Burglary, arrests reported across Adams and Harbor areas
Police logged several incidents including a vehicle burglary on Adams Avenue and Mesa Verde Drive with $350 loss and a larger $1,500 theft from a locked car. Oct 12 arrests included Luis A. Brito on weapons, grand theft auto and burglary charges. Other arrests on Oct 12 and 11 involved Leute Fiapura, Roxana Uruttia, Andre Alexsen for various felonies.
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Adams Avenue
Mesa Verde Drive
Luis A. Brito
Harbor Boulevard
Leute A. Fiapura
Roxana D. Urrutia
Andre Alexsen
David J. Stoval
Bristol Street theft and arrest reported in Costa Mesa blotter
District 4 Bristol Street incidents note a grand theft on October 6 with clothing stolen from a retail store, estimated loss 1600 dollars. On October 13 Sondra A. Riddle, 39, was arrested on suspicion of burglary. Police blotter compiled from Costa Mesa Police Department reports, with standard exclusions.
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Bristol Street
Sondra A. Riddle
Costa Mesa Breeze
Costa Mesa
Owl protection plan eyed for Fairview Park railroad work
City and planners review an expansion plan to run tracks near an owl burrow at Fairview Park. A professional biologist would monitor construction and large machines would be banned if the owl is present. State Fish and Game input sought for final comments.
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Lockhart
Fairview Park
Costa Mesa
Gilbert Collins
California Department of Fish and Game
Glenn Lukes Associates
Planning Commission
State Department of Fish and Game
Burrowing Owl Ends Up Living In Burrows Not Digs Them
The western burrowing owl, though named for burrows, favors abandoned holes of prairie dogs and ground squirrels. Endangered in Canada, Mexico, and Minnesota and Iowa, it is a species of special concern in six states including California. About 9 inches tall and up to 6 pounds, it has a rounded head, no ear tufts, white eyebrows, yellow eyes, and long legs. Its plumage is mottled brown and white. Active day and night especially at dawn and dusk, it preys on small rodents, reptiles, and insects, and is the only owl that lives in burrows among 171 owl species.
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Canada
Mexico
Minnesota
Iowa
California
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Leo Maalona
Lake Forest
Model Engineers
Martinez
Ocregister
Ucla Medical Plaza
Newport Beach
Diskcure
Mornarek Associates
Ine
Tute
Pages of the Register
Ocregister.com
Cees
Aoi
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