#tustin station

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Seeing the pics today of the fire that destroyed the historic blimp hangars at the former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin has left me at a loss for words...

So many memories of the place.... So very long ago.

For those who have never seen the hangars in person, it's almost impossible to describe what is like to be inside them.

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Firefighters helped to save a kitten trapped in a manhole in Santa Ana today

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Firefighters helped to save a kitten trapped in a manhole in Santa Ana today

Santa Ana – Firefighters at Station 70 got a knock on their door today. They were met by people seeking assistance with a kitten trapped in space below the street, according to the OCFA. The kitten was stuck in a storm drain by Santa Clara and Tustin, below the bus stop. The concerned group […]

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Cancer causing PFAS cleanup continues for the Navy around MCAS Tustin

Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Mail ✓ Subscribed Sign up for local news and alerts; we will not sell your email, who does that? _____________ January 15, 2024 By Laurie Hanson With hanger fires out at the former Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Tustin, the U.S. Navy’s ground-water cleanup of carcinogenic contaminants continues and is likely for many years to come. According to Navy…

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Antonio Velardo shares: Fire Engulfs Historic Blimp Hangar in California by The Associated Press and Storyful

By The Associated Press and Storyful More than 70 firefighters responded, hoping to contain a fire in one of two colossal hangars at the former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin. Published: November 7, 2023 at 07:06PM from NYT U.S. https://ift.tt/3TBShYc via IFTTT

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Breaking: Massive Fire Engulfs Former Marine Corps Air Station in Tustin

TUSTIN, California -  Firefighters are battling a massive blaze at the former Tustin Air Base in Tustin, which broke out around 1:30 a.m. at Valencia Avenue and Armstrong Road. When they arrived, flames were already bursting through the roof of a wooden building, and a helicopter was called in to drop water on the fire. The fire originated inside a hangar that once housed blimps used during World War II. These historic hangars, part of Orange County's heritage since WWII, have appeared in numerous TV shows and movies, including "JAG," "The X Files," "Austin Powers," "Pearl Harbor," and "Star Trek." Authorities are urging motorists to avoid the area. The fire was so extensive that helicopters were deployed to assist in firefighting efforts. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and the extent of damage to the predominantly wooden structure is uncertain. Continue >> Read the full article

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I had to give up driving because of the pandemic

Hannah Newton (newtonh@uci.edu)

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As I'm sure we're all aware, gas prices over the last few years have been all over the place. At the very beginning of the pandemic, we saw a huge drop in gas prices, but ever since prices have been on the rise. The current national average for regular is $3.46 per gallon whereas the national average was about $2.54 in the year leading up to the start of the pandemic.

Why did the prices go up so much? Well, as productions slowed due to lockdowns, there was limited supply. This drove the price up, as represented in the chart below:

I had to stop, or very much limit, my driving for a while because I could not afford the price of gas. While the gas prices aren't much better now, I have found a few gas stations that offer gas for quite a bit cheaper than everywhere else. My go-to is Costco, specifically in Tustin or Fountain Valley. The last time I got gas, Tustin Costco offered regular at $4.39 per gallon. The lowest gas station I could find between UCI and that Costco was $4.89 per gallon. How is Costco able to do this? You must have a membership to shop there, so that, according to the company, makes up for about 75% of their profits. This allows them to keep prices low to keep costumers coming back.

Costco is a great example of oligopoly. While the gas market may have many competitors, being a membership based club, Costco does not have many competitors. It is only really Walmart/Sam's Club and Amazon. So when it comes to gas, the only competition for Costco is Sam's Club.

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Photographs from the set of “The Hindenburg” (1975) at Marine Corps Air Station Tustin. This was when they were filming the takeoff sequence, which was filmed in 1974.

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Former Marine Corps Air Station - Tustin, CA

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US Marine Corps Boeing Vertol CH-46A Sea Knight HMM-165 (BuNo 151919) at MCAS Tustin 1966 - Marine Corps Air Station Tustin by Robert Sullivan Via Flickr: A US Marine Corps Boeing Vertol CH-46A Sea Knight (BuNo 151919) from Marine medium helicopter squadron HMM - 165 'White Knights' at the Marine Corps Air Station Tustin, California on 18 March 1966. Note the blimp hangar in the background.

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History of Irvine, Orange County

History of Irvine, Orange County

Around 2,000 years ago, the Gabrieleño indigenous tribe inhabited Irvine. In 1769, Gaspar de Portolá, a Spanish explorer, passed through and established forts, missions, and cattle herds in the region. The King of Spain assigned lands for missionary and private development.

The Mexican government secularized the missions and took control of the lands after Mexico's independence from Spain in 1821. It began handing out grants to Mexicans who applied for them. The following are three enormous Spanish/Mexican land grants: Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, Rancho San Joaquin, and Rancho Lomas de Santiago.

Irvine was formerly part of Rancho San Joaquín, which was granted to José Andrés Sepúlveda, a renowned Californio cowboy, in 1842.

Camp Bonita at Irvine Ranch in 1937

Jose Andres Sepulveda, the owner of Rancho San Joaquin, sold 50,000 acres (200 km2) to Benjamin and Thomas Flint, Llewellyn Bixby and James Irvine for $18,000 in 1864 to pay off debts incurred during the Great Drought.

In 1866, Irvine, Flint, and Bixby purchased 47,000-acre Rancho Lomas de Santiago for $7,000. The land of Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana was plagued by convoluted titles after the Mexican-American War.

As part of a legal dispute, the ranch was divided among three claimants in 1868: Flint, Bixby, and Irvine. Grazing sheep were the ranches' primary purpose. Tenant farming, on the other hand, was permitted in 1870.

In 1878, James Irvine purchased the partners' stakes for $150,000. His land stretched 23 miles (37 km) from the Pacific Ocean to the Santa Ana River and consisted of 110,000 acres (450 km2). James Irvine II died in 1886 at age 35. Field crops, olive and citrus crops were introduced as ranch

In 1888, the Santa Fe Railroad extended its route to Fallbrook Junction north of San Diego, where it established a station in his honor. Because a post office in Calaveras County already bore the family name, Myford was chosen after Irvine's son because of a station named that way near Fallbrook Junction. In 1914, the community was renamed.

By 1918, the Irvine Ranch produced 60,000 acres (240 km2) of lima beans. During World War II, two Marine Corps bases were constructed on ranch property sold to the military: MCAS El Toro and MCAS Tustin.

Myford Irvine took over as president of the Irvine Company in 1947, at the age of 80, and continued to develop its holdings on the land.

The Boy Scouts of America's 1953 National Scout Jamboree was held on the Irvine Ranch. Jamboree Road, a major thoroughfare that now links Newport Beach to Orange, was dedicated in honor of this event. David Sills, who was a youngster at the 1953 jamboree from Peoria, Illinois, was one of

Myford Irvine passed away in 1959. In the same year, the University of California requested 1,000 acres (4 kilometers 2) from the Irvine Company for a new university campus. The Irvine Company sold the required property for $1 and later acquired an additional 500 acres (2 kilometers 2).[14]

In 1964, the university's first site was chosen in an empty orange grove along Alton Road between Magnolia and BallICO. A board of higher education consultants recommended that a high-quality institution be founded on the site to meet local needs. In 1965, the University of California Board of Regents approved plans for founding a new state university in

On December 28, 1971, the residents of these places voted to incorporate a considerably larger city than planned by the Pereira plan. Irvine had a population of 134,000 and 43 square miles (111 km2) total area in January 1999.[11]

During the 1970s, Bill Vardoulis was the city's mayor.

A large number of Vietnamese refugees arrived in Fountain Valley, California, after the Fall of Saigon in 1975. In particular, during the late 1970s and throughout the 1980s, a substantial proportion of Asian Americans in the city were Vietnamese.

Is Irvine a good place to live now? Irvine is a well-developed city with plenty of amazing suburbs to choose from. If you’re looking for the right houses, be sure to drop by around this area to check it out. For those looking to revamp their newly bought house in Irvine, check out some local venetian plaster specialists.

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The Top Ways to Set up a Selfie Station at Your Garden Grove Wedding

The Top Ways to Set up a Selfie Station at Your Garden Grove Wedding

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We offer an attractive, high-quality photo booth for your special event. Our booths are fully customized to meet your needs and come with a variety of backdrops and props to suit the theme of your event. We are the premiere photo booth rental company in Orange County, serving Hollywood, Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Tustin , La Palma , Laguna Hills and beyond. Get the most fun and creative photos of your life when you choose Photo Booth Rental in Garden Grove to capture all the memories of your special event. Our photo booth rental packages are unique, as we include high speed photo printers to give you instant access to all the pictures from your event. The Photo Booth Rental is the perfect addition to any event. Our booths are fully customized and have a full-length mirror so you can easily take your pictures! It's great for birthdays, weddings, bat mitzvah, school proms, Glamorous , 1st class, near Disney , based out of La Palma, tailor-made for engagement and entertainment, in OC. Our Party Photo Booth & Event Rentals has a self-contained photo booth that prints photos instantly. Photos are printed in full color on glossy 4 x 6 paper.    

Renting a photo booth for your next event is one of the best ways to keep your guests entertained. You'll want to have a professional photographer on hand as well in order to capture candid photos of all your guests having fun in the photo booth. We can help you decide which booths best fit your needs and budget and can even provide suggestions on how best to use the photo booth to get everyone involved in the festivities.

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Brands Hatch GP Ducati Cup Rd4

In stark contrast to the previous round, laps of the GP circuit at Brands Hatch are a rarity. I have only ever been around the full circuit at British Superbike meetings. In total prior to the 2019 meeting on paper I had completed 159 laps. A fair few and enough for me to have to cross “I don’t know the circuit” out in my excuse book but not quite enough say it’s a favourite circuit.

I had my lap time goal and points target set and was fairly confident of achieving one or both over the weekend. 

The weekend was fairly uneventful out on track for me compared to Donington. Free practice and qualifying went without much faff. A small issue in qualifying meant spending slightly longer in pitlane than I wanted mid session. A tyre pressure gauge sticking led to a bit of tail chasing with the front tyre pressure until we realised what was going on. I still managed to get out and get a decent lap in and qualify 16th. A little off the pace but I freely admit I am not really a qualifying rider. I tried to follow Phil Atkinson when he passed me but that only works for a few corners before he is gone. He qualified 4th by comparison and nearly a full 3.5 seconds a lap quicker. 

Race one on Saturday was supposed to be over 12 laps. The rain was threatening as we lined up on the grid but we got underway all the same. After just a couple of laps I could see rain on my visor as I got to Hawthorns. I was following Ben Broadway at the time and we had both raced in similar conditions at Cadwell recently. Everyone seemed to back off but myself and Ben kept pushing and chose to ignore the rain. At that point I was happy to continue so raced to the flags rather than conditions. It wasn’t until we approached Druids at the top of the hill that the red flags came out. I had already committed to a pass on Jack Thompson when I saw them so carried it through before putting my hand up. The circuit still seemed fairly dry at that point and I wanted to get back to pitlane as quickly as possible to give the team more time to change wheels if required. It wasn’t until I approached Hawthorns again after the red flag that I realised why the flags were out. It was wet on that section of the circuit and yellows were out too. Someone had fallen at Hawthorns due to conditions. I saw my team mate having a full on tantrum with his bike in the gravel after he went down, even though he’d backed off. Just sheer bad luck for him as the bike in front went around the corner at exactly the same speed but the other rider stayed on. 

The rain passed and most made the call to stick with dry tyres for an 8 lap restart. Quick restart so only one team member on the grid in the same place I had qualified. I got a decent start but effectively stayed where I had qualified for the first two laps due to the absence of Salty, my team mate. He didn’t make the re-start unfortunately. It felt like I spent the first two laps stuck behind Jack Thompson with the group in front seemingly getting away. In reality he wasn’t holding me up, I just wasn’t riding well enough to pass. I knew I needed to pass him and crack on so hung back into Sterlings before catching and passing him into Clearways. That turned out to be a full rehearsal for another pass to come. Michael Tustin had already passed us both by this stage and was working at catching Paul Slade and Ben Broadway. The fact that he had gapped me a little probably worked in my favour as we headed through Clearways to start lap four. Slade went down hard in front of Broadway as he exited Clearways. Big high side and both Broadway and Tustin had to take avoiding action. I saw the sparks but was far enough back to continue as normal and get on the gas. It felt a bit unfair at the time but I took the opportunity and passed Tustin over the line. He came back at me straight away though just before the flags came out for the Safety Car. 

Three laps under the Safety Car was far from sedate. It took nearly the full three laps to catch up with the main pack before the car went in. I normally run Clearways in fourth gear but just as the restart came I dropped to third and got right on Tustin’s back wheel. I knew we only had two laps left so was determined make the most of it. Ben Broadway is riding well at the minute and I spend a lot of time racing against him at both National and club level. Tustin got by him and I wanted to go with. Same move as I’d pulled on Thompson before the safety car was the order of the day. I got decent drive out of Sterlings but it took all my effort not to back out as we entered Clearways. I braked late and hard but as I crossed the point where the Indy circuit meets the GP there is a bump. The back wheel came up and left so I had to let off the brakes and commit to the apex. I’d got through but knew I had run wide and potentially sat Ben up a bit. I also knew that he would try and come back under me onto the start straight so held my normal line towards the marshal post at the end of pitlane. It worked and I managed to keep 13th place for the final lap. There really wasn’t much in the lap times of the little group we were racing in so I knew the race on Sunday was going to be fun. 

Sunday brought the rain. Morning warm-up was the opportunity to scrub a new rear wet tyre and bed my new brake pads in. No need to push too hard as the forecast was for a dry race at the end of the day. 

I had moved up the grid for race two. P15 and a better position over on the right of the grid helps with turn one. Decent start and held station in 15th for the first two laps. Scott Pitchers tried twice to pass me into Sterlings but ran wide so I had the place back, the second time he did it I had a good long look back to see if he had a problem. He finally got by me at the start of lap three but as I lined him up for a pass on the Cooper straight he put his hand up and disappeared. Clearly a bike issue that had been causing him trouble. I found myself behind Jack Thompson again. He has a different riding style to me which means we are both have similar laps times but makes him difficult to pass. He is very much a stop, turn and squirt kind of rider and I have learned to carry a lot more corner speed on the Ducati. I was just working out where I could put a pass in when Salty came by into Graham Hill bend. He’d started at the back of the grid due to the crash on Saturday. I chose to use him to pull me along so I got past Jack by the end of that lap and followed him. My race then seemed to turn into a proper scrap. I caught up with Danny Shaw and dived up the inside into Surtees. I ran wide a little but kept it pinned. I did give him a little wave to say sorry but racing is racing I suppose. Whilst all this was going on I didn’t realise Broadway was waiting to pounce, unfortunately he went down mid-race so that threat went away. I then set my sights on Tustin who was scrapping with Salty just in front of me. I was trying to get into a position where I could get by at the same time as my team mate. A True Heroes double whammy. It didn’t quite happen like that as just at the point where I felt like I was in a position to make a pass I made a mistake. I missed a gear going into Surtees and because I was leant over and running wide I couldn’t get my toe under the shifter. Danny repaid the favour from earlier and came under me with two laps to go. I worked hard to get back up to Danny but couldn’t quite do it. He put his hand up as we crossed the line just 0.042 seconds apart. He had seen a red flag somewhere that I had missed so even if I had beat him to the line the place would’ve been his. 

Overall a good productive weekend with two 13th place finishes and some good hard racing. My fastest lap of the weekend was my very last lap, not quite the 1:32 I wanted to achieve but within .5 of a second so I am happy. The bike was spot on all weekend thanks to Tina and Calvin who turned the spanners. Few weeks off now until Snetterton as the Ducati Cup doesn’t travel north to Knockhill. 

Thanks to everyone else who turns up and does their thing, the list is long but you know who you are. Keep an eye out to the team social media for a feature by the the Global Press Agency, AFP. They were with us on Friday to produce a piece about the team and what it stands for. 

I’m still at the helm on twitter @heroesracing so tweet away and say hello if you feel that way inclined. 

Images by Barry Clay, thank you Barry. 

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Robert Wise, directing George C. Scott during shooting of "The Hindenburg” at the Tustin Marine Corps Air Station.

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Things to do in Tustin

The city of Tustin lies in Orange County, California. It is a part of the Los Angeles city. As of the 2010 demographics, Tustin has an estimated population of 802,761. The city adjoins the county seat, Santa Ana, and is located in the Los Angeles County sub-region. The city does not include the unincorporated community of North Tustin.

The town of Tustin is home to numerous attractions. From whale seeing to theme parks, there is plenty to do. In addition to whale viewing, you can visit Sea World, a medium-sized theme park. This park is conveniently walkable and features lots of rides, pet exhibits, and also shows. It is an outstanding area to spend a day with the entire family members.

The city of Tustin also has various beautiful parks that deserve going to. Most of these parks are within walking range as well as consist of play areas, hiking routes, and bbq facilities. Its proximity to the Tustin Marketplace makes it a dreamland for a barbecue. You can likewise go to the community's gallery and also find out more about the background of the city. Tustin has something for every person.

Marconi Automotive Museum

The Marconi Automotive Museum is a not-for-profit company that exhibits deluxe, unusual, and historical cars and trucks. Its admission charges are contributed to charity. The museum has a selection of events and programs that are both instructional and also enjoyable. For more information, take a look at its site. The clients of Triangle Billiards & Bar Stools understand that this is the area to obtain the most effective quality video game tables.

This museum features vehicles and also bikes of all periods, including the famous Ford Mustang. The collection features greater than 70 vehicles as well as motorbikes. It also contains competing souvenirs. The museum's owner, Dick Marconi, contended in the Long Beach Grand Prix in 1994 as well as ended up eighth in the race.

The Marconi Automotive Museum is a nonprofit and also is open for trips Monday via Friday. Kids and also grownups can buy a ticket for $5. Earnings from admission aid sustain numerous local charities that benefit at-risk children. The museum likewise consistently hosts private occasions. The Marconi Automotive Museum is open daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m

The Marconi Automotive Museum is located in Orange County. You can take a trip of the museum on your own or with an overview. The museum's collection consists of timeless race as well as road automobiles, along with numerous models of American muscle autos. The museum supplies both self-guided and also guided excursions that last between 30 and also 90 mins.

Citrus Ranch Park

The park lies in a citrus valley. Its features consist of a lemon orchard, play ground, grills, hill gazebo, as well as picnic areas. A hill gazebo provides views of the surrounding area. It is excellent for families to invest a day. The park is cost-free to get in.

The park's landscaping shows lasting style concepts. It makes use of indigenous plant materials, decomposed granite tracks, and decayed swales to gather overflow. It likewise includes a weather station to check irrigation. It is also equipped with toilets, picnic sanctuaries, as well as a neglect structure. There are additionally open locations for open play.

The Citrus Ranch Park is found off Portola Parkway, between Jamboree and also Tustin Ranch roadways. It is a 17-acre park with 2 playgrounds. It cost $4.4 million to develop. The park was as soon as a grapefruit orchard and also was contributed to the city in the 1980s as part of an offer to produce the Tustin Ranch neighborhood. In the 1990s, lemon trees were grown on the park's land, producing a distinct grove. The grove's hunt point supplies a scenic view of Orange County and Catalina Island.

Tustin Ranch Golf Club

Tustin Ranch Golf Club is a leading Orange County golf links providing a champion fairway as well as excellent solution. Located in Tustin, this golf course is excellent for golf enthusiasts of all skill levels, and also flaunts panoramas as well as sparkling lakes. The fairway also includes private caddie services, a full-service club, banquet center, and golf school. There are also four unique spaces offered for occasions that includes a swimming pool table or a texas hold'em table from Triangle Billiards & Bar Stools depending on the room.

The Tustin Ranch Golf Club features a lovely course designed by Ted Robinson. The 18-hole training course functions beautiful cascading falls, cascading lakes, and also rich, environment-friendly landscapes. This training course consistently earns four-star ratings from Golf Digest and has actually been named the most effective golf course in Orange County.

The fairway is likewise house to several of the nation's top trainers. Erik Horve, a 2011 PGA Teacher of the Year, is amongst the golf teachers at the Tustin Ranch Golf Club. The full team likes to show as well as help students lower their scores. The team is dedicated to bringing the game of golf to new levels.

Tustin Legacy Park

Tustin Legacy Park is the first stage of a planned linear route system that will attach the whole community of Tustin. The park is composed of 26 acres and also will certainly be mostly easy. FLIGHT at Tustin Legacy lies beside the park. It is expected that stage among the park will certainly be ended up by late springtime 2017.

The park features a multitude of play structures for huge children, usually suited for kids in between 5 and 12 years of ages. Nonetheless, there are likewise components for older kids, including a sprinkle pad. This water attribute is a huge draw throughout the summertime and is regulated by a blue switch.

The city has actually additionally dedicated to developing a Veterans Sports Park. The 32-acre park will consist of several courts for numerous sporting activities, a play ground and also a skate park. It will likewise feature a memorial to veterans. A Veterans Memorial will certainly stand at the entryway of the park near Lansdowne Road.

Yearly Tustin Chili Cook Off

The Annual Tustin Chili Cook Off is just one of Orange County's biggest annual occasions. It includes fun carnival trips, chili competitions, and great music. It's a family-friendly event that can be a fun time for the whole family members. The event likewise includes the third area's booth, where Supervisor Don Wagner will be representing the neighborhood.

The event is a huge fundraiser for local non-profits and also service teams. The occasion will certainly also include vendors and also amusement. The festival runs from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on August 15th. To learn more, go to the website. Right here, you can acquire tickets to go to the event and sample the chili.

You need to bring your own cooktop. Generally, individuals make use of propane camping cooktops. We do not allow open flames (i.e. charcoal BBQ pits). A fire extinguisher as well as cleaning terminal might be required (call personnel for details). You are called for to bring all your own devices including all cooking materials. We strongly recommend you bring a cover for color that fits into the 8ftX8ft wood area.

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