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Officials' pay increase sparks debate
Orange Coast College students and faculty this week questioned pay and mileage allowance increases for six top administrators across the college district amid widespread class and budgets cuts. The Coast Community College District board of trustees,...Tags: Students, Employment, Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Environmental Issues
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The Crowd: Palmer's hand in many dishes
One of America's most celebrated restaurateurs and chefs, Charlie Palmer, this week fronted a gathering of culinary critics in a private dining room of his Costa Mesa establishment at South Coast Plaza. Palmer, joining his local master of the kitchen,...
Tags: Entertainment, Entertainment Events, Human Interest, Fashion Shows, Bank of Orange County
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The Crowd: Celebrating the Year of the Dragon
Celebrating in great style the Chinese New Year 4710, the Year of the Water Dragon, hostess Elizabeth An of AnQi in South Coast Plaza invited some 50 local VIPs to a luncheon in her private dining room.
An was joined by David Grant and Werner Escher of...Tags: Turkey, The Happiest News!, CNBC (tv network), Salt, The Happiest News!
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The Crowd: Celebrating unique art for Orange County
!["On Display in Orange County: Modern and Contemporary Sculpture," an exhibition of 20th and 21st century works commissioned over a half-century by <strong>Henry T. Segerstrom</strong> and then placed on public sites to enhance the cultural equation of Orange County at large, opened last week with considerable fanfare in Costa Mesa.](http://www.dailypilot.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-12/66631439-07215315.jpg ""On Display in Orange County: Modern and Contemporary Sculpture,\" an exhibition of 20th and 21st century works commissioned over a half-century by <strong>Henry T. Segerstrom</strong> and then placed on public sites to enhance the cultural equation of Orange County at large, opened last week with considerable fanfare in Costa Mesa.")
"On Display in Orange County: Modern and Contemporary Sculpture," an exhibition of 20th and 21st century works commissioned over a half-century by Henry T. Segerstrom and then placed on public sites to enhance the cultural equation of Orange County at...Tags: Sculpture, Arts, J. Paul Getty Trust, The Getty, Isamu Noguchi
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Man, 19, held in pellet gun death of roommate, 18
OVID, Mich. (AP) — Clinton County authorities say an 18-year-old man who at first appeared to be overdosing on drugs actually was suffering from a pellet gun wound that led to his death. His 19-year-old roommate is jailed on a murder charge. Ovid... -
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One in five Californians say they need mental health care
Almost 5 million California adults say they could use help with a mental or emotional problem, according to a survey released Wednesday by researchers at UCLA. About 1 million of them meet the criteria for "serious psychological distress." However,...Tags: Mental Health, Budgets and Budgeting, Insurance, Behavioral Conditions, University of California, Los Angeles
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court
Kori J. Fowlds, 29, of 13639 387th Ave., DUI, first offense, fined $510 and sentenced to 60 days in jail with 59 days suspended. Sebastian Christopher Hoff, 21, of 708 Fourth Ave. S.W., simple assault, fined $235 and sentenced to 60 days in jail with...Tags: Ann Wilson, Punishment, Michael Allen, Watertown, Fines
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Geraldine R. Dodge poetry festival begins Thursday
Jacket CopyWhen the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival kicks off Thursday night, some in the crowd will remember that it almost didn't happen. The nation's largest all-poetry festival -- lasting four days, with almost 20,000 attendees -- was nearly a victim...... -
Mesa Musings: Sail away with his lectures
Is there a more knowledgeable sailor in our community than Dave Grant? Because this is my column, I can ask and answer my own questions. My response is, "I think not!" Now, you could hide my knowledge of sailing on the business end of a cotton swab. But...Tags: Sailing, William Bligh, Eight Rowing, Sports Illustrated, Arts and Culture
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FPPC fines Coast Community College trustee
Coast Community College District Trustee David Grant was fined $200 for not disclosing election spending before a mandatory deadline.
The Committee to Elect David Grant Trustee 2010, of which he was the treasurer, failed to disclose monies spent in a...Tags: Elections, Punishment, Newport Beach, Colleges and Universities, Fines
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Court listings
Derek Charles Hanson, 22, Britton, open container, charge dismissed; failure to renew registration during assigned month, charge dismissed; reckless driving, fined $505 and sentenced to 60 days in jail with all of the jail sentence suspended. Susan...Tags: Houston, Texas, Punishment, Crimes, Watertown
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