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Corona del Mar Today: Fire chief explains fire maps
Newport Beach Fire Chief Scott Poster met with about 40 residents Wednesday evening, explaining the seemingly flip-flopping position that Corona del Mar has on state fire hazard maps. State law requires the Newport Beach City Council to adopt a Very High...Tags: Cell Phones, Explosions, Emergency Incidents, Fires, Disasters and Accidents
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City Life: Administrators shouldn't travel when schools need pencils
I recently reviewed five years of travel expenses for school Supt. Jeffrey Hubbard. Before revealing what I found, it is important you understand why I am qualified to pass judgment. Since 1983, I have attended, spoken, exhibited and organized dozens of...Tags: Hotels and Accommodations, Mountains, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Trips and Vacations, Landforms
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Council extends consultant's contract
The Costa Mesa City Council this week extended a consultant's contract to continue managing multiple city projects for a total cost of $230,000 for 16 months of work. Tamara Letourneau, a senior manager with Irvine-based Management Partners, was retained...Tags: Apple iPad
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Corona del Mar Today: Students make sugar skulls
With just a few days before Día de los Muertos, Spanish-language students spent Thursday turning a Corona del Mar High School classroom into a veritable sugar skull factory.
"You take the sugar mixture," said Ethan Wu, a first-year student, as he...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Rabies, Corona, Holidays, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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More slaying details emerge
Though his arraignment was delayed Tuesday, new details emerged about a Costa Mesa man accused of killing, decapitating and dismembering his neighbor and then shooting a friend of the victim to throw police off his tracks. Daniel Wozniak — who...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Lawyers, Justice System, Assault, Long Beach (Los Angeles, California)
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Call on death penalty to wait
Prosecutors won't decide until after a preliminary hearing whether they should seek the death penalty against a Costa Mesa actor accused of killing two Orange Coast College students, officials said Wednesday. Daniel Wozniak, 26, is charged with two...Tags: Death Penalty, Lawyers, Court Preliminary, Punishment, Armed Forces
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Cell towers get poor reception from community
CRYSTAL COVE STATE PARK — He fought powerful interests: Caltrans, Orange County, the state parks system and the Irvine Co., all in the name of ocean views.
Dale Ghere, then a high school biology teacher, spent the late 1990s eradicating a towering...Tags: Electronics, Environmental Issues, State Parks, Public Employees, San Diego County (California)
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Technology links in Fiserv customers
South Bend Tribune CorrespondentSOUTH BEND --Fiserv Inc., the giant international financial services technology company that came to South Bend with the acquisition of DataLink in 1993, has remained a leader in the rapidly evolving high-tech field. Products help banks and other lenders...Tags: Finance, Economy, Business and Finance, Fiserv Incorporated, Networking, Science and Technology
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Siemens' office space goes free range
At the end of every work day, Siemens AG employees completely clean out their work areas in the company's new offices near the University of Central Florida. Desktops have no computers or phones. Drawers have no dusty human-resources manuals. The...
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Man accused of sending naked picture to Naperville girl
TribLocal - Naperville » NewsA northwest Illinois man is facing felony charges after police said he sent nude photos of himself to a young Naperville girl he met through …... -
Southwest Baptist University men's basketball program sanctioned, coach suspended
BOLIVAR, Mo. (AP) - The NCAA has sanctioned the men's basketball team at Southwest Baptist University after an investigation found hundreds of impermissible text messages sent to prospective athletes. Penalties include one year of probation, recruiting...
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Ohio start-up to bring gigabit broadband to six U.S. communities
Gigabit Squared, a start-up based in Ohio, announced it would bring gigabit broadband speeds to six communities across the country through a new program that has secured $200 million in funding. The Gigabit Neighborhood Gateway Program will be in...
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