You Can Get a Big Mac on Bridger Once Again

Merry Tuesday. Here are some odds and ends:

1. When we asked Assistant City Manager David Belmer over the phone yesterday, "What's going on?" he said, "McDonald's." The fast-food joint outpost at 23861 Bridger Rd., right off El Toro and the 5 freeway, is open for business after an extended closure for renovation. The construction isn't finished, Belmer said, but they've started serving filets of fish and the like again.
2. El Toro High Schools' newest royalty was crowned at winter formal over the weekend. The court, as listed in the school's daily bulletin: "Sophomore prince and princess, Josh Santos and Cami Rebollo; junior  prince and princess, Neal Eichenberg and Yasmin Kakar; winter formal  king and queen, Jose Bernal and Allison Walker."
3. The coroner announced yesterday that a man died in a car crash just outside of city limits Sunday in Trabuco Canyon, at the corner of Live Oak Road and El Toro Road, by Cook's Corner. The wreck happened at 9:06 p.m., and the deceased has not yet been identified. The O.C. Register says the car was a 2010 Acura ZDX that hit a tree.
4. The Intertek company previously had "photoltaic/solar module testing" labs only in Lake Forest and in Shanghai but recently announced it would be opening another one in Menlo Park, CA.
5. The Parents-Teacher Organization is seeking board members for the 2011-12 school year. To nominate yourself or learn more, e-mail Vicki Zoradi at evp@lakeforestelementaryschool.com.