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City eyes skate park site
Moulton Meadows Park in Arch Beach Heights could serve as a good location for a skate park, according to a City Council subcommittee. Mayor Kelly Boyd and Councilman Steve Dicterow propose a 9,000 to 12,000 square foot skate park next to the existing...
Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Mountains, Gardens and Parks, Landforms, Travel
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A hodad's tale: 20 years at Hawaii's famed Pipeline surf contest
My name is Gary Warner and I am a hodad.
For those who aren't familiar with archaic surfer slanger, a hodad originally was the kind of Southern California guy who greased his hair and wore white T-shirts and cared more about working on his hotrods than...Tags: Quiksilver Incorporated, Trips and Vacations, Tiger Woods, Hotels and Accommodations, Hotels and Accommodations
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Walking the Westside of 'Costa Mayberry'
Just a few minutes before 5:30 a.m. Friday, in 42-degree weather, five residents pull into Estancia High School. One by one, they park their cars in the lot next to the campus tennis courts. It's still dark outside. Quiet. Most of the people who use...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Mountains, Apple iPhone, Real Estate Buyers, Landforms
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Indie rock star Jennifer Herrema pairs with Volcom on jeans collection
Denim and rock 'n' roll go hand in hand, so it makes sense that indie rock goddess Jennifer Herrema would eventually come out with her own jeans collection, a series of patched-up, skinny-fit, shred-to-hell designs that blend two unlikely extremes: high-...Tags: Marianne Faithfull, Fashion Shows, Ralph Lauren, Alice Cooper, Entertainment
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The Land of ooohs for back to school fashion
Los Angeles TimesBaby hipsters and BFFs Kaylee Vega and Madi Spadaro, both 13 and from Redondo Beach, are navigating the South Bay Galleria in Torrance with shark-like aggression. They've been saving pocket money all summer, and now, just weeks before school starts at the...Tags: Frosting and Icing, Los Angeles Unified School District, Japan, Apple iPhone, Black Sabbath (music group)
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Police Files
AREA 1 Edinger Avenue: Petty theft was reported in the 7500 block at 5:34 p.m. Saturday. The suspect was taken into custody. Heil Avenue: A stolen vehicle was recovered in the 7000 block at 6:05 p.m. Sunday. It turned out the reporting party's friend...Tags: Theft
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A gallery with a different vision
A new gallery has popped up at 480 Ocean Ave., and it's serving up art for different tastes in town. CES Contemporary offers contemporary art that's a far cry from the seaside landscapes and marine life paintings seen in Coast Highway showrooms....
Tags: Artists, Arts and Culture, Philosophy, Painting, Religion and Belief
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A Penny board sold is a skill learned
When 12-year-old Corona del Mar Middle School student Jordan Pratt asked his parents for a trendy new skateboard, he was told that he'd have to work for it, but not by mowing lawns. Jordan could have his skateboard if he helped Diane Pratt, his mother,...
Tags: Quiksilver Incorporated, Minivans and Vans
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Joe Surf: Jack's strikes back to win Surf Shop Challenge
It could not have been pleasant for those at Jack's Surfboards to watch the Oakley Surf Shop Challenge the past few years. Right in their own backyard, across the street from their shop at Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street and down on the south...Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Quiksilver Incorporated, Sports, Surfing, Kelly Slater
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Joe Surf: Nike, Hurley and Converse leave U.S. Open sponsorless
Remember the days when the surfing contests were all about the surfing and not about the sponsors? Well, those days are back. OK, not really. But, for the moment anyway, Huntington Beach's U.S. Open of Surfing — the largest surf contest in the...Tags: Quiksilver Incorporated, Converse, Inc., U.S. Open (golf)
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Harlan: Public parks are valued community assets
Like some of the City Council candidates, I was disappointed that Costa Mesa United decided to cancel its planned Sept. 21 forum to discuss youth sports in our community. Although this is not a topic that everyone cares about, or has a special interest...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Local Elections, Trust for Public Land, Business
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Haakenson: Surf world moves on after U.S. Open
The U.S. Open of Surfing in Huntington Beach wrapped up the season for the women on the Assn. of Surfing Professionals World Tour, withAustralia'sStephanie Gilmore winning the world championship for the fifth time. Gilmore is quickly becoming the Kelly...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Australia, Kelly Slater
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