Monthly Archives: July 2013

By Senator Bob Huff

The Assembly Business Professions & Consumer Protection Committee took unanimous action today to approve legislation authored by Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) that will better protect children and adults who suffer from serious and potentially life-threatening allergies. SB 669 enables California to join a growing group of states that provide training in the proper use of emergency epinephrine auto-injectors – otherwise known as EpiPens – by making these auto-injectors available by prescription to individuals who have successfully completed specified training and certification.

Furthermore, the Huff legislation will allow properly trained volunteers to administer EpiPens on children or adults who …read more

Source: State Senator Bob Huff

By bulate

Plan Ahead: Through August 9 (Friday) – The Small Dog Park will be closed. City staff to start maintenance / (and possible) re-seeding. Small dogs redirected to ‘Chip Park’ for length of closure. This week the city will have fireworks and fun for the 4th of July. Plan ahead for that and more with our special event calendar, […]

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By Senator Bob Huff

Senate Republican Leader Bob Huff (R-Diamond Bar) issued the following statement after he joined with Governor Brown and other legislative leaders for the signing of budget trailer bills AB 97 and SB 91, which implement the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF).

“Republicans always have been and will continue to be committed to real education reform. Whether you’re from Beverly Hills or Compton, we believe all California students should receive a top-notch education. The LCFF is a big step in the right direction which is why all Senate Republicans supported it.

But let’s not stop here. There is more work to be done. …read more

Source: State Senator Bob Huff

The Fullerton Police Department wants the residents of Fullerton to have a safe Fourth of July, as they enjoy the many festivities set for this day, including fireworks. …read more

Source: City of Fullerton

By Senator Bob Huff

By Admin

NETWORKING AT NOON
Tuesday, July 2, 11:30 a.m. check in, 12-1 p.m. program
Special: Speed Networking!
Colette’s Catering at the Meridian Club, 1535 Deerpark Drive, Fullerton
$15 in advance or $20 at the door, RSVP here.

INDEPENDENCE DAY
Fullerton Chamber offices closed Thursday, July 4-Friday, July 5

City of Fullerton 4th of July Festival:
When: Thursday, July 4, 2013, 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Where: Fullerton High School Stadium, at the corner of Lemon and Berkeley
Admission: Free

Entertainment

Fireworks begin at 9 p.m. and last for approximately 20 minutes.
There will be live music and additional entertainment.
NOMINAL …read more

By mmclaughlin

Happy July! 9-11am: Get a really great Service Industry Professionals deal with Rod the Chiropractor (515 E. Commonwealth Ave.) Take advantage of life enhancing chiropractic adjustments and get your week started feeling your best! ONLY $10 per visit EVERY MONDAY for all Service Industry Professionals. 9:15am: Fitness, motherhood and life come together at Stroller Strides: Fullerton in Bastanchury Park. Your first class […]

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