Cycling en masse
There were hundreds already gathered outside the Rooster Cafe in Costa Mesa by sundown the last Friday in April.
Original post by Daily Pilot - Newport Beach & Costa Mesa and software by Elliott Back
Archive for May, 2008
COLLEGE ROUNDUP
MEN’S GOLF NCAA championships WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Severe weather forced suspension of the third round Friday.Comments off
Sailors earn all-star triumphs
NEWPORT BEACH ? Newport Harbor High was part of both the winning girls? and boys? teams at the 31st annual Dave Mohs Memorial Orange County High School Volleyball All-Star matches Friday at Newport Harbor.Comments off
Bill seeks proof of rehab home compliance
A bill that would create more hurdles for drug and alcohol programs seeking licenses from the state is making its way through the California State Assembly. Assembly Bill 2903 would make recovery homes offer proof to the California Dept. of Alcohol and Drug Programs they meet local zoning, fire and business license requirements.Comments off
USA doesn’t Mann up
CORONA DEL MAR ? The story of how John Mann feared putting on a Speedo never gets old.Comments off
OCC starts first of three summer sessions Monday
All-night study sessions, sweating over last-minute projects, and surviving on coffee and energy bars was the average life of OCC students as they tackled finals just weeks ago. Though the summer means rest for some, other students will not have a second to recover.Comments off
Ceremony to honor student role models
Students who serve as role models for their peers will be awarded by Corona del Mar High School and the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce at the Corona Del Mar High School Character Awards ceremony at 11:15 a.m. Wednesday at Corona del Mar High School?s ?big? gymnasium.Comments off
Will job center be rehired?
Mayor Eric Bever thinks that having a job center in Costa Mesa might be the only way to keep day laborers from soliciting on city streets, prompting him to ask the council to consider implementing some of the strategies used in the city of Orange.Comments off
Irvine Sensors Subsidiary Gets Additional $6.5 Million Order
Irvine Sensors Corporation today announced that Optex Systems, Inc., its wholly-owned subsidiary, has just received a $6.5 million add-on order from an existing customer.
Original post by InformationWeek and software by Elliott Back
Foreclosure crisis sweeps up tenants
Melanie Cleveland thought she was a good tenant. She paid the rent on her Costa Mesa, Calif., condo on time and kept the place up.
Original post by The Modesto Bee and software by Elliott Back
