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Mexico: St. Anthony's Chapel to celebrate 100 years
Desperate to find your great-grandmother’s wedding ring -- the one you lost while cleaning house one day? You might try asking St. Anthony, the patron saint of lost items, to help. Or take your plea one step further and visit the good friar&...Tags: Mexico, Ceremonies, Volcanoes, Arts and Culture, Culture
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The fantastical hats of Dr. Seuss set to land at Laguna Beach
A traveling selection of hats, helmets, bonnets and caps once owned by Dr. Seuss makes a SoCal stop at a Laguna Beach art gallery on Friday. Photo Gallery: 7 things you didn't know about Dr. Seuss The touring "Hats Off to Dr. Seuss!" exhibit is part...
Tags: Caves and Caverns, Artists, Arts, Arts and Culture, New York Public Library
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Alert Level Raised for Volcano near Cold Bay
Channel 2 NewsThe Alaska Volcano Observatory has raised the alert level of an Alaska Peninsula volcano near the village of Cold Bay, in response to seismic readings and heat spikes. In a Monday statement, AVO officials say the Pavlof Volcano’s alert level is...Tags: Volcanoes
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Budget Cuts Threaten Real-Time Tracking Of Active Alaska Volcanoes
Channel 2 NewsSome volcanoes here in Alaska have been rumbling lately, but federal budget cuts may mean less real-time monitoring of those eruptions. Since 2008, the Alaska Volcano Observatory’s budget has been cut nearly in half, from 8-million dollars to just...Tags: U.S. Geological Survey, Volcanic Eruptions, Science and Technology, Volcanoes, Budgets and Budgeting
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Girl Scouts visit Pa. caverns to learn about water conservation
On May 4 and 5, Erika Escalante, Rachel Hebb and Kate Whaley, members of Girl Scout Troop 40790, visited Lincoln Caverns in Huntingdon, Pa., and participated in a two-day workshop to earn their WOW! (Wonders of Water) Journey award. The girls learned...
Tags: Caves and Caverns
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School district accepts $100,000 from city
The Newport-Mesa Unified School District on Tuesday night accepted the first installment in a grant program from the city of Costa Mesa that could add up to half a million dollars over five years. The city approved a $100,000 grant in February that will...Tags: Softball, Soccer, Baseball, Sports, Government Aid
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Climate change may be baring Mount Everest
A warming climate is melting the glaciers of Mount Everest, shrinking the frozen cloak of Earth’s highest peak by 13% in the last 50 years, researchers have found. Rocks and natural debris previously covered by snow are appearing now as the snow...
Tags: Glaciers, Environmental Issues, Global Change, Ecosystems, Science and Technology
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Baseball: Southern Section playoff pairings
Varsity Times InsiderBASEBALL SOUTHERN SECTION DIVISION 1 Wild-card games, Tuesday, 3:15 p.m. A--Huntington Beach at King B--Simi Valley at El Modena C--Riverside North at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame D--Servite at Thousand Oaks E--Westlake at Valencia F--Mission Viejo at Santa... -
Golf: Rio Mesa's Kyle McLay wins playoff to top Northern individual regional
Varsity Times InsiderKyle McLay of Rio Mesa was one of four golfers who shot a round of 72, but he ended up No. 1 after a playoff at Monday's Northern individual regional qualifying tournament at Riva Ridge Golf Course. All players who...... -
A double tragedy in La Mesa: Boy whose sister drowned also dies
A 2-year-old died Monday night after he was pulled out of a backyard swimming pool in La Mesa, San Diego County sheriff's officials announced Tuesday. His 1-year-old sister was also pulled from a pool in the same incident and was pronounced dead Monday....
Tags: Swimming, Hospitals and Clinics, Sports, Mountains
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Tea Party objects to proposed college-union pact
The Newport Mesa Tea Party announced Tuesday that it objects to the possibility of an overarching agreement between the Coast Community College District and local unions that could govern hiring on almost $700 million in construction work. The district'...Tags: Mountains
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World watch
Guatemala: Because of the escalating violence of anti-mining protests in the southeast, the government has declared a state of emergency in parts of Santa Rosa and Jalapa states, about 40 miles from Guatemala City. Troops have been dispatched to the towns...
Tags: Rome (Italy), Volcanic Eruptions, U.S. Department of State, Egypt, Volcanoes
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