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Former Crawford County Librarian Sues County for Defamation, Breach of Contract
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Former Crawford County Librarian Sues County for Defamation, Breach of Contract

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CRAWFORD COUNTY, Ark. – Crawford County is facing an additional lawsuit related to its library policy. A lawyer for former Crawford County Library System director Deidre Grzymala filed suit in Washington County Circuit Court last Friday on her behalf. The former librarian is alleging defamation and breach of contract. Grzymala lives in Washington County. Judge blocks Arkansas law allowing librarians to be criminally charged over ‘harmful’ m…See the Story
Treadmill Modded Into Giant 3D Printer with an Endless Print Bed Size — Taking 3D Print Sizing to the Extreme

Treadmill Modded Into Giant 3D Printer with an Endless Print Bed Size — Taking 3D Print Sizing to the Extreme

Ivan Miranda and Jon from Proper Printing have turned a treadmill into a working 3D printer with an endless print bed size.See the Story
The City's Lowest Wage Earners Get a Pay Raise
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The City's Lowest Wage Earners Get a Pay Raise

The Irvine City Council approved a “living wage” ordinance, setting wages for the lowest paid City employees and contract workers well above the state minimum wage. The measure, approved during the Council’s June 3rd meeting, sets a minimum wage for the City’s part-time and seasonal workers at $20 per hour. Full-time employees will be paid a minimum hourly wage of $25. These City minimums will also apply to employees of City contractors doing m…Read Article

Four Councilmembers Vote Against an Irvine Veterans Cemetery

On May 27th, four Irvine Councilmembers — William Go, Melinda Liu, James Mai, and Kathleen Treseder — voted to break a promise that the City of Irvine made to veterans and their families 11 years ago to build a Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery on the “ARDA” site at the former El Toro Marine Corps Air Station at the northern edge of the Great Park. When Kathleen Treseder was running for Council in 2022, she filled out the Irvine Community News &…Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

Will the City Deliver On Its Promise to Build a Veterans Cemetery in Irvine?

The Great Park — which spans more than 1,300 acres — was home to the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station for nearly 60 years. The military air base served as a crucial training facility and the center of support for the operation and combat readiness of Fleet Forces in the Pacific. When the air station was decommissioned and the land was transferred to the City to build the Great Park, a promise was made to honor and preserve Irvine’s rich military…Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

Council Votes Unanimously to Have City Staff Study Property Exchange with the Irvine Company

The Irvine City Council has given City staff the green light to continue talks with the Irvine Company and begin detailed studies of a plan to convert the Oak Creek Golf Course and adjacent properties into a 3,100-unit residential village that would include a new elementary school. In addition to building a new school, the Irvine Company would provide an array of other public benefits — notably a unique and ambitious effort to create “instant a…Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

City of Irvine Holds Swearing-In Ceremony for Betty Martinez Franco

Wednesday, May 14, 2025 Councilmember Betty Martinez Franco was sworn into office yesterday at the Irvine City Council Chamber surrounded by family, friends, and community members. Franco represents Council District 5, which includes the communities of Woodbridge, University Park, Rancho San Joaquin, and portions of Westpark south of Barranca Parkway. Her term runs through the end of 2026. A longtime Irvine resident and founder of a multicultur…Irvine, California · IrvineSee the Story

2025 State of the Great Park

Collage created from City of Irvine published photos On May 6th, thousands of Irvine residents attended the “State of the Great Park” event at Great Park Live. Irvine Councilmember and Great Park Chair Mike Carroll gave the opening address. Guests were treated to interactive displays, live music performances, and light refreshments while learning about new amenities coming to the Great Park in the next year or two. Once complete, the Great Park …Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

Meet Betty Martinez Franco: Irvine's District 5 Councilmember

When Betty Martinez Franco entered the City Council race in Irvine’s District 5 last December, she was given virtually no chance against two well-known former Councilmembers. “My thought wasn’t to run against anyone,” Martinez says. “I saw it as an opportunity for me to run and put myself forward. It was something I’ve wanted to do for a long time, and the special election was an opportunity for someone without a lot of money behind them.” When …Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

Specialty Grocer, Restaurants & Stores Coming to the Great Park

Rendering obtained from The Canopy website On April 22nd, the Irvine City Council voted unanimously to direct City Manager Oliver Chi to move forward with retail developer Almquist to begin construction of The Canopy — an 80,000 square foot retail center that will be built on the corner of Bosque and Great Park Boulevard. The retail center — scheduled to open late next year — will include a specialty grocer, sit-down and fast-casual restaurants…Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

Second Annual CicloIrvine Event Scheduled for May 3rd

The second annual CicloIrvine event is set to take place on Saturday (May 3rd) from 11am until 4pm. After last year’s inaugural event drew more than 10,000 participants, the City Council voted to make CicloIrvine an annual celebration. This car-free “open streets” event provides Irvine residents and visitors with a unique opportunity to walk, bike, and roll along a 1.4-mile stretch of Campus Drive. The goal is to promote community engagement, su…Irvine, California · IrvineRead Article

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