Miss Tustin Scholarship Pageant Set At St Jeanne de Lestonnac
Tickets at 15 dollars will be sold at the door Saturday for the Miss Tustin Scholarship Pageant at 7 p.m. at St. Jeanne de Lestonnac School in Old Town. Ten contestants compete for the 2003-04 Miss Tustin crown with college scholarships awarded. Reception to follow at the Tustin Banquet Center. Call 714 544-6774 for information.
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St. Jeanne de Lestonnac School
Main St
Old Town
Rachel Willis
Jessica Quesada
Megan Boxberger
Fatiha Small
Debbie Watkins
Pamela Lynch
Christine Gray
Nicole Johnson
Michelle de Cuello
Ana Lopec-Reveredo
Tustin
Skate park taskforce returns on city front page tease
Inside front page we glimpse page 3 items including the skate park taskforce returning to council business, the city seeking a master developer, and Bill Campbell addressing the FCA.
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Skate Park Taskforce
Bill Campbell
FCA
Tustin approves first residential base development pact
City Council approves John Laing Homes plan for 25.3 acres on the former Tustin Marine base at Edinger and Harvard for 32.7 million dollars to build 376 homes, with density reduced from 447. The mix includes 126 single family patio homes, 52 paired patio homes, 140 townhouses, and 58 loft townhouses plus 78 affordable units. Open spaces total about 4.6 acres including a 1.33 acre private recreation area with a public pool and clubhouse.
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Tustin
John Laing Homes
Edinger and
Harvard Avenues
Pioneer Middle School Nominated as California Distinguished School
Pioneer Middle School in the Tustin Unified School District is named a 2003 California Distinguished School nominee. It joins 12 other Orange County schools and 130 statewide nominees, with a March 24 site visit and April 10 winners announcement.
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Pioneer Middle School
Tustin Unified School District
California
California Department of Education
Pioneer
Orange County
Adele Heuer
Pioneer School
PTO
Teachers to get lay-off notices in district
About 125 full time and part time district teachers will receive notices by March 15 that they may be laid off for the 2003 04 school year. The action, taken unanimously by the school board at a special budget meeting, aims to preserve flexibility amid potential state budget cuts of up to 4.7 million. Superintendent Pete Gorman noted no final state budget figures have been issued yet and the board has not decided on cuts.
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Tustin Unified
Pete Gorman
Gorman
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Thyme
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George Stewart
Tustin News
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