Orange City News Names 2014 15 Athletes of the Year
In its third year of honoring top local student athletes, Orange City News selects two standout performers after nine months of competition across league play CIF championships and school records set by Orange and Villa Park stars.
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Eague
Teath
Indi
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Door choices tug Orange Lutheran star Kraemer
Riley Kraemer, Orange Lutheran High graduate and 2004 Orange City News Boys Athlete of the Year, faces a major decision between attending Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego or pursuing a semi pro hockey path in the Eastern Hockey League. He weighs leaving his sport for college against delaying college for a potential internship, consulting family and coaches as he nears a choice.
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Orange Lutheran
Riley Kraemer
Orange City News
EHL
Boston
Connecticut
Kraemer
Tamra
Grahovac set to soar at Long Beach after Villa Park tenure
Drew Wetzler, Villa Park High volleyball coach for 18 years, praises Peyton Grahovac as a total package talent with height speed and leaping ability. The 2014-15 Orange City News Girls Athlete of the Year led Villa Park to two league titles and 26 wins while serving as a leader and mentor to younger players. See Grahovac on page 9.
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Peyton Grahovac
Long Beach State
Villa Park High School
Orange City News
Villa Park
Villa Park High
Drew Wetzler
Wetzler
Grahovac
Summer concerts rock Orange and Villa Park spaces
Summer concert season brings Orange and Villa Park shows. Night Owl Productions kicks off Orange events with 80s hits at Hart Park Bandshell, while Knight Ryder plays at Gaslamp Long Beach and private events. August features Heartache Tonight Eagles tribute and a rock history talk at Villa Park High School amphitheater.
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Orange
Villa Park
Long Beach
Knight Ryder
George Lopez
Hart Park Bandshell
Kiwanis Club of Orange
Villa Park High School
Orange posts 27 percent water cut near state goal
Orange reduced water usage by 27 percent in May and nearly met the state mandate, aided by resident compliance with conservation rules and cooler May weather. Water division manager Jose Diaz credited residents and noted hotter conditions will require continued conservation as California enforces 25 percent urban cuts.
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Orange
State Water Resources Control Board
Jose Diaz
Jerry Brown
Water Resources Control Board
California
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