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Heads up! The sky's the party in Huntington Beach this weekend (opens the original)
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What’s that loud noise? It’s either the sound of planes soaring into the region for the three-day Pacific Airshow, or the cacophony of back-slapping among Huntington Beach civic leaders who are happy to welcome the economic boon the show delivers to town. My colleague Matt Szabo, who covers Surf City for us like a beach blanket, was at Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos yesterday afternoon where the media was invited to meet and greet the United States Air Force Thunderbirds, which headline
The troubling letter that has Anaheim talking (opens the original)
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Berenice Ballinas, the chief of staff to Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitkens, has made — via a letter her attorney sent to City Hall this month — some stunning workplace allegations about her boss. The four-page letter, according to this detailed report by my TimesOC colleague Gabriel San Román, seeks mediation with the city. “On various occasions when Ms. Ballinas was forced to drive Mayor Aitkin [sic] home, Mayor Aitkin [sic] exclaimed that she did ‘not want her car driven by a dirty Mexican,’” emp
A recipe for connection: food, fellowship and thousands of potluck guests (opens the original)
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A very big table indeed is being set in Orange County later this month, when the Lake Forest-based Pacifica Institute, partnering organizations and sponsors host the second annual OC Around the Table potluck event in Fountain Valley’s Mile Square Park. Readers may remember last year’s potluck, when it was hoped 4,000 people would turn out to break not only bread, but the world’s record for such a gathering. Although they didn’t quite hit that mark, a nonetheless impressive 2,166 guests packed th
Laguna Beach works on a micro solution to a major emergency (opens the original)
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After months of anxiety, Laguna Beach may have bought its emergency room another chance at survival, or at least it seems to be pointed in that direction. The alarm bells first rang last winter, when the CEO of Providence Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach told the city it would eventually be forced to drop its emergency room services and focus on an out-patient model because it could not afford to comply with state-required seismic regulations by a 2030 deadline. The retrofit would cost $300 mill
Glittering facade crashes down: A Newport Beach jeweler is sentenced to prison (opens the original)
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Nelson Holdo, judging by accounts of those who’ve met him, is an affable man. Once thought to be a successful jeweler here in Orange County as well as in the Pasadena-San Marino area, Holdo has, over the years, frequented charity events, from galas to classic car shows and regularly dined at upscale restaurants. Also, according to this meaty Times story about Holdo’s downfall published in June, Holdo hosted poker nights complete with models wearing expensive jewels that could be purchased by luc
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