Published 12:00 am PST Sunday, December 31, 2006 Story appeared in BUSINESS section, Page D1 In the boom-and-bust history of Sacramento’s growth, from Sutter’s Fort to today’s metropolitan area of nearly 2 …
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For tonight’s polite parties, local expert offers do’s and some definite don’ts. Everyone’s seen the holiday party slob or the guest who’s had too much to drink and lets everyone know about it.
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An Orange County, Calif., hospital chaplain who donated a kidney to his sister will be honored in the Rose Parade for his commitment to organ donations.
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1 Immigration The furor technically started in December 2005 when the Costa Mesa City Council voted to have city police trained for immigration enforcement, but immigration was an issue throughout 2006. Starting with the arrest of a protester at a January council meeting and ending with a federal immigration agent being placed at the city jail in December, the “I word” was never out of the local or national news for long.
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December 29, 2006 — Ernie Jones, a long-time Irvine resident, has launched a new website showcasing his artistic talent at www.erniesart.4t.com . The website offers visitors an opportunity to view original …
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WESTMINSTER, CA-Rreef has acquired a 257,674-sf industrial building near the San Diego Freeway from an East Coast-based pension fund adviser and plans to modernize the 37-year-old structure in a renovation and …
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Anybody wondering what’s next in the local coffee cafe boom might find an answer early next year, at the traffic circle in Orange.
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City worker needing time off and faced with the possibility of losing a leg is buoyed by caring Costa Mesa employees.
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A California sheriff’s lieutenant who unsuccessfully tried to unseat his sheriff in November’s election has resigned rather than take a demotion to patrolman.
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Michaela decorating her White Whitefish and Potato Knish When Michaela Rosenthal threw some leftover gefilte fish into her potato knish recipe, she never imagined it might be worth $20,000. “I didn’t want to …
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