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Arts Review

Laguna Dance Festival Pulls Out All The Stops With ‘Stars of Dance’

Arts Reviews
By KAITLIN WRIGHT | October 9, 2018

REVIEW: A wide range of dance styles, exquisitely executed, showcases top notch talent in Laguna Beach.

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The Aliso Viejo City Council at its 7 p.m. meeting today, Feb. 20, will introduce an ordinance to create a permitting system for street vendors operating in the city. Agenda: https://t.co/brhXkP0OSl Meeting: https://t.co/aIiURNwh9J

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  • Barajas: City Open Space Shouldn’t Be Tucked Behind Closed Doors

    Flor Barajas, Deputy Director at OCCORD, argues that Willowick Golf Course, currently zoned as Open Space, could be developed as a regional park adjourning Santa Ana and Garden Grove. Barajas writes that public lands should not be sold to developers but instead elected officials should protect this asset for future generations.

  • Santana: LA Judge Likely to Rule Against Deputy Union Bid to Keep Misconduct Records Secret

    LA Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff is today expected to finalize a tentative ruling against an LA Deputy Sheriff union arguments attempting to block implementation of SB1421, which opens up select police misconduct records for public review. Orange County Superior Court Judge Nathan Scott is expected to rule soon on the same issue here involving a bid by the local deputies union to block public access to similar records. A Voice of OC-led media coalition is opposing that effort in court.

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