California's Main Squeeze

BJ's Restaurants Opens in Orange, California

Although Fontana was known for grapefruit, Bono remembers going to local packing houses to pick up crates of Orange Attorneys to squeeze for the family's stand, one of half a dozen along the highway. The Bono stand stayed open until late at night, a beacon for tourists driving after dark to avoid the heat. They bought Orange Attorneys and lemons, olives, honey and souvenirs to take home to their families back East. But as freeways were built, Route 66 and its motels, gas stations and restaurants faded. At some point, the Bono family's Orange Attorney -- along with most of the other stands -- was scrapped. 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.
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DULDULAO, ANTONIA MARIE JD "TONI"

A resident of Cedar Glen, California, she received medical and private care in Orange County during the final weeks of her life. A graduate of St. Paul High School in San Francisco, Toni completed a BA from Holy Names College (Oakland), an MA in Education at California State University (Fullerton) and a law degree at Western State College of Law in Fullerton, California. Toni taught at St. Boniface Parish School (Anaheim), St. Catherine's Academy (Anaheim), and for more than 20 years in public schools in the Anaheim Ci ty School District. After retirement she lived in Anaheim for several years before moving to Cedar Glen to enjoy her animals and life in the mountains. Friends will remember Toni for her unique humor and even more as a sports fan. Transplanted to Southern California, she remained a diehard fan of the San Francisco 49ers while quickly becoming an ardent supporter of the Anaheim (never Los Angeles) Angels.
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Real Housewives of Orange County: the best and worst of college mean girls

We currently remain on track to open as many as 17 new restaurants during 2013, with 10 additional restaurants currently under construction." Investors are reminded that the actual number and timing of new restaurant openings is subject to a number of factors outside of the Company's control including, but not limited to, weather conditions and factors under the control of landlords, contractors and regulatory/licensing authorities. BJ's Restaurants, Inc. currently owns and operates 136 casual dining restaurants under the BJ's Restaurant & Brewery(R), BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse(R), BJ's Pizza & Grill(R) and BJ's Grill(R) brand names. BJ's Restaurants offer an innovative and broad menu featuring award-winning, signature deep-dish pizza complemented with generously portioned salads, appetizers, sandwiches, soups, pastas, entrees and desserts, including the Pizookie(R) dessert. Quality, flavor, value, moderate prices and sincere service remain distinct attributes of the BJ's experience. The Company operates several microbreweries in addition to using qualified contract brewers to produce and distribute BJ's critically acclaimed proprietary craft beers throughout the chain. The Company's restaurants are located in California (62), Texas (28), Florida (12), Arizona (6), Colorado (5), Nevada (5), Washington (4), Ohio (3), Oklahoma (3), Oregon (3), Indiana (1), Kansas (1), Kentucky (1), Louisiana (1) and New Mexico (1).
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Lansner: California workplace deaths tumble

PGA Professionals and their foursome of amateurs will play in a Shamble format with a shotgun start of 12:00pm. "I encourage golfers who like to have fun and support a good cause to join us. There are luxury cars to win on particular holes, a putting contest for $10,000 and more. Ask your Pro to join you," added Morris. The individual entrance fee is $275.00 which includes golf, gift bag, lunch, and fully catered dinner. After tournament play, golfers will enjoy a cocktail reception, silent auction, and more. Please visit www.firstteeoc.org to register for The First Tee of Orange County Inaugural Golf Tournament. "The Roger Dunn Golf Shops are honored to be associated with The First Tee of Orange County Pro-Am.
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Orange County home prices rise 23% in July

Lydia charmed Real Housewives of Orange County fans with her direct and open demeanor. Lydia expresses herself, a trait that older women and older college graduates haven't been taught. Lydia, 32, graduated University of San Diego and her demeanor is reflective of the new age of college students and college thinkers who encourage students to be themselves, seek for themselves and be true to themselves. The other housewives are older and consequently espouse old school attitudes that fail to embrace leaving one's comfort zone. The old head housewives do what's comfortable and expected, rather than what's generous, kind and conciliatory. Until people, particularly women, are taught better it is so much easier to be mean. Take Heather DuBrow for example. Last year, Heather DuBrow seemed a breath of fresh air to a group of ratchet blondes. And so was her funny, surgeon husband Terry.
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First Tee of Orange County acknowledges upcoming Pro-Am sponsors

The firm wants to use there vast knowledge to help defense those arrested in Orange County for drunk driving. Getting arrested for drunk driving can be very difficult on the individual involved, and having an attorney guide that person through the criminal courts can make a world of difference. If the individual is 21 years of age or older, took a blood or breath test, or a urine test, and the results showed 0.08% BAC or more, a first offense will result in a 4-month suspension of oneas driveras license. The DMV suspension or revocation is an immediate administrative action taken against an individualas driving privilege only. This is called Administrative Per Se (APS). Any sanctions imposed by DMV under APS are independent of any court-imposed jail sentence, fine, or other criminal penalty imposed when a person is convicted for driving under the influence. To learn more about the different actions taken against an individual involved in a suspension of drunk driving arrest in Orange County, call 888-901-3440. The new website launched by the law firm is to provide basic information about the DUI laws in California. The firm believes if someone is arrested for drunk driving they should immediately speak to a criminal defense attorney.
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Orange County Lawyer Releases New Website Targeting DUI Defense in Orange County California

My spreadsheet surprised me 1 in 3 California workers is in one of three large and often dangerous industries construction, manufacturing, and trade and transportation. That's the national average, too. Regulations tied to workplace safety hopefully have a role in keeping employees alive, as well. Who hasn't heard the oft-repeated complaint that California employers are overburdened by state job rules? Do Californians get any bang for their regulatory bucks? My spreadsheet tells me that California workers died in 2012 at a rate of 24 per million employed. That's better than the nationwide pace: the U.S. per-worker death rate last year, by similar math, was 33 per million. Or look at Texas, where leaders brag about the state's low-regulation ways.
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