Storytellers share death birth and love tales in OC show
The July 25 Adult Storytime event at Chemers Gallery in Tustin featured six storytellers and comedians, including Brian Finkelstein and Moran Cerf, sharing personal tales of death birth love and life. Organizers the Orange County Jewish Community Scholars Program highlight The Moth style storytelling to explore universal human themes beyond Judaism.
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Community Scholars Program
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NPR
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New York
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Legacy road work contract approved in brief session
The council approved an 11.4 million Legacy road project in a brief special session after canceling the Aug 6 meeting. Rebecca Gomez was absent as Public Works officials said the contract must start this month, with grading and storm drains over three to four months and paving planned for spring.
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National Night Out Grows From 2.5 Million to 37 Million
Police officials note the annual event has expanded from 2.5 million participants in 400 cities across 23 states to 37 million people in 15 000 cities nationwide. Tus tin expects about 500 attendees this year with police and fire displays, nonprofit booths, photos with squads, food samples, face painting, and a local band.
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Mysterium heats up third Shakespeare Festival with Macbeth
Mysterium Theater in Santa Ana hosts its third annual Shakespeare Festival with Macbeth running Saturdays and Sundays through August 1. The outdoor shows feature canopies and lawn seating, attracting about 50 attendees per performance so far. Casting ranges from ages 9 to 55, amid a tight rehearsal schedule.
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Trustees Award Themselves Salary Increase to 750 a Month
Mission Viejo SOCCCD trustees voted unanimously to raise their monthly stipend from 400 to 750 dollars, an 87.5 percent hike. Board President Nancy Padberg cited prudence and budget restraint, while spokeswoman Tere Fluegeman noted district enrollment justified the raise.
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