Monthly Archives: June 2013

By Admin

The Muckenthaler Cultural Center will host a Mandolin Festival as a part of the Muck Roots Music Series sponsored by Kemp Financial, on Thursday, July 18, at 7:30 p.m. This night of eclectic talent will feature several maestros of the mandolin, including Evan J. Marshall, Brian Oberlin and Scott Gates, along with acoustic performers like Alex Finazzo and John Marshall.

Also known as Relaxin’ Jackson (for his role as the fiddler in Cody Bryant’s “Riders of the Purple Sage”), Marshall is a talented musician trained in both the Italian classical and bluegrass traditions who has been a featured guest artist with …read more

Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce

By Admin

With a focus on providing innovative vision care to the under-served, the third annual Shared Visions Gala will be held on Thursday, September 19, 2013, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library located at 18001 Yorba Linda Blvd., in Yorba Linda, CA.

The Shared Visions Gala is the signature event for Marshall B. Ketchum University of Fullerton, CA, a new name for an expanded University including Southern California College of Optometry and the new School of Physician Assistant Studies.

A special V-Award will be presented to honorees for their volunteer and humanitarian services, with past recipients including Thomas Tooma, …read more

Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce

By Admin

Fullerton Public Library is pleased to announce the contemporary art exhibition, Susan Sironi: Rantings & Shavings will be exhibited at the Main Library throughout the summer until August 4, 2013.  A special Reception and Artist Talk is scheduled for Sunday, July 21, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. with a warm welcome to the public and art lovers alike. The Fullerton Library is located at 353 W. Commonwealth Ave., adjacent to City Hall.

Susan Sironi is recognized for carving a series of the same book to reveal multiple concepts, perceptions, and interpretations of the experience.  Sironi’s process is meticulous and explores repurposing all …read more

Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce

By bulate

Attend a Star Wars party or hit the library for a day full of events and activities for all ages! Keep reading to find out where you can find these awesome summertime events! To do Today: 7:15am: The Fullerton Sunrise Rotary Breakfast Meeting will be held at the Meridian Sports Club (1535 Deerpark Dr.) and new members are welcome. […]

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The popular weekly Thursday Night Downtown Fullerton Market will be closed in observance of the 4th of July holiday. In addition, temporary road closures and “no parking” restrictions will be in force around the Fullerton High School campus, when the City of Fullerton presents its 24th Annual Community Festival and Fireworks Show. …read more

Source: City of Fullerton

By Senator Bob Huff

Sacramento Bee – The state Senate late Tuesday passed a proposal to eliminate California's enterprise zones after Senate Democrats negotiated a series of last-minute amendments to mollify resistant lawmakers.

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Source: State Senator Bob Huff

By Senator Bob Huff

Diamond Bar / Walnut Patch – AB 76 makes compliance with the Public Records Act optional for local governments, but could be reversed with a new bill Thursday.

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Source: State Senator Bob Huff

By Senator Bob Huff

Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) issued the following statement following the passage of Governor Brown’s plan to largely gut California’s successful Enterprise Zone Program.

“Over the long run, Enterprise Zones have benefitted job creation in California, and I’m disappointed this bill effectively eliminates Enterprise Zones rather than reforming them. That said, I am pleased that through negotiations with the Governor as well as my Republican and Democratic colleagues, we were able to improve the bill that’s now passed out of the Senate. Those improvements include extending the length of time businesses will be able to use their …read more

Source: State Senator Bob Huff

By mmclaughlin

Another hump day is here and another wine Wednesday deal has been added to the fold of things to do in Fullerton: All Day:  The community is invited to 500 North Harbor Blvd. to get involved in telling the city how you’d like to see Fullerton develop. During the day, from 10am-2pm a Community Planning […]

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