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BY MATT SZABO

With Orange County staying in the red tier for at least two more weeks and County still in the initial purple tier, the co- ronavirus pandemic remains a major factor in residents’ dining out habits. But in spite of a rising death toll from COVID-19 in the county, one Huntington Beach restaurant has had no qualms expressing an anti- mask position since the early days of the pandemic. Basilico’s Pasta e Vino recently continued that stance, putting up alarge billboard inspired by “The Godfather” movies in Los Angeles Photos by Raul Roa | Staff Photographer near the Beverly Center. A BLOODY ACTOR strikes a pose as cars pass by during a 45-minute drive-through Urban Legends of Southern at the Orange County The billboard on La Cienega fairgrounds in Costa Mesa on Tuesday. Participants drive through four experiential zones in a production that can be enjoyed from inside a vehicle. Boulevard reads, “Leave the mask, take the cannoli,” a play on the Godfather films and the line “Leave the gun, take the cannoli.” It shows the well-known puppet- Drive-through haunts eer’s hand, uses the familiar font from the films and directs viewers to the restaurant’s Instagram page. Basilico’s owner Tony Roman New Halloween tradition at O.C. ACTORS POSE said Wednesday in an email inter- as cars stop during view that he felt the state shut- fairgrounds may save Halloween the drive-through down was unjustified and un- from the clutches of COVID-19. Urban Legends of American. He said the Los Angeles Southern billboard was purchased because BY SARA CARDINE California show. “the people on that side of the county line also desire and appre- For a while, it looked like Halloween was ciate American freedom like any- going to be one more holiday on the co- where else.” ronavirus chopping block — with pandemic “Wearing a mask by force, in my restrictions forbidding large gatherings and opinion, is a signal to any authori- person-to-person contact, the thrills of tarian government leader forcing haunted houses and nighttime trickery you to wear it that you have sur- seemed all but doomed. rendered, further emboldening But, with a lot of creative talent and a little them to try and lock us all down ingenuity, a new kind of Halloween tradition for an infinite amount of time,” has been born that even the Orange County Roman said. “If people had ripped Health Care Agency can sign off on. And it parking lot transforms into a stage for a truly a45-minute experience that lets participants off their masks, the lockdowns begins in Costa Mesa on Thursday night. terrifying spectacle — an immersive drive- drive through four experiential zones, each of would have been lifted long ago. Through Nov. 1, the Orange County fair- through Halloween haunt. “Having a restaurant, we are grounds will undergo a sea change, as a mere “Urban Legends of Southern California” is See Haunts, page A3 blessed and fortunate enough to have a profile and platform that al- low for our opinions to be heard. But there are many millions of pa- Sunday’s skate park protest pivots to celebration after triots who think just like us, and we hope our own little demon- Costa Mesa announces parks, playgrounds can reopen stration represents their beliefs too.”

BY SARA CARDINE such activities, with masks and See COVID-19, page A3 social distancing for everyone After months of steering small over 2 years of age and other co- children away from taped-off ronavirus precautions in place. slides and discouraging trespass- “The new guidance applies to ing at the city’s skate park, Costa outdoor playgrounds located in Mesa officials announced on so- parks, campgrounds, and other ALSO FROM THE cial media Tuesday that play- publicly accessible locations,” it DAILY PILOT: grounds and other city-operated read. outdoor facilities are now open But it took some online to the public. needling from residents for local “Welcome news for Costa Me- officials to admit the city’s Vol- sa’s kids and families! The city of com Skate Park — which has Costa Mesa will reopen its park been at the center of a cat-and- playgrounds on Sept. 30,” reads a mouse controversy involving post on the city’s Facebook page, trespassing skaters and the rang- explaining play spaces at city ers who cited them — would also parks would reopen. be reopened. Officials explained in the post The city would not allow staff new guidelines released Monday to comment directly on the news Raul Roa |Staff Photographer by the California Department of in interviews Wednesday. Don Leach | Staff Photographer Public Health regarding outdoor But Mayor Katrina Foley and L.A. GALAXY II BEATS ORANGE playgrounds and other outdoor council members Arlis Reynolds NEW GUIDELINES issued Monday by the California Department of COUNTY SC, CLINCHES recreational facilities made al- Public Health has allowed the city of Costa Mesa to reopen its PLAYOFF BERTH PAGE A4 lowances for the resumption of See Reopen, page A3 playgrounds including the city’s Volcom Skate Park, shown above. Orange County chef Paul Cao wins $10,000 on ‘Chopped’

BY MATT SZABO He said he only went on the Sept. 22, and the $10,000 prize Food Network reality cooking that came with it. Paul Cao prefers his privacy. show “Chopped” last summer at “My thing was just make sure Cao is the chef and owner of the urging of his publicist, Kat you get everything on the plate,” Burnt Crumbs, which has loca- Nguyen. The move more than said Cao, 41, an Irvine resident. tions at Pacific City in Huntington paid off. “I’ve seen so many people mess Beach and Irvine, as well as the Cao won the “Soup and Sand- up because they forgot an item or Burntzilla restaurant in Irvine. wich Savvy” episode, which aired forgot an ingredient, and they get chopped.” Cao made it to the third round of the show and avoided being chopped at the end. He created a CHEF PAUL funnel cake ice cream sandwich CAO’S with an assist from his friend and Southern fellow chef John Park, who runs fried chicken Toast Kitchen + Bakery in Costa at Burnt Mesa. Crumbs “I’m not a dessert or pastry guy, casual eatery but I was able to memorize a cou- in Irvine. ple of recipes with the help of my buddy John,” Cao said. “I was like, Photos by Don Leach | Staff Photographer ‘I need to know how to make a CHEF AND restaurant owner Paul Cao recently won on the reality dessert in 10 minutes.’ He said, cooking show “Chopped” and earned $10,000. Cao owns and operates Burnt Crumbs in Huntington Beach and Irvine, but like many restaurant See Chef, page A2 owners, he admits it‘s a challenge to stay afloat during the pandemic. A2 THURSDAY,OCTOBER 1, 2020 DAILY PILOT | COASTLINE PILOT | HUNTINGTON BEACH INDEPENDENT WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM

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ACROSS 1As __ as a beet 4__ ease; uncomfortable 9__-eye; sleep 13 Long skirt 14 Racket 15 One of the Three Bears 16 __ up; bolster 17 Rival 19 That woman 20 Ten Don Leach | Staff Photographer Commandments receiver CHEF AND restaurant owner Paul Cao’s Burnt Crumbs is a casual eatery in Irvine. 21 Secret __; spy 22 Point the finger Cao, who has a degree in “I’m not a at CHEF business economics from 24 Fight ref's Continued from pageA1 UCLA and started out as dessert or decision an accountant post-college pastry guy, but 25 Per person SUDOKU 23 Marvin & Cobb ‘The only thing you can before switching his career 27 Singer Franklin 24 Ensnare make that fast is either a path, has tried to stay I was able to 30 Takes the bait By The Mepham Group 25 Shortened wd. funnel cake or a churro.’ ” afloat. After running a food memorize a 31 Fountain orders 26 Devout Cao’s specialty at his truck called The Burnt 33 Sprite Complete the grid so each row, column and 27 "An apple __ restaurants is the spaghetti Truck for a few years, he couple of 35 Feathery 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains every keeps" grilled cheese sandwich, and his partners opened digit, 1 to 9. For strategies on how to solve two things which might the three restaurants in recipes with scarves 28 Toward the sky 36 Summary Sudoku, visit sudoku.org.uk. not seem to go together. 2015 and 2016. 29 Actress Kirstie Fame might not always be This year, COVID-19 the help of my 37 Roy Rogers' 31 Salon offerings on Cao’s plate, though he forced their closure for buddy John. I lady 32 What's about to said he’s appreciated the about a six-week period 38 Hightail it begin: abbr. hundreds of text messages from late March until was like, ‘I 39 Woodwork 34 Charges he’s received since the Mother’s Day weekend in need to know crevice filler 36 Reign show aired last week. mid-May. 40 Water barrier 37 Lucie's dad He flew out to New York Due to continued slow how to make a 41 Swipes 39 Coat of color City to tape the episode business, Cao said the Pa- dessert in 10 43 Walks leisurely 40 Misplace along with a couple of cific City Burnt Crumbs 44 Pass away 42 Royal orders longtime friends. One of restaurant is now only minutes.’ ” 45 Sink 43 Nativity set them was Minh Pham, one open from Thursday to 46 Large beer of his business partners Sunday each week. — Paul Cao piece Chef and contestant on mug along with Phi Nguyen. “COVID came, and the 45 Overeat and Food Network reality 49 Rise's partner, “The second day we $10,000 got burned real then some cooking show “Chopped” in phrase were there, he went to go quick,” Cao said. “It’s been 51 Sorrow 46 Reach from shoot the show,” Pham tough, man. The ups and 54 Obeying one's end to end said. “The later in the day downs, the highs and lows peared on shows like “Eat piano teacher 47 "To thine own that it got, the more confi- have been crazy … I don’t St.” and “Junk Food Flip.” 56 Pasture cries self be __" dent we got that, OK, may- think anyone in the restau- “I don’t let [the attention] 57 Eur. nation ("Hamlet") be he had a good shot at rant business right now is affect me or change me,” For answers to the crossword and winning. He left at 5 a.m. actually making money. he said. “It’s cool, it’s great 58 Kitchen 48 Compass point Sudoku puzzles, see page A3. 49 Look over and he didn’t come back Everyone is just trying to attention for the business. appliance until 9 p.m. We saw him stay alive. Everyone I know If I can bring any attention 59 Linkletter & briefly 50 Suggestion walking in with a big smile is just trying to doggy pad- to the chefs in Orange Carney 3Short swim 10 Loathe on his face, and we knew dle and survive this thing.” County, that’s even more 60 Trawlers' 52 Barn dinner right away. Knowing Paul, Cao hopes for better important. There’s a lot of 4Money earned 11 Come __; find 53 Feminine needs 5__ change; coin 12 Sour if he lost, he was going to times ahead, but watching really good food out here. 61 Go inside ending purse contents 13 Speedometer be pissed.” the episode when it aired L.A. gets a lot of credit, and 62 Dentist's letters 55 Hothead's 6Margarita letters Cao won the prize mon- last week brought back deservedly so, but there’s problem ey. He said he planned to some good memories. He great food down here.” DOWN garnish 18 __ into account; 56 Crummy use it go on a family vaca- hadn’t seen the final prod- 1Infrequent 7Biting reptiles considers tion this spring, but the on- uct before it was on televi- matthew.szabo@ 2Outrageously 8Peg for Tiger 20 Apple Tribune Media going coronavirus pan- sion, he said. latimes.com priced 9Water outlet computers Services demic took away that trip. He has previously ap- Twitter: @mjszabo

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said. Mary’s Dark Harbor in COVID-19 HAUNTS “And with the pan- Long Beach, an attraction Continued from page A1 Continued from page A1 demic, essentially, a lot of that like many other Hal- Southern California’s fa- loween events was can- Huntington Beach has which combines live per- vorite attractions needed celed this year. developed a reputation as a formances, dazzling spe- to cancel this year. So, we Working together under place of mask resistance in cial effects and coordi- thought we’ve got to rein- the banner of Stardust En- Orange County. Two sign- nated lighting and sound vent how Halloween could tertainment Group, the boards with the same in a production that can be celebrated — how creative duo assembled a “Leave the mask, take the be enjoyed from inside a could we do it safely?” team and began sketching cannoli” slogan are on the vehicle. Entner and “Urban Leg- out the framework for how sidewalk on Brookhurst “We have always wanted ends” creative director adrive-through experi- Street outside of Basilico’s. to produce a Halloween Josh Randall had teamed ence might play out. Huntington Beach was haunt,” Mark Entner, the up in the past as original the site of several protests show’s executive director, creators of the Queen See Haunts, page A4 this spring after Gov. Gavin Newsom closed Orange Scott Smeltzer | Staff Photographer County beaches. The city open, and the park was pertaining to camp- attempted to sue the state ASIGN reading “Leave the mask, take the cannoli” sits outside REOPEN being enjoyed by a hand- grounds, RV parks and to reopen them, but an Or- Basilico's Restaurant in Huntington Beach on Wednesday. Continued from pageA1 ful of skateboarders. outdoor recreation does ange County Superior Citizens in the Costa specifically mention skate Court judge ruled against ton has gotten a lot of expo- counts and COVID-19 and Sandy Genis had by Mesa skating community parks. the city. sure ... but I don’t think that deaths for select cities in then already confirmed had been organizing a The document states In July, Chad Kroeger and sentiment is exclusive to Orange County: through their own social “protest/skate sesh” at the such facilities could re- JT Parr made a video called Huntington Beach, nor do I •Santa Ana: 10,349 cases; media posts or comments previously shuttered skate open so long as operators “Solving the Mask Shortage think that we have dispro- 281 deaths the skate park would, in park on Sunday at 1 p.m. “monitor areas where peo- in Huntington Beach,” portionally more residents •Anaheim: 9,207 cases; fact, be reopened. to appeal for its reopening. ple are likely to gather and where they attempted to that are opposed to wearing 274 deaths “[The] Bark Park has Local skate mom Kori ensure that physical dis- give away free masks to ulti- masks versus other parts of •Huntington Beach: been open; playgrounds Schillereff said plans are tancing and other guide- mately disinterested people the county. I actually think 2,406 cases; 73 deaths and skate park will be now shifting into a cele- lines are followed.” in Surf City. The video has that the vast majority of •Costa Mesa: 1,812 cases; open [Wednesday] with bration of the skateboard- For the time being, more than 2 million views residents in Huntington 32 deaths updated signage,” Reyn- ing community. Costa Mesa skateboarders on YouTube. Beach do understand the •Irvine: 1,694 cases; 13 olds clarified Tuesday in a “I am so thankful that like 26-year-old Jack Bun- “In Huntington Beach, importance of wearing deaths comment on the city’s the skate park is opening,” ker say they are simply there are a lot of patriots,” masks.” •Newport Beach: 1,128 post when residents asked Schillereff said. “Mostly glad to finally be able to Huntington Beach resident Roman said his restau- cases; 25 deaths specifically about the I’m so proud of the kids shred in peace. Kevin Wood said, adding rant staff has had no ill- •Fountain Valley: 512 15,000-square-foot facility. and skaters for standing “I’m pretty stoked to that seeing the Basilico’s nesses during the pan- cases; 17 deaths Reynolds, who, unlike up for their rights. It has have it opened back up. It sign made him chuckle. demic, and no customers •Laguna Beach: 226 Foley and Genis is not brought the community minimizes the chance of “Whether that means they have acquired the co- cases; fewer than five running for office in No- together even more.” anything getting out of wear a mask or not, that’s ronavirus while dining deaths vember, expounded on the It is unclear whether hand,” said Bunker, who’s up to them. For me, if I want there. Here are the case counts topic Wednesday, saying Monday’s guidelines are helping organize Sunday’s to go to the grocery store The Orange County by age group, followed by the skate park was a truly what spurred the re- celebration. and it says, ‘You need to Health Care Agency re- deaths: “hugely important asset opening of the skate park “It’s cool we got our park wear a mask to come in,’ I ported 19 new deaths due to •0to 17: 3,822 cases; one for our community and, since such facilities were back — let’s keep it mel- just put a mask on. It COVID-19 on Wednesday, death just like with other parks, not referenced anywhere low, let’s keep the peace doesn’t matter. I want to get bringing the cumulative •18 to 24: 8,093 cases; was painful to keep in the new regulations. and enjoy what we have.” some groceries.” death toll in the county to four deaths closed.” Further, guidance is- Huntington Beach City 1,268. There were 194 new •25 to 34: 11,582 cases; 18 On Wednesday, previ- sued by the state health [email protected] Councilwoman Kim Carr daily positive tests, which deaths ously locked gates were department on July 29 Twitter: @SaraCardine noted that the city is brings the cumulative •35 to 44: 8,576 cases; 36 strongly encouraging mask count of coronavirus cases deaths use. In August, Huntington to 53,751. •45 to 54: 8,668 cases; 107 CROSSWORD AND SUDOKU ANSWERS Beach launched its “Masks There are 172 cases cur- deaths Up, Surf City” campaign. rently hospitalized, includ- •55 to 64: 6,446 cases; 182 Local artist Melissa Mur- ing 48 in intensive care deaths phy designed two artistic units. There were 7,063 new •65 to 74: 3,234 cases; masks based on her paint- COVID-19 tests reported 257 deaths ings as part of the Orange Wednesday, and 864,947 •75 to 84: 1,833 cases; 267 County Health Care Agen- tests have been conducted deaths cy’s “Spread Positive Vibes” to date. •85 and older: 1,448 campaign. An estimated 48,326 peo- cases; 396 deaths Carr said an anti-mask ple in the county have re- Updated figures are sentiment is not specific to covered from the virus. posted daily at occovid19 Huntington Beach. The healthcare agency .ochealthinfo.com/corona “Other cities are facing continues to recommend virus-in-oc. For information the same challenges,” she face coverings among other on getting tested, visit oc said. “My friends, whether safety measures as a means covid19.ochealthinfo.com/ they live in San Clemente or to avoid transmission of the covid-19-testing. Newport Beach or Costa coronavirus. Mesa, I hear the same senti- Here are the latest cumu- [email protected] ment. I think that Hunting- lative coronavirus case Twitter: @mjszabo

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BY ANDREW TURNER when the time comes up, protest.” Nava added an assist, and since I’m the one taking it, I Asuccessive tweet stated, Abraham Romero stopped CARSON —After losing have the confidence when I “Last week we made it loud two shots for the Galaxy. four of its previous five step up, and I just do what and clear that we do not Frederik Due made one matches, Orange County I’m supposed to do, which is stand for racism or homo- save for Orange County. found its postseason hopes put the ball in the back of phobia. Nothing has Asix-match unbeaten in dire straits. the net.” changed this week.” streak saw Orange County Orange County was in The L.A. Galaxy II (8-5-2, Phoenix Rising FC (9-3-2, go 4-0-2 to start the season, desperate need of a victory, 26 points) and San Diego 29 points) remains in first but in dropping four of its as it trailed two teams by Loyal (6-4-5, 23 points) en- place, while Orange County previous five matches, Or- two points for the final play- tered the night tied for sec- (6-6-3, 21 points) was elimi- ange County found itself in off berth in Group B of the ond place in the group. San nated from playoff con- fourth place entering the Diego looked to be keeping tention. night. standings with two matches the pressure on in its final Sean “Ugo” Okoli got Or- Orange County also won to go. One of those teams contest of the season, lead- ange County out on the the first two meetings was its opponent on the ing Phoenix Rising FC 3-1 at right foot with the first goal against the Galaxy this sea- pitch on Wednesday night. halftime. of the match in the sixth son, but the Galaxy secured Augustine Williams But according to the San minute. Aodhan Quinn did the last two as the playoff scored twice to lead the L.A. Diego Loyal Twitter account, well to find Darwin Jones race unfolded. Raul Roa|Staff Photographer Galaxy II to a 3-1 win over the team walked off for the racing down the right wing, Both teams conclude the Orange County at Dignity ORANGE COUNTY Soccer Club midfielder Brian Iloski second straight match in and Jones turned the ball season on Saturday. Orange Health Sports Park. The Ga- is tripped up by L.A. Galaxy II’s Augustine Williams. protest of comments made back into the middle for the County will travel to face Las laxy earned a split of the on the pitch. The team Twit- scoring strike. Vegas Lights FC at 7:30 p.m., season series and, more im- ston in the box to earn a match away. ter page said, “In the first Four minutes later, the while the Galaxy will be on portantly, the last available penalty kick, which he “It definitely felt great,” half a member of Phoenix score was knotted. Williams the road against playoff- playoff berth out of Group B. would deposit inside of the Williams said. “We always Rising used a homophobic took advantage of a free look bound Phoenix Rising FC. Williams broke a 1-1 tie in right goalpost. Jorge Her- do this after training, we do slur directed at Collin Mar- in the middle, scoring after the 68th minute, drawing a nandez tacked on a goal in penalty kicks. It just brings tin. In response we have de- he ran into a grounded cross [email protected] yellow card against Kevin Al- stoppage time to put the in confidence knowing that cided to walk off the pitch in from Hernandez. Sebastian Twitter: @ProfessorTurner

people’s preconceived per- creative team looked for “We’re not trying to cre- site. Center spokeswoman the week of Halloween, HAUNTS ceptions of what they think ways to scare people scat- ate something for Terry Moore said OC Fair when they run until mid- Continued from pageA3 is going to happen and tered throughout a group COVID-19 — we’re using officials have been pleased night. providing a really different of about 30 vehicles all at those restrictions to create to partner on new and cre- VIP packages are avail- The answer lies in bring- experience that is immer- once. something brand new,” ative enterprises. able, and merchandise and ing the fright factor directly sive, really scary and, at the “We’re creating an expe- Randall said of the produc- “We are excited to wel- food can be added to tick- to revelers, instead of the same time, fun.” rience not just for one car tion. “We feel pretty confi- come folks back onto the ets upon online checkout. other way around, by let- Each zone is inspired by or one small group, but for dent we’ve tapped into an fairgrounds for this innova- Organizers have also ting patrons remain inside apopular urban legend amuch larger group,” he exciting new medium.” tive Halloween event,” planned a special Hallow- their vehicles while the known to most Califor- said. “So we’re asking, “Urban Legends of Moore said. “We know that een event during the horror comes to them. nians. Loath to reveal any what’s something that Southern California” is one people are looking for safe Oct. 31 5 to 7 p.m. timeslot Randall said he was eager spoilers, the creators refer- could happen to this large of several “reimagined” and fun diversions, and for families with children to accept an intriguing cre- enced Bloody Mary and group and still scare every events that has looked to this will bring some spooky under 13, with costumes, ative challenge. Bigfoot as two pieces of single car?” the Orange County fair- thrills for all.” car decorations and goodie “All of the traditional lore explored in the course As expected in these un- grounds for a stage. “Urban Legends” tickets bags. scare tactics we use no of the show. precedented times, extra Last month, the Orange start at $59.99 per vehicle For more information, longer applied, because One of the scenes takes precautions must be ob- County Fair & Event Center for Wednesday shows, in- visit urbanlegendshaunt there’s literally a barrier be- place, appropriately, in a served. Participants are organized a weekend creasing to $89.99 on Sat- .com or follow the show on tween our audience and drive-in theater with spec- asked to wear facial cov- Drive-Thru Fair Food cele- urdays, and must be pur- Facebook @urbanlegends our actors,” he said, adding tators trapped inside their erings while their vehicles’ bration that was recently chased online at urban haunt or Instagram that the show required a vehicles, while another has windows are down, and ac- extended through Oct. 25. legendshaunt.com in ad- @UrbanLegendsHaunt. darker, atmospheric ap- awoodsy feel. tors are not to come within Aseries of drive-in con- vance. proach. Randall said scene set- 8feet of audience mem- certs has also drawn music Shows run in timeslots [email protected] “We’re really playing with ting was important as the bers. lovers to the Costa Mesa from 7 to 11 p.m., except Twitter: @SaraCardine

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