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July 18, 2012 / Front Page

CITY DEDICATES BRANDON JENNINGS COURT

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—Hub City residents came to Tragniew Park with smiles on their faces on Friday, July 13, as the city premiered its newly renovated basketball court with a celebration featuring a free basketball skills clinic, music and lunch. More...

Sanders asks Chiang for line of credit assistance

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—City Treasurer Douglas Sanders has written his own letter to State Controller John Chiang, asking for a controller’s analysis of the independent auditor’s report so the cash-strapped city can resume line of credit talks. More...

News

CHAOS

» Maria Villareal said she is still waiting for the city to change the name and address for the Latino Chamber of Commerce. More...

Frontier Logistics Services awards $18,500 in scholarships to high school grads

From staff reports

COMPTON—Compton-based business Frontier Logistics Services presented $18,500 in scholarships to 20 graduates from Centennial, Compton and Dominguez high schools on Tuesday, July 10. More...

Single audit report outlines violations and challenges at City Hall

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—The City Council received its 2011-2012 preliminary annual report on Wednesday, June 27, which detailed recommendations correcting outdated policies and practices, improper billing to city departments, antiquated Internet technology, co More...

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SENIOR CALENDAR

Dollarhide Senior Center, 1108 North Oleander Ave., offers a variety of activities including information and referral, Dial- A-Ride, Dial-A-Taxi, social clubs, enrichment classes, excursions, nutrition, Braille, employment and MTA Bus Passes. More...

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Lung Cancer Screening More...

COMPTON PARKS AND RECREATION KIDS CALENDAR

Summer Eagles Camp More...

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Audit stalemate puts grant money at risk

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—The financial turmoil surrounding the Hub City took another drastic turn for the worse on Thursday, July 5, when the state controller’s office initiated actions that could eventually cost the city some or all of its federal grant More...

Oldtimers Foundation premieres in Compton

By Chris Frost
Bulletin Staff Writer

COMPTON—The next chapter in the Meals on Wheels program arrived in the Hub City on Sunday, July 1, as the Oldtimers Foundation began its service to the community at 600 N. Alameda Ave. More...

Opinion

Quote of the Week

“Management 101 class teaches you that companies More...

PEOPLE WILL TALK

Will Steve Nash fix the Lakers?

MARK WOODS The Lakers are better with Nash, but they need Dwight Howard to win the championship. More...

RELIGION

Pigs can fly, but not with me

By James L Snyder, D.Litt.

It is time for good old Uncle George to pay up. More...

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