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Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Irvine, Huntington Beach, Balboa Island and Newport Beach.
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The inaugural Roy Emerson Tennis Classic was based at Palisades Tennis Club, with matches held at Costa Mesa Tennis Center, Mesa Verde Country Club and Newport Beach Tennis Club.
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English is weird. Punctuation is weird. And if you’re not careful with both, you can write something weird when you don’t mean to.
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The steady loss of public school students is putting Santa Ana Unified, and most districts throughout California, in a tough place financially.
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Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Huntington Beach and Newport Beach.
Anne and John Wortmann received the Good Sea Scout Award at the recent All Hands on Deck celebration. This weekend, the annual Roy Emerson Tennis Classic is raising funds for SOY.
Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Huntington Beach urging their city’s voters to vote “yes” on Measures A and B on the June ballot.
Wallace “Wally” Ziegler was an Army medic in the Vietnam War. The Laguna Beach local is one of those who survived to tell us their stories — the ones who can truly understand and appreciate the sacrifices made.
Daily Pilot and TimesOC readers share their thoughts about the upcoming special elections in Newport Beach and Huntington Beach.
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Grammar expert June Casagrande talks about dictionary changes and agonizing over verb tenses.
Balboa Island Museum hosts an exhibit of memorabilia from Bob’s Big Boy diner, founded by Bob Wian, a Los Angeles area resident who had a Newport Beach home.
Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Huntington Beach and Newport Beach.
By all accounts it was a happy day at San Miguel Park in Newport Beach when, late last month, the city dedicated its first playground designed to be accessible to people of all ability levels.
Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach.
The word ‘belie’ is confusing in both meaning and spelling, but was once popular in writing from the 1800s.
Letters to the editor of the Daily Pilot, this week from writers in Corona del Mar, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach and Newport Beach.
