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From Nov. 30-Dec. 17, special North Pole Express Mailboxes will be found in the lobby of Fullerton City Hall, the Children’s Library of the Fullerton Main Library, the Hunt Branch Library, and at Independence Park.
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The FLY Program has been designed to encourage youth in making positive and safe choices. The program is a collaborative effort between the Fullerton Police and the Parks and Recreation Department. The goal of the FLY Program is to assist youth in becoming aware of their abilities, behavior, and values, qualities we believe are necessary in developing healthy and responsible young adults.
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City Hall will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 26 and 27, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. It will reopen at 7 a.m. Monday, Nov. 30.
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Parents searching for ways to keep their kids happy - and busy – while schools are out for the extended Thanksgiving holiday need look no further than Fullerton’s landmark Hillcrest Park! |
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Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night: You’ll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 29. The market will host its annual “Okto-BOO-fest” on the 29th, featuring activities, games and special events for all ages.
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Winter Fest provides an opportunity for artisans, merchants, and service organizations to offer their unique products and services in a fun and festive atmosphere. Winter Fest includes a variety of features including: Santa Claus, snow, prepared food, arts and crafts, jewelry, novelty and gift items, live entertainment, classic car show and kids’ activities.
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Demolition work at the Fullerton train station, 120 E. Santa Fe Ave. in Fullerton. Expected to begin Monday, Nov. 2, 2009. Upgrades at both the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo and the Fullerton stations to allow the trains to turn around more efficiently.
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If you are 18 years or older, join us as we team up to build a playground for the children at Olive Park. We are seeking volunteers who do not have to be skilled, trained or have any special tools; they just have to enthusiastic, energetic, a team player, willing to work, and have fun, fun, fun!
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Using input from public, Angelo’s & Vinci’s, Mc Donald’s, Foundation, ARTECO and staff, SMS Architects worked to develop a plan for Fox Block to share with Agency/Council and public.
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Firefighter recruitment is now closed. This information is for those who have already submitted their application.
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Application Packets will be available online at this website FROM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 AT 7:00 AM TO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2009 AT NOON.
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Ever been approached by an individual or group wanting to be paid for painting your address on the curb in front of your home? Here’s a tip: You don’t have to pay.
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A window on the visual arts will be opened Saturday, Oct. 10, when the Village Art Center joins the 45th Annual "A Night in Fullerton" festivities. "A Night in Fullerton" is the city's annual celebration of the arts, featuring free music, dance and visual art programs at numerous locations in the city’s historic downtown.
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Saturday, October 10th 2009
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The Fullerton Public Library will take on a definite green tinge Saturday, Oct. 17, when its second annual “Book Festival” offers a special focus on the environment. The festival, which is free to the public, will take place from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Fullerton Main Library, 353 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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Residents in a large section of east Fullerton near Troy High School have been without street lights since Sept. 10 when a piece of Edison Co. equipment failed.
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In an effort to give citizens a clear picture of the day-to-day world of the police officer, the Fullerton Police Department is gearing up to host a new session of its popular “Citizen Police Academy” in September.
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The Fullerton Museum Center will participate in the 5th Annual “Museum Day” program sponsored by “Smithsonian” magazine by offering free admission to the public on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Grab your leash and let's go outside!
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The City of Fullerton is requesting fixed price estimates to provide a fiber-optic Ethernet infrastructure for the City of Fullerton, California. Responses are due by September 25, 2009 .
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Fullerton City Hall will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, for the Labor Day holiday. It will re-open at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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Work is slated to begin in late August on an approximately $1 million reconstruction project on sections of Orangethorpe Avenue.
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Summer Fun at Fullerton Museum Center!
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A ghostly hand selects the dinner music at one downtown Fullerton eatery, while an unseen prankster enjoys tossing pots and pans around at another.
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Saturday, October 10th 2009
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Traffic in the northbound lane of Euclid Street will be narrowed down to one lane at the intersection with Valencia Drive Tuesday through Wednesday, Aug. 4-6, to allow repairs to be made to the roadway.
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Landscaping tips that are both easy on the eye and easy on California’s unique environment will be offered in two free classes to be hosted by the City of Fullerton Office of Water Engineering.
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Artists from all disciplines are being sought to participate in the 45th Annual “A Night in Fullerton” cultural arts festival.
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Fullerton Transportation Center Parking Structure
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Bring your friends and family to this community-wide event. Learn the latest in water safety including rescue techniques and CPR. Enjoy a free lunch on us and educational activities for children of all ages!
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The first of three public hearings on the proposed West Coyote Hills project to be held by Fullerton advisory committees and commissions will take place Monday, July 27, when the plan is brought to the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Commission for review.
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In the time it takes you to make a phone call or answer the doorbell, a child can drown – often in a bathtub, and often in as little as one inch of water.
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The city’s implementation of Phase 1 is in response to a decision by the Metropolitan Water District to reduce allocations to member agencies. Should the city exceed the amount allocated by the MWD, the city will have to pay a penalty.
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It’s those covers – the funny and the just plain bad - that will be the focus of ”The 100 Worst Album Covers,” a new exhibit opening Aug. 1 at the Fullerton Museum Center.
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Phase 1 Water Conservation July 1, 2009
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Distracted driving account for 80 percent of all crashes.
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A community workshop is set for Wednesday, July 1, to bring the public up to date on the proposed Fullerton Fox Village project adjacent to the historic Fox Fullerton Theatre.
The meeting will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Venetian Room at Angelo’s and Vinci’s Ristorante, 550 N. Harbor Blvd.
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An informational meeting is set for Wednesday, July 8, to bring the public up to date on the proposed West Coyote Hills project as it readies itself to go through the public hearing process.
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Construction is slated to begin late this month on a much-needed improvement project to Magnolia Avenue in West Fullerton.
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Construction is slated to begin in early July on a much-needed storm drain improvement project on Lawrence Avenue in Central Fullerton.
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The College World Series-bound Titan baseball team from California State University, Fullerton, will get a rousing send-off Saturday, June 13, at a rally in Downtown Fullerton.
The festivities will take place from 10-11 a.m. on Harbor Boulevard, between Commonwealth and Chapman avenues.
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Applications are being sought from citizens interested in serving on a new ad hoc advisory group that will oversee design efforts as part of the preparation of a master plan for Tri-City Park.
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Falls are a leading cause of injury and deaths in our homes and communities. In 2007 there were 20,600 fall-related deaths in these settings.
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The object of the search is "secret pals" - individuals, businesses and organizations willing to donate money to provide “scholarships” for children wishing to register for activities and events offered by the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department.
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Work has begun on much-needed renovations to Lions Field, home to many youth sports teams, including Little League and Pop Warner Football.
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A branch of the Clerk-Recorder’s Office has opened at 201 N. Harbor Blvd., and hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Pooch Park Anniversary Celebration
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Traffic crashes are the leading cause of teen fatalities - an estimated 38 percent of all teen deaths occur from crashes. Parents and teens can work together to make the right driving decisions to keep youn drivers safe.
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An old-fashioned Independence Day celebration is in store Saturday, July 4, when the City of Fullerton presents its 20th Annual Community Fireworks Show and Festival.
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Things will get rocking at the Fullerton Sports Complex Wednesday, July 15, when the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department’s popular outdoor summer concert series returns with a lineup of performers sure to please every musical taste.
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Beginning July 1, 2009 the city will implement its new “Building Fee Waiver Program” for “green” (environmentally sustainable) projects.
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Swine Influenza (swine flu) is a respiratory disease of pigs caused by type A influenza viruses. Outbreaks of swine flu happen regularly in pigs. People do not normally get swine flu, but human infections can and do happen. Most commonly, human cases of swine flu happen in people who are around pigs but it’s possible for swine flu viruses to spread from person to person also.
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Everything that floats or flies will be in the spotlight Saturday, May 9, when the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary presents its “Fly-Float and Show” at Fullerton Municipal Airport.
The event, which is free to the public, will be held from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
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The Fullerton City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday, June 16, to receive citizen comment on a proposed increase in the city’s “pass through” water rate.
The hearing, which will be on the council’s 6:30 p.m. agenda, will also consider implementation of Phase I of the city’s Water Supply Shortage Conservation Plan.
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The U.S. Air Force will be the focus of a special salute Monday, May 26, at the 71st Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance.
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Looking for a good book? The Friends of the Fullerton Public Library have thousands of them, and they will all be on sale at the Main Library May 29-31.
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You can now pay Library fines online. Have your Card Number ready.
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Discover how you can benefit from a solar enerty system on your home during the day and at night.
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In an effort to help protect children from becoming potential drowning statistics, the Fullerton Fire Department is offering its popular “Watch the Water” drowning prevention program in which parents learn how to keep their children safe when around water.
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Sellers fills the vacancy created by the May 1 retirement of Police Chief Patrick McKinley, who has been Fullerton’s top lawman for the past 16 years. Prior to Fullerton, McKinley served 29 years with the Los Angeles Police Department.
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Julius Shulman, considered the dean of architectural photography, will be the guest speaker in a special program presented by the Fullerton Museum Center Saturday, May 9.
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Park Closures are: 4/20 - 6/6: The Large Dog Park is closed for renovations and 6/15 - 8/3: The Small Dog Park is closed for renovations.
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Volunteers are needed to place more than 3,600 crosses and an equal number of American flags at the graves of veterans at Loma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton in preparation for the 71st Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 25.
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Get connected with agencies and programs that can help you with taxes, food, bills, jobs, youth programs, and more.
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Don't miss the chance to hear well known artists in an intimate setting with superb acoustics!
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Children can expect fun, lasting memories created at Camp Hillcrest! Our diverse camp offers an amazing array of opportunities including arts & crafts, games, dance, science, sports, outdoor activities, and field trips… there’s something for everyone! Camp Hillcrest provides a wellrounded, exciting, and safe atmosphere for campers.
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Come hear the pros and cons of the May 19 propositions to reform our state budget. Wedensday April 22, 7 - 8:30pm Fullerton Public Library.
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The City of Fullerton is teaming with MG Disposal, the City’s trash contractor, to present a free compost give-away program Saturday, May 9, at Independence Park.
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At City Council direction, the Community Development Department has initiated an acoustic study to determine what base-line noise levels may be permitted for outdoor entertainment in the downtown.
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Hundreds of volunteers from the Truslow Park neighborhood, Maple School, Maple School PTA, the City of Fullerton and California Volunteers through a grant from KaBOOM! will join forces to build a new, safe, handicapped-accessible playground at Truslow Park.
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Don't miss the chance to hear well known artists in an intimate setting with superb acoustics!
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The Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department’s popular “Camp Hillcrest Spring Day Camp” for children 5-12 years of age will be held April 6-10, offering fun arts and crafts, games, enrichment clubs, and special excursions to the Los Angeles Zoo and the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.
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The work includes reconstruction of Chapman Avenue, from Victoria Drive to Acacia Avenue. Construction will begin February 17, 2009 and is expected to be completed within ten weeks, pending inclement weather.
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In an effort to reduce the delay between report and search, the Fullerton Police Department is launching an innovative program designed to help officers locate persons reported missing from their homes or caregivers.
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The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held at 7 p.m. in the Council Chamber of Fullerton City Hall, 303 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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Fullerton Councilwoman Sharon Quirk has announced she will launch a new session of her popular “walk and talk” programs in April.
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Motorists are reminded that Wilshire Avenue between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue in Fullerton, will be closed to vehicular traffic from 1-10:30 p.m. Thursdays, beginning April 2.
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The popular weekly outdoor “Fullerton Market” returns to downtown Fullerton Thursday, April 2, offering farm-fresh produce, arts and crafts, handmade apparel, live entertainment, food booths, and activities for young people.
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Downtown Fullerton will be the focus of three special meetings sponsored by the City of Fullerton for citizens interested in sharing their views on the future of the area.
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If you and your green thumb are free Saturday, March 14, the City of Fullerton and Fullerton Beautiful Inc. would like to make a date with you.
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The Parks department is sponsoring its ”3rd Annual Fullerton Fishing Derby T-shirt Design Contest,” and kids 10-14 are invited to submit their original artwork for consideration.
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Fullerton Public Library is now a ‘one stop shop’ for all your passport needs! The library provides and accepts passport application forms, as well as takes passport photos. Starting June 1, 2009, tougher regulations will go into effect that will impact citizens wishing to go to either Canada or Mexico.
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will be closed Monday, Feb. 16, in observance of the "Presidents' Day" holiday. Its public counters will reopen at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17.
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The program, which is free to the public, will begin at 7 p.m. in the Osborne Auditorium of the Fullerton Main Library, 353 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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Brea Dam Park
Saturday, January 31
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Applications will be available starting Tuesday, Feb. 17, for local farmers, artisans, merchants and community organizations wishing to participate in the weekly outdoor “Fullerton Market” opening Thursday, April 2.
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In an effort to give citizens a clear picture of the day-to-day world of the police officer, the Fullerton Police Department is gearing up to host a new session of its popular “Citizen Police Academy” in March.
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The project is the Chapman Avenue Reconstruction, from Victoria Drive to Acacia Avenue, and work on the project is tentatively slated to begin in February 2009.
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“Guitar Gateways,” a 12-week course designed for students in fifth through ninth grades, offers guitar lessons, guided practice, and mini-courses in music theory, history and appreciation, with an emphasis on jazz, blues and rock.
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“AlertOC” has the capacity to send notifications of emergency conditions to registered participants within minutes via phone, cell phone, email and text. The primary use of the system is to disseminate messages pertaining to the health or safety of a community, and can include such situations as major fires, flooding, missing persons and road closures.
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Dozens of events staged at numerous sites in the streets, sidewalks and buildings of historic downtown Fullerton on December 31, 7 p.m. to midnight.
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Christmas tree in Fullerton Downtown Plaza adjacent to the Fullerton Museum.
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Anticipated construction start date is December 15, 2008. Although the City makes every attempt to minimize the impact to the public, traffic delays are anticipated. Alternative commuter routes are recommended.
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Three public workshops have been scheduled to give citizens an opportunity to get answers to their questions about the new waste recycling system proposed for the City of Fullerton.
The workshops are set for Dec. 18 and Jan. 7 and 13. All three workshops will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber at Fullerton City Hall, 303 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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"The holidays can be one of the loveliest times of the year," said Fullerton Fire Chief Wolfgang Knabe."Yet, too often they can turn to tragedy when someone forgets to take a few extra minutes for safety's sake."
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’s firefighters are lighting a spark for needy children.
The firefighters are participating in the annual “Spark of Love” Toy Drive for disadvantaged children.
The drive runs through Dec. 24, and donations will be accepted up to 5 p.m. that day.
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Fullerton City Hall will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 27 and 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. It will reopen at 7 a.m. Monday, Dec. 1.
The Fullerton Main Library, 353 W. Commonwealth Ave., and the Hunt Branch Library, 201 S. Basque Ave., will be closed that Thursday and Friday. The Main Library will reopen Saturday and Sunday.
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In an effort to ensure all citizens have a happy and safe turkey day, Fullerton’s firefighters offer the following kitchen safety tips
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We are Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and we are looking for qualified families for 7 homes to be built in Fullerton. Using volunteer labor and donated materials, and with the full support of the City of Fullerton, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County will build a total of 11 homes in the 400 block of W. Valencia Drive in Fullerton. Two of the homes, pictured above, were completed in January 2008 and two more homes are currently being built.
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This letter is to serve notice that Walnut Avenue adjacent to the south platform for the Amtrak/Metrolink Station, between the Harbor Blvd. Bridge and Walnut Way, as well as Walnut Way between Walnut Avenue and Lemon Street, will be reconstructed resulting in intermittent closure and/or delay on thesedates:
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Applications are being accepted from vendors wishing to participate in the 18th Annual “First Night Fullerton,” the city’s family oriented, alcohol-free New Year’s Eve party. The festivities will take place from 7 p.m. to midnight, and will feature dozens of events staged at numerous sites in the streets, sidewalks and buildings of historic downtown Fullerton.
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Fullerton City Hall will be closed Tuesday, Nov. 11, in observance of the Veterans' Day holiday. It will reopen at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 12.
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Now more than ever, it's time to recycle!
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A community open house has been set for Wednesday, Oct. 29, to obtain public input on the land use futures as part of the General Plan update in progress now.
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Taking out the trash in the City of Fullerton will soon have a whole new look if the Fullerton City Council approves a new contract with the city’s waste hauler, MG Disposal.
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Please join the City of Fullerotn in the first of a series of meetings as we discuss development of the Fullerton Civic Center area.
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Tours will be given Wednesdays and Thursdays Sept. 17 through Oct. 25. Due to popularity, the tours book up fast, and persons interested in participating are strongly advised to get their registrations in early.
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An old friend returns with a new look Saturday, Nov. 8.
The 44th Annual “A Night in Fullerton,” the city’s annual cultural arts celebration, returns with a new date and format.
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Construction work on two sourthbound lanes.
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A guide to understanding the various initiatives and measures on the November election ballot will be offered Wednesday, Oct. 15, by the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center.
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Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night: You’ll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 30.
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Citizens are invited to join Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk Saturday, Nov. 1, on her last scheduled Walk and Talk. |
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Artists from all disciplines are being sought to participate in the 44th Annual “A Night in Fullerton” cultural arts festival.
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Fall will have a special meaning for the Fullerton Public Library Saturday, Oct. 18, as the library hosts its first “Fall into Books” Book Festival.
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The Fullerton Museum Center is accepting applications for a new session of its popular “Guitar Gateways” program.
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The more than 3,000 people killed in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, will be remembered in a special tribute to be held at the outdoor Fullerton Market on Thursday, Sept. 11.
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The public is invited to attend a special reception at the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center Monday, Sept. 22, as the center joins its counterparts throughout the nation in observing “National Senior Center Month.”
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Preparations are nearing completion for Saturday, Sept. 13, when "Airport Day 2008" takes off at Fullerton Municipal Airport with a full load of special events and activities.
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Citizens are invited to join Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk on a “Walk and Talk” Saturday, Sept. 6.
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Landscaping tips that are both easy on the eye and easy on California’s unique environment will be offered in “California-friendly Landscape Training,” a free class sponsored by the City of Fullerton Office of Water Engineering.
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The “hot rod side” of 1960s surf music will rock the Downtown Thursday, Sept. 4, when the band “The Dynotones” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market.
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Police Community Partnership
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Starting Wednesday, Aug. 6, red light enforcement cameras will be operational for east- and west-bound traffic at the intersection of Orangethorpe Avenue and Harbor Boulevard.
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In an effort to give citizens a clear picture of the day-to-day world of the police officer, the Fullerton Police Department is gearing up to host a new session of its popular “Citizen Police Academy” in September.
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Awarding-winning mystery novelist and journalist Denise Hamilton will be the guest speaker at a special program presented Sunday, Sept. 21, by the Fullerton Public Library.
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Talented canines will be in the spotlight Thursday, Aug. 14, when the Fullerton Museum Center presents its annual “Dog Days of Summer” talent show and competition.
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Citizens are invited to join Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk on a “Walk and Talk” Saturday, Aug. 2.
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The City of Fullerton Cultural Arts Division is seeking proposals from artists and design professionals interested in designing, coordinating and producing a public art project in the city’s historic downtown district.
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There will be “Cause for Alarm” in the Gilbert Park neighborhood in west Fullerton Saturday, July 19, but residents need not worry.
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Young children and their families are invited to set their feet in the door of the Fullerton Museum Center in August for a special series of storytimes focused on the subject of shoes.
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If your pooch kisses like there’s no tomorrow, eats like he has just gotten off a diet, or stirs up a hurricane when he wags his tail, the Fullerton Museum Center would like to have a talk with you.
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Annual 'Fireworks Show and Festival' set for July 4
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Temporary road closures set for July 4 fireworks festival
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There will be a lot of love at Richman Park and Community Center Saturday, May 17, when the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a community clean-up.
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Outstanding students from Fullerton schools will be honored Tuesday, May 20, at the annual City of Fullerton Student Recognition Ceremony. |
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The U.S. Coast Guard will be the focus of a special salute Monday, May 26, at the 70th Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance.
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All aboard for fun!
Featuring vintage rail cars, exhibits, model train layouts, and railway memorabilia. Free Admission!
More Information: http://www.scrmf.org/rrdays/ or 278-0648.
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How often do you walk into a building and wonder how safe it is? If the roof will hold up? If the walls will remain upright? If the floor will support your weight?
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Volunteers are needed to place more than 3,500 crosses and an equal number of American flags at the graves of veterans at Loma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton in preparation for the 70th Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 26.
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Parks and Recreation summer programs for youth and teen.
Monday, June 16 - Friday, August 15, 2008
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An up close and personal view of the world of sports is on display at the Hunt Branch Library as the library hosts an exhibit of photos by sports photographer Matt Brown.
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Work is slated to begin April 28 on reconstruction of Lemon Street between Orangefair Avenue and Freedom Avenue, in south Fullerton. |
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The award-winning Fullerton Museum Center is seeking proposals from artists interested in designing, coordinating and producing a public art project for the Lemon Street Overpass. |
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Need a good laugh? Then make plans to stop by the Fullerton Public Library the week of April 12-19.
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The Fullerton Senior Multi-Service will join forces with the office of Congressman Ed Royce (R-40th District), to teach citizens how to keep from becoming victims of crime.
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’s youth will be in the spotlight Saturday, April 19, when the City of Fullerton joins the “Global Youth Service Day” celebration.
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Mayor Quirk sets April 5 'Walk and Talk'
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Pooch Park Maintenance Closure April 28th - June 6th
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Parks and Recreation sets dodgeball tournament
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Teens can make the scene at 'Teen Scene'
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Fullerton Library offers 'one stop shop' for passports
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Popular outdoor 'Fullerton Market' returns April 3
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To educate the residents of Fullerton, beautify the City, and improve the environment
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The City of Fullerton is looking for community groups interested in "adopting" a park or public area for a 12-week period and help keep it free from litter. In exchange for their work, each group will each receive $325 from the City.
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Mayor Sharon Quirk will discuss the “State of the City 2008,” on Wednesday, February 13th.
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A community workshop on housing issues will be held Wednesday, Feb. 20, in conjunction with the update to the city’s Comprehensive General Plan in progress now.
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Planning Meetings Audio Live Online!
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To ensure a continuing supply of telephone numbers, the 657 area code will be added to the area served by 714.
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The Fullerton City Council and Fullerton Redevelopment Agency will hold a special meeting Tuesday, Jan. 29, to discuss the city’s affordable housing policies.
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will be closed Monday, Feb. 18, in observance of the "Presidents' Day" holiday. Its public counters will reopen at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19.
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The Children’s Library of the Fullerton Public Library will take a walk on the wild side Tuesday, Jan. 15, when it hosts animals from the rainforest as part of its popular After-School Program for students.
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A new session of the Fullerton Fire Department’s “Community Response Volunteer/Community Emergency Response Team” (CRV/CERT) program is set to get under way in March.
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Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk has announced her “Walk and Talk” for the first six months of the coming year.
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Fullerton Mayor Sharon Quirk has announced she will institute open office hours at City Hall starting in January for citizens who wish to meet with her to discuss issues of concern.
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will be closed from Monday, Dec. 24, through Tuesday, Jan. 1, for the winter holiday season. It will reopen at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 2.
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Busy shoppers, brightly decorated homes and family get-togethers are all signs that point to the fact the holiday season is upon us.
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The firefighters are participating in the annual “Spark of Love” Toy Drive for disadvantaged children.
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1 – 6 p.m. Dec.1
Downtown Fullerton
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The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Downtown Plaza
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The City sponsors two Blue Cross plans that provide coverage for 450 City employees and retirees, as well as their dependants.
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In an effort to encourage greater citizen participation in its meetings, the Fullerton City Council has voted to change the starting time and format of its twice-monthly meetings.
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The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. in the Downtown Plaza
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Calling all ghoulies and ghosties and long-leggedy beasties and things that go bump in the night: You’ll feel right at home at Fullerton Market Thursday, Oct. 18.
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A ghostly hand selects the dinner music at one downtown Fullerton eatery, while at another, an unseen prankster enjoys tossing pots and pans around.
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Fullerton Fire Department Open House & Pancake Breakfast
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The “new and improved” Hillcrest Reservoir will be formally unveiled Tuesday, Sept. 18, during a dedication ceremony at Hillcrest Park.
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The City of Fullerton Arts Committee will host a special reception Sunday, Sept. 9, to announce the long-awaited results of a study of the impact of the arts and cultural organizations on the city’s economy.
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Fullerton City Hall will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, for the Labor Day holiday. It will re-open at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4.
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The City of Fullerton has been notified by the Metropolitan Water District that the MWD will begin fluoridating its water supplies in October.
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The term “summer camp” has a whole new meaning this July when the award-winning Fullerton Museum Center presents a “Summer Art and Reading Camp” for children in first through sixth grades.
Titled “Art Camp: The Art of Nature,” the unique one-week day camp will use nature to introduce budding artists to both the art and literary worlds.
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A “Jobview” kiosk has been installed in the Main Library providing access to a multitude of job listings. Fullerton is the first public library in North Orange County to offer the service.
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The City of Fullerton is teaming with the Fullerton Arboretum to present three workshops on home composting this fall and winter.
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Things will get rocking at the Fullerton Sports Complex Wednesday, July 18, when the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department’s popular outdoor summer concert series returns with a lineup of performers sure to please every musical taste.
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The Fullerton General Plan Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting Monday, June 4, to discuss the update to the city’s Comprehensive General Plan in progress now. |
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An old-fashioned Independence Day celebration is in store Wednesday, July 4, when the City of Fullerton presents its 18th Annual Community Fireworks Show and Festival. |
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If your pooch likes to party, he (or she) will want to mark Saturday, June 9, on the calendar!
That’s the date for the official opening of Fullerton’s Pooch Park adjacent to Hunt Branch Library in West Fullerton.
Festivities will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., and will include a variety of special activities for dogs and their owners.
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Things will get rocking at the Fullerton Sports Complex Wednesday, July 18, when the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department’s popular outdoor summer concert series returns with a lineup of performers sure to please every musical taste.
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Construction is slated to begin the week of May 7 on an improvement project on Harbor Boulevard, between Orangethorpe and Houston avenues. |
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A virtual tour of Fullerton will be offered Monday, May 21, when the City of Fullerton hosts a “Community Open House” on the update of its comprehensive General Plan in progress now.
The open house will be held from 5-8 p.m. at the Fullerton Senior Multi-Service Center, 340 W. Commonwealth Ave., three blocks west of Harbor Boulevard, in Amerige Park.
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Volunteers are needed to place more than 3,000 crosses and a like number of American flags at the graves of veterans at Loma Vista Memorial Park in Fullerton in preparation for the 69th Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance Monday, May 28.
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The draft Environmental Impact Report on Phase 2 of the proposed St. Jude Medical Plaza is available for public review and comment. |
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Fullerton Market offers farm-fresh produce, flowers, fresh-baked breads, live entertainment, outdoor beer garden, arts and crafts, and activities for children. In addition to the traditional favorites, new vendors will be added each week.
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The department’s popular “Camp Hillcrest” Summer Day Camp program will return to Hillcrest Park starting Monday, June 18, bringing with it a variety of activities designed to please children 5-12 years of age.
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A two-part educational program series is planned in April to acquaint citizens with the update of the city’s comprehensive General Plan in progress now.
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The City of Fullerton is beginning a community-based planning effort to update its General Plan – the official “blueprint” for long-range planning and development in the City.
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The Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department’s popular “Camp Hillcrest Spring Day Camp” for children 5-12 years of age will be held April 9-13, offering fun arts and crafts, games, enrichment clubs, and special excursions.
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The City of Fullerton will become a showcase of the arts and artists Friday, April 27, when the curtain rises on the 43rd annual "A Night in Fullerton."
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Did dinosaurs have feathers? Did they really lay their eggs in nests like birds? These and other mysteries and myths about the fascinating world of dinosaurs will be explored in “Dinosaur Discovery Day” Sunday, April 22, at the Fullerton Museum Center.
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The “face” Orange County has presented to the world for more than 200 years will be explored in “Orange County Architecture from 1775 to the Present,” a special program to be hosted by the Fullerton Public Library on Thursday, April 5.
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Transportation Workshop - Going Places
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Women concerned about their personal safety at work or at play are invited to attend a special class being offered by Fullerton Police Chief Pat McKinley.
Titled “She Bear: For Women Only,” the class will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 15, in the Council Chamber of Fullerton City Hall, 303 W. Commonwealth Ave.
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“A Night in Fullerton,” the City’s annual showcase of the arts and artists, will be doubling the fun when the 43rd annual edition of the venerable arts festival arrives April 27.
“A Night in Fullerton” will be paired with another event – “Faces of Fullerton” April 28 – to present residents with a two-day celebration of the community and the many opportunities it has to offer! |
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Starting in February, market vendors will be setting up shop every Wednesday at Independence Park, 801 W. Valencia Drive, just east of Euclid Street, and adjacent to the Department of Motor Vehicles office.
The move is being made simply to accommodate the market’s growth both in terms of goods offered and customers.
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Utilizing a private firm called “PoliceReports.us,” citizens and insurance companies logging onto http://fullertonca.policereports.us will be able to access, purchase and print out traffic collision reports from their computers.
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Applicants are sought for four City advisory groups to the Fullerton City Council.
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The forecast will be for snow Saturday, Jan. 20, when the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department hosts a “Snow Day” at the Brea Dam Recreational Area.
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Work is under way on two major improvement projects to Lemon Street, with both projects expected to meet their projected April completion date.
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Applications are being accepted from persons interested in filling one of two vacancies on the Bicycle Users Subcommittee, an advisory group to the Fullerton City Council.
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The countdown to the new year will be jammed with lots of fun family activities Sunday, Dec. 31, when the City of Fullerton hosts its 16th annual "First Night Fullerton.
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Applications are being accepted from persons interested in filling vacancies on one of six advisory committees and commissions to the Fullerton City Council.
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Transportation Center Update
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Construction is slated to begin in January on a major and much-needed improvement project to Orangethorpe Avenue in West Fullerton.
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Tailored for the entire family, the Halloween Haunted Hikes in the Brea Dam Recreational Area will take place from 6:30 - 9 p.m. on Saturday, October 28.
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Learning how to keep children safe from the predators that prowl cyberspace will be the focus of a special program for parents offered by the Fullerton Public Library Wednesday, Nov.15.
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Construction is slated to begin in November on a major and much-needed improvement project to the Brookhurst Street and 91 Freeway off-ramps.
The approximately $2 million project is being done in cooperation with Caltrans and the City of Anaheim, and is part of Fullerton’s continuing effort to upgrade and improve the city’s infrastructure.
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Join us for a series of three community planning workshops to plan the future development of the Fullerton Transportation Center. Our goal is to leverage current and future transit ridership, offer transit-oriented housing and commercial development activities, provide a railroad attraction, create employment opportunities and access for pedestrians, bicycles, buses and automobiles to our regional transportation center.
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Fullerton’s firefighters are dusting off their fire engines and polishing up their helmets in preparation for welcoming the community to Fullerton Fire Headquarters Saturday, Oct. 14, for an open house.
The open house will coincide with the start of National Fire Prevention Week.
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’s servicemen and women will take center stage Saturday, Nov. 11, when Fullerton American Legion Post 142, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 11390 and the Fullerton Emblem Club 469 host the 19th Annual Fullerton Veterans’ Day Parade and Ceremony.
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The restless spirits of Fullerton are again readying to move out of the shadows and into the spotlight as the Fullerton Museum Center prepares for its 6th Annual “Haunted Fullerton Walking Tours” this fall.
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An informational meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, on the proposed West Coyote Hills project. The meeting will be held in Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave., on the Fullerton Union High School campus.
The purpose of the meeting is to provide the public with an update on the status of the project, as well as give a briefing on the upcoming review process for the revised draft environmental impact report.
No public testimony will be taken at the meeting. Opportunities for public comment will be provided at public hearings to be planned for the future.
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The Fullerton Fire Department is preparing to offer a fall session of its new “Community Response Volunteer/Community Emergency Response Team” (CRV/CERT) program, which is designed to enlist citizens in the city’s overall disaster preparedness and recovery efforts.
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The Fullerton Police Department, in cooperation with the state Office of Traffic Safety, will conduct a checkpoint Thursday, Aug. 24, in an effort to catch intoxicated drivers and those driving with suspended or revoked licenses. |
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You are invited and encouraged to attend a Town Hall meeting on Monday, August 21, 2006, at the Fullerton City Council Chamber, 303 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton, CA, at 2:00 p.m.
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Preliminary preparations have begun on an update to one of the City of Fullerton’s most important documents, the General Plan.
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Latin sounds will float through Downtown Fullerton Thursday, Aug. 3, when the outdoor Fullerton Market takes on a definite south of the border flavor, serving up Latin music, Aztec Dancers and Mexican beer for the evening.
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Downtown Fullerton will take on a country flavor when the band “Fit 2-B Tied” performs at the outdoor Fullerton Market Thursday, July 27.
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The Fullerton Public Library has discontinued the annual $25-per-year library card fee levied on its non-resident customers.
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Thursday, August 10
Bring your furry friend and enter our wacky dog contests, check out
special canine entertainment and demonstrations, and visit
dog-related businesses that will be on hand to answer
questions about your most loyal friend.
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On July 1, 2006 the following department name changes took place:
The Development Services Department officially changed its name to become the Community Development Department. The Code Enforcement Division also changed its name to Community Preservation.
The Personnel/Risk Management Department changed its name to Human Resources.
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Applications are being sought from persons interested in filling vacancies on the Community Development Citizens Committee.
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Applications are being sought from persons interested in filling a special vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Commission.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Municipal Election will be held in the City of Fullerton on Tuesday, November 7, 2006, for the following officers: Two (2) Members of the City Council for full terms of four (4) years.
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This fundraising event is ideal for your Father's Day and Graduation gift book purchases. Barnes & Noble has a vast selection of titles and the store donates a percentage of the net sale to the library.
Location: 1923 West Malvern Avenue in Fullerton
Date: Saturday, June 10
Time: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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The men and women of Naval Aviation will be the focus of a special salute Monday, May 29, at the 68th Annual Fullerton Memorial Day Observance.
The program, which will begin at 10 a.m., will be held at Loma Vista Memorial Park. Free to the public, the program is sponsored by the nonprofit American Veterans Memorial Association and the City of Fullerton.
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Celebrate the night! 42nd Annual "A Night in Fullerton"
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Featuring farm-fresh produce, fresh flowers, arts and crafts, activities for young people, pony rides, live entertainment, food booths, and a beer garden for adults.
Free admission
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We’re looking for striking images reflecting the great variety of readers and the many ways they approach reading!
Submission Deadline: April 14, 2006
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Classics, Customs, Hot Rods, Muscle Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, Specialty Vehicles, Police Vehicles, Trophies, Door Prizes, Silent Auction, 50/50 Drawing, Food, Live Band, Face Painting Family fun for all ages!!
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