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Newspaper
Garden Grove Journal
Location
Garden Grove, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 2015
Page
3
Santiago High School varsity boys soccer team, champions for the first time, received certificates of recognition at a Garden Grove City Council meeting. The Cavaliers, who defeated Chino High School 10 in March, outscored foes 1-0 across five playoff games, showcasing their season’s narrow wins.
Garden Grove will get 1 million from the Orange County Transportation Authority to fix Brookhurst Street from Trask to Lampson and Knott Street from Garden Grove Boulevard to Lampson Avenue. Projects start in July and wrap by fall 2016. The city adds about 16 million for upgrades. The City Council approved the agreement with OCTA.
Pako the Dutch shepherd becomes Westminster Police Department’s first K-9 officer since budget cuts closed the unit two decades ago. A $10,000 donation by resident June Traver funded the revival. In his first hour, Pako helped arrest a domestic violence suspect and prompted a barricaded man to surrender. Officer Travis Hartman, new to K-9 work, calls it a lifelong dream and notes the dog accompanies him home.
Westminster unveils the Splash Pad at Sigler Park 7200 Plaza St open Saturdays and Sundays noon to 5 pm until June 22 then daily in summer. Private rentals available 10 am to noon or 5 to 7 pm for 100 dollars with a 50 dollar refundable deposit. capacity up to 50 guests. Recirculated water used. information line TH4-895-2860.
Garden Grove and Westminster councils back a proposed California constitutional amendment to prohibit bans on the U S flag at public college campuses. State Sen Janet Nguyen authored the measure after UC Irvine students banned flags in the Associated Students lobby. The student body criticized the ban, but the Legislative Student Council failed when the AS vetoed it. The amendment remains in the legislative process.
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