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Tustin News

Location

Tustin, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2003

Page

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Scarecrow Contest planned for Tustin Old Town area

The Tustin Old Town Association and city Parks and Recreation plan a scarecrow contest starting Oct 7. Local clubs and businesses may display scarecrows in front of TOTA businesses. public voting decides winner who gets 300 dollars funded by the Rotary Club of Tustin. Merry Powers becomes vice president along with Patti Eby and Greg Kelly as officers to revitalize Old Town. about 20 members. Call numbers provided.

Tustin Old Town TOTA Merry Powers Old Town Gallery Patti Eby Tustin Books Greg Kelly Kelly’s Hobby Shop Old Town Call Jill Leach

Who is this lit tle girl and why is she holding a folded flag

Front page tease points readers to page 34 for an image or feature about a young girl with a folded flag. The note suggests broader coverage on the front and directs to interior pages for context and related stories, including local school and police items.

Tustin Library expansion nears reality with council action

The Tustin City Council approved four property condemnations on Preble Drive for library expansion and a relocation plan for ants as part of a Civic Center project. The library, opened in 1974, serves about 90,000 today and could top 180,000 with redevelopment of the former Marine base.

Tustin Preble Drive Civic Center The Ants Linda Demmers Tustin Marine Base Tony Kawashima Tracy Worley

Red Hill restriped safety's sake

County crews reshaped Red Hill Avenue to ease a bottleneck near Irvine Boulevard after Tustin Councilman Lou Bone pressed for action. He cites prior stagnation under county control and notes Supervisor Bill Campbell pursued the issue but faced delays amid past refusals.

Red Hill Avenue Irvine Boulevard Tustin Lou Bone County of Orange Bone Todd Spitzer Bill Campbell Campbell

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