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Police Files
AREA 1 Chipper Lane: Domestic violence was reported in the 16200 block at 1:35 a.m. Sunday. The caller reported getting beat in the face by her boyfriend. She said he was yelling at her and accusing her of setting him up. Warner Avenue: Loud music was...Tags: Everest (music group), Arts and Culture, Arts, Abusive Behavior, Fine Arts
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Natural Perspectives: Finally, there's harmony in the henhouse
It's been a few weeks since Vic and I updated you on our adventures in keeping chickens. And, yes, there have been developments in that regard. When we last left this story, we had acquired a new barred rock hen to replace the late Henny Penny. Late as...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Hillary Clinton
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Walmart applies for location at Edinger and Goldenwest
Walmart has applied to open a second location in Huntington Beach. The company wants to place a store at Edinger Avenue and Goldenwest Street, where the former Home Depot and Expo Design Center were, said city Economic Development Director Stanley...Tags: Expo Design Center
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Mailbag: Council critics aren't majority
With regard to the question, "Does the current City Council ignore residents' concerns?" ("Boardman is in, DeLong is out," Aug. 12): Whenever a land use issue comes to the council for consideration, those in opposition to it will always be more motivated...Tags: Elections, Ocean Surfing, Politics, Local Elections, Local Government
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Natural Perspectives: Time for weeklong celebration of native plants
In September, the California State Legislature designated an annual California Native Plant Week to begin each year on April 17. Sunday marks the first such celebration of our state's abundant natural plant heritage. A native plant is any species that...Tags: Metal and Mineral, California State Legislature, Water Restrictions, Homes, Building Material
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2 men sentenced after selling pirated music to undercover agents
Two men have been sentenced to 300 days in jail and three years of probation after selling 800 CDs containing pirated music to undercover government agents. The men -- Juan Lucas Camacho, 39, and Jose Pablo Almaraz, 38 -- sold the CDs for $480, to...
Tags: Arts and Culture, John Malkovich, Trials, Music Industry, Kamala D. Harris
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Florida Crystals advances plan for cargo hub in Palm Beach County
Palm Beach County's Florida Crystals, the big sugar producer and landholder, has taken another step toward starting an inland warehouse and distribution center by partnering with a leading logistics firm. Florida Crystals said Thursday that it has teamed...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Palm Beach County, Walmart, Port Everglades, Fort Lauderdale
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Your graduation pep talk: I feed myself, and so can you
It's graduation season, when colleges nationwide deliver one final flying roundhouse kick to the face of heavily indebted students by making them shell out $80 for one-time-use robes and hats. Downer? Yes. Now let me add to it: for nearly everyone I...
Tags: Katherine Heigl, Colleges and Universities, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, Advice Columns and Columnists, Facebook
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Former Frank's Nursery may become ReStore
South Bend TribuneMISHAWAKA -- Habitat for Humanity of St. Joseph County is working on plans to open a new ReStore where the long-vacant Frank's Nursery & Crafts now stands on Grape Road. It hinges on the sale of the property, which is expected by mid-June. If that...Tags: Personal Income
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Man accused of credit card fraud in a retail theft scheme
A 24-year-old Lauderhill man is facing more than two dozen charges for a scheme that involved credit card fraud and retail theft, according to the Broward Sheriff's Office. Jumoke Williams was arrested Tuesday following a three-month investigation by...
Tags: Computer Crime, Credit and Debt, Theft, Lauderhill, National Retail Federation
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Teen tornado survivor has come a long way
KSPR NewsJOPLIN, Mo.. -- 15 year old Lage Grigsby was with his grandparents on May 22, 2011, stopping at the Home Depot for some wire. When the tornado hit, they were inside the store. He was in their truck. The truck was thrown into the store. "I got sucked...Tags: Natural Disasters, Physical Therapy, Physical Therapists, Health Treatments, Tornadoes
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Joplin faces a long road, but rebuilding is progressing
JOPLIN, Mo. - From one year ago, the city looks different. In the neighborhoods of Joplin, nearly three million cubic yards of debris was removed. People have been rebuilding their homes; there have been more than 700 permits issued for new homes and...
Tags: Business, Walmart, Joplin, Missouri Tornado (2011), Renovation
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