By mmclaughlin
Tuesdays were made for Tacos, we have a guide for that, there’s Happy Hour too, we have a guide for that, or feed kids free, enjoy karaoke later (we have a guide for that too!!) Happy Tuesday! To do today: 10:45am: Wow! Nutrition is walking in Fullerton. Bring your walking shoes and your water bottle! Free shake, tea and aloe for first […]
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By fullertonrag Fullerton Attorney and Mediator Judith A. Kaluzny has penned a response to a preemptive letter sent by Police Chief Dan Hughes warning residents that they may hear negative things about their police department during the trial of two former officers charged in the beating death of Kelly Thomas in 2011. See the full letter by Chief Hughes here. Reply to undated letter from […]
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Source: Fullerton Rag
Attention, kids: If you’re wondering how you’ll get your holiday wish list to Santa Claus before Christmas, the Fullerton Parks and Recreation Department stands ready to lend you a hand. …read more
Source: City of Fullerton
Orange County District Attorney Media Advisory
For Immediate Release, Case # 11CF2575: December 2, 2013
WHO: Orange County District Attorney’s Tony Rackauckas
WHAT: Will give opening statements in the trial of defendants Manuel Ramos and Jay Cicinelli for the murder of Kelly Thomas Continue reading
Theresa Harvey, President & CEO
2013 Legislative Report–How Are They Voting?
California Chamber of Commerce has released its report for the first year of the 2013-14 legislative session focusing on the California legislators’ floor votes on CalChamber priority bills. This is the 39th vote record the Sacramento based-organization has compiled. Fullerton Chamber of Commerce works to support business friendly legislation for our members and the business community.
This year Senator Bob Huff, who represents Fullerton, was among those who received a 100% score from CalChamber. California’s reputation for having a bad business environment is well documented. Senator Huff consistently demonstrates his strong support for the business community by supporting measures which will result in new job and business creation
Others representing Fullerton include Senator Lou Correa with a score of 72% (10 of 14) and Sharon Quirk-Silva who scored 50% (7 of 14) according to the CalChamber positions. For more information on this and other legislation affecting your business visit CalChamber.com. Click here for more legislative information from CalChamber.
Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
Joyce Capelle, Chair, Crittenton Services
Strike a Better Work-Life Balance: Tips to Reclaim Control
The holidays are a time for family, festivities and fun, and work can be the last place anyone wants to be. Despite that the distractions of the season, we still have jobs to do. Work-life balance now ranks as one of the most important workplace attributes, second only to compensation, according to research conducted by the Corporate Executive Board on a pool of 50,000 global workers. Companies are beginning to realize just how large of an impact work-life balance has on their employees, and are choosing to offer more of these benefits to provide a supportive, healthy work environment. Over-worked employees can have cost implications on a business by affecting absenteeism, productivity, and punctuality. Employees are responding by seeking out employers that offer better work-life benefits such as flex-time or on-site healthcare services. Companies who address this important issue often achieve high levels of employee satisfaction and retention.
Your personal life should bring just as much satisfaction as your work life, which is why maintaining a balance of both is imperative. When work concludes, be done with it mentally for the day (though that …read more
Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
By strategiccomm@fullerton.edu (strategic communications) Growing up in South Central Los Angeles, Rodney Anderson saw gangs, drugs, poverty and violence. But he could always count on a supportive family – and basketball. …read more
Source: CSUF News
NETWORKING AT NOON
Tuesday, December 3, Colette’s Catering at the Meridian Club, 1535 Deerpark Drive, 11:30 a.m. check-in, 12-1 p.m. program. Topic: “Pricing, Costing, and Quoting,” How do you value your time? facilitated by Gahram Kang.
Cost: $15 in advance or $20 at the door, space permitting. Call (714) 871-3100 to reserve your spot.
North Orange County Legislative Alliance (NOCLA)
Wednesday, December 4 at 7:30 a.m. Brea Civic Center, 1 Civic Center Drive.
NOCLA advocates for public policy that encourages business growth and economic expansion for businesses in Brea, Fullerton, La Habra, Placentia, and Yorba Linda through the combined influence of five chambers. The group meets the first Wednesday of each month.
RIBBON CUTTING
Wednesday, December 4, Hillcrest Office Park, 1370 N. Brea Blvd., 3:00-4:00 p.m. Come celebrate their recent re-model with a ribbon cutting ceremony!
RIBBON CUTTING
Friday, December 6, Fullerton College Technology & Engineering, 321 E. Chapman Ave., 3:00-4:00 p.m. Come celebrate their grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony!
HAPPY HOUR NETWORKING
Friday, December 6, Cafe Hidalgo, 305 N. Harbor Blvd, 4-6 p.m.
Complete your work week with a casual afternoon of Happy Hour Networking with the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce! This bi-monthly event features a different Chamber member’s restaurant throughout the year, with …read more
Source: Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
By bulate
Did you have a good weekend? We hope you did! To help you battle your back-to-work blues we have MNF specials for you and much more. Have fun! Plan Ahead: Take part in RAK a DAY: Random acts of kindness, once per day from 11/29 – 12/24. Chick-fil-A Fullerton will be delivering surprise (free) meals […]
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With opening arguments set to begin in the case against two former Fullerton police officers in the beating of transient Kelly Thomas, key players compare it to the watershed case against Los Angeles …read more
Source: Voice of OC