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City Lights: Revel in her legacy
It's an old saying that a person is not truly dead until he or she is forgotten. I doubt many people go into their twilight years without wondering what legacy they will leave behind — whether it's the novel they had published, the business they...Tags: Maine, Central Park
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Group rallies against cell towers
Toddlers pushed around inflatable beach balls bigger than themselves and parents mingled in vibrant yellow shirts as music blasted in the park, but the gathering was anything but a party. Community members gathered at Harbour View Park, next to...Tags: Voting, Elections, Politics, Parenting, Crime, Law and Justice
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Calendar
YOUR WEEKEND
FRIDAY: Los Angeles-based shock rockers Butcher Babies (pictured) headline the Blue Café, 17208 Pacific Coast Hwy., Huntington Beach. The 21-and-older show also features High Risk. Tickets are $15, with doors opening at 7 p.m. For more...Tags: Alzheimer's Disease, Human Body, Brain, The National (music group), Crime, Law and Justice
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Three children eat marijuana cookies
An 11-year-old boy and his two friends were hospitalized last week after unknowingly eating marijuana cookies. The children were taken to Huntington Beach Hospital on Oct. 20 for marijuana poisoning after eating cookies a neighbor had dropped off, said...Tags: Headaches, Hospitals and Clinics, Health
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Greer's OC: Happy hour all over the county
Happy Hour Week in Orange County continues through Saturday. Restaurants, bars, pubs and breweries throughout Orange County are mixing and pouring their best drinks and offering tasty appetizers. Some restaurants are following themes, including a "haunted...Tags: Halloween, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Ceremonies, Human Interest, Homes
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Executive's journey from the beet fields
Elva Treviño Hart is coming to Huntington Beach next year, not just as an author, but as an ambassador. The former migrant worker's 1999 autobiography, "Barefoot Heart," tells the story of her journey from the beet fields to a career as an affluent...Tags: Crimes, Schools, High Schools, Education, IBM
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Power of muscle words
Wrenched. Twisted. Stumped.
Students jotted down these words and others that caught their attention as they listened to a passage of Harry Potter amid the crinkle of candy wrappers being opened around the room.
The exercise was to pinpoint the action...Tags: Fashion Shows, Tennessee, Harry Potter (fictional character), Los Angeles, Entertainment
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Mailbag: Time for cooperation on council
Perhaps, with $600,000 spent cumulatively on recent Huntington Beach elections, resulting in some 2 million pieces of campaign mail distributed in favor of or opposition to candidates or issues, the messages, rather than the messengers, might have...Tags: Veterans Day, Elections, Armed Forces, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Local Elections
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Daily inspiration
They called him Bobby then, not Robert, and he was never part of David Kurrasch's clique growing up. The boys grew up less than a mile apart in a quiet neighborhood in Santa Ana, and they saw each other often; Kurrasch's best friend, Eric Christensen,...Tags: G.I. Joe (fictional character), Fountain Valley (Orange, California), Santa Ana, Birth Defects, Human Body
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Briefly In Sports
Men's water polo team runner-up in state The Golden West College men's water polo team finished runner-up at the 2010 California State Water Polo Championships following a 9-6 loss Saturday to top-ranked West Valley in Sacramento. Golden West led, 4-3,...Tags: Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Polo, Advanced Training, Toy Industry
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Writing, drawing contest submissions needed
Last call for writers and artists interested in entering a children's contest at the Huntington Beach Central Library. The Great Book Adventure is a writing and illustration contest for children in preschool through eighth grade. The contest... -
Lions Club collecting pajamas for children
The Huntington Beach chapter of the Lions Club is participating in a pajama drive for at-risk children. The Huntington Beach Host Lions Club is collecting new pajamas for children taken into protective custody. Organizers are looking for nightwear for...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking
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