City councils lower Serrano Avenue speed limits
Orange and Villa Park city councils acted to cut speed limits on Serrano Avenue. Orange set 40 mph between Orange Park Boulevard and Kendra Drive after construction left no posted limit. Villa Park reduced the limit from 35 to 25 mph between Lemon Street and Nichols Avenue.
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Foundation to Host Grand Premiere Gala in Villa Park
Villa Park Community Services Foundation announces a Grand Premiere Gala on May 17 in a big tent at the town center. The event features a casino and dancing to fund city-wide events like the annual picnic. Information line shows contact number 714 998 1500.
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Pet of the Week leads weekend classifieds roundup
A brief classified page highlights the Pet of the Week feature alongside police reports and real estate notes. The items reinforce local interests in pets, safety updates, and housing listings across the community.
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Nechita to Lead Orange Lutheran Theater Gifted teen to graduate
Alexandra Nechita, a prodigy in the art world, will graduate from Lutheran High School of Orange County in June. The school will name its new performing arts theater after her, with completion expected in September.
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Alexandra Nechita Born in Romania Rising Child Artist
Romanian born artist Alexandra Nechita began drawing at age two and showed early attraction to color. Her family notes her persistence, leading to a first solo exhibition at the Whittier gallery as a child prodigy. She is a senior at Lutheran High School of Orange County and plans to attend UCLA in fall. Her influences include Coldplay and films like My Big Fat Greek Wedding, while she values authenticity over hypocrisy. Her brother is Maximillian, and her parents are Niki and Viorica Nechita.
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Council approves water rate increase
The Orange City Council voted 4-0 to raise water rates starting April 1, increasing bills by about 15 percent to cover higher expenditures. Medium-use households would pay roughly $6.40 more every two months, with low-use and high-use customers seeing smaller and larger increases respectively.
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