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Notable passings of 2010
The following notable people from the Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley community passed away this year. Juergen W. Bless Bishop Juergen W. Bless did the first blessing at St. Thaddeus Jude Old Catholic Church in Old World Village and served...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Transportation Accidents, World War II (1939-1945), Transportation, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Growing by a Sunset
Surf City, here they come. Here comes expansion, as tiny Sunset Beach, one of the last unincorporated islands of Orange County, joins the 200,000-resident fold of Huntington Beach. Here comes the culture of one of the Southland's most offbeat...Tags: Transportation Accidents, Murder, State Budgets, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Disasters and Accidents
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Mayor could increase his stipend
Editor's note: Clarification: Mayor Joe Carchio appointed himself to 20 nonpaying positions as liason and he doesn't attend every meeting. All city committees are required to have a council liason. Huntington Beach's mayor stands to expand his city...Tags: Regional Authority, Elections, Satellite and Cable Service, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Huntington Beach
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Calendar
YOUR WEEKEND FRIDAY: Punk icons The Angry Samoans headline the Blue Café, 17208 Pacific Coast Hwy., Huntington Beach. The Failures, Action 45, Disguster and Ethanz Ride also perform. The 21-and-older show starts at 8 p.m. and is $8 at the door. For...Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Los Angeles, Human Body, Dining and Drinking, Central Park
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Teacher focuses on tourism, development
There's the old story about how Jimmy Carter got the attention of voters when he first ran for the White House. The little-known ex-governor walked up to strangers on the street, extended a hand and drawled, "Hi, I'm Jimmy Carter, and I'm going to be your...Tags: Elections, KTLA, White House, Jimmy Carter, Starbucks Corp.
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Election forums draw in residents
Interested residents gathered for two election forums Monday and Tuesday to learn about the City Council candidates and Measure O.
About 50 residents, including many City Council candidates, listened to the arguments for and against Measure O on Tuesday...Tags: Pension and Welfare, Regional Authority, Economy, Business and Finance, Career and Workplace, Debt Market
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Mailbag: Election signs linger too long on sidewalks
Election signs linger too long on sidewalks Wouldn't it be nice to see our elected officials create and pass an ordinance in Huntington Beach regarding campaign signs that clutter our city long after an election? In fact, I think it is unthinkable...Tags: Elections, Public Officials, Government
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Get to know Measure O, candidates at forums
Residents will have a chance to get to know the Huntington Beach City Council candidates and get informed on Measure O at two upcoming forums. The Huntington Beach League of Women Voters will be moderating a forum on Measure O at 7 p.m. Oct. 5 in Council...Tags: Regional Authority, Elections, Politics
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Resident group backs Team H.B. for council
A grassroots residents group has come forward to endorse Team Huntington Beach for City Council. The Huntington Beach Downtown Residents Assn. announced Sept. 15 that it is backing Planning Commissioner Blair Farley, and Wednesday, the group also...Tags: Elections, Regional Authority, Politics
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Financial planner joins council race
The crowded race for Huntington Beach City Council has gotten even tighter, as a 21st contender has added himself as an official write-in candidate for the November ballot. Blake Rose, a certified financial planner who runs his own business, submitted...Tags: Elections, Referenda, Politics, Finance, Voting
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Instructor says 'service without politics'
Heather Grow would have no trouble reading a council agenda by night and reading "If You Give a Moose a Muffin" by day.
The first-time Huntington Beach City Council candidate has worked for nearly three years as an inclusion facilitator for special-...Tags: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Elections, Colleges and Universities, University of California, Huntington Beach
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Candidacy not about high-profile
During the dog days of summer, a few dried fronds fell off the palm tree in Andrissa Dominguez' front yard.
To some, they might have looked like fodder for a compost heap. To Dominguez, they looked like campaign signs.
The City Council candidate,...Tags: Denmark, Elections, Facebook, Central Park, Tour Operations Industry
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