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Newspaper
Capistrano Valley News
Location
Capistrano Valley, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2003
Page
1
City Council to review proposed fiscal 2003/2004 budget on July 1. Water rates could rise 5 percent, raising the average household bill from $36.74 to $39.77 for 20 units. Officials cite drought and reduced well output as reasons, noting San Juan has kept rates comparatively low.
Facu litar Daniel Iacofano could receive an extra 8000 to lead up to two more panel meetings. The panel has already paid 13000 for three sessions and travel, research, and report updates. At the final June 5 meeting they asked for one or two additional sessions with a June 30 gathering planned.
Capistrano Valley News will publish next week its annual roll of San Juan Capistrano graduates. A nod to the students and their achievements to come in print.
A compact Orange County Register item notes a local event with names and place details. The piece highlights the key action and involved organizations, aiming to inform readers of the developing situation in the county.
Pam Gibson, long time San Juan Capistrano historian and former La Palma chief, was named acting city manager after the City Council in a closed session selected her to fill the shoes of 15-year manager George Scabrough. Gibson’s contract details remain to be finalized.
Karlie Reiss reports Monsignor Paul Martin, 74, leads Mass with Matt Gaffney at his side, recalling altar boy days from 1961. The Mission Basilica shepherd will retire after 38 years with a public Mass on June 30, as Rev. Herald Fumo retires and Rev. Ramon Cisneros moves parishes. About 2,000 expected at the Saturday Mass in Mission Parish School courtyard, gifts anticipated from the Pope and White House.
Caltrans launches a 1.38 million freeway art wall along the San Diego Freeway from Stonehill to Camino Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano. The 3 to 6 foot concrete barrier will imitate a Mission setting with a blue sky fence and wave arches. Work, largely off the road, aims to reduce crashes and wrap up by October 6.
Residents debate the idea of installing a decorated wall in the town center. The online forum at Www.myoc.comtalk/sic hosts viewpoints from supporters and critics about aesthetics, community impact, and maintenance.
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