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As for Bellino, last week she told Reality Tea that things are up in the air for her regarding next season, which begins shooting next month. "Everything is still in the air," she said. "[Jim] and I haven't addressed it, we're just enjoying the time off. I don't even want to think about it. Right now I'm very undecided and I don't want to think about what we're doing. Supposedly, we only have a month, month and a half before everything starts up again. So it's not a very long hiatus.
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Register's latest partnership brings laptops to schools [The Orange County Register]
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Orange County Commissioner Pelissier joins House District 50 race
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Possible Progress On Orange County Animal Services Issues
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Orange board questions four remaining charter school applicants
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Orange County inmate dies
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Orange County: College freshman held in global online 'sextortion' scheme
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The lawsuit, filed Wednesday on behalf of an individual identified only as "John Doe," alleges the law violates the 1st Amendment rights of registered sex offenders and puts them, and anyone living with them, at risk of physical and emotional harm. "If you think about it, a lot of older kids go out to trick rather than treat," said Janice Bellucci, an attorney and president of the California Reform Sex Offender Laws group. "All you have to do is look for the house with the sign." "Instead of protecting the residents of the city of Orange, this ordinance harms hundreds of citizens in that city," said Frank Lindsay, a board member for the group. Bellucci filed a similar lawsuit last year to strike down a Simi Valley ordinance that also required people convicted of sex crimes to post a sign. That law also banned them from putting up Halloween displays and outside lighting on Oct. 31. But the day before the Simi Valley law went into effect, federal court Judge Perry Anderson issued a temporary restraining order barring the city from enforcing the sign provision. 
Bellucci filed a similar lawsuit last year to strike down a Simi Valley ordinance that also required people convicted of sex crimes to post a sign. That law also banned them from putting up Halloween displays and outside lighting on Oct. 31. A day before the Simi Valley law went into effect, Federal Judge Perry Anderson issued a temporary restraining order barring the city from enforcing the sign provision. However, the judge let stand provisions of the ordinance that keep sex offenders from turning on outside lights, decorating their homes, andanswering their doors to trick-or-treaters. In Orange, no registered sex offenders have been cited since the ordinance was adopted, said City Atty. Wayne Winthers. 
For Jose and Jill Rivera, who have lived in Tannin for nearly 20 years, the RV resort would just be another black-eye for residents who have put up with the as-yet unfulfilled vision of the community and the construction of the 32-story, Gulf-front Phoenix West II condo across the highway from them. We have been abused by many different circumstances and it might just be the luck of the draw because we were there and shame on us believing in it 20 years ago, Jill Rivera said. Weighing the decision View full size Village of Tannin homes are seen across one of the development's two man-made lakes on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, in Orange Beach, Ala. A proposed upscale RV resort adjacent to the development has some residents up in arms while developers say it's the best use of the property and will bring more people in the area to invigorate commercial areas of the planned community. (Marc D. Anderson/manderson@al.com) Councilwoman Joni Blalock sympathized with Rivera but said its up to council members to find middle ground and do whats best for the city. I feel for you and this is not easy, Blalock said. 
A total of $4,000 was distributed during the evening through scholarships. Patterson expressed excitement at snagging the evening's coveted title. "I'm extremely excited to be serving the city of Orange," Patterson said. "This is my third year running so I've wanted this position for a very long time. And to be able to serve the community as well as work with the city council, I am extremely humbled and honored." Patterson, who graduated with a degree in business administration, will make her first appearance as Miss City of Orange on Dec. 2 at the city's tree lighting ceremony. 
to pay city of Orange up to $340,000 a year to avoid suit on housing of federal inmates at county jail September 23, 2010| 3:28 pm Orange County agreed this week to pay the city of Orange up to $340,000 a year to stave off a potential lawsuit regarding the housing of federal immigration detainees at a county jail within the city limits. The Sheriffs Department reached an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement this summer to house up to 838 detainees at the Theo Lacy Facility in Orange and the James A. Musick Facility near Irvine, which would bring in an estimated $35 million to the department and help close its budget gap. But the central Orange County community of Orange 
Even though it has been portrayed as an evil "out-of-town developer" by foes of its Ridgeline project, JMI has made an effort to respond to concerns that the city lacks open space. According to a city code (which incorporates state guidelines), developers are required to dedicate roughly three acres of parkland per 1,000 residents of a proposed project. That works out to 0.36 acres of parkland required for Ridgeline. However, JMI actually has committed 7.54 acres park/open space, trails, etc. That's more than 20 times the parkland required by city and state mandate. It is understandable that residents of Orange desire more local parks and open space. But the burden of fulfilling that public desire should not fall unfairly upon the developer of the proposed Ridgeline Equestrian Estates. 
Whereas, the proposed plans of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Inc. to construct such a memorial at such a highly visible location; the construction of a confederate veterans war memorial displays such symbols along a street named after Martin Luther King, Jr. would be an insult to Dr. Kings life work of seeking to banish racism and segregation; and Whereas, it appears clear that a decision by the City of Orange to deny, or rescind, a building permit to the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. for the proposed construction of such a memorial based upon the City of Oranges disfavor of the content of the symbols and ideas endorsed by the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. would be constitutionally indefensible, and Whereas, the City of Orange stakeholders have made financial investments into the quality of life and tourism; where the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Inc. are not presenting an image that supports tourism or economic development and are more than likely going to damage the reputation and hinder economic development of the City of Orange; and encourage other stakeholders to pass this type of resolution. Council member Annette Pernell said she is glad the city is coming out to do something. 
Culturally speaking, Asians tend to have a much longer-term view than Americans do. They look at real estate as multigenerational, not short-term focused. Thats why they are making purchases during times when others may shy away. Boom and Bust Orange County, where Walt Disney built his first theme park and the teen television drama The O.C. took place, has close ties to the U.S. housing boom and bust. Firms including New Century Financial Corp. (NEW) and Ameriquest Mortgage Co., whose loose lending standards fueled the national real estate bubble, had their headquarters in the area before the subprime collapse. The unemployment rate in Orange County was 8 percent in January, less than the 10.9 percent figure for all of California and 8.3 percent for the U.S., according to the states Employment Development Department. The median household income in the county, home to 3 million people, was $74,344 as of 2010, more than the $60,883 median statewide, according to U.S. 
:: There is no agreed-upon definition of a 909er. For some, it's just a catchall for the Inland Empire. For others, it conjures up an image of young people absorbed with dirt-bike gear and lifted trucks. Urban Dictionary takes its own shot at the 909, describing it as "a great place to live between Los Angeles and Las Vegas if you don't mind the meth labs, cows, and dirt people." For the 21-year-old grad student who created the Facebook page, the tipping point was the night of violence on Main Street, which he insisted was caused by 909ers. "We're trying to defend our beaches from people that don't live there. People that come down to destroy instead of protect," he said, declining to give his name because of the possible repercussions. "I'd prefer if they just didn't come at all." Susie Smith, owner of Makin Waves Salon on Main Street, said some visitors seem to "come with a chip on their shoulder and think we have more things or a better life than they do, and they don't respect our community." She conceded, though, that labeling people from the Inland Empire '909ers' may not help ease the tension. 
But her real passions were her family and genealogy. In retirement, Geri became an enthusiastic genealogist, spending many hours on her computer, in libraries, and cemeteries tracking down ancestors. She cherished spending time with her family both alive and dead! Even in later years when Parkinson's Disease slowed her down, she still made every effort to be at family events. Geri was predeceased by parents Jesse and Mary Emma (nee Eichler) Barnum; husbands J.D. Quinalty and David Goodan; sister Maxine Smith; nephew Richard Hill; and son Michael Quinalty. Left behind are her daughter Trudiann; son Terry; nephew Bob; nine grandchildren; eleven great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; and a number of caring friends who mourn her passing and celebrate her life. 
The rare sliced steak was tender and flavorful. The hot broth will cook your steak pretty quickly, so eat it first if you like it rare. The well-done brisket was super-tender and broke apart with ease so you can get just the right amount with a bunch of noodles. The book tripe was sliced up in slivers giving you a chewy, crunchy texture, yet it soaked up the flavor of the soup. I LOVE this soup, especially on a rainy day! Thumbs up, way up! #65 is Bun served with Grilled Short Ribs and Shrimp Paste in Tofu Wrap, beans sprouts, lettuce, carrots, sliced cucumbers, diced peanuts, and their special sweet & sour fish sauce. This is the perfect dish when its warm outside. I like to describe it as a Vietnamese salad with noodles. 
Bono, a retired lawyer, took over the restaurant business after his mother died in the 1990s. More than 10 years ago, the Fontana Historical Society, of which Bono is a member, got word that a stand three miles east was going to be destroyed. The society moved it to a Wal-Mart parking lot, then Bono paid to have it moved to the parking area of Bono's Restaurant & Deli, where it still sits, restored but unused. That could change. Bono has been remodeling the restaurant, adding a wine bar, among other changes. He also has plans for the Orange Attorney. "When I reopen this stand, I think I'm going to sell OJ out of it, like an Orange Julius," he said. Juice and burgers were the draw at Mammoth Orange, a roadside joint that operated for years in Fairmead, an unincorporated area of Madera County just south of Chowchilla. Larry Hibdon, a retired park and recreation director, recalls cycling there with friends. "It was a nice 25-mile loop out to it and back," Hibdon said. 
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McNamara today returned from a visit to Rhodon in France where he laid a wreath at the recently discovered final resting place of the Marquis de Boisseleau. He explained: After many months of research, I recently located the burial place of Boisseleau and made a trip to France to commemorate this forgotten hero of Limerick in 1690. Together with the Mayor of Rhodon, Claude Peschard, I laid a wreath on Boisseleaus grave on behalf of the people of Limerick, with a letter of appreciation from the Mayor of Limerick, as the first Irishman ever to do so in over 300 years. Boisseleaus leadership during the Siege of Limerick was an act of heroism that was crucial to the defence of the city and eventually led to the signing of the Treaty of Limerick. He was in my mind the saviour of Limerick and it was an honour to commemorate his bravery, 
The winner will attend Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne in San Francisco, 22-26 September. Piotr Miedzik and Michal Cieszko won the Orange Poland Hack-a-Thon for their 'Green your office with Orange' application, which enables automatic management of electrical power. The contest invited programmers to create new, compelling applications using Orange's open application programming interface (API), open data exposed by the city of Warsaw and open data available on the internet through Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper and Oracle Communications Converged Application Server. Orange Poland was interested in attracting new third-party developers to build compelling mobile applications on its Open Middleware 2.0 platform, which integrates resources from government, Internet, lifestyle and communications through an API. Oracle, Orange Poland and the city of Warsaw developed the Hack-a-Thon to connect Orange Poland's Open Middleware 2.0 platform to the developer community and encourage mobile innovation. Contestants were encouraged to develop applications using resources from the Orange network such as location services, presence, subscriber data, billing or charging policy as well as integrate those with other external resources such as weather, transit schedules, traffic or financial data and open data exposed by the city of Warsaw. The winning 'Green your office with Orange' application's control layer can be used to manage smart home environments, for example, remotely shutting off lights, controlling heat or air conditioning, or monitoring security systems, by sending messages through the network APIs. 
The ordinance, passed in 2010, also bans sex offenders from putting out holiday decorations, leaving outdoor lights on, and answering the door for children on Oct. 31. California Reform Sex Offender Laws, the advocacy group that filed the lawsuit, claims that the sign requirement is unconstitutional and violates the civil rights of sex offenders. Orange city attorney Wayne Winthers told KTLA that debate around the issue will likely be addressed at an upcoming city council meeting. According to CA RSOL, the signs jeopardize the safety of sex offenders and their families, putting themat risk for physical and emotional harm, the organization said in a news release Wednesday. Often on Halloween people are up to mischief, whether its egging a house, or shooting a gun through a window. And what better target from some peoples perspective to do that to a sex offender? Thats one of our real concerns, said Janice Bellucci, president of CA RSLO. Across California, sex offenders have been targets of recent crime, Bellucci said. On Aug. 
18, 2013. (KABC Photo) Tags: Report a typo ORANGE, Calif. -- A fire destroyed a commercial building that houses a restaurant in the 700 block of Main Street in the city of Orange. Dozens of firefighters battled the three-alarm blaze as flames shot through the building's roof shortly before 1 a.m. Wednesday. It took about two hours to put out the flames in the one-story structure. Fortunately, no one was hurt. The fire destroyed Ruby's Grill Baja Style restaurant. 
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The plans were ambitious with red brick roads, reminiscent of towns in late 19th and early 20th centuries, weaving through a residential area and around a town center. Today, however, nearly half of its 71 residential lots, although sold, remain undeveloped along with a manicured town center and two connected commercial buildings. For Jose and Jill Rivera, who have lived in Tannin for nearly 20 years, the RV resort would just be another black-eye for residents who have put up with the as-yet unfulfilled vision of the community and the construction of the 32-story, Gulf-front Phoenix West II condo across the highway from them. We have been abused by many different circumstances and it might just be the luck of the draw because we were there and shame on us believing in it 20 years ago, Jill Rivera said. Weighing the decision View full size Village of Tannin homes are seen across one of the development's two man-made lakes on Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2013, in Orange Beach, Ala. A proposed upscale RV resort adjacent to the development has some residents up in arms while developers say it's the best use of the property and will bring more people in the area to invigorate commercial areas of the planned community. (Marc D. 
on Tuesday. The Titans, No. 3 in the Sentinel rankings, played without 6-foot middle hitter Jordan Hefner for three weeks after she sprained her left ankle early in the season. But shell be back on the court to face the No. 7 Rams. Having Jordan back should definitely help us out, said University coach Deb Hartman. I feel like its going to be a tough match. They [Lake Mary] serve hard and they never let up, even if they make a mistake. If we want to win we're going to have to do the same thing. The Titans struggled against top area teams this season, suffering 3-0 losses to No. 
Peppenelli, 58, suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head, and Christine Peppenelli, 42, suffered a non life-threatening gunshot wound to her left side. She was airlifted to Halifax Health Medical Center where she underwent surgery, Sampsell said. Christine Peppenelli works in the citys finance department as a utilities billing customer service clerk, Sampsell said. She is still recovering at Halifax, Samspsell said. Officials: Orange City man shot wife then killed himself By Patricio G. Balona News-JournalOnline.com September 16, 2013 9:09 PM 
September 17, 2013 3 Photos 2013-2014 season opens with Arthur Millers 'A View from the Bridge' Lamar Universitys Department of Theatre and Dance will open the 2013-2014 season with Arthur Millers A View from the Bridge, directed by student Steven Hoffman and starring assistant professor Joel Grothe, as well as Aaron Michael Chang of Groves, in foreground, and Joel Grothe. September 16, 2013 1 Photo Church events for the week starting Sept. 14, 2013. September 14, 2013 Area events for the week starting the week of Sept. 14, 2013. September 14, 2013 1 Story The Bridge City Chamber of Commerce held its Eighth Annual Celebrity Roast on Thursday night inside the Bridge City Community Center honoring local businessman and community supporter Ross Smith, at right. September 13, 2013 1 Photo The First United Methodist Church of Orange invites everyone to join us on Wednesday nights from Sept. 11 through Nov. 13 for our fall Wednesday Night Live classes. September 11, 2013 A man with a reputation for helping others and his community will be the center of attention at a special event Thursday night. 
It really is such a nice place to go and relax. And we are not done yet. We want to continue to improve and grow and make the City of Orange a place people want to come to and see what we have to offer. Population figures currently have a total of 18,543 residents in the city of Orange, according to Sims. It represents a small increase following a decline from the hurricane. There were a lot of people that did not come back after the storm, Sims explained. But we have been seeing a small increase lately, and the (West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent) school district has shown an increase in enrollment this school year for the first time in years. Thats a good indicator of growth. West Orange The City of West Orange was hard hit by Hurricane Ikes storm surge as well. 
"For every home going on the market, there is someone looking to buy," he said. The median sales price is the point at which half the homes sold for more and half sold for less. That means it is influenced by the mix of homes selling as well as actual home values. Buyers continued to purchase more homes in pricier neighborhoods in August, while sales fell in more affordable suburbs where investors have scooped up much of the lower-cost inventory. Compared with August 2012, buyers last month purchased 31.4% more homes in the so-called move-up range of $300,000 to $800,000. The number of homes that sold for less than $300,000 plummeted 24.9% from a year earlier. Slow income growth in Southern California does not support higher prices, said Richard Green, director of USC Lusk Center for Real Estate. Over the next five years, he said, prices should climb at the pace of inflation. 
Browns at Ravens: The AFC North foes are both hungry for a win after tough losses in Week 1. Ken Blaze/Chris Humphresy, USA TODAY Sports 11. Dolphins at Colts: Close wins might have sufficed in Week 1, but both Miami and Indianapolis will be looking for more this week. Ron Schwane/Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports 10. Jets at Patriots: A last-second win over the Bucs was a nice start for Gang Green, but a Thursday night matchup with Bill Belichick's squad will be the team's true test. Joe Camporeale/Kevin Hoffman, USA TODAY Sports 9. Cowboys at Chiefs: Dallas' defense can't count on forcing six turnovers again, but it will look to pressure Alex Smith early and often. Tim Heitman/Melina Vastola, USA TODAY Sports 8. Saints at Buccaneers: Sean Payton's return tour through the NFC South continues in Tampa Bay. Derick E. Hingle/Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports 7. Vikings at Bears: Adrian Peterson and Matt Forte are known commodities, but Minnesota and Chicago are still looking for new ways to open up their passing attacks. Andrew Weber/Dennis Wierzbicki, USA TODAY Sports 6. Rams at Falcons: Steven Jackson takes on his former team after St. 
(AP) -- Authorities say DNA on the body of a 23-year-old woman found in a San Bernardino County Orange Attorney grove matches that of a suspect in a 2003 rape case. The San Bernardino Sun reports ( http://bit.ly/161n1D6 ) Redlands police released a sketch of the suspect at a news conference on Thursday. Police said the rape victim described her attacker as a white male in his late 30s to early 40s, 5 feet 6 inches tall, about 250 pounds with black hair and a receding hairline. Investigators hope that someone will recognize the suspect and help them solve the murder of Sylvia Marie Flores, whose body was found in a Redlands Orange Attorney grove in February. Items belonging to Flores were recovered near the area where the 2003 rape took place and that helped narrow the search for a suspect. --- Information from: The Sun, http://www.sbsun.com 
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The pysllid was discovered in the Miami area in 1998. Today 50% to 70% of the state's citrus groves are infected, said Harold Browning, chief of the Citrus Research and Development Foundation. It's now causing severe, chronic decline in trees. "In some groves up to 30% of the fruit is on the ground." If the same thing happens with the Valencia oranges, which ripen in January and February, "then it will have a significant impact on this years' crop," he said. HLB also has been detected in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and South Carolina, according to Hawkins. California, the nation's second largest citrus producer, has been bracing for its arrival since the first West Coast discovery of the psyllids near the Mexican border in 2008, followed by more of the tiny insects in Los Angeles in 2009. The 2011 United States citrus crop was worth $2.98 billion, according to the Department of Agriculture. 
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No damage has yet to be reported by local news. Officials tells news that a 2.7 magnitude Southern California earthquake struck just after 12:21 pm PST, roughly eight minutes ago. The quake had no depth. USGS indicates to news that the quake started only two miles below ground level. As a result the quake could be felt across the immediate vicinity. The quake hit in a densely populated region, officials tell news. USGS indicates to news that the quake started seven miles from Corona. The quake was seven miles north of Foothill Ranch, nine miles southwest of Home Gardens. 
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