Keeping Vegan Keeping Vegan A Garden Grove Pizzeria
Garden Grove restaurant opened in 201, serving gourmet pies without meat or dairy. Trina Nguyen aims to promote animal welfare, environmental kindness, and healthy flavor. The couple opened Vegan Pizza on Chapman Avenue, hoping to fill a growing demand for plant based food. See pizza page 4.
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Vegan Pizza outlets opens at Chapman Ave location
A new vegan pizza shop at 12022 Chapman Ave offers hours Monday through Saturday 11 am to 10 pm and Sunday 5 pm to 9 pm. Menu includes 10 inch for 9.95, 12 inch 12.95, 14 inch 14.95, 16 inch 16.95 with gourmet pizzas extra 1. Contact 714 750 8686 or veganpizzaoc.com for details.
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New Garden Grove council votes to reopen Black Umbrella on Main Street
In Garden Grove the new City Council led by Mayor Bao Nguyen voted 4-0 with one abstention to grant a zoning change allowing Black Umbrella, the hybrid art gallery and tattoo studio closed in August, to reopen on Historic Main Street. Supporters tout art and community impact, while opponents worry about area standards.
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City Council Votes Split Over Umbrella Request
In August the City Council denied Black Umbrella’s request by 3 to 2 with opposing votes from Mayor Bruce Broadwater Kris Beard and Dina Nguyen and support from Chris Phan and Steve Jones. On Tuesday night the council approved the request 4 to 0 with one abstention, in favor by Mayor Boa Nguyen Beard Phat Bui and Jones, abstaining Phan.
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Housing project moves ahead on Garden Grove Main Street
A 17 unit affordable housing project on Garden Grove's Main Street moves forward as the Planning Commission backs General Plan changes for a cooperative effort between Jamboree Housing Corp. and the United Methodist Church. The plan includes a 55 year land lease, two three story apartment blocks for low income families and seniors, a new Head Start preschool, and church renovations. A $90,052 city fee grants four years to finish the project pending financing and state approvals. The City Council must approve before construction can begin.
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