The American Lung Association and Girl Scout Troop 3562 will host a ceremony 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, at Cedar Grove Park to commemorate the first Tustin park to install a “no smoking” sign. The Girls Scouts argued for a no smoking policy before the city council, which approved an ordinance in October. Address: 11385 Pioneer Road. Information: 949-461-8826
Source: Oc Register
‘No smoking’ sign goes up at Cedar Grove Park
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