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Harper announces Assembly run
Huntington Beach Councilman Matthew Harper announced his candidacy Monday night for the newly created 72nd Assembly District.
Harper, 37, said he's qualified to serve because of his experience of more than 12 years as a trustee for the Huntington Beach...Tags: Republican Party, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Janet Nguyen
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Carchio eyes Assembly seat
Huntington Beach Mayor Joe Carchio said he is strongly considering running for the newly formed 72nd Assembly District but hasn't officially declared his candidacy. Carchio plans to appear along with other potential candidates at a Nov. 17 forum hosted...Tags: Politics, Elections, Ocean View
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City Council prohibits registered sex offenders from parks
An emotionally charged Huntington Beach City Council voted Monday to ban all registered sex offenders from entering city parks, a move that went against the city attorney and police chief's recommendations and made the city's law even more stringent...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Little League Baseball, Sexual Assault, University of California, Irvine, Lawyers
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Council limits sign posting
The Huntington Beach City Council voted Monday to restrict the number of days campaign and political signs can be posted. The decision came after months of studying the issue in an effort to accommodate both residents and candidates while also reducing...Tags: Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Entertainment Events, Labor Day, Politics
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City Lights: Off the beaten path takes on a new beat
I don't usually take sides as a reporter. During City Council election time, I avoid endorsing candidates; if a dispute arises in town over organized religion, I keep my spiritual views private. But if it comes to supporting Old World Village, the most...Tags: Human Interest, McDonald's, Politics, Elections, Amelia Earhart
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Sunset annexation on hold
Huntington Beach's annexation of Sunset Beach is on hold until the Orange County Superior Court makes a final hearing, the court decided Wednesday. Judge Frederick P. Horn set a hearing date for March 2 during proceedings for a lawsuit filed by the...Tags: Orange County Superior Court, Huntington Beach, Lawyers, Constitutional Issues, Trials
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Seven challenging incumbents
Editor's note: This changes the third paragraph to include Patrick Tucker's title. Ten candidates for the Fountain Valley City Council are going into the last three weeks of campaigning. Candidates are vying for three opens seats occupied by Mayor Pro...Tags: Real Estate Sales, Boston, Headaches, Electronics, Massachusetts
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Farley, Shaw receive endorsement
Huntington Beach Tomorrow announced its endorsements for Huntington Beach City Council candidates Joe Shaw and Blair Farley, and yes on Measure O. Huntington Beach Tomorrow, a community organization dedicated to maintaining a high quality of life for...Tags: Elections
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20 candidates attend forum
Huntington Beach City Council candidates gathered on stage Oct. 7 to give their stances on senior services, closing Main Street and how important they think it is to follow the city's General Plan. The Huntington Beach League of Women Voters with the...Tags: Natural Resources, Wetlands, Central Park, Elections, Nature
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Mailbag: Candidates not being totally honest
Does it bother you when political candidates state one position to one group in order to get their vote and then turn around and say just the opposite to another group to get their vote? This is happening now in the Huntington Beach City Council election....Tags: Sports, Central Park, Basketball, Elections, World War II (1939-1945)
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Councilman claimed thousands in undeserved benefits
Councilman Joe Carchio, who is up for reelection in November, has taken about $6,627 in undeserved benefits, a local blogger uncovered last week. Carchio was called out by the Surf City Voice for keeping his ex-wife on his city benefits for 19 months...Tags: Divorce, Facebook, Dentistry and Dental Health, Elections, Health
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Boardman leads in campaign funds
Connie Boardman, the former mayor of Huntington Beach and a latecomer to this year's City Council race, led all candidates in outside funds raised during the last quarter with $17,614. Barbara Delgleize, the planning commissioner making her first run...Tags: Politics, Elections
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