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News | | February 21, 2011
NEWPORT BEACH — Dressing casually can be as challenging as dressing professionally, especially given the array of clothing choices available at South Coast Plaza, Fashion Island and other area centers. "I don't have time to spend hours at a mall or a department store," said Kathryn Moore, chief executive and founder of STYLE 2020, a personal style and wardrobe consulting business in Newport Beach. "I really felt that there was a need for a service which offers personal attention that goes beyond simply being sold whatever the store has to offer that day. " Going into its second year, the company has built a client base that ranges from college students to business professionals.
NEWS
February 9, 2012
A Costa Mesa man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly trying to sell a stolen bike on Craigslist, police said. Denis Yoshio Cruz Ramirez, 23, was taken into custody at 11 a.m. at his residence in the 700 block of West Wilson Street on suspicion of possessing stolen property. He was booked with no bail because of an immigration hold. A Huntington Beach man contacted Costa Mesa authorities Wednesday after finding what appeared to be his black, 21-speed Fuji road bike for sale on Craigslist for $280, according to a release from the Costa Mesa Police Department.
NEWS
June 2, 2001
Deepa Bharath NEWPORT BEACH -- A 38-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of burglarizing at least two homes in Corona del Mar, police said Friday. Lora Mae Balajadia of Los Angeles was arrested Thursday night while driving on East Coast Highway with allegedly stolen goods in her 1990 Toyota, police said. The suspect was confronted earlier by a 69-year-old woman on Daffodil Street who told police that she saw a stranger stealing items from her garage.
NEWS
| January 11, 2011
After previously voting down a proposal to dedicate a city park to Ronald Reagan, the Newport Beach City Council voted on Tuesday to commission a statue honoring the former California governor and 40th president, who would have turned 100 on Feb. 6. Councilman Keith Curry introduced both proposals. The one approved Tuesday allows the city to collect tax-exempt private donations and would direct the Arts Commission to procure a statue. A Reagan centennial celebration met with resistance in October from some who said that the city shouldn't name a park after a political figure.
ENTERTAINMENT
February 4, 2008
Gina Forestieri had a herculean task to complete last week. The stylist at the Splitends salon in Costa Mesa had to learn how to cut hair in a new style with a new group of clients — and with cameras constantly in her face. As far as the New York native is concerned, that was no big deal. “I’m definitely made to do this because I’m not shy,” said Forestieri, who was filmed for the Style Network show “Split Ends,” in which two stylists trade salons and have to adapt to their new environments quickly.
FEATURES
February 13, 2010
Hundreds of species of orchids are on display this weekend at the Newport Harbor Orchid Society’s annual Oceans of Orchids show and sale at the Westminster Mall. Most of the orchids and hybrid plants on display at the event thrive outdoors in Southern California, organizers said. This year’s show also features repotting classes and free culture workshops. The free event continues 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. For more information, visit www.nhos.org . The Newport Harbor Orchid Society meets 7 p.m. the third Tuesday of every month at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. — Brianna Bailey
NEWS
| February 16, 2012
Giggles and shrieks erupted from the wobbling third- and fourth-graders Tuesday as they attempted to extend one leg while balancing on one foot during stretches. The students were preparing to do jogging and sprinting exercises for Whittier Elementary School's Running Club. Last week, over at College Park Elementary School, parents — some pushing younger children in strollers — joined their children on the field for exercise during its weekly Running Club. "It's fun because you just get out there and run," said College Park second-grader Daisy Carrillo, 7, as she munched on a piece of broccoli.
NEWS
February 14, 2012
Red rose sales are on the rise this Valentine's Day, with florists Kathy and Jim Lyon of Artistic Florists working around the clock to meet holiday orders. "Everybody is excited," said Jim Lyon, co-owner of the Costa Mesa shop with his wife since 1973. "The economy is doing better, so we're seeing that it's certainly true this year that people are coming out and buying their sweethearts flowers. " Long-stemmed red roses are the top seller this year for the shop at 2925 College Ave. Orders begin trickling in as early as a month before, with the rush period really starting two weeks before the big day, Jim Lyon said.
LOCAL
January 27, 2007
The Costa Mesa Police Department is now publishing information about immigration holds on people held in Costa Mesa Jail. Publicly available daily arrest logs now contain a separate column indicating whether the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent stationed in the jail has flagged an arrestee for likely deportation. These logs already contain personal identifying information, as well as the reasons for arrest. An agency employee has been interviewing arrestees in the jail since Dec. 4. In the first month the agent placed immigration holds on 46 inmates, authorities said.
NEWS
December 1, 2004
These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of an intoxicant. They have only been arrested on suspicion of a crime and, as with all suspects, are considered innocent until proved guilty. NEWPORT BEACH Thursday, Nov. 25 Helen Jinsung Lee, 36, Aliso Viejo Claudia Santaniello, 26, Irvine Friday, Nov. 26 Dennis Wayne Fuller, 38, Westminster Saturday, Nov. 27 Hector Adan Climaco Rauda, 37, San Clemente Oscar Tenorio Castro, 35, Garden Grove Manuel Gomez, 20, Southgate Jefferey Christopher Carlton, 21, Nuevo, Calif.
NEWS
| February 13, 2012
As beautiful as homes are in Newport Beach, it can be incredibly daunting to find replacement parts for that turn-of-the-century plumbing. Crown Ace Hardware has made this its specialty. Having grown and expanded in the community for more than 60 years, the small hardware chain has developed a reputation for customer service and carrying those hard-to-find parts and fixtures for older homes. "What we know is our customers," said Mark Schulein, Crown Ace Hardware president.
LOCAL
| August 14, 2006
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has identified five motels in Costa Mesa where 23 registered sex offenders on parole may live, Costa Mesa police officials said last week. The report, presented at a City Council study session, is based on numbers and data collected on July 23 by Costa Mesa police officials. Councilwoman Katrina Foley requested the information from city staff at a July 5 council meeting in response to the concerns of some residents.
ENTERTAINMENT
| February 2, 2012
Last week, the American Library Assn. announced the 2012 book award winners for children and young adult books, including the John Newbery Medal, for outstanding contribution to children's literature; the Randolph Caldecott Medal, recognizing the most distinguished picture book; and the Michael L. Printz Award, for excellence in literature targeted for young adults. "Dead End in Norvelt" by Jack Gantos won the 2012 John Newbery Medal. Intended for children ages 10 and older, this title is sure to please readers of all ages with the story of a young boy who finds himself spending his entire summer vacation typewriting obituaries.
NEWS
| October 4, 2011
COSTA MESA - All is fair in love and (submarine) war. Popular East Coast submarine sandwich franchise Jersey Mike's plans to open Wednesday at 2300 Harbor Blvd. in a plaza already occupied by Subway and Albertsons, which both feature made-to-order subs. To kick off the business, diners can exchange a special coupon though Sunday to get a free regular sub for a minimum $1 contribution to support Newport Harbor, Estancia, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa high schools. More than 14,000 coupons have been distributed to the schools and surrounding businesses.
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