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Briefs: Five Pirates honored
Sophomores Brandon Bauman and Jake Little, as well as freshman Jorge Sanchez, have been named first-team All-Orange Empire Conference in men's soccer. Sophomore Baji Chela and freshman Frankie Muñoz represent the Pirates on the second team. Bauman, a...Tags: Piracy, University of California, Los Angeles, Brigham Young Cougars, Awards and Prizes, Sports
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Commentary: Charter would not free Costa Mesa from state
Costa Mesa voters overwhelmingly voted against the proposed charter on the November 2012 ballot. However, Mayor Jim Righeimer says he will try again in the June 2014 primary election. He proposes to appoint a committee to draft a charter, which the...Tags: Primaries, Collective Contract, Career and Workplace, Wage Contract Issues, Politics
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McEvoy to gather recall signatures
A petition to recall Costa Mesa Mayor Jim Righeimer is now certified, city officials confirmed Tuesday, but the effort still has a long way to go before the question goes before voters. Schoolteacher Chris McEvoy, who unsuccessfully ran for council in...Tags: Local Government, Citizens Initiative and Recall, Local Elections, Politics
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Men's Volleyball: New era, same expectations for UCI
After winning the program's third NCAA championship in six seasons in 2012, the UC Irvine men's volleyball team said goodbye to a legendary coach who some consider the best in the business, a four-time All-American who is the school's career kills leader,...
Tags: College Sports, UC Irvine Anteaters, University of California, Santa Barbara, Brigham Young Cougars, University of California, Irvine
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Commentary: Arguments against dock fees not sound
As many residents are aware, I served on both the council ad hoc committee that reviewed tidelands rents for commercial users and the council working group that reviewed tidelands' rents for residential piers. I have been intimately involved for more than...Tags: Lobbying, Barack Obama, Economy, Business and Finance, Washington, DC, Finance
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Wu: The Taj, the dock fee and home values
Are you excited? I'm excited. Not Christmas excited. Excited because the Newport Beach City Council and the government employees who overflow the old City Hall will be moving into the largest, most egregious example of shiny government decadence and...Tags: Republican Party, Rentals, Homes, Values, Religion and Belief
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Harlan: Goodwill hunting in Costa Mesa
In every city the built environment can be read as a narrative. Spaces, places and objects dotting the physical landscape tell stories that may evolve over time, but constantly reflect a community's core values. Iconic features — such as a...Tags: Job Layoffs, Symbols and Symbolism, Local Elections, Politics
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Mailbag: Council majority made the right pick
Re. "Commentary: Council should have made Leece mayor pro tem," (Dec. 6): I've long admired Perry Valantine and his public service to Costa Mesa. But in chastising the council majority for not selecting Wendy Leece as mayor pro tem, I think he completely...Tags: Job Layoffs, Politics
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Mailbag: I disagree with commentary on C.M. charter
The first thing I do when somebody says, "I know what 'the people' want," is check my wallet and make sure my family is safe. Byron De Arakal's Dec. 2 commentary (Tags: PoliticsDec 6, 2012 |Story| Daily PilotFor The Record
Vote count: The Dec. 6 commentary "Council needed to make Leece mayor pro tem" incorrectly said the difference between the votes cast for the "3Ms" and "Top Three" groups of Costa Mesa City Council candidates was 155. In fact, the number of votes is 125.Tags: Local Elections, Politics
Dec 5, 2012 |Story| Daily PilotCommentary: Council should have made Leece mayor pro tem
Tuesday night was the Costa Mesa City Council's first meeting with the newly elected and re-elected members. In light of Measure V's sound defeat and Councilman Gary Monahan's skin-of-the-teeth re-election — not to mention the mere 125-vote...Tags: Job Layoffs, Local Elections, Politics
Dec 6, 2012 |Story| Daily PilotCommentary: Please tell us why Costa Mesa needs a charter
Re. "Commentary: Charter government suits Costa Mesa's personality," (Dec. 2): My great friend, Byron de Arakal, the man responsible for me writing my very first letter to this fine newspaper more than a decade ago, recently wrote a commentary on these...Tags: Local Government, Politics, Voting
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