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Tustin News

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Tustin, California, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2003

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American Legion Post 227 seeks new recruits in Tustin

The reactivated Tustin American Legion Post 227 invites veterans to join the monthly meetings at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday at the Tustin Area Senior Center. They sponsor the third annual Veterans Day Parade set for November 9 in Old Town. For info call Dick Calta or two numbers provided.

American Legion Post Tustin

Old Town clash over Art Juice site and Prospect Village plan

City officials hosted a April 22 meeting on the Northwest corner of Main Street and Prospect Avenue to discuss a proposed 9,320 square foot two story office retail building called Prospect Village. Residents favored preserving history while merchants pushed for economic stimulus from redevelopment.

Art Juice Company Main Street Prospect Avenue Old Town Prospect Village The Pelican Center Jim Craughon

Merchants consider Old Town group to join Chamber

About 15 merchants and property owners in Old Town gathered at the Old Town Gallery to discuss forming a chamber council as part of the Tustin Chamber of Commerce. Phil Cox urged a new, energized organization while noting a hiatus in TOTA activities. Greg Kelly expressed caution as secretary of TOTA.

Old Town Old Town Gallery Tustin Chamber of Commerce Phil Cox el Camino Real Main Street Lou

School bus fees rise 25 percent for 2003-04

The Tustin school board unanimously approved a 25 percent transportation fee increase beginning July 1 for the 2003-04 year. District staff cited funding gaps as state shortfalls stress district finances and compel higher charges. Annual round trips rise from 265 to 330 with discounts for siblings at 225 and 155 for additional riders.

California Mark Eliot

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