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Colleyville Leaders Reject New Utility Tax
The 33 NewsColleyville mother, Judith Clark is willing to do loads of laundry, but what the mother of three young children isn't willing to do is pay more for the electricity that runs the machine. "I feel like I am being nickel and dimed to death with taxes."...Tags: Washington (U.S. state), Tarrant County, Real Estate Sales, Elections, State Budgets
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Pirates give a scare
EL CAJON — The Orange Coast College football team had lost its first three games, much of the faith of its fan base, and nearly three dozen players from its preseason roster heading into Saturday's road game against highly regarded Grossmont. But...Tags: Orange (Orange, California), Students, Education, Crime, Law and Justice, Piracy
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Kobe delivers for 'Eaters
The list of those who believe Kobe Bryant is selfish will not include the student-athletes at UC Irvine.
Anteaters in all sports were invited to an evening with the Lakers' superstar on Sept. 23 and the Newport Coast resident entertained and enlightened...Tags: University of California, Irvine, Kobe Bryant, Students, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning
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Orange Coast College Football
Orange Coast vs. San Diego Mesa When/where: Tonight, 6 at OCC Key Pirates: So. SS Bryan Pali (24 tackles); So. WR Keali'i Doll (16 receptions, 136 yards, one TD); So. OLB Travis McNaughton (23 tackles, one INT); So. DE Bryce Brantley (three sacks). Key...Tags: Mountains, San Diego County (California), San Diego (San Diego, California), Orange (Orange, California), Landforms
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Soccer | St. Viator shows up in second half to defeat Notre Dame
Tribune reporterA late arriver to St. Viator on Wednesday afternoon might have thought the Lions were losing to visiting Notre Dame by the way St. Viator coach Mike Taylor was barking at his team. "The right mindset was not there in the first half," said Taylor, whose... -
Pirates struggle, remain winless
LONG BEACH — There has been little cause for celebration for the Orange Coast College football team this season. But the last play of a 31-12 loss to host Long Beach Saturday at Veterans Stadium at least provided a promising salutation. Freshman...Tags: Education, Students, Crime, Law and Justice, Piracy, Teaching and Learning
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Pirates remain winless
COSTA MESA — At its next home football game, Orange Coast College will honor the 1975 national championship team. And after a 46-10 drubbing at the hands of visiting Los Angeles Harbor Saturday night, OCC faithful are clearly pining for the...Tags: Students, Education, Crime, Law and Justice, Piracy, Los Angeles
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Pirates pound Jaguars
COSTA MESA — It was fitting that the gadget play failed grandly. The Orange Coast College football team, in fact, used much more grit than gimmick to post a 37-10 East Conference victory over visiting Southwestern of Chula Vista on Saturday. The...Tags: Jacksonville Jaguars, Football, Students, Education, Crime, Law and Justice
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Big West byes eliminated
UC Irvine men's basketball coach Russ Turner said recently that he had yet to exhale with any form of relaxation since being hired in early April.
And regardless of how well the Anteaters do in Turner's first season, they will not have any chance to...Tags: University of California, Irvine, National Collegiate Athletic Association, NCAA Tournaments, Football, Multi-Sport Events
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College football roundup: Injuries strike UConn, Washington, Wisconsin
College Gridiron 365 Blog - Orlando SentinelCollege football roundup: Injuries strike UConn, Washington, Wisconsin Because sometimes you can't keep up with all of the college football news from the weekend.... -
Defense shines for OCC
COSTA MESA — The Orange Coast College defense appeared to pick up where it left off last season in the Pirates' intrasquad football scrimmage Saturday at OCC. But despite the offense's struggles on the ground against a unit that ranked No. 3 in...Tags: Nike, Inc., Local Elections, Elections, NFL Preseason, Education
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OCC football schedule softens
A realignment of community college football divisions in Southern California should allow Orange Coast College to achieve more success, beginning this fall. The Southern California Football Assn. governing body expanded a two-division format to three...Tags: Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), San Diego (San Diego, California), Santa Ana, Riverside (Riverside, California), Colleges and Universities
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