Happy Halloween!!
OC NEWS
FALL BACK! Don’t forget to set clocks back ONE HOUR on Sunday morning.
Coast guard crews hope calm waters will aid in the search-and-rescue of nine military personnel involved in a mid-air collision over San Clemente Island. The crews were on a training mission when the accident occurred. So far, no survivors have been found. WHOLE STORY
OC lawyer, Orly Taitz, has lost another case claiming President Obama is not a natural citizen of the United States. The judge’s opinion admonished Taitz for claiming those who do not agree with the “birther” movement are unpatriotic. WHOLE STORY
Microsoft has chosen Southern California to place their second Microsoft store in hopes of challenging the Mac store for business. WHOLE STORY
What do John Wayne, Pat Nixon and Christian Kent Nelson, inventor of the Eskimo Pie, have in common? They’re all dead. And, buried in Orange County. MORE
HOLIDAY WEEKEND OPPORTUNITIES
Knott’s Halloween Haunt has been extended and will run through Sunday, November 1. MORE INFORMATION For those with an appetite for spooky delights, a VIP “pre-scare” dinner is on the menu. DINNER INFO
The YMCA in Newport Beach will be trick or treat central, passing out over 1000 pounds of delicious candy! All Families are invited to decorate a 10x 10 area and pass out candy. TONIGHT 5:30pm – 8:00pm MORE INFORMATION
For grown-ups who like to dress–up and party … come kick off the weekend on the Newport Beach Peninsula. TEN WATERFRONT will be transformed into a Halloween Costume Dance Party. MORE INFORMATION
Taco Bell will offer it’s new black shell taco, filled with seasoned beef and pepper jack cheese from 6pm-midnight on Halloween. FREE!!
The #1 ranked UCI Anteater baseball team will host “SPOOKTACULAR” at the Cicerone Field at Anteater Ballpark tomorrow at 11am. The first 50 kids in costume can join the team in the dugout for practice! All players and coaches will be in costume and will hand out candy and autographs. MORE INFORMATION
The Soka University Haunted House will be held on the first floor crypt of the Soka U Recreation Center today and tomorrow from 6-10pm. $5 at the doomsday door. This dark journey with moving monsters is for kids 10 years old and up. For those children 10 or younger, a more kid-friendly opportunity will also be available for $2. Proceeds will benefit the student clubs at Soka University, as well as South County Community Outreach. MORE INFORMATION
Pacific Chorale’s tribute to the choral cathedral tradition returns to Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall on SUNDAY, with guest organist Craig S. Williams. Cathedral Echoes will include motets from North America and the United Kingdom and conclude with favorite American Folk Hymns. MORE INFORMATION
