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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2013
Page
7
A motivational piece argues daily drive matters more than shortcuts. It cites Horace Mann and Napoleon and stresses consistent hard work self discipline and balance with fun. It notes Marcela Mariz an Orange resident actress lawyer and writer who released The Chosen of Gaia and invites guest column submissions.
The Orange County Register lists staff roles including City Editor Heather McRea Community Editor Roxanne Hack Reporter Fermin Leal and editors Jim Radcliffe Rob Curley with contact numbers for editorial and advertising teams. It notes circulation contact for discontinuations and the address in Santa Ana California.
A 10 year old from Orange hosts annual lemonade stands to fund childhood cancer research. Over four years she has raised more than four thousand dollars with donations from neighbors, grocery chains, and sponsors. This year her goal is one thousand and she has already reached thirteen hundred. Donations are still accepted at alexslemonade.org/mypage/111536.
Foundation Alexandra Alex Scott founded the first lemonade stand in 2000 at age four to raise funds to cure pediatric cancer. Alex, a patient herself, died in 2004. The effort centers on kids helping kids and strong community support. Anyone can host a stand at schools or businesses and receive a basic info packet after registration. Visitors can buy items online, donate, volunteer, or join other fundraisers at alexslemonade.org.
Orange residents vent about a graffiti wave as vandalism targets homes and property. A nurse and UC Irvine administrator weighs Obamacare’s promise against its critics. A retired teacher defends ongoing teacher evaluation practices and the value of classroom observation. Letters urge civic action and accountability.
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