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Finding stability in society
Editor's note: This corrects the subhead. Some people take horrible situations and turn inward, get angry and curse the world. Others try to bring something good out of the bad. Huntington Beach resident Sue Rueb falls in the latter category. Rueb,...Tags: Huntington Beach, Physical Conditions, Behavioral Conditions, Hospitals and Clinics, Schizophrenia
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City Lights: On the lookout for missing bird
The following is a public service announcement, as columnists occasionally have a right to be when they're not trying to be funny or political. There is a cockatiel missing in Huntington Beach, and apparently a family in Newport Beach has found it. The...Tags: Newport Beach, Facebook, Long Beach (Los Angeles, California), Central Park, Equestrian
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Police: Husband killed wife, daughter, himself
The family of two victims of an apparent murder-suicide have set has scheduled a memorial to celebrate their lives. The memorial for Theresa Yancey, 46, and her daughter Madison, 8, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Beachpoint Church, 17415 Magnolia St., in...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice, Fountain Valley (Orange, California), Human Interest
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Are you Matt's match?
Matt Myer smiled as he sat at his kitchen table in a purple T-shirt with hospital bracelets on his wrist.
Family friend Traci Coffman told him he was looking better today — more color, a little pink, a side effect of his medication, his mother...Tags: Internists, Ceremonies, Hospitals and Clinics, Health and Medical Professionals, Social Issues
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Pancakes for the soul
On NBC's "The Office," Rainn Wilson comes off as the ultimate corporate schemer — a man seldom inclined to question his own judgment, let alone the spiritual side of life.
But Wilson is quick to point out that Dwight Schrute, the former...Tags: Television, Rainn Wilson, Music, New York City, Entertainment
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Walk, run, ride for water
There won't be any turkeys in the Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving in Huntington Beach.
But as far as organizer Harvey Saarloos is concerned, thanks will be in order — and not just for the holiday meal ahead.
The Seal Beach resident is a member of...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Lifestyle and Leisure, Dining and Drinking, Turkey, Turkey (animal)
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Paying back his cousin's kindness
Family, friends and supports filled up the first two rows of the normally sparsely populated Fountain Valley City Council Chambers on Nov. 16 to watch a 12-year-old boy be honored for using his bar mitzvah project to rally the community around his cousin....Tags: Happiness (state of mind), Internists, Father's Day, Health Treatments, Hospitals and Clinics
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Forgoing name brands for charity
A group of Huntington Beach teenage girls learned to appreciate the generic brands as they stretched their dollars for the less fortunate. Pacific Coast, the Huntington Beach chapter of the National Charity League, practiced spending within a budget...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Social Issues, Holidays, Charity
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Greer's OC: Grand opening for 'endless' fun
Here's a first for SoCal: Endless Food & Fun is a new giant entertainment and food center in Huntington Beach that offers something for everyone — nearly 50,000 square feet of space filled with best of arcade games, one of the largest and most...Tags: Vehicles, Dalai Lama, Diedrich Coffee, Dining and Drinking, Social Issues
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A business on thin ice
The cramped wooden office filled with desks and accumulated objects was lit by the sun streaming in the open door as Mike Costello waited for customers. Costello sells ice, nothing but ice. Crushed ice, cubed ice, dry ice. Ice in small bags, big bags...Tags: Halloween, James Parker, Career and Workplace
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In The Pipeline: Someone has to be a match
I received a note several days ago from a mutual friend, beginning "Just this past September, Michelle Parkin was abruptly diagnosed with advanced leukemia… She is a mom, just like so many of us, in love with life, modeling a healthy lifestyle for...Tags: Internists, Health Treatments, Hospitals and Clinics, Ceremonies, Stroke
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Teens educated about suicide prevention
He sang softly, but his rich, country-style voice filled the gymnasium, putting an eerie halt to all other sounds as his sorrow-made music washed over the audience. About 700 high school students went silent as Dennis Lockwood sat in a folding chair...Tags: Tim Baker, Substance Abuse, Disasters and Accidents, Music, Suicide
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