🌱 Cool Relief From The Heat + New Disney Shows + Bid For The Angels

Hi all. Paula Constance here with your fresh copy of the Orange County Daily, filled with all the community information happening today. Let's dive right in.

• Two new spectacular Disney night shows coming soon.
• Tropical storm brings cool relief from stifling heat wave.
• The rumored billionaire bidder for The Los Angeles Angels.

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First, today's weather:

Humid with clouds and sun. High: 85 Low: 70.

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Here are the top stories today in Orange County:

1. Disney Theme Parks announced two new nighttime shows are coming to Disney Theme Parks. To celebrate Disney's 100th anniversary, the company announced a new fireworks show called "Wondrous Journeys" at Disneyland Park, and a "World of Color —One" at Disney California Adventure. The World of Color —One will "celebrate the storytelling legacy started by Walt Disney a century ago." Disney officials added that the show will be, "a World of Color like you've never seen it before, with an all-new inspiring story told through some favorite characters." The new shows are expected to premiere in January 2023. (City News Service)
2. Who will be the new owner of the Los Angels Angels? Speculation is running wild, but the sports business news website Sportico was the first to report that Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is "exploring a bid to purchase the Los Angeles Angels." Soon-Shiong told the Time that he had no comment, and investment bank Galatioto Sports Partners which is handling the sale also had no comment. Bioscientist and transplant surgeon Soon-Shiong isis worth $6.9 billion, according to Forbes. He placed the second highest bid in 2012 to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers with partner Steven Cohen. The Angels are expected to be sold for a stunning $2.5 billion. (Orange County Patch)
3. Is the oppressive heat finally over? Tropical cyclone Kay brought good news with cooling rain and a wave of lower temperatures to Southern California. After nearly two weeks of extreme heat, weather forecasters said on Saturday, Sept. 10, that the remnants of the storm will bring "scattered showers in the afternoon and evening Sunday and Monday," with a very small change of thunderstorms that will lessen by nightfall. "By Tuesday, temperatures will be back to normal, hovering in the low- to mid-80s for inland areas and mid-70s along the coasts," they said. Now, that's cool! (Orange County Register via Facebook)

Today in Orange County:

• Think Goodness Fundraiser to Support Placentia Businesses. (All Day)
• 2022 Golf Tournament—University-La Verne Irvine. (All Day)
• Craft Day—Library of the Canyons - Library of the Canyons/Silverado Library. (10 a.m.)
• ESL Conversation Group—Laguna Beach Library. (11 a.m.)
• Spanish Bilingual Storytime (Hora de Cuentos Bilingües) @ El Toro Library. (11 a.m.)

From my notebook:

• Orange County Sheriff's Department, CA: "An emergency kit should have everything you need to survive for several days. Keeping your kit stocked with necessities like food, water, and medical care can make the difference in the face of a disaster. Ready.gov/kit #NationalPrepared..." (Orange County Sheriff's Department, CA via Facebook)
• Orange County Register: "🚨 UPDATE: Montclair High football player who was arrested on suspicion of using fake birth certificate to enroll at Montclair and play football, had already graduated high school. The school will forfeit five games last season, and one ..." (Orange County Register via Facebook)
• Orange County Register: "Post-tropical cyclone Kay is almost done with Southern California and when it dissipates, the region is anticipated to go back to normal September temperatures after nearly two weeks of extreme heat, weather forecasters said on Saturday." (Orange County Register via Facebook)
• Orange County Register: "Take a look back and remember those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attack. #NeverForget" (Orange County Register via Facebook)

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Now you're in the loop and ready to head out the door on this Monday. I'll see you around!

— Paula Constance

About me: Paula is a contributing writer, author, and award-winning media producer. She is committed to media projects that empower, engage, and help make the world a better place. When she's not writing, you can find her hiking or watching the fireflies in the sultry moments before sunset. You can follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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