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City Lights: A hero on the H.B. Pier
Someday, if the situation arises, I hope I'll be like Galen Flynn. I may not know if I'm capable of it until the moment comes. Flynn, a Huntington Beach resident who lives a stone's throw from the pier, is not a brave man by trade. The 51-year-old makes...
Tags: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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Huntington Beach SWAT officer recovering from accidental shooting
A Huntington Beach SWAT officer was recovering Thursday morning after he was accidentally shot in the leg with another officer's gun at police headquarters the night before, authorities said. The officer underwent emergency surgery after he was shot in... -
Police investigate reportedly accidental shooting of H.B. officer
The Huntington Beach Police Department is conducting an internal investigation into last week's accidental shooting of a SWAT officer by another member of the department, authorities said. The 20-year veteran officer, who was shot in the leg when another...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Police Investigations, Shootings
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Former H.B. councilman Noble Waite dies at 87
From politics to religion to business to holiday festivities, it sometimes felt as though Noble Waite touched every aspect of life in Huntington Beach. And some days, it felt as though every side of life congregated at his drugstore — the hub of...
Tags: Blood, Unrest, Conflicts and War, World War II (1939-1945), Religion and Belief, Local Elections
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Mailbag: Put skateboarders on a leash
Regarding "School is going to the dogs" (Mailbag, March 31): If you think people are ignoring the "no dogs" signs at Dwyer Middle School, how about the "no skateboarding on school property" sign Dwyer has posted at its skateboard park, a.k.a. the...Tags: Dog (animal)
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'CPR' may get minor surgery
A spokeswoman for the Department of Fish and Game said her group will likely amend a restoration plan for the Bolsa Chica mesa after a state commission's staff criticized the project. Karen Miner, a DFG land program supervisor, said her group plans to...Tags: Mountains, Renovation, Environmental Issues, Science and Technology, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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Mailbag: Mesa plan is community's gain
In April 2002, Lou Murray wrote about the Bolsa Chica Land Trust's restoration work: "We applaud the ongoing removal of nonnative iceplant on the Bolsa Chica sand dunes and the planting of native plants on the mesa because it creates more natural...Tags: Mountains, Renovation, Nature, Dog (animal), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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Responses flood in for Bolsa Chica restoration plan
More than 60 groups and individuals have submitted responses to the Bolsa Chica Land Trust's plan to restore the habitat's lower mesa. The state Department of Fish and Game, which developed the initial study in collaboration with the Land Trust, is...Tags: Mountains, Landforms
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Sounding Off: Columnist went too far at mesa meeting
At the Bolsa Chica Land Trust town hall meeting on the Community Promoted Restoration, or CPR, plan, Independent columnist Lou Murray crossed the line from environmental defender to self-serving personal vendetta. An overflow crowd of 150-plus came to...Tags: Mountains, Periodicals, Landforms, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, California
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Mailbag: Residents right on liquor licenses
The juxtaposition of your March 10 article on Councilman Keith Bohr's hijacking of a recent council meeting ("Bomburger cancels alcohol license request") in order to criticize the Huntington Beach Downtown Residents Assn. and their work to limit...Tags: Government, Mountains, Crimes, Politics, Elections
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Mailbag: How about leashes for cats?
I have read recent columns and letters on dogs, and leashing them, with interest ("Keep your dogs safe — on a leash," In the Pipeline, Feb. 24; "Rude dog owners flout the law," Sounding Off, March 10). I agree with the goal of preventing people's...Tags: Arts and Culture, Wind Power, Landforms, Renewable Energy, Heart Attack
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Calendar
YOUR WEEKEND FRIDAY: The Michael E. Rodgers Seniors Centers, 1706 Orange Ave., Huntington Beach, hosts monthly ballroom dancing from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. the second Friday of each month. Cost is $7.50 per person, and snacks and coffee are included....Tags: Arts and Culture, Holidays, Landforms, Dance, Festive Events
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