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Mark Rightmire

Mark Rightmire

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Photojournalist and Editor, Orange County Register

California

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NYC US & International News

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Anything outside of Golf

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Total articles 427

  • Fullerton bans newspapers, all non-government materials at city facilities except libraries

    By Mark Rightmire Verified| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified Fullerton City Hall (Photo by Mark Rightmire, The Orange County Register/SCNG) Mark Rightmire TNS Following a council decision to keep city facilities “neutral,” newspapers, along with other non-city messaging, can no longer be placed at Fullerton City Hall or any other city buildings. The Fullerton City Council, on April 1 in a 4-1 vote, approved a policy banning all non-government content from being distributed at city buildings.

    By Mark Rightmire Verified · San Luis Obispo Tribune

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • San Clemente exhibit showcases life of surf inventor, artist Herbie Fletcher

    By Mark Rightmire Verified| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified Herbie Fletcher has had a career as an innovator, a filmmaker, an artist and a boundary-pushing, big-wave charger who revolutionized tow-in surfing – and now his lifetime of achievements are on display in a new exhibit opening soon at the Surfing Heritage and Culture Center in San Clemente. The museum is hosting an opening event on Saturday, April 12, for “Fletcher: A Lifetime in Surf,” an exhibit exploring the life of the iconic San Clemente surfer that will remain on display through July.

    By Mark Rightmire Verified · San Luis Obispo Tribune

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Fullerton bans newspapers, all non-government materials at city facilities except libraries

    By Mark Rightmire Verified| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified Fullerton City Hall (Photo by Mark Rightmire, The Orange County Register/SCNG) Mark Rightmire TNS Following a council decision to keep city facilities “neutral,” newspapers, along with other non-city messaging, can no longer be placed at Fullerton City Hall or any other city buildings. The Fullerton City Council, on April 1 in a 4-1 vote, approved a policy banning all non-government content from being distributed at city buildings.

    By Mark Rightmire Verified · San Luis Obispo Tribune

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Orange County Register

The Orange County Register is a daily broadsheet newspaper based in Orange County, California. Founded in 1905, it has become a key source of local news, sports, and community information for residents. The newspaper has a rich history, having won multiple Pulitzer Prizes for its reporting and photography. The Orange County Register offers comprehensive coverage of various topics, including local news, sports, real estate, and community events. It also provides digital content, allowing readers to access blogs, editorials, obituaries, and announcements online. Additionally, the Buena Park Library maintains an archive of the newspaper, which is updated daily and includes a wide range of historical content. The publication serves a diverse audience, reflecting the vibrant community of over three million people in Orange County.

Santa Ana, California, United States

+1 714-796-7000

Founded: 1905