April will kick off on Saturday with one of the biggest happenings of 2017 for Garden Grove, the “Open Streets Event.” But there are other fun things happening in the Garden Grove-Huntington […]
“Open Streets” highlights the weekend
WSD students vote with their taste buds
By Jim Tortolano School cafeteria food. What’s your first reaction? If your first thought is “yuck,” maybe you’d better think twice, at least as far as the Westminster School District is concerned. […]
City limits, housing stock on the grow?
A measure which would help clear the way for both an expansion of the city limits and its stock of new single-family housing will go before the Garden Grove Planning Commission on […]
Retorts: The limitations of demonstrations
When I was in college, I ran into a bunch of guys who fancied themselves as Communists with a capital “C.” They carried copies of Mao’s famous “Little Red Book” and had […]
It’s another return trip to the playoffs
By Pete Zarustica The Anaheim Ducks punched their ticket to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the fifth year in a row with their 4-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks Tuesday night at […]
Argos, Aztecs to battle for 1st on Friday
Tuesday’s action set up a battle for first place in the Garden Grove League for baseball. La Quinta, Garden Grove and Santiago all posted wins, with the first league showdown coming on […]
Dear Mari: Get the old grump some pals
Dear Marilyn, I am 25 years old, I’m married, and I have two beautiful children, ages 2 ½ and 14 months. Sometimes I feel like I have another child…my father-in-law. We’ll call […]
New east-side fire station gets approval
By Jim Tortolano The green light was given to red fire trucks Tuesday night as the Garden Grove City Council approved two measures costing nearly $6 million which will result in building […]
Truck fire is extinguished quickly
A truck burst into flames in a driveway in Huntington Beach Monday morning but the fire was kept from spreading to the house by the quick action of the fire department. According […]
Argonauts would prefer to go “Golden”
By Jim Tortolano Since 1966, Garden Grove High School has competed athletically in the Garden Grove League. That could soon be changing as schools from the Orange County area consider re-leaguing proposals, […]
