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Pet of the Week
Tyler is a 3-year-old Chihuahua mix, holding the dubious honor as our longest resident. He came to the shelter nearly six months ago with his buddy Kurt, who was soon adopted. We can't figure out why this perky guy, with cute cowlicks on each shoulder,...Tags: Dog (animal)
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Greer's OC: Christmas comes to the fairgrounds
The Christmas Co., a longtime annual tradition for many Orange County shoppers, returns to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa from Thursday through Sunday. It's a four-day shopping extravaganza with more than 100 unique vendors to shop from, as well...Tags: Cancer, Religious Festivals, Health, Holidays, Tacos
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Pet Of The Week
Lorilee is a nearly 2-year-old Chihuahua/terrier mix. This is the most happy little dog you could ever meet. When she goes for a walk, she is running back and forth, just loving to be out and with people. She gets along great with otherdogs; her tail...Tags: Human Interest, Huntington Beach
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City Lights: Training a Weiner winner
One of the proudest moments of my life was the day I helped lift the starting gate at a dachshund race at Old World Village. If you've been to one, you know how they work: Two or more wiener dogs at a time fidget behind a small gate, which one person...Tags: Father's Day, Human Interest, Dog (animal)
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Community Commentary: Misinformation about animal shelter
You published a letter from Lynn Beasley who writes as if only she knows the facts about the Orange County Humane Society on Newland Street in Huntington Beach ("Concerns about H.B.'s animal shelter," May 12). Let me be very clear, I do not have any ax to...Tags: Human Interest, Huntington Beach
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Mailbag: H.B. shelter is a humane facility
The Orange County Humane Society would like to address some of the concerns raised by Lynn Beasley in the Independent ("Concerns about H.B.'s animal shelter," May 12). The OCHS remains a pro-humane shelter, only euthanizing animals if they are...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Newport Beach, Human Interest, Automotive Equipment, Ocean View
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Natural Perspectives: Adventures, photo ops are close to home
Vic and I had an out-of-town guest last week, Harold Drabkin from Bangor, Maine. We were friends with Harold back in our graduate school days at Wesleyan University, nearly 40 years ago. We've seen Harold only a couple of times since then. It's amazing to...Tags: Maine, Wesleyan University, Environmental Issues, San Diego (San Diego, California), Human Interest
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In The Pipeline: More than monkeying around on stage
It's a role sure to make other singer-dancers green with envy, that of Chistery, the head flying monkey in the musical smash hit "Wicked."
But for a young performer who lived in Huntington Beach, it's all part of a soaring career that also included a...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Theater, Dance, Human Interest, Spring Training
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Mailbag: Concerns about H.B.'s animal shelter
Newport Beach Animal Control has contracted with the Orange County Humane Society shelter on Newland Street in Huntington Beach ("Newport OKs contract to use shelter," April 28). With an already overcrowded shelter with Costa Mesa's and Westminster's...Tags: Newport Beach, Human Interest, Arts and Culture, Dog (animal), Arts
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Police Files
Area 1 Sims Lane: A loud party was reported in the 16600 block at 12:04 a.m. Saturday. The caller reported it is a continual problem. Area 2 Bellfield Lane: Suspicious persons were reported in the 5900 block at 11:15 p.m. Monday. The caller reported...Tags: Vehicles, Crime, Law and Justice, Human Interest, Crimes, Theft
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Mailbag: Block already approved for senior center
Dave Sullivan's letter "Candidates not being totally honest on senior center" (Mailbag, Oct. 14) is full of misinformation. One example: "The city cannot afford to buy land for a senior center. If the city does not use a mere five voter-approved acres...Tags: Human Interest, Basketball, Sports, Central Park
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Newport OKs contract for Huntington's animal shelter
Stray pets from Newport Beach will soon be found in Huntington Beach, now that the Newport Beach City Council approved a contract for a new animal shelter Tuesday. The Orange County Humane Society, a privately run facility on Newland Street, was approved...Tags: Entertainment, Television, Human Interest, Newport Beach, Westminster (Orange, California)
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