Red County/OC Blog News Roundup -- June 11, 2007

Today's top stories from behind the Orange Curtain:

Martin WIsckol's The Buzz: Nguyen Brings Together The Extremes -- OCR
Divergent political blogs come together in pressuring the supervisor to disclose her contributors, using their powers for good, instead of evil.

Giuliani Attracts More Than 1,100 -- OCR
GOP presidential frontrunner speaks at county Republican fundraiser.

Back From The Depths -- LAT
Nine years after management deep-sixed it, Disneyland's submarine ride has returned.

Nemo Ride Draws Celebrities -- OCR
Stars come out to preview the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage attraction, which officially opens Monday at Disneyland.

Long May It Wave -- OCR
Hundreds honor Old Glory during a patriotic tribute in downtown Anaheim.

Frank Mickadeit: Accuser's Boyfriend: I'm No Pervert -- OCR
Some mop-up coverage of the "Real Housewives" trial, plus why a casino didn't come to Garden Grove.

Demonstrators Protest Pedophile Priest -- OCR
Michael Wempe is out of prison and living in Leisure World in Seal Beach.

Safety Record Hangs Over Trash Company -- OCR and DP
Inspection reports called maintenance problems at Newport Beach-based Ware Disposal a risk to the public.

Santa Ana Special Ed Program Under Review -- OCR
Two Valley High teachers contend special-ed students were improperly moved out of classes.

Giving Tons Of Help To A Mexican Town -- OCR
A Placentia church goes to a Mexican town twice a year to provide supplies that will last until the congregation returns.

Waiting For Promised Protection -- OCR
Residents along Avenida del Presidente say they anxiously await a 14-foot-high freeway wall.

Preschoolers Get New Park Outside Their Door -- OCR
A one-acre recreation area opens on the site of a demolished Seal Beach elementary school.

Building Community Trust -- LAT
The nonprofit KidWorks aims to provide positive role models for Santa Ana children and teens in a drug- and crime-scarred neighborhood.

Me-N-Eds To Change Name But Keep Similar Menu -- DP
Me-N-Eds Pizza Parlor is no longer, but never fret pizza lovers, it will be gone in name only.