Archive for June, 2011

At yesterday’s “Bicycle Summit” – hosted by County Supervisor Shawn Nelson and the Orange County Transportation Authority – talks surrounded ways to make North Orange County more bike friendly, with the possibility of constructing a bridge that crosses over the 57 Freeway. A bridge over the 57 freeway would provide a safer route for...
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None of the six Miss Fullerton Scholarship Program contestants came home with the crown from this year’s Miss California 2011 Pageant last week. Carly Valdes and Alyssa Alex represented the city as Miss Fullerton and Miss Fullerton Outstanding teen, respectively, as well as four other women who competed for the city’s title. The state...
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Dry Dock Fish Company, based in Fullerton, will have fresh $25 Sushi Packs with deboned and skinless salmon, ahi tuna and hamachi. Also available is black cod, Greenland halibut, swordfish, king salmon, ahi tuna, sole fillet, seafood mix, Hawaiian poke cups, ceviche, smoked tuna spread, lox, canned salmon, large white shrimp, soft shell crab,...
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  Fullerton is famous for its restaurants and nightlife, and newest on the scene is Sansai Sushi and Grill.  Tucked in just off the corner of State College and Chapman, Sansai offers “fast casual” dining, meaning you get sushi, salads and grill items made to order.  Diners can eat there or take advantage of...
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Story and Photos By Keili Fernando – The Fullerton College Summer Swim Program offers swimming lessons for kids of all ages. Rhett Price, the founder and director, started this program 33 years ago. Today, it caters to about 600 students in the local area over the course of six weeks. There are currently 12...
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Titan Stadium hosted the third round Lamar Hunt US Cup match between the LA Galaxy and LA Blues. The Blues are a USL team who will call CSUF home thru August. The match controlled by the Galaxy without the services of many starters including David Beckham and Landon Donovan reached halftime al square at...
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By Jennifer Karmarkar – The Fullerton School Board voted 4-1 Tuesday to approve the 2011-12 proposed budget, despite knowing the figures hinge on the state budget, which as of Tuesday night, had yet to pass. Calling the district budget “the most fluid document I’ve looked at in the last 40 years,” Gary Cardinale, assistant...
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FARMERS MARKET: The Fullerton Certified Farmers Market is at Independence Park from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Independence Park is located at 801 W. Valencia Dr. FULLERTON ARBORETUM: The arboretum presents “New Birth of Freedom: Civil War to Civil Rights in California,” a student-run exhibit that displays civil rights struggles in California and Orange...
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After receiving only 42 community feedback surveys out of 500 that were sent to residents surrounding Lemon Park, city staff and community members agreed Tuesday night to continue outreach efforts to determine which of the Lemon Street murals should be restored first. The city and the Public Art Committee hope to start the first...
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HUNT BRANCH: Toddler Storytime is from 10:15-11:15 a.m. Register. Preschool Storytime (Wheels on the Bus) is from 10:45-11:45. Register. The Hunt Branch is located at 201 S. Basque Ave. FULLERTON MUSEUM CENTER: The Fullerton Museum Center presents “Julius Shulman: Desert Modern,” as its latest exhibit. The show will display 100 color and black and...
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