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Next weekend, May 18-20, in observance of Armed Forces Day, the Exchange Club of Newport Harbor will host its Third Annual Field of Honor, recognizing the service of the men
For the first time in their history, the CdM Sea Kings lacrosse squad won the Southern Section title on Saturday, coming from behind to defeat Palos Verdes High School, 7-6,
Patrick F. Cadigan, a successful tech CEO and real estate investor based in Newport Beach, has donated $27 million to construct a new alumni center at Boston College. Cadigan’s gift
Next weekend, May 18-20, in observance of Armed Forces Day, the Exchange Club of Newport
“If you can strengthen one family, you can strengthen a nation.” – Karen Olson, founder
The gardens are preparing for a busy weekend with Mother’s Day on Sunday and the
In honor of Mother’s Day, HomeAid Orange County is collecting baby essentials as part of
The school board decided on Tuesday to send a group of teachers and staff to
“Everybody knows somebody who struggles with it,” explained Jessica Edwards Skinner. “They just don’t talk
Visual and educational information about butterflies and the Back Bay will now be easier than
Sage Hill School will be making some major renovations to its track and field after
The best place to look for Claudia Schmutzler is in the back yard, but not
For the fifth year in a row, Circle 1000 raised more than $1 million to
Sage Hill School held their 11th Annual Multicultural Fair on Saturday, transforming the campus into
If we’re lucky, at some point in our lives we’ll have a mentor. A special
To my loyal readers, I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that
I would like to state the case for soup. Lately, with our cooler weather, I
Two weeks ago, I wrote about my new system of organization for the kids. I
“Mom, you are such a beast,” Payton said. “Thank you,” I beamed. Because I am
I unveiled my new plan for the kids a couple weeks ago. We had an
My friend Jean, a fellow Newport Beach native, suggested I join a group on Facebook
Charlotte turning 2 was no ordinary birthday celebration. She was born three months prematurely, weighing
I have given birth to four kids. And had I known what a pain in
Life couldn’t have been be better for Sally when last week she not only had
When I was on the Great American Field Trip, roadschooling this past fall, one of
With all of the new options of technologically advanced calendar systems, I still prefer the
Once upon a time there was a Chinese farmer who planted seeds to grow bamboo.
Looking for last minute Mother’s Day dining ideas? Several of Newport’s most classic and classy
In honor of Mother’s Day, HomeAid Orange County is collecting baby essentials as part of
The Divas of the Balboa Theater, a local support guild that has provided invaluable support
This Sunday, we recognize the women who gave us birth. We celebrate our relationships with
Special to the Indy from OCSocialScene.com As we strode on to the tarmac at Atlantic Aviation
Special to the Indy from OCSocialScene.com The Guilds of Segerstrom Center for the Arts raised
You can’t judge a film festival by its parties – or can you? The Newport
Story and photos by Lawrence Sherwin | NB Indy Americans can now travel to Havana,
Balboa Island is one of those cute, quaint communities that is often overlooked when discussing
Spring is in full swing, and with it has come the return of baseball. We
For the fifth year in a row, Circle 1000 raised more than $1 million to
“Ciao, bella,” I said to my editorial assistant, Catherine, when she arrived at the office.
For the first time in their history, the CdM Sea Kings lacrosse squad won the
Ahoy! The seas will be pleasant for ocean cruising this weekend with a 2-foot swell
The overall winner of the Ahmanson Series/NHYC Opening Day Race last weekend was Bob Kettenhoffen’s
Corona del Mar High School’s varsity boy’s lacrosse team captured its first Orange County championship
Ahoy! “Sad, very sad, that the Newport to Ensenada race had fatalities on the race
In the course of the last two weeks, we have seen two of the worst
Summer sailing is getting underway, and that means that over the next few weeks, local
Ahoy! Sad, very sad, that the Newport-to-Ensenada race had fatalities on the course. I do
Tumua Anae and John Mann have spent so many days, hours and now years in
The Newport-to-Ensenada race got underway amid beautiful blue skies and 10-knot winds that made for
Ahoy! Newport Harbor is a flurry of activity this morning as hundreds of sailors make
Sometimes ignorance is bliss! Torii Hunter is “not concerned.” GM Jerry Dipoto says, “Too early
This column is the second of a series about the candidates for the 74th Assembly
The Supreme Court just heard arguments over the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, aka
* A few last words (for a while) about my dying Angels. Here is my
How many times have you heard the story of that old car that has been
Sometimes ignorance is bliss! Torii Hunter is “not concerned.” GM Jerry Dipoto says, “Too early
OK, I admit it. I find the drama of the campaign among Leslie Daigle, Allan
By Dr. Gloria Alkire In the upcoming election there are two incumbents seeking reelection and
I watched the movie, “The Hunger Games,” last week with a little sadness. The slogan
A few years back when I retired from the active practice of medicine and felt
The political forum last week was called “Feet to the Fire,” the idea being that
Now what is the big deal over a little blue bag? What blue bag do
To paraphrase Richard Nixon, after November, you won’t have Congressman John Campbell to kick around
The school board decided on Tuesday to send a group of teachers and staff to
Visual and educational information about butterflies and the Back Bay will now be easier than
Sage Hill School will be making some major renovations to its track and field after
Sage Hill School held their 11th Annual Multicultural Fair on Saturday, transforming the campus into
Piper Evans’ parents think she’s pretty special. Her doctors do, too: 1 in 10 million
■ The local chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution is offering a scholarship to
Local middle school students will meet at Sage Hill School on Saturday for a day
Last weekend was full of school related events, both the fun and the fundraising kind.
About 800 high school students sat in complete silence and watched a grisly car crash
The Newport Beach chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution honored 125 students with outstanding
The group of school district and community members that will help choose a new superintendent
A group of Newport Harbor High School students have learned how to give back to
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Marine One, the presidential helicopter, leaves John Wayne Airport to take President Obama to LAX
Alison Fishman of OCinSite was on the scene Thursday morning as pro- and anti-Obama groups
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