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What happened on August 10, 2006

SPORTS

Sickness still stopping CV's Sun By Charles Rich

The Family Man By Grant Gordon

REPORT:Hirsh leaves his mark By From Staff Reports

'Basketball is in my blood' By Edgar Melik-Stepanyan

Emmons going to Riverside By Edgar Melik-Stepanyan

CV Majors go out with a victory By Edgar Melik-Stepanyan

Long week in Irvine for Sun By Grant Gordon

SECOND STRING:What happened to hell? By GRANT GORDON

Major Softball notches first win By Grant Gordon

LOCAL

Cops keep close eye on offenders By Tania Chatila

Heiress' death treated as murder By TANIA CHATILA

Child abuser gets six years imprisonment By Tania Chatila

Police will investigate death of heiress By Tania Chatila

Body found is identified as hiker's By Tania Chatila

Parolee busted for lewd remark By Tania Chatila

NEWS

It's fun learning English By Rachel Kane

District ponders overspending By Vince Lovato

College gets $2.9 million for Latinos By Vince Lovato

Bellying up to the barre By Vince Lovato

District looks at plan for dropouts By Vince Lovato

Late, but worth the wait By Vince Lovato

Class gets hands dirty By Vince Lovato

Four-year degree now available at local college By Vince Lovato

New PTA officers, and getting ready for school By RITA PARDUE-FALLMAN

Perseverance will pay off eventually By Frank Bunkell

Teacher union needs a new vision, mission By Chuck Sambar

Some new ingredients in the Mix By Ria Isaacs

All the City Council has to do is enforce code By Susan Roberts

No eminent domain, at least for now By Tania Chatila

Condo towers plan advances By Tania Chatila

Concern for kidnapped man's safety By Tania Chatila

Council decides to tow away vehicle lot By Tania Chatila

Retail center gets approval By Ryan Carter

For history, just look down By Stephanie Park

City seeks visitor access to cemetery By Tania Chatila

Fowl play to get blame in power outage, say officials By Vince Lovato

Getting their skates on By Rachel Kane

Taking a Shakespearean acting class By Chris Wiebe

'Fred' pedalers tune into podcast By STEPHANIE PARK

A safe haven for cowboys By Chris Wiebe

Hitting a higher note By Wafiqah Basrai

Getting their 2 cents' worth By Wafiqah Basrai

Step-by-step dancing By Vince Lovato

Zoo comes to gator's aid By Jonathan Frochtzwajg

When the L.A. River was just a stream By KATHERINE YAMADA

Redemption leads one to salvation By KIMBERLIE ZAKARIAN

You'd be crazy to answer that By CHARLES UNGER

Another take on teachers' unions By DAN KIMBER

Language can unite or divide By ANI AMIRKHANIAN

OBITUARY: Former local newsman dies By Rachel Kane

OBITUARY: Well-known volunteer dies By Rachel Kane

Contestants vie for their own slice of MTV fame By Rachel Kane

Decision time for YMCA's Catalina Camp By Vince Lovato

COMMUNITY COMMENTARY:The myth of global warming By Ray Shelton

North Brand project gets ax By Tania Chatila

Maple Park plans moving forward By Tania Chatila

Splitting infinitives? Let's split By JUNE CASAGRANDE

OBITUARY: Noted city historian dead at 73 By Rachel Kane

BUSINESS

Library in line for donation By Tania Chatila

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:The Scene is the place to be seen By Rachel Kane

ENTERTAINMENT

Fresh from Nature's Pantry By Bill Scollon

A class in comedy By Joyce Rudolph

Going out on the Fringe By Wafiqah Basrai

An intriguing story By Dink O'Neal

Symphony to get new musicical leadership By Joyce Rudolph

FEATURES

Having a good time out By Rachel Kane

Milliner, singer stays busy with creativity By Rachel Kane

Fiesta raises funds for sister cities By JOYCE RUDOLPH