By Jim Tortolano If the words “rusty skeleton” and “Pavilions” raise your blood pressure because of the long delays in moving either of those projects from eyesore to attraction, there’s good news […]
Good news on “rusty skeleton,” Pavilion
We are what you eat, it appears
Here’s one of the guilty secrets of journalism. The greatest demand for “news” isn’t about earth-shaking political events or scientific breakthroughs. It’s food. In fact, in the 2.5 years since The Tribune […]
Sources: “Rusty skeleton,” Willowick, etc.
Editor’s note: What could more of a Usually Reliable Source than the expert? There’s a lot of interest in projects in our cities and the status of each. In this installment of […]
Cottage, Galleria projects win approval
By Jim Tortolano Two major projects won approval from the Garden Grove Planning Commission Wednesday night, as planners voted in favor of the Cottage Industries development in the downtown-civic center area as […]
Cottages, “skeleton” go to planners
Two long-awaited and potentially transformative projects will move to the starting line at Thursday’s meeting of the Garden Grove Planning Commission. Planners will be asked to approve a site plan and three […]
A “Downtown Commission” is proposed
By Jim Tortolano Another step toward realizing the vision of a new, expanded central business district for Garden Grove was taken Tuesday night when the city council moved toward considering a change […]
“Open Streets” opens arms to big crowd
By Jim Tortolano Two-wheeled cycles. Four-legged acrobats. Four-wheel cycles. Bands, balloons and beer. All this and more were on the scene Saturday for the third annual Open Streets event in central […]
