OUSD Superintendent Barbara Van Otterloo resigns
Barbara Van Otterloo, Orange Unified School District superintendent, resigns effective August 2 after 38 years in education and 10 years in the district. Her contract runs to August 15, 2003, with retirement allowed on 60 days notice. no buyout required. Board President Robert Viviano and Trustee Kathy Moffat declined comment. former leaders and supporters praise her tenure. The resignation letter was delivered to the board, which will discuss the move at tonight’s 7:30 p.m. meeting at the district office.
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Orange Unified School District
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Robert Viviano
N. Handy St
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Kathy Moffat
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Dog park battles loom at Yorba Park decision
At a City Council meeting neighbors clash with Orange Dog Park Association over Yorba Park, Yorba Street and Chapman Avenue. Proponents seek a full park with a bark area, two softball fields and restrooms while residents fear odors traffic and leaks. environmental reports are pending and a plan costs about 1.6 million dollars.
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Chapman Avenue
Orange Dog Park Association
Costa Mesa
Irvine
Rick Cryder
Burley Avenue
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Gabe Garcia
Yorba
Local Classifieds and Real Estate Listings Overview
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Motto Voting Narrows to 19 Motto Finalists for City Council
The city motto contest has received 144 votes with 850 entries reduced to 19 finalists. Five finalists will be presented to the City Council at the June 25 meeting. The leading slogan is A Slice of Old Towne Charm with 39 votes. voting closes at 5 p.m. June 14.
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Chapman University appeals planning denial over dorm and garage
Chapman University plans to appeal a May Planning Commission decision that blocked a 350 bed dormitory and a six level parking garage. The City Council will hear the case on Tuesday seeking to overturn the ruling and proceed with the project.
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