Veterans Post 132 marks 85 years of service in Orange
For more than eight decades Orange's American Legion Post 132 has helped veterans adjust to life after combat. It has served as a second home for some, helped others find jobs, and offered many the chance to forge lifelong friendships. Post 132 just had its 85th anniversary.
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Orange approves 191.7 million budget for 2013 14
The Orange City Council adopted a 191.7 million dollar budget for 2013 14 preserving a balanced plan for a second straight year. Highlights include 10.3 million for infrastructure repairs and maintenance 5.8 million road projects 4.5 million water and sewer work projected sales tax of 37 million up 5.7 percent 62.7 million for public safety 37 million police 25.7 million fire 5 percent furloughs for non emergency staff 18 million in economic uncertainty reserves and a headcount of 637 full time employees down from 702 in 2007 08.
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Fireworks sales rise in Villa Park pavilion
Meredith Jensen and her son Cole arrived at the Phan tom Fireworks booth at the Villa Park Towne Centre to buy Funky Monkeys and Fountains of Glory. They are among the first Villa Park residents in 27 years to purchase fireworks in the city. Cole, 16, said he cannot wait to set them off after his mom bought more than
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