HeyJaredDavid Allen
STORY ANGLES - Human Interest Approach: Focuses on personal stories, historical significance, and community impact (e.g., vintage soda bottle, Mission Inn rescue, Peace Tower centennial).
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 31
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Orange County Register
- Top 100K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 9, 2026
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ONT travelers may need to get smart to use new exit doors (opens the original)
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Disembarking at Ontario International Airport a week ago after a few days in San Francisco, I encountered the new exit — eventually. First I walked right past it, despite the word “EXIT” in 3-foot-high glowing letters over the doors. What can I say? I’ve been heading for the old exit — an aisle between the security lanes and the women’s restroom — for so long that I walked over there automatically, only to see the lane blocked off. Befuddled, I retraced my steps and finally noticed the new exit
Ron Loveridge’s latest service: leading Ontario airport board at age 88 (opens the original)
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Faced with leadership turbulence, the board that oversees Ontario International Airport turned to an experienced hand to pilot the agency through the storm. Ron Loveridge, whose 33 years in elected office made him a household name in Riverside, is now president of the Ontario International Airport Authority. This might be a surprise on several levels. For starters, few in Riverside likely know they even have a rep on the ONT board, much less that it’s a former five-term mayor whose political car
Hybrid car owners to newcomer: ‘You made a wise choice’ (opens the original)
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Life as the owner of a hybrid car is going well, thank you. Loyal readers will recall how, in May, I unloaded my problem-plagued 2015 Fiat for a 2025 Toyota Camry. This Camry has a gas engine but also an electric motor and battery, which charges from braking and from the act of driving. After four months, I’ve filled my tank at a gas station only six times, few enough that I’ve kept track. I’m averaging 51 miles per gallon. In other pluses from my first modern car, the blind-spot monitors on eac
Dolly Parton performed concert in San Bernardino at age 22 (opens the original)
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As with so many rock acts in the 1960s, Dolly Parton, who died Aug. 25 at age 80, performed one of her earliest concerts at San Bernardino’s Swing Auditorium. Parton was at the famed Orange Show venue on April 28, 1968. She was part of a touring revue of country performers packaged by Porter Wagoner, whose syndicated TV show she had joined the previous September. Also on the bill at Swing: Bobby Bare, Dave Dudley, Tom T. Hall, Jimmy Newman and Wagoner’s backup band, The Wagonmasters. But Parton
Petite sizes, giant sale as fashion maven’s wardrobe sells in Claremont (opens the original)
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Marguerite McIntosh was a petite woman with an appetite for buying clothes. The morning after Christmas, she would be outside ritzy Bullocks Wilshire in Los Angeles waiting for the doors to open for its half-off sale. The French immigrant was also a regular at high-end I. Magnin on Wilshire and, in Pomona, Buffums and Freeman Shoes, where she would go through box after box on sale days. Marguerite, who stood 5-foot-2, wore small and extra small sizes, before petite was an official category. Her
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