Bullfight Bus Trip From Kelly's Cigar Shop
A Kel ly's Cigar Shop crowd organized a bus trip to a bullring in downtown Tijuana. About 44 of hundreds of customers boarded the bus for a Sunday outing described as a "death in the afternoon" with a mix of first timers and some accompanying spouses or dates. The journey began at the Mexican border as the group traveled along Avenida de la Revolucion.
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Kelly’s
Tustin
Tijuana
San Diego
Avenida de la Revolucion
Rain Gauge Reports Steady Season Totals Across Local Areas
Don Kramer of Northeast Tustin recorded .70 inch in the May 3 storm for a season total of 19.6 inches. Maidie Hohener of Lemon Heights posted .85 inch toward 18.97 inches. Bob Glassman of Central Tustin measured .82 inch for 16.47 inches. Bob DeSutter of Southeast logged .0 inch over the weekend. Lowell Fickle of East Tustin reported .7 inch for 18.41 inches.
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Don Kramer
Northeast Tustin
Maidie Hohener
Lemon Heights
Bob Glassman
Central Tustin
Bob DeSutter
Southeast
Lowell Fickle
East Tustin
Measure G money targets Tustin High repairs
Tustin High faces a $32.1 million slate of repairs with $80 million Measure G bond funding and $28 million in matched state funds. The district must choose priorities from a $177 million wish list to address aging facilities including a deteriorated science building and moisture damaged walls, doors, and plumbing.
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Tustin High School
el Camino Real
Tustin
Tustin High
Repair Wish List for Campus Facilities Upgrades
A detailed campus list outlines repairs and upgrades across facilities. It covers toilet facilities, administrative offices, heating and air conditioning, roofing, walkways, exterior walls, clock and speaker system, library remodel, lighting, piping, fire lanes, complex remodel and pad, stadium, tennis courts, security enclosure, power system, walls, fire alarm, signage, data drops, flooring, structural adequacy, landscaping, ADA surfacing, demolition of the garage, and related infrastructure improvements.
City approves Comcast cable franchise renewal after years of issues
After years of complaints over the city's cable franchise staff reports closures of talks and the City Council approves renewal. Comcast will service most city areas outside Tustin Ranch, provide live council coverage, rebroadcasts, a dedicated channel, and coordination with Cox. City inspections show most drops fixed and in-code.
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Tustin Ranch
Comcast
Los Angeles
At&t
City Hall
Joe Meyers
Meyers
Cox Cable
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George
Stewart
Sycamore
San Juan
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