Foothills Sentry July 2023

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Francia Harlan Administrator 714-812-0137 Kellysabrina@guardianangelshomes.com M.A. Psychology, M.A. Gerontology Master of HR Management www.GuardianAngelsHomes.com North Tustin Locations Sycamore Avenue permit parking expanded The Orange City Council approved expansion of the Sycamore Avenue permit parking only area to both sides of Rancho Santiago Boulevard, from the south city limits to Silverleaf Avenue; both sides of Silverleaf, from Rancho Santiago Boulevard to Richard Street; both sides of Christine Street between Silverleaf and Sycamore Avenue; and both sides of Richard Street, from Silverleaf to Sycamore. The May 23 approval amends a March permit parking only restriction that did not include streets neighboring Sycamore Avenue. To address the potential parking intrusion from unpermitted vehicles onto adjacent streets, the city council recommended expanding the permitted parking area before it became a problem. City staff expedited the process, queried residents and found that a 77.5% majority of homeowners on the affected streets favored permit parking. Typically, permit parking requests are presented to both the City Traffic Commission (CTC) and city council for approval. Because this request came directly from the city council, it went directly back to that body. College students saluted July at VP Library Marquette University in Milwaukee Dickinson reports that Alexis Lopez of Orange graduated in June with a B.S. in Marketing. Ryan Olsker, also of Orange, was named to Marquette’s spring Dean’s List. DickinsonCollegeofCarlisle,Pennsylvania Chapman University launches landscape tour Chapman University is offering a self-guided Water-Wise Landscape Tour showcasing an array of plants and pollinators that highlight its commitment to sustainable gardening practices and water-conservation stewardship. By the end of this academic year alone, 25,369 square feet of grass on the main campus in Orange have been converted to drought-tolerant landscaping, resulting in an estimated annual water savings of 712,362 gallons. The Water-Wise Landscape Tour, set against the backdrop of Chapman University’s campus, invites visitors, students, and members of the community to explore drought-tolerant landscaping through signage with QR codes that link to images and information. The self-guided trail encompasses various garden areas on the campus. These gardens have been thoughtfully curated to showcase how beauty and sustainability can coexist, offering inspiration and practical ideas for individuals interested in adopting similar practices in their own homes and communities. Handsome boy Bowie is a sweet 3-year-old guy, a happy retriever, yellow Labrador and husky cross. A good cuddler, he would love an active family with a big yard and high fences, as his foster reports he is an Olympic Looking for love gold medal-caliber jumper. For information on how to adopt Bowie, or see other canines and cats looking for a furever home, see the website for One Mutt at a Time Rescue Foundation, onemuttatatime.com. Librarian Kristina Jones invites the community to participate in an All Ages Bingo event on Wed., July 19 at 2:30 p.m. to win prizes. A special presentation by a UCCE Master Gardener will address Cool Season Vegetables: Grow It Now will be held at 2 p.m. on Sat., July 22. The Library is located at 17865 Santiago Blvd. named North Tustin’s Hazel Lenoir to the Dean’s List. Lenoir is a sophomore Spanish and Portuguese student, majoring in international business and management. Baylor University announced academic honors for students from the area. From Orange: Nicole Arentsen, Christa Barksdale, Hannah Philipp and Hannah Yates, College of Arts & Sciences; Ava Dunwoody, School of Education; Logan Mills, Caleb Stice, Colin Stice, Hankamer School of Business. From North Tustin: Haley Mcaveney, College of Arts & Sciences; and Anna Shipcott, Robbins College of Health & Human Sciences. From Silverado: Taylor Hershorin, College of Arts & Sciences. Named to the President’s List at Gonzaga University in Spokane are Christopher Olsker and Nicole Snyder of Orange. John Hennessey of Villa Park was named to the Dean’s List. Villa Park’s Demetra Culp, School of Human Ecology, placed on the Dean's Honor List at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Denise Deckard of Orange graduated Cum Laude from Wichita State University with a B.A. in Dental Hygiene.