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In Orange County, we need to work together to prevent not only the Coronavirus, but any major epidemic from causing disturbance in our area.
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Alzheimer’s disease is the third-leading cause of death in Orange County.
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I am a night owl. Anyone who knows me is well aware of this fact.
State Senate Bill 50 roared back last month, only to be defeated almost as quickly as it reared its ugly head.
When you hear the word cancer, what form of the disease first comes to mind?
As most are aware, California’s primary election will be held March 3.
Much of the world is mourning the loss of Kobe Bryant and eight others who were vital to our Newport Beach and Huntington Beach communities.
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We have a lot to learn from Kobe Bryant and Billie Eilish. What?
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“I can’t remember if I cried When I read about his widowed bride Something touched me deep inside The day the music died” — From “American Pie,” by Don McLean I didn’t cry, not at first.
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As the grandmother of a 4-year-old child with Autism Spectrum Disorder, I was delighted to read that CHOC will soon be opening the much-needed Thompson Autism Center.
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On Jan. 21, the Costa Mesa City Council voted to approve a preliminary concept for future use of Fairview Developmental Center.
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“This evening is a celebration of commitment and achievement by inspiring young women,” Erin Barnes, president of the Newport Beach Chapter of National Charity League, said in addressing the formal gathering of NCL debutantes, their families and guests at the 2019 Debutante Presentation Ball.
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Pope Francis’ rejection of a proposal for married priests didn’t respond to the Catholic Church’s challenges in the Amazon region.
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The shortest president? The one who liked ketchup on cottage cheese? Check out our holiday celebration of presidential eccentricities and trivia.
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Janice Hahn has been a decent, caring supervisor. She deserves to be reelected to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
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More Americans are being sent home to die, placing an overwhelming financial and caregiving burden on families.
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False eyelashes and heavy makeup are acceptable for women who must go on camera, but they’re another thing for everyday life.
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Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner criticized MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred for saying the Commissioner’s Trophy is ‘a piece of metal.’
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A UCSD biologist studies hippos, descendants of those that escaped a drug lord’s zoo, that are prospering in Colombia’s countryside, for better or worse.
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Troy Sand’s suicide devastated his large, close-knit family and shattered this tiny community of fewer than 1,200 people in northwestern Iowa. His death also represented a growing manifestation of despair in rural America – the number of farmers taking their own lives.
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More Americans are being sent home to die, placing an overwhelming financial and caregiving burden on families.
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False eyelashes and heavy makeup are acceptable for women who must go on camera, but they’re another thing for everyday life.
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