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Garden Grove Journal in Garden Grove, California

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Garden Grove Journal

Location

Garden Grove, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2014

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2 Cities Built by Diversity

A visual caption notes Garden Grove Boulevard at Brookhurst Street with traffic flowing beneath a depiction titled Two Cities Built by Diversity, highlighting a statement on urban development and cultural variety shaping the area.

Garden Grove Boulevard Brookhurst Street

Garden Grove Westminster Grow Up From Groves to Growth

Westminister and Garden Grove evolved from orange groves and dirt roads into box stores and freeways as Orange County marks 125 years. Garden Grove incorporated in 1956 as a farming community with Main Street as its only commercial center, later expanding to two Walmarts, a playhouse and a large school district. The history reflects the county's rapid development.

Garden Grove Westminster Orange County Main Street Santa Ana J.C. Penney Sears

80 Year Old Garden Grove Pepper Tree To Aid Veterans

An 80 year old pepper tree at Stanford Avenue and Elizabeth Lane in Garden Grove, felled due to wood decay, will be sacrificed for public safety. Its healthy portions will be made into personalized canes for veterans by Hal Yoak, with Josh McIntosh coordinating the project and donations to the Garden Grove Historical Society.

Stanford Avenue Elizabeth Lane Garden Grove William Murray Public Works Hal Yoak Josh McIntosh Yoak McIntosh Garden Grove Historical Society

Route chosen for Garden Grove Open Streets event

Garden Grove selects a 2.85 mile downtown route for the October Open Streets event on Oct. 12. The route runs along Stanford Avenue Acacia Parkway Main Nutwood South Euclid Eighth streets and Garden Grove Boulevard. The street closure will create pedestrian and bike paths with music food and art for residents. The event is part of Re Imagine Downtown завершения.

Garden Grove Stanford Avenue Acacia Parkway Main Nutwood South Euclid Eighth Streets Garden Grove Boulevard Re:Imagine

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