OC Blog News Roundup - December 23, 2007
Posted by: Jonathan Constantine | 12/23/2007 10:42 AM
Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:
Holiday spending 'anything but weak' (OCR)
Last-minute shoppers pack stores across Orange County despite bleak outlook for season.
Tenant: Center run by 'thugs' (DP)
A group of tenants at a Costa Mesa shopping center has rallied against the center's management team, which they said has failed to promote their businesses adequately and attempted to evict an outspoken shop owner.
A lion caged by fire (OCR)
A mountain lion is tracked by GPS for more than a year from Camp Pendleton to Irvine Lake - and the Santiago fire.
Anaheim woman killed while running across 91 freeway (OCR)
Woman, 37, was hit by two vehicles after first being hit by big-rig.
Holiday travel? Our travel experts offer special tips, latest news (OCR)
With nearly 6 million Southern Californians traveling, roads and airports will be packed.
In the spirit: Preparing for Christ (OCR)
As Jesus' birth approaches, Bishop Tod Brown reminds Catholics of its meaning.
For some, fluoridated water still hard to swallow (LAT)
A chemist called it "criminally intolerant chemical warfare to enslave the American people." A self-described inventor and "secret investigator" said the government was trying to "kill you slowly." Another man put it bluntly: "Communism is one of the factors behind it."
Hospital benefactor William Meiklejohn dies at 87 (OCR)
He was a major contributor to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center.
Holiday spending 'anything but weak' (OCR)
Last-minute shoppers pack stores across Orange County despite bleak outlook for season.
Tenant: Center run by 'thugs' (DP)
A group of tenants at a Costa Mesa shopping center has rallied against the center's management team, which they said has failed to promote their businesses adequately and attempted to evict an outspoken shop owner.
A lion caged by fire (OCR)
A mountain lion is tracked by GPS for more than a year from Camp Pendleton to Irvine Lake - and the Santiago fire.
Anaheim woman killed while running across 91 freeway (OCR)
Woman, 37, was hit by two vehicles after first being hit by big-rig.
Holiday travel? Our travel experts offer special tips, latest news (OCR)
With nearly 6 million Southern Californians traveling, roads and airports will be packed.
In the spirit: Preparing for Christ (OCR)
As Jesus' birth approaches, Bishop Tod Brown reminds Catholics of its meaning.
For some, fluoridated water still hard to swallow (LAT)
A chemist called it "criminally intolerant chemical warfare to enslave the American people." A self-described inventor and "secret investigator" said the government was trying to "kill you slowly." Another man put it bluntly: "Communism is one of the factors behind it."
Hospital benefactor William Meiklejohn dies at 87 (OCR)
He was a major contributor to Saddleback Memorial Medical Center.
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