Tustin Boys Basketball Eyes Repeat State Championship
Tustin returns eight core players from last year’s title run and seeks a repeat state crown. Foothill’s coach expresses high hopes for the season while Beckman aims for steady progress.
21 Nov 2013
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Newspaper
Tustin News
Location
Tustin, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2013
Page
1
Tustin returns eight core players from last year’s title run and seeks a repeat state crown. Foothill’s coach expresses high hopes for the season while Beckman aims for steady progress.
After four decades of planning the 1.4 mile Tustin Ranch Road extension will open connecting Warner and Walnut avenues through the former Tustin Marine Corps Air Station. City officials expect six lanes and 25,000 to 30,000 vehicles daily guiding drivers from I-5 to The District shopping center and easing nearby routes like Jamboree Road.
The Orange County Rescue Mission seeks donations to provide more than 20 100 meals weekly during the holiday season. President Jim Palmer cites rising need in fall and winter and notes nine campuses and a mobile chili van making four to five weekly trips to sites across the county. A $35 donation provides 24 meals for eight days, with further info at rescuemission.org or 714-247-4300.
Tustin resident Sylvia Williams will read excerpts from her self published poetry collection Accidental Piece of Paper at the Tustin Library on Sunday from 3 to 4 pm. Admission is free and she will sign copies. Williams self published using CreateSpace after years of composing poems about life and relationships leading to her marriage and two daughters.
Sylvia Williams of Tustin speaks at Tustin Library about her book Accidental Piece of Paper. The event Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. at 345 E Main St. Free admission. call 714-544-7725 for details.
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