Twelve candidates vie for two open City Council seats
The November election features twelve hopefuls for two vacant City Council seats created by the retirement bids of Councilman Frank Feldhaus and Councilwoman Lucille Kring. Current mayoral term limits prevent Tom Daly's reelection. Candidates include Curt Pringle, Steve Staveley, and twelve others: Robert McDonald, James Mills, Robert Flores, John Koos, Manny Ontiveros, Stefanie O’Neill, Harry Sidhu, Richard Chavez, Kristi Hofstetter, Robert Hernandez, Stephen Eichler, and Bob Zemel.
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Steve Staveley
Robert McDonald
James Mills
Robert Flores
John Koos
Manny Ontiveros
Stefanie ‘O'Neill
Harry Sidhu
Richard Chavez
Kristi Hofstetter
Robert Hernandez
Stephen Eichler
Bob Zemel
Port Police Re Fire Safety Feature In Ask the Chief
The week’s crime and calendar column reviews real estate and modern safety topics. Inside, readers find a compact round up of port area incidents and city events plus practical fire safety tips.
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Council OKs Gigante beer and wine permit in Anaheim Plaza
The Anaheim City Council voted 3 1 to grant Gigante Market a beer and wine license for a 54 000 square foot Anaheim Plaza site on Euclid Street near the Santa Ana Freeway after a three hour debate. The Mexican supermarket chain had fought a unanimous Planning Commission denial of a full liquor license. Citizens packed chambers in a contentious session with critics arguing staff bias against Latinos. City officials defended the decision citing license concentration and regulations.
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Anaheim considers boulevard plan for South Anaheim area
The city envisions South Anaheim Boulevard revamp with surrounding neighborhoods to revive a main artery. The proposal mixes commercial, retail and residential zones including Neighborhood Residential District, Single Family District, LA Neighborhood Commercial District, Regional Commercial District and Open Space Educational District with possible alternative Regional Commercial use within the boundary.
Park youths tour Santa Monica Mountains excursion
Forty Schweitzer Park Boys and Girls Club children from West Anaheim visited the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. For many, it was their first trip to the mountains, marking a memorable outdoor experience and a milestone for the group.
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City outlines vision for Anaheim Boulevard facelift
After thirty years of planning, South Anaheim Boulevard may be revitalized with mixed-use buildings, boulevard housing, more restaurants and shops. The plan aims to extend downtown energy south toward the boulevard as a new library and 300 high end apartments rise atop a parking structure. The overlay zone from 2000 broadens rezoning options to commercial or residential uses.
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Catch Reopens Under New Ownership At Steak and Seafood Spot
The Catch celebrates a grand reopening under new owners offering steak, seafood, and a full oyster bar. The local favorite returns as a dining destination for athletes, fans, and residents seeking updated fare.
City Hall Council to vote on campaign spending cap
The City Council will vote next week on a proposal to prohibit state mailer organizations from spending more than $1,000 on a single candidate for city office per election.
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