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Dick Enberg – 'Oh, my,' what a career

To this day, Magic Johnson facing off against Larry Bird in the 1979 NCAA Championship is television's highest-rated college basketball game of all time. It was Dick Enberg on the call. When John Elway...

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Facebook can boost self-esteem, study says

Facebook, which allows users to put their best face forward, can boost the self-esteem of college students. That's according to a new Cornell University study published in February in the journal...

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Temporary tattoos can leave lasting marks

This summer, your kid might ask to get a temporary tattoo of henna ink, which is made from plants grown in Africa and southern Asia. Artists use the dye to apply a variety of cool designs at kiosks,...

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Letters: Don't muck up Fullerton cultural center

FULLERTON, Paul Breen: Allow me to fill in many of the gaping holes in the article, "Historic Muckenthaler Mansion eyes face-lift" [Local, March 31]. The "Muck" is considered part of Fullerton's system...

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Couple regain home after foreclosure

Wells Fargo erroneously foreclosed on the home of a Tustin couple – while the pair was seeking a loan modification – and has canceled the sale of the house to an investor, the Register has learned. The...

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Morning baseball: Blanton's Angels debut

It's time for Breakfast with the Angels, as they get ready for a 9:30 am PT start here in Cincinnati against the Reds. It's the rubber game of the series, and Joe Blanton will make his first start with...

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A BUSINESS RENAISSANCE?

Like many cities in Orange County, San Clemente faced a difficult task: How to attract more business and keep existing ones in town during an economically depressed time?Walk along Avenida Del Mar...

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REINVENTING LAGUNA NIGUEL'S GATEWAY

After nearly 15 years of planning and pitfalls, the industrial area near Interstate 5 and the 73 toll road in Laguna Niguel is taking the first steps to becoming the bustling housing and shopping...

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Today's cartoons: It's plain what tickets say about women

Also: 'Wup, wup, wup ... Obama gun-ban style'; Schools imprisoned, prisons schooled;

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Mayors disagree over police review panel

ANAHEIM – Anaheim's former mayor took a public swipe against his successor's effort to establish an independent, civilian-based review board to oversee the police department. In a robocall blasted to...

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Surfing surgeon remembered as rare inspiration

SEAL BEACH – Before a crowd of 300 grieving co-workers, friends and former patients, Dr. Jack Chen's wife told a story familiar to many in the crowd. He chose his name at 8 years old, during the plane...

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Lake Forest to consider hiring lobbyist, grant writer

LAKE FOREST – The City Council directed staff Tuesday to put together a request for proposal for lobbying and grant writing services.Mayor Scott Voigts, who suggested the council consider the idea,...

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Joseph Perkins: Buyer's remorse over medical device tax

The medical device industry suddenly finds itself condemned to least-favored industry status on the editorial pages of both the New York Times and the Washington Post. Its unpardonable sin? Daring to...

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Councilman shelves idea of moving administrative decisions to council

LAKE FOREST – Councilman Adam Nick Tuesday tabled a discussion he had proposed on moving some decisions made by city administrators to the City Council level.He said the idea, intended to increase...

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Lake Forest rejects wheelchair ramp bids

LAKE FOREST – The city has rejected six bids submitted for an access ramp improvement project because they were too pricy.The bids submitted for the project, which would upgrade 48 existing...

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Lake Forest renews playground inspection contract

LAKE FOREST – The City Council renewed a contract with Rancho Santa Margarita-based company Playground Safety Analysts to continue providing playground safety inspections and repairs at city...

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New stores coming to Rancho

Six new businesses are expected to open over the next few months.MIZU SUSHI BAR & GRILLThe restaurant offers sushi and Korean barbecue. The target opening date is Aug. 1 in the former BallPark...

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Charles Krauthammer: The trigger and the poison pill

Is a bipartisan immigration deal at hand? It's close. Last week, the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce worked out a guest-worker compromise that allows in foreign workers on a sliding scale of 20,000...

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Dunn: Youth track meet reminds of former Newport-Mesa great

Like father, like son. One of the best storylines heading into today's City of Newport Beach/Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa Frank E. Anderson Memorial Track Meet of Champions at Corona del Mar High...

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Drayton: Newport to Cabo San Lucas race fails to gain speed

Newport to Cabo San Lucas Race, Newport Harbor Yacht Club (Offshore) This year was a really slow race to Cabo. Even the fastest finisher, the 60-foot trimaran L'Oreal, could only manage a 9.1 knot...

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