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Parole denied for dealer, killer
The parole hearing of a drug dealer convicted of stabbing to death a 27-year-old tennis player over $20 worth of drugs was denied Tuesday after Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas opposed it. Ehriberto Arcelara, 47, was sentenced to 16...Tags: Prisons, University of California, Irvine, Justice System, Crimes, Lawyers
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Miss Fountain Valley pageant on its way back
Here she is, Miss Fountain Valley.
The Miss Fountain Valley Scholarship Pageant, which had a false start two years ago, now has a new leader seeking to bring it back. If things go as planned — and according to those in charge, they are — the...Tags: Miss America Pageant
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On Theater: Westminster theater gives out annual Abbey Awards
What the Tonys are to Broadway, the Abbey Awards are to the Westminster Community Theater, which recently wrapped up its 50th anniversary season by honoring two shows that are older than the playhouse itself. Sunday night, WCT handed out its annual...Tags: Celebrities, Music Theater, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Theater, Entertainment
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Army's special delivery
The box arrived on Harold Tor's doorstep in February, nearly 66 years after he left the United States Army with a war won, an arm missing and his 18th birthday still ahead of him. Tor, an 11-year member of American Legion Huntington Beach Post 133,...Tags: Korean War (1950-1953), World War II (1939-1945), Defense, Veterans Affairs, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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On Theater: Westminster prepares for 51st season
Having reached the milestone of its 50th season, the Westminster Community Theater is making plans for its 51st, which will get underway next month. Things will get started on a prestigious note with a play that won the Pulitzer Prize and the Tony...Tags: Newport Beach, Tony Awards, Comedy (genre), Pulitzer Prize Awards, Noel Coward
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In The Pipeline: Olympian has love for environment, fitness
Her eyes twinkle in the morning sun, and her smile beams. Looking out across the water while standing on the boardwalk at the Bolsa Chica wetlands, she glances up as a large pelican swoops by, just several feet over our heads. She laughs like a girl...Tags: Athletes, 2016 Olympic Games, Health, Wetlands, Human Interest
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Old friends, new champs
The first big surfing event of the new decade was held for two consecutive days, Friday and Saturday, on the north side of the Huntington Beach Pier. A solid swell was delivered, as promised, for the Katin Pro-Am Team Challenge. The historic event,...Tags: Huntington Beach, California, Ceremonies, Human Interest
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Greer's OC: Free shows with local music
Local music fans will love that the OC music scene is in the spotlight in a big way now through March 5. Musicians will be performing each Tuesday night at free shows throughout OC for the 10th anniversary OC Music Awards Showcase Series. The next...Tags: Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Santa Ana, Shrek (fictional character), Ben Stein
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Greer's OC: Digg on these weekly specials
The new Asian fusion dining spot, Digg's Restaurant & Bar in Huntington Beach, just started offering a weekend brunch, along with weekly specials including Local Love Mondays, where Huntington Beach residents receive 20% off and Ladies Night Wednesdays,...Tags: Bob Marley, Entertainment, Health, Human Interest, Dining and Drinking
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Briefly In Sports
Paddle out for Chuck Allen is Sunday A beach memorial and paddle out will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at the south side of the Huntington Beach Pier for National Scholastic Surfing Assn. (NSSA) co-founder and United States Amateur Snowboarding Assn. (USASA)...Tags: Hurricanes, Disasters and Accidents, Golf, Wars and Interventions, Human Interest
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Nothing but S.K.A.T.E.
Growing up in Huntington Beach, Val Bertignoli played S.K.A.T.E. almost every day with friends. This weekend, he'll be at the center of a tournament again — only this time, he's looking to show off his business savvy rather than his skateboarding...Tags: Arts and Culture, Mass Media, Skateboarding, Human Interest
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On Theater: Don't 'Doubt' Golden West's production
"Doubt," according to Tom Amen, who is directing the Pulitzer Prize-winning play opening at Golden West College on Feb. 25, is "a beautifully balanced drama that draws its power not from its clarity, but from its ambiguity." John Patrick Shanley, whose...Tags: Tony Awards, Colleges and Universities, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Philosophy, Meryl Streep
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