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Fresh set, zero fuss: Bella Vie Nails & Spa keeps it simple in the best way, with gel pedicures, classic acrylics, and clean shaping that looks good through real-life errands.
Petals with purpose: Whether you need a joyful wedding bouquet, a quiet memorial spray, or a just-because pick-me-up, Riverside Flower Club crafts thoughtful, custom arrangements and delivers around Corona.
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The Orange International Street Fair, a free community festival celebrating Southern California's citrus heritage, takes place over Labor Day Weekend in the Old Towne District of Orange.
Full story at mynorthwest.com ↗
Irritian's Great Park's upcoming In-N-Out Burger is nearly completed, with details shared by Tina Tan, a real estate agent and social media marketer, who posted drone footage and overhead shots of the construction site on Instagram.
Full story at newuniversity.org ↗
Castle Park, a family fun center that opened in 1976, has been revitalized by private equity firm Lucky Strike Entertainment.
Full story at raincrossgazette.com ↗
The three dinosaurs that mysteriously disappeared from a Sinclair gas station in May are being kept in a Fullerton backyard by Sinclair Gas Station owner, Broumand, while he builds an elaborate waterfall landscape for them at his business.
Full story at fullertonobserver.com ↗
The California Restaurant Show, featuring the Pizza Tomorrow Summit Pavilion and Expert-Led Education, will return from August 23 to 25 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Southern California.
Full story at perishablenews.com ↗
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