British artist’s notable work on display at Mission Viejo Library
An impressive display of colorful topography map designs featuring local cities is now showcased at the Mission Viejo Library through January 26. The work is that of British artist Peter Betts, whose career has taken him from the drawing board on projects such as Concorde to marketing manager for international concerns: Philips, Bosch and Sanyo. [...]
Residents sought to serve City on Vector Control Board
Residents are sought to serve the City of Mission Viejo on the Orange County Vector Control Board of Directors. The Orange County Vector Control’s primary objective is to protect the people of Orange County from the dangers of vector-borne disease. The Mayor will make the appointment for the two-year term at an upcoming City Council [...]
Applications available for vacancies on two City Commissions
Applications are available from residents interested in filling a seat on the Investment Advisory Commission and one on the Planning & Transportation Commission. Residents interested in applying for either commission should file a brief application with the City Clerk’s Office by 5 p.m. Friday, January 27. Applicants must be registered voters and reside in the [...]
Council approves ban on registered sex offenders in City parks, recreation facilities
In an effort to keep the community safe, the City Council on Tuesday approved the first reading of an ordinance that bans registered sex offenders from entering City parks and recreation facilities. The proposed ordinance is designed to protect adults and children from registered sex offenders by restricting their access to places where adults and [...]
January classes, programs abound at community center
Start your new year off with a host of programs and classes at the Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center, 24932 Veterans Way. Tai Chi Class on Monday and Friday The Tai Chi Class is the most popular free volunteer-led class at the community center. Students attend to improve their overall health, memory, flexibility [...]
Mission Viejo’s tennis team showed talent, spirit at Southern California Sectionals
Mission Viejo’s women’s tennis team is still abuzz after recently qualifying for the semi-finals in the Indian Wells Sectional Playoffs. The United States Tennis Association 4.0 level team of Jackie Amdor, Terry Ward, Beth Ng, Denise Corona, Kimber O’Shea and Gloria Medina were met with competitive play in the first match against LA Mountain Gate [...]
Make a green resolution with reusable shopping bags
With a new year underway, residents are encouraged to make a “green” resolution by using reusable shopping bags. In an effort to curb use of plastic shopping bags, the City once again is offering five free reusable shopping bags (while supplies last) to residents. The bags are available between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday [...]
Tree recycling runs through January 20
If you haven’t recycled your Christmas tree yet, don’t fret: The City’s waste hauler, Waste Management of Orange County, will recycle the trees through January 20. Simply place your tree – sans decorations and stands – curbside or in green-waste carts on your regularly scheduled trash pick-up day and the waste hauler will pick it [...]
Improve Don’t Move program meant to save homeowners money
The City Council on Tuesday approved a plan that would save taxpaying homeowners money by using surplus City funds to help them improve their most valuable assets. The “Improve Don’t Move” program, the brainchild of Mayor Frank Ury, is designed to waive all building permit fees for Mission Viejo homeowners for the period of January [...]
Kick off the New Year with a great cause
Groups, businesses, organizations and individuals interested in forming teams for the 2012 Mission Viejo Relay For Life are invited to the January 19 Kick-Off Team meeting at the Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center. The meeting, which takes place at 6 p.m., includes door prizes and is designed to prompt awareness, participation and educate [...]
