Tuesday, September 9, 2014


Foothills Sentry Seen at the Orange Street Fair


Page 21 photos by Tony Richards


The Birdman of Orange Lonnie Sanez took his home business to the streets, offering handmade birdhouses and custom signage to the shopping hordes.


Canyonites Joel Robinson and Chay Peterson attract visitors to their booth on the edge of Irish Street. The group from Silverado Canyon was selling root beer floats to support the Children’s Center.


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Harley Bensen of Villa Park accepted the Marine Corps pull-up chal- lenge. Bensen pulled himself up to the bar 17 times, earning acco- lades from onlookers and a nod from the Marines.


The Nightmare Trio gets in a few licks on the main stage in the Or- ange Plaza.


Not seen at the Orange Street Fair: Although “Rio Santiago” appeared on the list of fair exhibitors, neither the developer nor representatives from the project’s attendant horse arena, were in attendance. Developer Milan Capital had provided land and funding for a horse arena in exchange for neighborhood support of the Rio Santiago de- velopment in East Orange. For the past several years, Milan has purchased booth space at the fair so arena users could pitch visitors on the value of the horse facility and its fragile ties to Rio Santiago. But not this year. The Orange City Council rejected the development in June.


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