Since we are having computer issues (or more accurately, I am), posts are probably going to be intermittent as I slide back and forth between computers.
Anyway, here's a look at some the things we plan to have next week:
• I'll hopefully have the story about Orange Literacy Council's obstacles to continue serving a growing need in northern Orange County.
• I'll have something about the town's wayfinding signage plan and what changes will come to a roadside near you.
• I am going to be sitting through the beginning of the Alvaro Castillo trial an hopefully will have an update on the Reshaun Cates case. Both cases involve first-degree murder charges: the former is a former Orange High student who allegedly killed his father before firing weapons on the Orange campus in August 2006, and the latter is charged in the shooting death of Eva Jacobs in an alleged Cedar Grove home invasion in November 2007.
• The town board discuss proposals on smoking in town parks, the development moratorium and other items before its members go on an annual one-month hiatus. Not to fear, moratorium discussion fans: the planning board will keep discussing options at its August meeting.
Vanessa also has plenty more.
See what ended up on The News of Orange County's cutting room floor.
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