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Santa Anita Park officials are considering building a 16,000 seat domed music theater in the race track's huge parking lot.

https://arcadiahistory.andornot.com/en/permalink/newspaper985
Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
December 5, 1993
Pages
p. J-1
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Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
December 5, 1993
Pages
p. J-1
Subjects
Santa Anita Park
Item ID
985AN
Collection
Newspaper Index
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The Arcadia City Council unanimously decided to allow music and entertainment events at the 320-acre Santa Anita Park on 30 days over the next year as part of a pilot program. Events can be scheduled for weekdays from 9 AM to 6 PM and on Fridays and Saturdays from 9 AM to 11 PM.

https://arcadiahistory.andornot.com/en/permalink/newspaper4057
Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
July 28, 1994
Pages
p. J-3 photo
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Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
July 28, 1994
Pages
p. J-3 photo
Subjects
Santa Anita Park
Item ID
3933AN
Collection
Newspaper Index
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The City Council asked Bill Woolard, 50, the City's Planning Director and Employee of the Year in 1993, to resign last month, then rehired him a week later as a temporary consultant.

https://arcadiahistory.andornot.com/en/permalink/newspaper246
Newspaper
Los Angeles Times, San Gabriel Valley Section
Date
June 20, 1993
Pages
p. J-3
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Newspaper
Los Angeles Times, San Gabriel Valley Section
Date
June 20, 1993
Pages
p. J-3
Subjects
City Employees - Woolard, William "Bill"
Item ID
246AN
Collection
Newspaper Index
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The Arcadia National Guard Armory, which opened in 1947, will shut down August 1 and the 220 guardsmen based there will be transferred to Burbank.

https://arcadiahistory.andornot.com/en/permalink/newspaper200
Newspaper
Los Angeles Times, San Gabriel Valley Section
Date
June 13, 1993
Pages
p. J-2
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Newspaper
Los Angeles Times, San Gabriel Valley Section
Date
June 13, 1993
Pages
p. J-2
Subjects
National Guard Armory
Item ID
200AN
Collection
Newspaper Index
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The City Council voted to allow Rodeffer Investments Inc. to fill a tapped-out quarry, 85 acres by 165 feet deep, with 10 million cubic yards of dirt, gravel and concrete. The plan still must get the approval of the state and local water quality boards, the South Coast Air Quality Management District, the CA Integrated Waste Board and the County Health Dept.

https://arcadiahistory.andornot.com/en/permalink/newspaper3406
Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
March 17, 1994
Pages
p. J-3
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Newspaper
Los Angeles Times
Date
March 17, 1994
Pages
p. J-3
Subjects
Rodeffer Landfill
Item ID
3295AN
Collection
Newspaper Index
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