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Coaches of the year to be honored
Varsity Times InsiderThe California Coaches Assn. will honor coaches from the Southern California at their banquet on Saturday in Sacramento as coaches of the year. They include Tim McIntosh of Bellflower St. John Bosco for boys' cross country; Mark Johnson of L.A....... -
Eatery wants alcohol license
A Huntington Beach downtown restaurant is scheduled to have a hearing Tuesday about its application for an alcohol serving license. The county Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control has received at least five protests about the application by Ka Shabu,...Tags: Crimes, Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, Crime, Law and Justice, Drunk Driving
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Pet Of The Week
Mojoe is a 6-year-old Chihuahua. He is just a little guy; we put a cell phone down for scale. Mojoe is a very affectionate, loving dog. He is so funny that when you put him in the palm of your hand and scratch his back, he goes completely limp. His little...Tags: Human Interest
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Commission says Poseidon site has wetlands
The proposed site of Poseidon Resources' desalination plant in Huntington Beach may contain wetlands, according to a letter from the California Coastal Commission. In a May 10 letter to Poseidon Vice President Scott Maloni, the commission disputed the...Tags: Wetlands, Companies and Corporations, California, Natural Resources
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Conservancy goes for last piece
Twenty-five years ago, Gordon Smith banded together with fellow environmentalists and set out to acquire and restore the remaining wetlands in Huntington Beach.
Now, Smith may be on the verge of knocking down the last barrier to his goal.
California...Tags: Road Transportation, Wetlands, Crime, Law and Justice, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Santa Ana
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City celebrates our military with banners
Jeanne Tennant couldn't hold back her tears June 23 as she waited to see her son's name and picture raised up a light pole across from Huntington Beach City Hall. "It takes me back, and all my feelings, when he was there," she said. "I was a very nervous...Tags: American Legion, Human Interest, U.S. Military
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Pet of the Week
Cassie is a 18-month-old Min Pin mix. He is very playful, loves his toys and will play chase till your arm gives out. Cassie is easy to walk on a leash and knows all basic commands, especially "sit," for a cookie. Cassie is amazingly affectionate and... -
Mailbag: Deal with vagrants in West Newport
I am a 30-year resident of West Newport. I am writing this note to express my disgust about the current situation at the local strip center at Balboa Boulevard and West Coast Highway. Lately, there has been an influx of mentally ill, homeless and...Tags: Bill Garrett, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa
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City Lights: Slater handles himself like a pro
I got to be a celebrity once, kind of. It wasn't at Barnes & Noble or the Academy Awards or anything like that, but at Girls Inc. of Orange County. I had covered a few stories there as the Daily Pilot's education reporter, and when I arrived to write...Tags: here! (tv network), Academy Awards, Human Interest, Entertainment, Kelly Slater
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Mailbag: DUI stats should guide policy
We do not need more bars in downtown Huntington Beach ("ABC officials approve license," June 9). Our crime and DUI rates are off the charts. The taxpayers have to pay for the law enforcement costs. So, why did these folks protest the license? It's not...Tags: Landforms, Fountain Valley (Orange, California), Judges, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers
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Community Commentary: Reform police pay, pensions
I must confess at the outset of this piece that I am one of those Costa Mesa taxpayer activists. I'm one of a growing list of residents who are looking deeper at how our city spends money, peeling the layers away from the onion and not liking what we see!...Tags: Sacramento, Interior Policy, Newport Beach, Political Systems, Politics
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Raising Money For FC Cancer Foundation In York Bar
Multi-media JournalistLocal bands took their talents and instruments to a York bar to help raise money for the FC Cancer Foundation. The Hippie Hut, a local boutique was behind organizing the night for The Substance and The High Fives to play at The Depot. The cover charge...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Cancer, Human Interest, Music Industry, Health
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