Special Olympics Torch Run Comes To Tustin
Ten Tustin officers will run and bike the Special Olympics Torch Run on May 29 starting 1 15 p m at Edinger and Harvard avenues with Irvine officers handing off to Santa Ana at about 2 15 p m The event promotes Special Olympics and passes through Edinger Red Hill Walnut Newport Sycamore and back to Edinger lines up at Memorial Day brief closure reminders included.
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Tustin district trims layoffs as budget gaps loom
The Tustin Unified School District sent final layoff notices to staff for next year amid a projected $3.2 million annual shortfall. Four certificated staff were laid off while 41 of 45 temporary teachers received non renewal notices. Seventeen classified workers faced 30 day layoff notices. District aims to recall many temporaries in June as openings arise.
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Vets Parade Gets Marching Orders In Tustin
Veterans Day parade in Tustin is set to proceed with American Legion Post No. 227 backing the event. Chairman Dick Calta secured city approval to plan the parade, vowing to fund police and Parks and Recreation services without city funds. Estimated cost is 6552 dollars. over 2000 dollars already raised, with donations due by August 8.
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School board boosts youth sports fees 25 percent
The district raises facility use charges to help state revenue cuts. AYSO serves over 2,000 children with $80 registrations. Field rate climbs from 13.50 to 17 per hour starting July 1. Regional commissioner Greg Hammond supports the move amid school budget strain.
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