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Police to up the ante for Memorial Day weekend
Police across Orange County will ramp up enforcement this holiday weekend in an effort to dissuade people from driving drunk. DUI saturation patrols will be out Saturday and Sunday nights in Newport Beach, Irvine and Laguna Beach, according to a...Tags: Travel, Human Interest, Orange County (California), Orange (Orange, California), Newport Beach
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Rally Kings once again
IRVINE — The Corona del Mar High boys' volleyball team traveled to Irvine for all of its away league matches this year, and Coach Steve Conti said at some point his Sea Kings got stagnant.
Sure, they were beating down their Pacific Coast League...Tags: High School Sports, Human Interest, Volleyball, Colleges and Universities
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Three-dom rings for Breakers
IRVINE – It seemed like an odd timeout when Laguna Beach High Coach Lance Stewart wanted to talk to his team early in the fourth set.
Stewart shouted at his Breakers, demanding them to play with some emotion. They eventually responded and scored an...Tags: Human Interest, San Diego (San Diego, California)
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Police issue more citations before Memorial Day this year
The week leading up to Memorial Day saw more alcohol-related citations and arrests, among other police services, than the same time frame last year, according to Laguna Beach Police. There were 988 calls for officers and service this year from May 24...Tags: Human Interest, Police Arrests, Traffic, Weather, Drunk Driving
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Jonas Bevacqua dies at 33; co-founder of hip-hop fashion house LRG
Jonas Bevacqua, who co-founded the Orange County-based hip-hop and skateboarding clothing line known as LRG that became an influential fashion leader, has died. He was 33.
Bevacqua died Monday inside his Laguna Beach home, the Orange County coroner's...Tags: Kanye West, Political Systems, Politics, Orange County Register, Kobe Bryant
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From the desk of: Honoring veterans on Memorial Day
When I was a child I remember Daddy and Mama gathering all the greenery and flowers they could find to take to the cemetery on what was then called Decoration Day. Mama liked including small pine branches to anchor everything in place. She was very clever...Tags: Human Interest, Los Angeles, Steaks, Foods and Beverages, Family
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Greer's OC: Event proceeds go to Africa
The highly anticipated third annual A Harvest of Hope garden event in Newport Beach returns Friday through Sunday in support of providing sustainability and well-being to local and global communities. Shop from one-of-a-kind home and garden items, attend...Tags: Health, Laguna Niguel (Orange, California), Seafood, Education, Human Interest
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Coroner: Autopsy on Hip-Hop Fashion Designer Inconclusive
KTLA NewsLAGUNA BEACH, Calif. (KTLA) -- An autopsy on Orange County hip-hop fashion designer Jonas Bevacqua failed to determine a cause of death, the Orange County coroner's office said on Wednesday. Authorities are now waiting for the results of toxicology...Tags: Quentin Tarantino, Kanye West, KTLA, Reggie Bush, Companies and Corporations
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Paddleout honors local diver, architect
A paddleout and services were held Thursday to remember a San Clemente man who died after diving off Laguna's Picnic Beach on May 27. Andrew Brislen, 40, was found tangled in a kelp bed about 200 yards offshore. Michelle Brislen, his widow, organized...Tags: Health, San Clemente (Orange, California), Human Interest, Political Systems, Politics
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Autopsy inconclusive for LRG founder
The cause of death remained uncertain Thursday in the case of a Laguna Beach clothing designer, according to the Orange County coroner. Jonas Bevacqua, the co-founder of Irvine-based Lifted Research Group, also known as LRG, was found dead in his Bern...Tags: Human Interest, Los Angeles, Twitter, Inc., Arts and Culture, Mass Media
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PTA Coffee Break: Author talks on understanding teens
How delightful is it to go to a PTA coffee break, be enlightened as a parent and get enormously entertained during the process? The final coffee break for the school year May 18 proved that one never stops growing, learning and laughing. Mike Riera is a...Tags: Health, Drugs and Medicines, Radio, Human Interest, Public Employees
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Community Commentary: Initiative needed to finish city's 'greenbelt'
There aren't a million ways to protect open land from being developed: It can be mitigation for development; it can be exchanged for permits to build elsewhere; it can be donated for federal tax credits; or it can be bought. The source of funds can be...Tags: Human Interest, Homes, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Bodies of Water, Rivers
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