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A water polo weekend to remember
Some of the best water polo players in the world are coming to Newport Harbor High next weekend. With the weeks dwindling until the London Olympics, the Newport Beach Water Polo club is working on making it into a Memorial Day weekend to remember. The...Tags: Sports, Memorial Day, Water Polo, Holidays, Polo
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Jean Kehlet Rosso
IN MEMORIUM Jean Kehlet Rosso Born August 19,1920 Died April 9, 2012 Jean is survived by her husband Ray Rosso, her children, David, Bob (Kate), and Tina, her grandchildren, Jessica, Ken, Ben, Kate, and Stephen, and three great grandchildren who...
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Mesa Musings: My thanks to editors for three years of columns
Three years ago this week I became a weekly columnist for my hometown newspaper, the Daily Pilot. It was a dream come true. I'd recently retired after 37 years as director of community relations at Orange Coast College. I'd been an avid Pilot reader...Tags: College Sports, High Schools, Education, Newspaper and Magazine, U.S. Army
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Wisconsin governor to visit Newport Beach
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, hero to small-government conservatives and villain to organized labor, is stopping by conservative bastion Newport Beach on Thursday while he visits Southern California for the Rose Bowl game. In any other year, the...Tags: Politics, Local Elections, Labor Legislation, Employees, Republican Party
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Mesa Musings: Rose Bowl memories
The Rose Bowl Game has long been one of my favorite annual sporting events. I watched my first televised Rose Bowl on Jan. 2, 1956. I was 10 –- almost 11 –- and Michigan State defeated UCLA, 17-14. I remember my uncle from Seattle coming...Tags: Television, Washington Huskies, College Football, UCLA Bruins, USC Trojans
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Steinberg: Huge week for SoCal
There is a theory that God created the concept of time so everything wouldn't happen at once, but the dizzying pace of announcements regarding the Southern California sports scene last week defied that principle. A series of events altered the...Tags: College Sports, Dwight Howard, Atlanta Falcons, Arte Moreno, David Stern
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Apodaca: A Bruins fan in Newport is something of a Trojan horse
We've been lying low at my house, nursing our bitterness, and indulging in theatrical self-torment as we try to assuage our battered egos. We are UCLA fans. It's not easy being one these days, not since last weekend's shellacking of the Bruin...Tags: College Sports, Matt Barkley, National Collegiate Athletic Association, College Football, UCLA Bruins
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CdM girls take fourth
The Corona del Mar Aquatics 14U girls' team finished fourth in the platinum division of the Evan Cousineau Cup recently. CdM participated in the tournament in support of the "Be A Hero, Become A Donor Foundation," which is designed to promote marrow,...Tags: Water Polo, Polo, UCLA Bruins, Personal Service
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Mesa welcomes Bell
Two months ago, Nick Bell stumbled toward the brink of death.
Surgery after surgery, he lay in a hospital bed as his body continued to wither. Any thoughts of his highlights while starring as a running back at Iowa or playing for the Raiders weren't...Tags: Politics, Surgery, College Sports, Injuries and Wounds, NFL Draft
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Steinberg Says: Soccer support still small
Soccer is the world's passion. Young Europeans grow up with dreams of starring in World Cups in their heads, as do their counterparts in Africa, Asia and South America. Sell-out crowds, massive television coverage of games and media devoted to players...Tags: Mass Media, Alexi Lalas, Tony Meola, FIFA World Cup, Soccer
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Mesa Musings: Remembering the 'gem' of the Police Department
Costa Mesa has named its new police chief. I can't help but think of how fortunate we were with the selection of the city's first police chief, nearly 60 years ago. Arthur R. McKenzie was his name. He was quite a guy. Art was affable, good-natured...Tags: Politics, Heart Attack, Physical Conditions, Human Interest, Elections
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Michaelsen a hit for Tars
Sierra Michaelsen took up kenpo-style karate in October.
She's an orange belt. But her time in the dojo is currently on hiatus as she focuses on a more pressing matter, her senior year for the Newport Harbor High girls' lacrosse team.
"Right before...Tags: College Sports, Education, Sports, Colleges and Universities, Karate
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