Miranda Ceja
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Bunads, Norwegian Waffles & More At Scandinavian Heritage Fair Underway In Mission Viejo (opens the original)
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MISSION VIEJO, CA — Scandinavian crafts, foods and traditional clothing will be celebrated at the Norman P. Murray Community Center in Mission Viejo during the annual Scandinavian Heritage Fair. The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and is hosted by Daughters of Norway Turid Jespersen Lodge No. 44. According to former president Karen Qualseth Schulte, the annual fair is open to everyone — not just those with Scandinavian roots. "You don’t have to be Scandinavian to attend the fair," Qualset
Nonprofit Inspired By Legacy Of Upstanding South OC Boy Saves 400 Kids In 4 Years (opens the original)
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COTO DE CAZA, CA — A nonprofit inspired by the life and legacy of an upstanding south Orange County boy is preparing for one of its biggest events of the year. The Bradley Rofer Foundation announced details for its 5th annual Bradley Rofer Memorial Baseball Tournament this November. According to Josette Rofer, the event features 32 teams — 420 kids — playing in a two-day tournament geared toward raising money, giving back and celebrating sportsmanship. RELATED: 'Beautiful, Shiny, Amazing': Legac
Community Rallies Around Young Father Critically Injured In Lake Forest Crash (opens the original)
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LAKE FOREST, CA — Life has been turned upside down for a local family after a young father was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash in Lake Forest. Now they need help as he fights for his life. Javier Mejia, 26, was walking home from work after a night shift when he was hit by a car at around 6 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 31 on Lake Forest Boulevard and Rockfield. According to Javier's sister, Krystal Mercedes, the crash caused Javier multiple severe injuries. RELATED: Car Hits Pedestrian In Lake
Police Work With Local Family To Support Children Facing Cancer: How To Help (opens the original)
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SEAL BEACH, CA — The Seal Beach Police Department is going gold, after a local family reached out for support. This September, the department will launch a limited-edition "Go Gold" challenge coin fundraiser to raise awareness about childhood cancer. Throughout the challenge, residents can purchase one or more specially-made coins at $20 apiece. The coin incorporates the gold ribbon, the internationally recognized symbol of childhood cancer awareness, along with artwork recognizing the local roo
Thousands Brave The Heat To Take Part In First-Ever Daisy Chain Fields In Orange County (opens the original)
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IRVINE, CA — The first-ever Daisy Chain Fields took over Great Park in Irvine Saturday, featuring a star-studded lineup, thousands of attendees and a lot of sunshine. The festival, founded by Grammy-winning artist Olivia Rodrigo, raised $10 million to 10 nonprofit organizations working on important issues from women and girls. On Saturday, after extending thanks to performing artists — Chappell Roan, Mitski, Doechii, Bikini Kill and more — Rodrigo announced that donation had doubled to $20 milli
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