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Newport Beach couple unveil their artworks of exotic cars at Irvine gathering (opens the original)
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A Newport Beach couple who combine their skill and shared love for exotic cars to create paintings celebrating performance automobiles showed their artwork during an invitation-only gathering in Irvine Saturday. Andrea and Rob Berberian said they hosted “Art in Motion” to promote their commissioned art and the local automotive community. Together, the duo painted four pieces that were unveiled during the course of the evening. “We decided as part of our collaboration to incorporate different ele
Newport Beach City Council candidates talk transparency, safety and housing in forum (opens the original)
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As the election season begins to swing into full gear, incumbent members of the Newport Beach City Council touted their experience and defended their vision for the city’s future against challengers who called for more transparency at City Hall during a candidate forum Thursday. Hosted by the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce and held at Witte Hall, the event was moderated by Lucy Dunn, president of the Orange County Business Council. More than 100 people came out to hear council hopefuls tackle
Barnes & Noble returns to Costa Mesa, invites readers to wander new 27,000 square-foot location (opens the original)
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Daniella Dauncey can trace her love of reading back to afternoons spent browsing through sci-fi novels and horror films with her dad, David Dauncey, at the Barnes & Noble Booksellers in the Metro Pointe Mall. After it closed nearly 10 years ago, the Costa Mesa residents had to travel to locations in Huntington Beach and Newport Beach to continue digging through stacks of new releases together. “We were really sad when Metro Point closed down a while back. That was when a kid; now I’m 21,” Daniel
Waves & Flames Pepper Fest debuts in Huntington Beach with chili-eating competition (opens the original)
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Gastrointestinal gladiators crammed millions of Scoville heat units down their gullets during the recent debut of Waves & Flames Pepper Festival in Huntington Beach. Held at My Place Sports Bar & Grill, Saturday’s competition brought together professional eaters, artisan chili pepper growers and hot sauce makers as well as foodies of all spice-tolerance levels. It featured competitions for kids and adults, with a belt match sanctioned by the League of Fire, the official governing body and rankin
Sage Hill welcomes middle school students, a move made possible by $55M expansion (opens the original)
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A new academic year at Sage Hill School Monday was celebratory, as students, staff and administrators marked the completion of a new gymnasium and classroom space that allows for the enrollment of middle schoolers. The 38,658-square-foot expansion includes eight instructional rooms and a cafe for seventh- and eighth-grade students, along with offices and a multi-court gym large enough to seat all students at the private Newport Coast campus. The Middle School and Bolen Family Gymnasium building
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