Crime Log
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Crime Log: May 12 - May 18, 2013
Indecent Exposure -- A man and woman were having sex in a light colored four-door car. They were located on Balcom Ave.
Schools
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Local Students Saluted as Graduating President’s Scholars
Two dozen graduating scholars were honored May 9 for their achievements, at the 2013 President’s Scholars Celebration Dinner hosted by CSUF President Mildred García.
Shelter Zoning Changes on Council Agenda
The proposed location of an Orange County Homeless Resource Shelter will likely dominate Tuesday’s 6:30 pm City Council meeting. The agenda item presents the first reading of an ordinance that amends zoning classifications that affect the area surrounding the site, located at 301 S. State College Blvd.
Rusty Kennedy, the Executive Director of Orange County Human Relations, sent the letter posted below to FullertonStories.com and other media outlets.
If you have an opposing viewpoint, please write to FullertonStories.com so that both sides of this important issue may be read in our editorial pages.
The council meets 6:30 at City Hall, 303 W. Commonwealth Ave.
-- Reported by Davis Barber/FullertonStories.com
Letters & Opinions
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Seeking Shelter
By Rusty Kennedy/OC Human Relations --Fullerton is close to taking a step forward in enabling the County and non-profit organizations to effectively address homelessness in our community.The multi-service, low-threshold year-round homeless shelter that the County of Orange is planning at 301 S.
Events
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ROTC Cadets Commissioning May 24
What: Twenty-five U.S.
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Muckenthaler Jazz Festival
Welcome to our Muckenthaler Jazz Festival Family! Entering its 8th season, the Muckenthaler Jazz Concert Series has emerged from its inception to now be a recognized force in the Southern California jazz scene..
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Senior Club to Host ‘Spring Fling Happy Hour’
The Fullerton Senior Club will serve up a toast to spring when it hosts a “Spring Fling Happy Hour” Thursday, May 30.
People
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Quirk-Silva Explains Vote on Transgender Bill
State Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva said she voted for a controversial bill last week because it “will clarify the legal obligation schools have to give transgendered students equal opportunity at schools.”AB 1266 would allow transgender students to take part in school sports and other sex-segregated activities, and use sex-segregated facilities “consistent with his or her gender identity, irrespective of the gender listed on the pupil’s records.” The bill passed the Assembly 45-24 along party lines May 9, and will return to the Assembly for a final vote after a state Senate review.
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Sponsor Seeking Funds to Send Skater to Barcelona
Julie Kindstrand first jumped on her father’s board when she was 11 years old. Five years later she turned pro. Now 20, she is headed to Barcelona next month for the X-Games – if she can raise the money in time.
This Week in Fullerton, May 20 - May 16, 2013
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