Matt Szabo
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Pacific Airshow, celebrating 10 years, ready for takeoff in Huntington Beach (opens the original)
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Chris Hicks is a pilot for a major passenger airline. The weekend of the Pacific Airshow, however, is one that the Newport Beach resident typically takes off from his regular job. Hicks will be in the skies over Huntington Beach this weekend — but it will be in a B-25 Mitchell bomber from 1944, which he’s flying at the show along with Steve Johnson of Santa Barbara. Hicks said he appreciates the history of the B-25. Sixteen of the fighter planes were launched from the USS Hornet during World War
Huntington Beach council candidates talk business at chamber forum (opens the original)
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How is Huntington Beach faring as a business-friendly city? That depends on who you ask. Business was the name of the game Wednesday night as 10 City Council hopefuls participated in a Chamber of Commerce forum at the Huntington Beach Central Library. Incumbents, repeat candidates and first-time hopefuls all shared the stage as they were asked questions by Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Max Daffron during the two-hour event. The candidates participating included, in alphabetical order, Br
U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds arrive in Orange County ahead of air show (opens the original)
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The United States Air Force Thunderbirds are a fan favorite at the Pacific Airshow. They’re back after a one-year absence, as the show celebrates its 10th anniversary. The Thunderbird F-16 Fighting Falcon planes touched down at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos on Tuesday afternoon, as preparations continue for the three-day show that starts Friday in Huntington Beach. Six of the jets will be flying as part of the Air Force Demonstration Squadron, which features a four-plane diamond
Sea turtle eggs moved from Huntington Beach, Seal Beach due to swell concerns (opens the original)
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More than 200 olive ridley sea turtle eggs were carefully excavated by biologists from two Orange County beach locations Friday morning, then taken to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach for safekeeping. With Hurricane Polo incoming, hazardous surf conditions, beach erosion and the risk of flooding could destroy or wash away the nests, officials with U.S. wildlife agencies overseeing the protection of the eggs said. A sea turtle was spotted in Seal Beach on Sept. 16 digging a nest and layi
Newport Beach trainer's app allows users to get 'GenaHealth' on the go (opens the original)
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Gena Wueste, who studied exercise and sports science and kinesiology at Colorado State, eventually left her native state, moving to Newport Beach with her family. “We moved out here and just loved the ocean, loved the beach, loved that we could surf and snowboard in one day,” Wueste said. That on-the-go attitude fuels a new app that the Corona del Mar-based personal trainer hopes will help women wherever they are. Wueste launched the GenaHealth MOTUS app, a hormone-smart strength training and pe
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