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Yearly Archives: 2022
Posted inTheater
New Swan Shakespeare Festival Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary
Launched in 2012, its home is an innovative, 16-ton modular theater that must be constructed every summer on the UC Irvine campus.
Posted inAnne Marie Panoringan
Panoringan: Q & A with Trust’s Justin Werner and Jason Scarborough
Our food columnist chats with the duo shaking things up at Trust (formerly Playground 2.0) in Downtown Santa Ana.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Hering and Blanch: Misinformation About Nuclear Waste Does Not Protect the Public’s Safety
This is a rebuttal to a Southern California Edison opinion published on the putative safety of storing millions of pounds of deadly radioactive nuclear waste from the failed San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station located just 100 feet from one of America’s most iconic surfing beaches.
Posted inGovernment
Anaheim Gets a Rare Public Chat on Inner Workings of Officials’ Dead Angel Stadium Deal
Some local leaders are poking “holes” in the official response from City Hall to a scathing Orange County Grand Jury report about the now-dead stadium sale.
Posted inEducation
Did the Placentia-Yorba Linda School Board Violate Transparency Law?
OC District Attorney investigators allege unscheduled discussions and a board member driving while calling into a meeting violated California’s open meeting law, the Brown Act.
Posted inAnaheim
Anaheim’s Corruption Scandal Leads to a Bipartisan Look at Cronyism in Upcoming Forum
A conservative-organized event features leaders from across the political spectrum, and is the first known public forum about Anaheim corruption in the wake of an ongoing federal probe.
Posted inTop Stories
OC Animal Activists Demand Walk-In Animal Shelter, End Appointment-Only Adoptions
Activists have criticized the limited number of adoption appointments at OC Animal Care in Tustin, which doesn’t allow people to walk in to view animals they might adopt.
Posted inOutdoors
Irvine’s Great Park Has Its First Development Plan in Years, Can the City Deliver?
The new plan lays out 300 acres of new amenities, but some question whether the city is moving too fast on a park that’s over two decades in the making.
Posted inHealth & Wellness
Figuring Out The Impacts of Long Covid on Orange County Residents
Doctors say they’ve seen a wide range of Long COVID symptoms, with fatigue and brain fog as the most common – but they’ve also seen nerve damage, strokes and organ damage.
