Visage Laser and Skincare Ribbon Cutting | |
Golden Road Brewing's Women in Beer | |
Raise your glass to a night of celebration at Golden Road Pub - Orange County's Women's Day event! Discover 40+ local female-run vendors, live performances, a photo booth, face painting, and more! Plus, they're raising donations for the Young Survivors Coalition. | |
St. Catherine's Academy Celebrates 135 Years | |
The Toll Roads 2024 Spring Tours | |
Don’t miss out on the rare opportunity to join The Toll Roads for a beautiful 2-3-hour guided walk through some of The Toll Roads’ protected environmental sites – usually closed to the public. This year, the tours offer a behind the "seeds" look at both Upper Chiquita Canyon and Bonita Creek sites. The tours are led by a restoration ecologist, an ornithologist and a wildlife biologist who work with The Toll Roads to restore these sites to their native habitat and preserve them for generations to come. These guided walks offer a glimpse into Orange County habitats that few have ever seen. Space is limited. | |
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Meritage Vocal Arts Ensemble Presents
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Southern California’s Premier Chorus, Anaheim-based Meritage Vocal Arts Ensemble, is set to captivate audiences with a grand concert presentation of the majestic musical, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring sounds of Academy Award-winning composer Alan Menken (Beauty and the Beast) and the brilliant lyrics of Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) as Meritage elevates this Disney classic to new heights. | |
You're invited to network with businesses from seven different chambers. Mingle with fellow business professionals, enjoy an open bar and dine on delicious appetizers. There is limited availability for vendor tables, so secure yours today! | |
Californians Face Higher Costs for Goods and Services | |
(Cal Matters) Pandemic-era inflation has fallen from its peak two years ago, but the costs of many goods and services continue to rise and are still higher than before the onset of COVID-19, a couple of closely watched economic indicators show. | |
Primary Election Results in Districts Covering Portions of Anaheim | |
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Yesterday was Primary Election Day in California. In several districts covering portions of Anaheim, the election concluded yesterday:
- OC Board of Supervisors, 3rd District (Anaheim Hills): Board of Supervisors Chairman Don Wagner (R) was re-elected in a landslide, defeating Irvine Mayor Farrah Khan (D).
- OC Board of Education, Trustee Area 1 (Central Anaheim and eastern portions of West Anaheim): Board of Education Trustee Jorge Valdez (R) was re-elected in a landslide, defeating Financial Services Educator Beatriz Mendoza (D).
- OC Board of Education, Trustee Area 3 (Anaheim Hills): Board of Education Trustee Ken Williams (R) was re-elected, defeating Educator Nancy Watkins (D).
- OC Board of Education, Trustee Area 4 (portions of West Anaheim): Board of Education President Tim Shaw (R) was re-elected in a landslide, defeating Westminster School Board Trustee David Johnson (D).
- Orange Unified School District (Anaheim Hills): Voters recalled Board President Rick Ledesma (R) and Trustee Madison Miner (R). The remaining five board members will appoint new trustees to replace Ledesma and Miner.
- Superior Court Judge: Deputy District Attorneys Jason Baez (R), Richard Zimmer (D), and Whitney Bokosky (R) won judgeships in landslides, defeating Attorney Dan Jacobson (D), Deputy Public Defender Binh Dang (R), and Attorney Daniel Kern (D), respectively.
In several districts covering portions of Anaheim, candidates will advance to the November 5 general election:
- 40th Congressional District (Anaheim Hills): Congresswoman Young Kim (R) and Retired Fire Captain Joe Kerr (D) advance to the November 5 general election. Tustin Unified School District Trustee Allyson Muñiz Damikolas (D) was eliminated.
- 46th Congressional District (most of Anaheim): Congressman Lou Correa (D) and Professor David Pan (R) advance to the November 5 general election. No other candidate filed.
- 37th State Senate District (Anaheim Hills): Senator Josh Newman (D) and former Assemblyman Steven Choi (R) advance to the November 5 general election. Nine other candidates were eliminated.
- 59th State Assembly District (Anaheim Hills): Assemblyman Phillip Chen (R) and Deputy County Counsel Dave Obrand (D) advance to the November 5 general election. No other candidate filed.
- 67th State Assembly District (West Anaheim): Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva (D) and Retired Entrepreneur Beth Culver (R) advance to the November 5 general election. Pastor Jacob Woo Ho Lee (NPP) was eliminated.
- 68th State Assembly District (Central Anaheim): Assemblyman Avelino Valencia (D) and Retired Businessman Mike Tardif (R) advance to the November 5 general election. No other candidate filed.
Statewide:
- US President: President Joe Biden (D) and former President Donald Trump (R) won the California presidential primary for their respective political parties.
- US Senate: Congressman Adam Schiff (D) and former Major League Baseball Player Steve Garvey (R) advance to the November 5 general election. Twenty-five other candidates were eliminated.
- Proposition 1 remains too close to call.
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Anaheim’s Craft Beer Scene: Don’t Miss It! | |
California is the home state for the most influential shapers of the craft beer movement. These pioneers proved that beer could be exciting. Built on a German beer heritage, Anaheim now hosts one of the fastest-growing and most dynamic craft beer scenes in the country with more breweries than any other city in Orange County. | |
SBA Orange County / Inland Empire District Office | |
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Thursday, March 14, 2024 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Friday, March 15, 2024 7:30 - 11:00 am
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UPS Discounts
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