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Freelance Writer, Orange County Register
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By Terri Daxon, Terri's Town| Orange County Register Verified The Brea City Council’s April 1 meeting included a public hearing for two large housing projects. It didn’t end until nearly midnight. Both projects were approved 4-0. Councilmember Steven Vargas had to recuse himself from the public hearing and the vote for both projects because his home is 653-feet from the proposed location. According to the rules, if one’s residence is within 500 to 1,000 feet of a proposed project they must sit out the discussion.
By Terri Daxon, Terri's Town| Orange County Register Verified On March 16, the Art in Public Places piece “Jumping Deers,” located at the north end of Berry Street, was vandalized and the thieves got away with one of the three bronze-sculptured deers. The rest of the sculpture is now secured at the city’s public works yard. Over the past four months, two more Brea public art pieces have been stolen or disappeared: “Vicky” at Puente Street and Whittier Boulevard and “Porpoise at Play,” at East Palm and Moonstone streets.
By Terri Daxon, Terri's Town| Orange County Register Verified The Brea City Council’s April 1 meeting included a public hearing for two large housing projects. It didn’t end until nearly midnight. Both projects were approved 4-0. Councilmember Steven Vargas had to recuse himself from the public hearing and the vote for both projects because his home is 653-feet from the proposed location. According to the rules, if one’s residence is within 500 to 1,000 feet of a proposed project they must sit out the discussion.
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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the Buena Park Library maintains an archive of the newspaper, which is updated daily and includes a wide range of historical content.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.
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Founded: 1905