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'Damngorgeous: Millard Sheets and His Southern California Legacy' at Oceanside Museum of Art
Millard Sheets was an artist, so it's somewhat ironic to wish that an exhibition dedicated to the man focused a little less on his art. There are a handful of gems among the 40-plus watercolors, oils, drawings and prints on view at the Oceanside Museum of...Tags: Arts, New York, World War II, Oceanside (San Diego, California), Los Angeles
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Quick view: "Super-Manny"
THE SHOW "Super-Manny" WHEN|WHERE Tomorrow at 9 p.m. on ABC/7 THE DEAL From the producers of "Supernanny" (surprise!) comes this special, which may become a series. Chicago child therapist Mike Ruggles channels his inner Jo Frost as he tries his hand at...Tags: Family
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San Diego County shaken by 4.1 earthquake
The Associated PressA moderate earthquake struck early Monday in a remote area of the Cleveland National Forest in northern San Diego County. There were no reports of damage or injury. The magnitude-4.1 temblor struck at 4:35 a.m. about 10 miles north of the Palomar...Tags: San Diego County, Pasadena (Los Angeles, California), Palm Desert, Earthquakes, Forestry and Timber
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Downey Savings, PFF Bank seized by federal regulators
Federal regulators seized Downey Savings & Loan and PFF Bank & Trust late Friday, saying hundreds of millions of dollars in bad loans from the housing bubble had rendered the Southern California banking fixtures unsound.
The banks' branches will continue...Tags: Business Bank Corporation, Washington Mutual Inc., Valley Bank, US Bancorp (Delaware), Pasadena (Los Angeles, California)
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Chicago therapist becomes 'Super-Manny'
Tribune reporterAt 6 feet 2 inches and 220 pounds, with a shaved head and stubble on his chin, Mike Ruggles looks more like an extra in a prison movie than America's newest celebrity nanny. But look again. Ruggles, 40, a child therapist from Chicago, beat out 5,000 men...Tags: Supernanny (tv program), Family, California
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Owner of motor home where body was found is charged with murder
Orange County prosecutors filed murder charges Thursday against a man who owned a motor home where a woman's body was found in the freezer. The badly decomposed body was found Tuesday in the abandoned motor home after it had been towed from Capistrano...Tags: Electrical Appliance, Political Systems, Orange County Sheriff's Office, Employees, Dana Point
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Tips to make your budget go farther for less
When the world went to financial hell in a handbasket in the Great Depression, people went to the movies. Today they go to Montana or maybe even Mongolia. But if your 401(k) just did a swan dive -- and whose didn't? -- you may be considering putting your...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Montana, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Rooms and Sublets
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In conservative Temecula and Murrieta, McCain and Prop. 8 rule the day
Most of California was solid Obama territory Tuesday, but a swath of southwestern Riverside County remained resolutely in the red. That was apparent in a garage polling station on Calle Katerine in Temecula where a bowl of candy and religious tracts...Tags: Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups, Family, California, Laws
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Cheese and wine tasting at Foundry on Melrose
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Cheese and wine tasting:
Andrew Steiner of Andrew's Cheese Shop hosts; the Foundry on Melrose's Julie Christen suggests pairings with wines. 7 p.m., the Foundry on Melrose, 7465 Melrose Ave., L.A., (323) 651-0915, reservations recommended. www....Tags: Beverage Industry, Orthodoxy, Festive Event, Melrose, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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Army Spc. Mary Jane Jaenichen, 20, Temecula; military police officer dies of noncombat-related injury
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMary Jane Jaenichen served for four years in the Marine Corps ROTC at El Camino High School in Oceanside. She loved the beach and hanging out with friends but, especially, she loved the drill team. When instructors yelled questions and the team shouted...Tags: Armed Forces, Injuries, Defense, Police, Santa Ana
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