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Newspaper
Tustin News
Location
Tustin, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2003
Page
2
Directory style notice lists address in Irvine California for The Tustin News with contact emails and phone numbers for staff and departments including circulation display advertising and editors. It notes the 2006 Irvine address and provides several staff contacts at ocregister.com and phone numbers for newsroom and advertising.
The Tustin News invites the public to drop by the lounge at the Tustin Area Senior Center 200 S C St Old Town from 3 30 to 5 p m each Thursday to discuss local issues with staff Jill Leach editor George Stewart reporter Michael Felton sports editor Jeff Rowe Tustin Register reporter and Paul Danison team leader Call Jill Leach at 949 53 2918 for details.
Former Morison Pharmacy clerk Mary E. Satala, 84, of Tustin, died April 25. She is survived by her brother Frank Lucas Sr. of Tustin and nephews Frank Jr., James, and Michael Lucas, of Grass Valley. Funeral and burial held at Melrose Abbey Cemetery. Saddleback Chapel arranged.
The district announces fare updates: busing costs rise to 280 and 195 for first two riders, with a 25 processing fee for extra siblings. Annual passes up to 195, semestral 140 to 125, and reduced lunch program riders get scaled rates. Walking-distance eligibility remains fixed. Contact Carmen Rice at (714) 730-7518.
Old Town business owners plan to reconvene to amend bylaws for a three member executive board and restrict membership to Old Town merchants. Allan Browning of the Chamber offers support including use of a chamber phone and mail, while noting no insurance is needed as they form a council. Eventual plans cite Armstrong Garden Center and Tustin Legacy. A May 22 meeting is scheduled to discuss ideas further.
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