Tustin Half Marathon and 5K Set for March
The Tustin Hangar Half Marathon and 5K run from 6 a.m. to noon on March IL. The 5K fee is 45 dollars. Details at tustin hangar half com or 714-544-5341. The Tustin Tennis Club marks its 44th anniversary with a free event at 2 p.m. April 7 at Magnolia Park Tennis Courts 2274 Fig Tree Drive.
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Exchange Club Bingo to Benefit Laurel House in Tustin
The Exchange Club of Tustin hosts a bingo party to aid Laurel House for teenage girls in crisis. The event runs 6 to 8 30 pm on March 24 at Clifton C Miller Community Center 300 Centennial Way. Tickets are 40 dollars and include dinner and games. Information at exchange club of tustin org or 714 599 4131.
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Foothill High and IVC Bands Share Concert Bills
Foothill High School and Irvine Valley College Wind Symphony will perform at 7 30 p m Saturday and the IVC Jazz Ensemble at 7 30 p m Monday in the IVC Performing Arts Center Irvine Tickets cost 10 for adults 5 for seniors students and military Information ivcarts org and 714 730 7464 Operation Warm Wishes hosts a swap meet and budgeting lesson for children 1 4 p m Saturday at the Tustin Area Senior Center Participants receive 300 in play money to spend on clothing food books and haircuts guided by high school students University Women will meet 7 p m Wednesday at The Prentice in Tustin Orange Santa Ana area.
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Learn Behind the Scenes What Makes Tustin Work
The 2018 Citizen Academy runs Wednesdays from March 28 to June 20, 6 to 8 pm, for residents and workers in Tustin and nearby areas. Participants will tour City Council chambers city yard Police Department and Orange County Fire Authority with a graduation dinner at the former Marine Corps air station south hangar. Applications are due by Wednesday. Information 714 573 3026.
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Free document shredding offered at City Hall
The city provides a free shredding service for residents at the City Clerk’s Office on the City Hall second floor 300 Centennial Way. Each month you may drop off one 24 inch deep storage box from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Shredding occurs on site every other Monday by Iron Mountain with restrictions on junk mail plastics and metal clips. Information line 714 573 3027.
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Woman's Club plans fashion show luncheon
Tustin Area Womans Club announces a fashion show luncheon with tickets set at 60 cents. Details and contact information available through the club's listings.
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Free tax help for seniors at Tustin Senior Center
Free tax preparation for seniors and those in need at the Tustin Senior Center 200 South C Street through April 12. Volunteers trained to file tax forms and basic schedules available 8:30 a.m. to noon every Thursday. Information call 714-573-3340.
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Tustin High draws honors student as district enrollment slips
Jerry Huang, 14, an honors student, praises Tustin High as a welcoming place after being named to the California All-State Orchestra. The district saw enrollment dip from 24,076 in 2016 to 24,010 in 2017 amid new housing. Officials note misperceptions about transfer students while promoting public schooling. Huang chose Tustin High over a private scholarship and values MUN and accommodated staff.
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Pickney co-founded nationwide police softball league
Pickney created a friendly policing softball league that evolved into competitive tournaments across the country to raise money for Wounded Warrior Project and other charities. He also started the Adopt-a-Complex program to assign officers to city apartment complexes. He is survived by his wife Michele and daughters Ryan and Rachel.
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