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Orange City News

Location

Orange, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2003

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City approves all-way stops at Palmyra intersections

The City Council unanimously approves installing all-way stop signs at Palmyra Avenue with Loretta Drive Craig Drive and Violet Lane drawing cheers from about 50 neighbors. Public Works Director Harry Thomas notes traffic fails four-way criteria but signs will cost about $1500 to install.

Palmyra Avenue Loretta Drive Craig Violet Lane Palmyra Public Works Harry Thomas

Groundbreaking planned for La Purisima sanctuary

Bishop Tod Brown of the Diocese of Orange will join La Purisima Church to celebrate the start of construction for a 16,000 square foot sanctuary that will seat over 1,200. The ceremony is at 11 am Saturday at 11712 N. Hewes St. Open by late 2004, the 2,500-member church has raised over $3 million of a $5.8 million goal through its Jubilee Project begun three years ago.

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Family Reunion Celebration at Ronald McDonald House

Orange City News notes families pay only five dollars a night to stay at the Ronald McDonald House on South Batavia Street. Since 1989 the house has housed 500 to 600 families yearly, offering food shelter and a shuttle to hospitals for families with critically ill children.

Ronald McDonald House South Batavia Street Ron van Winkle Joseph Mendez Pheland Children’s Hospital of Orange County

Council denies Eli Home shelter expansion proposal

The Eli Home, Inc. failed to win City Council approval for expanding its shelter after redraw plans. The council voted 4-1 against the project with neighbors arguing the design was too large for the neighborhood. Eli Executive Director Lorri Galloway said options will be pursued without a clear plan and the shelter may operate without a conditional use permit.

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