By mmclaughlin Happy Friday! 7:30-9am: The 31st Annual Fullerton Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast will be held at Hope International University (2500 E. Nutwood Ave., Fullerton). Special Speaker: Robert “Bob” L. Vernon. Individual tickets are $25, see event website for more details. 12pm: Spectacles Improv Engine offers an improv class at STAGEStheatre for $10. 3-7pm: Get more Happy Hour deals in Fullerton – use our HH Guide page to […] …read more
Source:: Inside Fullerton
By Editor By Jon Coupal | Legislation just signed by Gov. Brown may help alert homeowners to the threat posed by per parcel property taxes. Parcel taxes have become one of the most insidious threats to home ownership because they can be … Continue reading →
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Source:: Fullerton Association of Concerned Taxpayers
By mmclaughlin It’s the last month of the downtown market so make sure you go – the weather is nice this week too: 10:15am & 11:15am: Monkey Tales Preschool Storytime at the Library is free. Enjoy storytime with stories, fingerplays, puppets, songs, and crafts for children 3-6 years old. 1pm: The Fullerton Library presents a free matinee […] …read more
Source:: Inside Fullerton
The agenda for Planning Commission Regular Meeting dated Wednesday, 08 October 2014 has been archived. Access it here:
http://fullerton.granicus.com/AgendaViewer.php?view_id=2&clip_id=605
Source:: City of Fullerton Meeting Agendas
By Editor Why voters in the Fullerton Joint Union High School District should vote NO on Measure I — a $175,000,000 bond measure. By Barry Levinson | Throughout this year I received three color brochures from the Fullerton Joint Union High School … Continue reading →
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Source:: Fullerton Association of Concerned Taxpayers
By mmclaughlin 8am-1pm: Fullerton Certified Farmers Market at Independence Park (801 W. Valencia Dr.) The Farmers Market offers fresh fruit, vegetables, eggs, honey, fish, flowers, plants, nuts and bread. Operated by the nonprofit Fullerton Certified Farmers Market Board. 9am: Pulmonary Problems in the Senior Population is a free seminar at the Fullerton Elks Lodge. Dr. James Hardeman, MD at St. […] …read more
Source:: Inside Fullerton
Oh that wily Dick Ackerman. On the one hand the former Republican State Legislator wants to be the next Chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County. But Dick just can’t help himself. He loves Fullerton’s liberals! As such we should not be surprised that on Oct. 3, 2014, Dick was the keynote speaker at a campaign reception at Renick Cadillac for liberal Fullerton Mayor Doug Chaffee, the only current Fullerton City Council candidate that was endorsed by the Democratic Party of Orange County this year.
This is not the first time Dick has stepped in it. Here is a recap of his career lowlights, including his sidekick wife, Linda, courtesy of the Friends for Fullerton’s Future blog: Continue reading
By mmclaughlin To do today: 12pm-1am: Don’t forget you can stuff your face with Taco Tuesday deals in Fullerton! 3-7pm: Our HH Guide page will help you find Happy Hour deals in Fullerton. 4pm: Heroes Big & Small is the theme for the After School Club at the Fullerton Library today. Ralph Waldo Emerson said “A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, […] …read more
Source:: Inside Fullerton
By strategiccomm@fullerton.edu (strategic communications) Cal State Fullerton was recently awarded a three-year, $500,000 grant by the National Science Foundation for the protection and curation of the paleontology collection at the university’s John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center. Jere H. Lipps, director of the Cooper center, and James Parham, assistant professor of geological sciences and the center’s faculty curator of paleontology, will direct the project. Th …read more
Source:: CSUF News
By strategiccomm@fullerton.edu (strategic communications) An audience of almost 500 – comprised of concerned citizens, activists and candidates for city and county office – gathered at Cal State Fullerton on Tuesday for a symposium on hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking. The symposium was led by a diverse panel, made up of a combination of geologists, environmental consultants, state employees and industry representatives …read more
Source:: CSUF News