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June 29, 2011 / News

COMPTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PLACE SECOND AT SCIENCE FAIR

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Compton High School science students have put a cherry on top of their successful year by finishing second overall in the Robert H. Herndon Science Competition, held on June 2 at The Aerospace Corporation in El Segundo. More...

CUSD considers heat and serve food service

Move would allow reduction in cafeteria workforce

By Cheryl Scott
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—The Compton Unified School district has heard a proposal presented by Director of Student Nutrition Tracie Thomas to switch to a satellite kitchen system for the preparation of hot lunches for students. More...

Dead dog on Wilmington Ave. causes concern about pickup

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—A sad but very common story in Compton has left local area residents wondering just how long a dead animal will decompose in the street before it is taken away. More...

Clegg reflects on legal stars with roots in Compton

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—The Hub City has served as a proving ground for attorneys who have attained high levels of success in the legal field, said former City Attorney Legrand Clegg in a conversation with The Bulletin last week. More...

NEW POLITICAL DYNAMICS ROIL STATE BUDGET TALKS

“The majority party takes very seriously our new authority to pass an on-time budget.”

By Juliet Williams
Associated Press

SACRAMENTO—In years past, the June 30 constitutional deadline for a budget to be signed has been merely a footnote in the political gamesmanship of state budget negotiations, with lawmakers facing no serious consequences for missing the deadlin More...

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Arceneaux addresses parking permit issue

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Councilwoman Yvonne Arceneaux has responded to the preferential parking issue that has been under scrutiny in Richland Farms. More...

Compton schools’ multicultural events celebrate diversity

From staff reports
Photos courtesy of Compton Unified School District

COMPTON— Elementary schools in Compton explored the rich traditions, foods, and artistic contributions of several cultures over the past month with a series of multicultural events. More...

Container parking lot may bring traffic nightmare to Compton

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Compton is in danger of being invaded by a dramatic increase in truck traffic. More...

TRUCK COMPANY IN TRAIN WRECK HAD CITATIONS

By Garance Burke and Scott Sonner
Associated Press

SPARKS, Nevada—A U.S. More...

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