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Fountain Valley hosts a bonanza of barbecue
One hundred dollars may sound like a hefty charge for a meal, even if it's all you can eat.
But for two all-you-can-eat pigouts, it may sound like a bargain.
At least, that's the hope of the producers of the Orange County BBQ Bonanza. The weekend...Tags: Elections, Politics
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Police Files
AREA 1 Goldenwest Street: Vandalism was reported in the 16500 block at 10:44 p.m. Friday. The caller said a customer broke the display on the counter after a verbal altercation. Burke Lane: Disturbance of the peace was reported in the 16500 block at 5:...Tags: Domestic Violence, Assault, Misdemeanors, Crimes, Chicago Hotels
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Natural Perspectives: It's Fair to say we had oodles of fun
While Vic was participating in a bird census at Harriett M. Wieder Regional Park on Friday, I went to the opening of the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa with my friends Glee Gerde and Judi Smith. We had a blast.
Admission and parking were free for the...Tags: Science and Technology, Beets, Onions, Butter, Human Interest
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In The Pipeline: Singer devotes 'broad stripes and bright stars' to free and brave
There are many who are excited about being in Huntington Beach over the Fourth of July weekend, but none perhaps as much as Amy Scruggs.
The patriotic country singer, who focuses on military audiences, will be here the entire holiday weekend, performing,...Tags: Tennessee, Phil Vassar, Christianity, Ontario (San Bernardino, California), The Salvation Army
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Natural Perspectives: Digging up some family roots
I have a confession to make. I'm utterly addicted to tracing my family's roots. Vic says that kicking a heroin habit might be easier, but I have no intention of overcoming my addiction. I enjoy it too much. I lay the blame on my mother and my Aunt...Tags: Native Americans, Heroin, Missouri, Genes and Chromosomes, Natural Resources
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Students work hard for the money
Seventh-graders at the Pegasus School in Huntington Beach ended the academic year with much more than lessons from textbooks. They gave less fortunate students in another country the gift of an education. The students spent the entire academic year...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Massachusetts, Earthquakes, Haiti Earthquake (2010), Haiti
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In The Pipeline: More than monkeying around on stage
It's a role sure to make other singer-dancers green with envy, that of Chistery, the head flying monkey in the musical smash hit "Wicked."
But for a young performer who lived in Huntington Beach, it's all part of a soaring career that also included a...Tags: Wicked (musical), New York, Theater, Human Interest, Entertainment
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City Lights: Dwyer principal needs to be commended
Meet Don Ruisinger, the Jim Joyce of Dwyer Middle School. Anyone who follows sports must remember the flack last year regarding Joyce, the Major League Baseball umpire whose blown call with two outs in the ninth inning thwarted what would have been the...Tags: Chevron Corportion, Major League Baseball, High School Sports, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers
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Conference highlights successful Iranian American women
IRVINE — Traveling into space was always a dream for Anousheh Ansari, co-founder and chairwoman of the Internet company Prodea Systems.
In 2006, she went to the International Space Station, making her the first woman to travel into space as a...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Los Angeles, Human Interest
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Former Dwyer Middle School principal: Blame me
A day before parents and students plan to rally in front of Dwyer Middle School to oppose a solar-panel project, the school's former principal blamed himself for failing to inform the community of the project and said he supported the efforts to deter it....Tags: Chevron Corportion, Demonstration, PTA, Elections, Politics
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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: Native Americans, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Travel, History, San Diego (San Diego, California)
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Councilwoman appeals commission's approval on tank removal
Huntington Beach City Councilwoman Connie Boardman has appealed the Planning Commission's decision to allow a property owner to remove three oil tanks from the city's southeastern area while leaving adjacent piping in place. The commission voted last...Tags: Natural Resources, Wetlands, Plains All American Pipeline LP, California
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