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Youth programs, including art exhibtion contest, launch this month in Newport Beach (opens the original)
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As the United States faces a rapid decline in literacy alongside a mental health crisis, especially in the nation’s youth, programs that foster growth and creativity are being established to encourage young brains to get thinking and creating. In the city of Newport Beach, October begins with humanities-driven youth activities as annual favorites such as the In-N-Out Cover to Cover Club and Student Art Exhibition begin and the city celebrates reading and the arts. According to the Department of
Newport Beach resident earns Latin Grammy nomination (opens the original)
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A symphony of string and brass instruments fills the room with a contagious energy as Maestro José Hernández leads Mariachi Sol de México in harmony during a rehearsal at his Tustin restaurant, Casa del Sol Cocina Mexicana, on a recent Tuesday night. The 68-year-old trumpet player, an established mariachi musician and composer, is preparing for his band’s upcoming concerts after learning this month he’d achieved his 11th Latin Grammy nomination. Having moved from Mexicali to East Los Angeles at
Newport Beach Police Department to expand drone program (opens the original)
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The Newport Beach City Council Tuesday approved expanding the police department’s drone program through American technology company Skydio, an action expected to cost several million dollars over the next six years. Department officials had requested the addition of Skydio drones, docks and related systems for the department’s drone program, along with adding body cameras for park patrol and parking control officers. However, in order to install these new devices, the remaining 73 months of a 10
Newport Beach lifeguards remain vigilant in wake of Marie and as El Niño arrives (opens the original)
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Lifeguards and other responders were kept on their toes over the long Labor Day weekend, as waves generated by the offshore Hurricane Marie not only made swimming hazardous, but caused severe coastal erosion, property damage and local flooding. The conditions persisted for several days, and so did the tourists. “On the Saturday we worked, we had 179 rescues,” said Newport Beach Lifeguard Battalion Chief Mike Ure. “But, we had 5,000 preventatives, which means the lifeguard went and talked to this
120 things to do with your Newport Beach Public Library card (opens the original)
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The city of Newport Beach celebrated its 120th anniversary in August. To mark the occasion, the Newport Beach Public Library compiled a list of 120 things residents can do with their library cards. Home to readers’ favorite thrillers, romance novels or children’s books, over the years the public library system has come to provide much more than just physical books to its community. From checking out a physical copy or audiobook to equipment rentals, open study spaces and children’s areas, public
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