Political buzz at Tiller Days Festival stirs local race tensions
An ironic reflection on the Tiller Days Festival as election season nears reveals politicians and hopefuls flocking to the event. The crowd, fueled by junk food and buzz, mirrors a political stage with booths, campaign gear, and appeals aimed at winning votes before the local election.
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Davert outlines plan for low density Tustin base development
In his bid for one of two open council seats in Tustin, Doug Davert promotes a low density, mixed use base plan including affordable housing, public facilities, a pool and aquatics center, lighted sports fields, and balanced commercial and educational uses while opposing high density, cheesy centers. He supports curbing John Wayne Airport expansion and opposes renewing AT&T Broadband with a bid process for better service and price. Davert highlights his planning leadership and school involvement, urging careful development of the Tustin Legacy to keep crime low and preserve quality of life.
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Bill Mattox champions conservative values for local race
In his first bid for council, Bill Mattox outlines projects like base reuse, an aquatic center, golf and tennis facilities, and parks. He backs the ROC-Link tunnel plan to aid John Wayne Airport expansion and supports high speed rail links to Ontario and March Air Force Base. He argues for a pro family, pro business, limited government platform and cites 25 years in software as private sector experience.
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Orange County
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