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  The City of Santa Ana, led by Mayor Miguel Pulido, and the Santa Ana Unified School District, led by Supt. Jane Russo, are strong supporters of the Nicholas Academic Centers’ students, staff and programs.
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  NAC staff work closely with teachers and administrators at SAUSD schools to coordinate after-school tutoring and mentoring with school curricula and college counseling.
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  Another prominent figure in California's Victims Rights, Attorney Mike Fell successfully represented the family of slain teen Chelsea King and the Adenhart family in the Andrew Gallo DUI/Homicide case of 2010.
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Jul102009

Friday, July 10, 2009 at 9:30AM

By ERIC CARPENTER

ANAHEIM – The hammering of nails echoed through the Anaheim Convention Center as a work crew that included Habitat for Humanity CEO Jonathan Reckford and Broadcom co-founder Henry Nicholas began building the wood frame of a two-story home that will take shape inside the arena through Sunday.

Then the 1,200-square-foot home will be dismantled, loaded onto the back of a truck and shipped to a storage facility in San Juan Capistrano before making its way later this month to a vacant lot in Westminster – after it's graded.

Why the long journey?

Organizers are taking advantage of a lot of generous hands – and free labor. The home is being built as part of the Episcopal General Convention, being held at the convention center through July 17.

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