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In The Pipeline: Park was once a ranch house
After last week's column on the historic site where the Western Trails Museum used to sit, I thought I'd follow up with one more piece of the past. The day Maria Hall-Brown and I visited the old site to tape a segment of PBS SoCal's "Forgotten OC"...Tags: Mountains, Human Interest, Tourism and Leisure, Landforms, Travel
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In The Pipeline: House of history under our noses
Some of you may be aware that I host, along with Maria Hall-Brown, a segment on PBS SoCal called "Forgotten OC." Each week, we travel the county in search of interesting historic landmarks and places where history took place. As much as I can, I like...Tags: Arts and Culture, Native Americans, Human Interest, Huntington Beach, Tourism and Leisure
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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: Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Arts, Tourism and Leisure, Honey, Music
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Natural Perspectives: Adventures, photo ops are close to home
Vic and I had an out-of-town guest last week, Harold Drabkin from Bangor, Maine. We were friends with Harold back in our graduate school days at Wesleyan University, nearly 40 years ago. We've seen Harold only a couple of times since then. It's amazing to...Tags: Roy Rogers, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Gardens and Parks, Water, Tourism and Leisure
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Tracking Tiki culture, influence
May the Tiki gods smile on Chris Jepsen tonight when he takes the stage at Don the Beachcomber (formerly Sam's Seafood) amid waterfalls and carved island statues.
After all, it's like a dream come true for the Huntington Beach native, whose passion...Tags: Arts and Culture, Defense, Stephen Crane, Tourism and Leisure, Armed Forces
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Calendar
YOUR WEEKEND FRIDAY: Long Beach-based indie rock band The Brook Lee Catastrophe (pictured) headlines Fitzgeralds Pub, 19171 Magnolia St., Huntington Beach. Vandella also performs. The 21-and-older show starts at 9 p.m. and is $5 at the door. For more...Tags: Arts and Culture, Central Park, Tourism and Leisure, Music, Wetlands
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'Take Me Out' to the monument
"He is the Francis Scott Key of baseball, and whatever you can do to preserve his memory and legacy, it's definitely something baseball fans should get involved with." That's what Los Angeles Dodgers team historian Mark Langill told me last week in...Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, Arts and Culture, Radio Industry, Baseball, Tourism and Leisure
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In The Pipeline: Love of children behind McDonald's mural
Do you know what inspired the mural? On the car radio in a parking lot off Edinger Avenue near Edwards Street, Rod Stewart is singing "Every Picture Tells a Story." So it seemed fitting to investigate the history of a mural I've seen many times in the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Orange (Orange, California), Arts, Colleges and Universities, Tourism and Leisure
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Natural Perspectives: This trip was for the birds
Vic and I returned recently from a birding trip with his class from Irvine Valley College to the eastern Sierras. I've been sick ever since. This summer, Vic offered optional transportation to his class of senior citizens. Because of the large number...Tags: Glaciers, Education, Colleges and Universities, Tourism and Leisure, Vehicles
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Surfer to cement history
Things were quite different when Randy Lewis surfed for the first time 49 years ago.
There was no video, no Internet, no media hoopla surrounding surfing, the way the sport is covered from all angles today, he said. Lewis is far from complaining. In...Tags: Arts and Culture, Tourism and Leisure, Sports, U.S. Open (golf), Travel
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Cairns gets his due
The U.S. Open of Surfing is heading into its final weekend at the Huntington Beach Pier.
In the thick of it all is Ian "Kanga" Cairns, who many will tell you, was a key figure in bringing the famed contest to where it stands today.
At 10 a.m. today,...Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Tourism and Leisure, Sports, FIFA World Cup, U.S. Open (golf)
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Service not to be forgotten
There is a 94-line statement about Memorial Day outside Huntington Beach City Hall that says more than any editorial the Independent could ever write. That is the city's war memorial, which displays the names of 94 Huntington Beach residents who died...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Tourism and Leisure, Travel, World War I (1914-1918), Death
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