Orangewood guard Marcus Berkley a constant on court
Marcus Berkley, Orangewood Academy senior guard, rarely leaves the floor as he defends top opponents and anchors the 60-point-per-game Spartans. Once stuck in late-rotation, he has grown into a complete two-way leader alongside Caleb Thomas, drawing college interest and guiding Orangewood’s push this season.
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Harbor work tied to Great Wolf Lodge deal in Garden Grove
Garden Grove officials confirm Harbor Boulevard redevelopment linked to the Great Wolf Lodge project a 600 suite resort with a 100000 square foot indoor water park that is expected to generate about 8 million dollars in annual tax revenue. The plan includes decorative sidewalks bus stop upgrades lighting storm drains and sewer work along residential streets with lane reductions 8 am to 4 pm weekdays causing about 25000 vehicles daily to face delays and advisories to use alternate routes. Local residents express mixed views about traffic but support street improvements and the resort district branding.
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Bravo Garden Grove Elks Spread Joy Of Season
Garden Grove Elks hosted a party for 50 children with Santa helper Nelson Burke and Miss Garden Grove winners. Six bikes raffled, 21 families invited for pizza and a sing along, plus 40 vehicles for toy and food deliveries.
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Housing church project as 5.2 acres adds two apartment complexes
Jamboree plans a housing church development on 5.2 acres featuring two three story apartment blocks for low income families and seniors, a Head Start preschool, upgrades to the sanctuary chapel and community hall, plus a $90,052 city fee for a four year construction window contingent on financing and state approval.
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