Orange dash cams aid police work since 2014
Orange Police Department notes dash cams in all squad cars have aided investigations since 2014. Sgt. Phil McMullin says the cameras capture events during traffic stops and incidents, with footage stored in a DVR and uploaded after patrols. Recent cases include a 12 hour Lemon Street standoff and a barricaded man with a knife following a traffic stop.
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Orange
Phil McMullin
McMullin
Lemon Street
Orange This Month Begins Water Main's 3.8 Million Overhaul
A 3.8 million water main upgrade starts this month in north Orange. Crews replace 1960s cast iron pipes as traffic and water interruptions are expected over the next year. First work appears on Lincoln Avenue at Tustin Street with holes covered by metal plates. Planning extends north to Riverview Avenue, replacing aging lines noted by Orange Water Manager Jose Diaz.
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North Orange
Lincoln Avenue
Tustin Street
Riverview Avenue
Orange Water
Jose Diaz
Josh Barber
Orange completes sewer upgrade projects in several areas
Orange's Public Works Department has replaced about 3,400 linear feet of aging sewer pipe in three main locations near Old Towne Shaffer Street Palmyra Avenue and Parker Street. Reconstruction continues at Shaffer Street with Palm and Maple avenues. project work is expected to finish by month end.
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Orange
Public Works Department
Old Towne
Shaffer Street
Palmyra Avenue
Parker Street
Palm
Maple Avenues
Mary's Kitchen in Orange Nears Full Rebuild After Fire
Marys Kitchen in Orange works to complete repairs after a September fire caused at least 150000 dollars in damage. The blaze destroyed a walk in freezer and two refrigerators while scorching a patio overhang. CEO Gloria Suess notes the wind could have worsened the loss. The facility serves more than 1000 homeless people weekly and was founded in 1984 by Mary McAnena.
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Mary’s Kitchen
Orange
Gloria Suess
West Struck Avenue
Mary McAnena
Help Kitchen
Serrano Elementary Transportation Parade Delights Local Schools
Kindergarten classes at Serrano Elementary showcased transportation knowledge with a parade of imaginative vehicles. Parents joined, Diana Fascenelli started the event with Superintendent Mike Christensen present as kids wore costumes themed to vehicles.
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Serrano Elementary School
Villa Park
Diana Fascenelli
Mike Christensen
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