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    Jun 17, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  1. James Irvine Foundation rewards the innovators

    Some time next year, a seeing-eye dog may guide visitors -- even those with no vision problems -- through the galleries of the Hammer Museum in Westwood to a pre-selected painting. In San Francisco, young actors in training may be found rounding up an audience for a play staged in a bar or in the rec room of a juvenile detention facility. Visitors to a museum in Oakland may be asked to tell the curators how they'd like to interact with the art, while in downtown San Diego, they may bump into an artist completing a work in progress.
    Some time next year, a seeing-eye dog may guide visitors -- even those with no vision problems -- through the galleries of the Hammer Museum in Westwood to a pre-selected painting. In San Francisco, young actors in training may be found rounding up an...

    Tags: Arts, California, Orange County (California), Opera (genre), Prisons

  2. Jun 11, 2009 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  3. Robert R. Sprague dies at 92; former S&L industry leader, philanthropist

    Robert R. Sprague, a former Los Angeles-based leader of the savings and loan industry and a philanthropist who was a major donor to UC Irvine, has died. He was 92.
    Robert R. Sprague, a former Los Angeles-based leader of the savings and loan industry and a philanthropist who was a major donor to UC Irvine, has died. He was 92. Sprague died of cancer June 2 at his home in Corona del Mar, said his daughter, Lois M....

    Tags: Orange County (California), Los Angeles, Obituaries, Inglewood, Charity

  4. Jun 4, 2010 |Story| Coastline Pilot
  5. Groups name their picks

    Jon Coupal was among friends May 27 when he was the guest speaker at a Laguna Beach Taxpayers Assn. meeting. Coupal is the president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assn., founded by Jarvis and his wife, Estelle, to rein in property taxes in California....

    Tags: California, Orange County (California), Bars and Clubs, Regional Authority, Laguna Beach

  6. Jun 10, 2010 |Story| Daily Pilot
  7. Mayor now looks to Nov. 2

    With all precincts reporting, Costa Mesa Mayor Allan Mansoor won the Republican primary in the 68th Assembly District and, due to voter registration in the district, could very likely head to Sacramento after the November election. Because voter...

    Tags: Loretta Sanchez, California, Orange County (California), Lawyers, Regional Authority

  8. Jun 11, 2010 |Story| Daily Pilot
  9. 'A keepsake for O.C. community'

    <em style=&quot;dropcap_large">A</em> new cookbook is making mouths water throughout Orange County.
    A new cookbook is making mouths water throughout Orange County. Cleverly titled "Orange County Fare: A Culinary Journey Through the California Riviera," the tome compiled by the Newport Beach-based Junior League of Orange County boasts hundreds of...

    Tags: Book, Salads, California, Orange County (California), Benjamin Franklin

  10. Feb 25, 2010 |Story| KTLA-LTV
  11. Man Struck by Same Train Twice in 2 Weeks

    IRVINE, Calif. -- A man who had his hand severed after being dragged by a Metrolink train two weeks ago was struck again on Tuesday and lived to tell about it, authorities said.
    KTLA News
    IRVINE, Calif. -- A man who had his hand severed after being dragged by a Metrolink train two weeks ago was struck again on Tuesday and lived to tell about it, authorities said. The 57-year-old man claimed he fell from the platform onto the tracks at the...

    Tags: Orange County Sheriff's Office, Political Systems, Hospitals and Clinics, Orange County (California), KTLA

  12. Aug 19, 2010 |Story| Coastline Pilot
  13. In The Arts

    Mad Hatter party for human rights A group of Laguna businesses and residents will take part in the Orange County Chapter of Human Rights Campaign's Mad Hatter Garden Party at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at a Newport Coast estate, with Lorna Luft and Greg...

    Tags: California, Orange County (California), Vatican City, Bars and Clubs, Painting

  14. Aug 13, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  15. Market Watch: Coachella desert's Valencia Pride and Keitt mangoes have arrived

    Customers have been wondering for weeks when they'd show up, and now Wong Farms' desert mangoes, among the most exotic and eagerly sought fruits grown in California, are back at the Wednesday Santa Monica farmers market. Juicy, sweet and aromatic, they're expensive and tricky to obtain, but worth it for diehard mango lovers.
    Customers have been wondering for weeks when they'd show up, and now Wong Farms' desert mangoes, among the most exotic and eagerly sought fruits grown in California, are back at the Wednesday Santa Monica farmers market. Juicy, sweet and aromatic, they're...

    Tags: Santa Monica, Mangos, Water Supply, California, Orange County (California)

  16. Aug 24, 2010 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  17. A 'Shock Diet' is a recipe for failure

    Like many celebrities who live in the white-hot public spotlight, Jessica Simpson appears to have issues about her body. She's said before she's fine with it, but then she goes and sends out this tweet: &quot;Shocked my system with a vegan diet, special Pu-erh tea from China, and cupping since Friday!"
    The Orange County Register
    Like many celebrities who live in the white-hot public spotlight, Jessica Simpson appears to have issues about her body. She's said before she's fine with it, but then she goes and sends out this tweet: "Shocked my system with a vegan diet, special Pu-erh...

    Tags: University of California, Scott Parker, Education, Hormones and Metabolism, Physical Fitness and Exercise

  18. Sep 23, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. Federal officials struggle to maintain order at toll road hearing

    Federal officials hoping for decorum laid down the rules at the outset of Monday's public hearing on whether to build a toll road through a state park: no booing, no cheering.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
    Federal officials hoping for decorum laid down the rules at the outset of Monday's public hearing on whether to build a toll road through a state park: no booing, no cheering. The public's response: Boos and cheers reminiscent of February's raucous...

    Tags: Road Transportation, California, Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange, California), Public Officials, Orange County (California)

  20. Nov 14, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  21. Studies contradict forecast for O.C. tollway benefits

    Times Staff Writers
    New traffic studies contradict optimistic predictions that a proposed tollway through San Onofre State Beach would eliminate much of the congestion on Interstate 5 in South County. Most of I-5 in South County will be "consistently congested" at rush hour...

    Tags: Vermont, Lake Forest (Orange, California), Road Transportation, Rancho Santa Margarita (Orange, California), Orange County (California)

  22. Feb 3, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  23. What you need to know about Amtrak trains

    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    Is Amtrak growing or shrinking? It's staying about the same -- about 500 destinations in 46 states. In their 2006 annual report, the railroad's leaders counted 24.3 million annual passengers (up 12% from 2002). Amtrak ([800] 872-7245, www.amtrak.com)...

    Tags: U.S. Department of Energy, California, Orange County (California), Trips and Vacations, Los Angeles

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