What happened on October 05, 2005

NEWS

• Jonathan Bass, a 2002 Newport Harbor High School graduate... By:

• It's a hair-raising fundraiser By: Sarah Hill

• Dreier hopes for lucky 13 By: Vince Lovato

• Send DATEBOOK items to Glendale News-Press and Leader, 111... By:

• Slam dunk deal for Globetrotters By: Mark R. Madler

• Brains of the operation By: Grant Gordon

• Reflecting on holy days By: Tania Chatila

• Ticket sours coach's mood By: Hamlet Nalbandyan

• Star power By: Jeff Tully

• The Foothill Service Club for the Blind meets from 11 a.m... By:

• Airport expands security in time for holiday rush By: Mark R. Madler

• o7The following incidents were taken from reports at the... By:

• Mean machines hit road By: Lindsay Sandham

• When to jibe and when to jive By: JUNE CASAGRANDE

• Fire doused, with caution By: Mark R. Madler

• Runs periodically in the Daily Pilot on a... By:

• DIANA Diana was a featured "Pet of the Week" in the... By:

• Descanso Gardens has... By:

• Falcons open league with win By:

• Acting to help firefighters By: Tsolik Kazandjian

• Faith in reflection By: Tania Chatila

• A solution to police By: Ron Vanderford

• Council boots two commissioners By: Fred Ortega

• Indians' trying day ends poorly By: Grant Gordon

• 'Faith' responders on the wrong path By:

• Locals find the going tough By:

• o7Here are some of the items the Glendale Unified School... By:

• Nothing new in dark tale By:

• Presenting a united front By: Fred Ortega

• o7The following information was taken from police reports... By:

• The keys to great music By: Ani Amirkhanian

• Polls not popular By: Alicia Robinson

• A lesson in when to jibe and when to jive By: JUNE CASAGRANDE

• Big or small, participants will come out to walk, run or crawl By: Tania Chatila

• Play-a-thon raises funds The Hoover High School... By:

• Businesses accept sea lion plans By: Andrew Edwards

• A fire's aftermath By: Tania Chatila and Mark R. Madler

• Bell-Jeff still not in control, 35-14 By: Shel Segal

• Castaway lease goes through By: Mark R. Madler

• Club's collection shows they care By: Sarah Hill

• Glendale no match for Arcadia By: Charles Rich

• Scott gives speech on state of California By: Vince Lovato

• Mustangs roll through Saints By: Matt Lewis

• Loretta, Padres start off on wrong foot By: Charles Rich

• Adams Avenue: A residential burglary... By:

• TODAY Golf High school girls -- Sage Hill at... By:

• Newport makes pricey list By: Andrew Edwards

• Campbell captures race By: Alicia Robinson and Michael Miller

• Kids celebrate by going clubbing By: Sarah Hill

• Scott speaks on state of state By: Vince Lovato

• Bubble that's about to pop can't hold air By: STEVE SMITH

• This blond cutie is a neutered adult shepherd mix. He is a... By:

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• Harbor claims regatta By:

• Sailors edge Warriors By:

• Richard S. Dubyn died on Sept. 29... By:

• Tars held up on home field By: Dave Thorpe

• A rightful prerogative By: Sharon Weisman

• Firefighters back from hurricane country By: Lauren Vane

• Hoag facility has a busy inaugural day By: Lindsay Sandham

• 'Faith' cast on the wrong path By:

• Here are some of the items the Burbank Unified School... By:

• Making her musical mark By: Joyce Rudolph

• Child falls in tank An 8-year-old boy was rescued... By:

• Faith brings family together By: Elia Powers

• These people have been arrested on suspicion of driving... By:

• Root weevils cause Newport quarantine By: Andrew Edwards