Garden Grove News

Person killed on 22 East in Garden Grove
One person has been killed after an accident on the eastbound 22 Freeway in Garden Grove on Tuesday.

A stunning 2 bedroom garden flat in Notting Hill
A stylish two bedroom garden level flat, situated only a stones throw from the shops, bars and restaurants of Westbourne Grove.

Cook the harvest at garden workshop Saturday
What’s the next best thing to harvesting, then cooking, a bumper crop from your own vegetable garden? Joining in to help someone else pick, cook and eat. You can do just that at Metro’s free “Cooking from the Garden” workshop,...

PGISD board to discuss building program today
Pleasant Grove Independent School District’s board of trustees meets at 5:30 p.m. today at the Central Services Building. The board will consider action on the building program and a campus improvement plan.

Thursday, September 09, 2010
The Amador Bonsai Society will hold its next meeting on Saturday, Sept. 11 at 9 a.m. at the Ridge Road Garden Center, located at 18815 Ridge Road, Pine Grove. Following a general meeting, there will be a raffle of starter bonsai, a demonstration, and a workshop on accent plants and accessories.

Rugby-Host countries cash in on Tri Nations tournament - study
The 2010 Tri Nations rugby tournament will boost the sport and leisure economy of the southern hemisphere by some $175 million, according to a study conducted by MasterCard.

Rugby-Kirwan targets two World Cup pool victories for Japan
Japan coach John Kirwan has promised to make a major impact at next year's rugby World Cup by leading his "Brave Blossoms" to two group game victories.

Rugby-Tri-Nations-Australia v New Zealand
Australia play New Zealand in the final match of the 2010 Tri-Nations on Saturday.

PREVIEW-Rugby-All Blacks seek victory for rattled home fans
Concern for family, friends and residents suffering after Christchurch's devastating earthquake will serve as motivation for the All Blacks to win the final Tri-Nations match against Australia on Saturday.

New Zealand dismisses rugby W.Cup quake concerns
New Zealand on Thursday marked one year out from the Rugby World Cup, the biggest event it has ever staged, with one of the host cities still reeling from a huge earthquake and officials warning about price gouging.