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Committee appointments, street improvements, Buck Gully rehab greenlit by Newport Beach City Council
The items were unanimously approved as part of the City Council’s consent calendar on Tuesday.
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After undergoing a screening by the City Council last June, Newport Beach-based Intracorp Homes Monday presented an amended plan for 38 four-story units on the 2.3-acre 16th Street parcel to planning commissioners and was approved.
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The city’s Community and Library Services Commission approved the design Tuesday night, despite more than 300 emails protesting the plaque.
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A temporary fundraising public art project will see donors paint their names on the facade of Laguna Art Museum in late April.
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Piecemakers Country Store was closed Jan. 31 amid bankruptcy proceedings spurred by a $4.5-million ruling for a former member who alleged the fellowship emotionally abused her and failed to pay for 20 years of labor.
Surf City Church has been fighting to keep its doors open since the California Pacific Conference of the United Methodist Church sued for possession of the local congregation’s property in 2022.
Michael Gates, who was first elected as Surf City’s city attorney in 2014, is headed to Washington, D.C. as deputy assistant attorney general of the civil rights division.
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Sentencing of Joivian Tijuana Hayes, who pleaded guilty to stealing mail from the Costa Mesa post office where she was a supervisor has been set for May 23.
BalletX, a Philadelphia-based dance group, were the featured performers for night one of the Laguna Dance Festival on Thursday at Laguna Playhouse.
Hosted by Newport Beach couple Gary and Julie Crisp, an annual Super Bowl watch party at American Legion Post 291 will offer activities for veterans and active duty Marines sensational enough to rival an NFL win.
Drones, automated surveillance and more were points of discussion at a special meeting Friday, Jan. 31.
Carson Fox, who had leg amputated but his now cancer-free, is enjoying the scene in New Orleans this weekend with his family.
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