Giant RV, a dealership selling new and used travel trailers and motorhomes, had its conditional use permit approved by the Planning Commission on Wednesday night, paving the way for its eventual opening at the former Gemco site.
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PIH Health and Kaiser Permanente honored for collaborative work to combat obesity.
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Are you among the 18 million adult Americans who have sleep apnea? Most don’t know they have the sleep disorder, let alone that it can lead to having a stroke. or many other life-threatening health challenges.
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Last week I noticed the six trees on Horley Avenue behind Griffiths Middle School were marked with an “X” and the letters “USA”; I wasn’t quite sure what that meant. I noticed Saturday afternoon that the trees were tagged with “No Parking” signs, so I took a closer look.
Much to my daughter’s and my disappointment, the trees were tagged for removal on Monday morning. This was very upsetting and concerning to us.
Norwalk city officials and law enforcement are scrambling to put an end to a recent rash of violent crimes that has plagued the city over the last week.
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Norwalk High School was recently recognized with a six-year accreditation – the highest accreditation possible. Norwalk High’s high marks follow John Glenn High School, which also received six-year accreditation in 2012.
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Habitat for Humanity plans to build seven new townhomes in Downey exclusively for low-income, first-time homebuyers. Each of the townhomes will be three bedrooms, two-baths, with 1,215 square feet of living space. A two-car garage will be attached to each unit.
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Teens are invited to participate in a Mario Kart gaming tournament being held at Downey High School's Aquatic Center on Friday, July 31, from 6:30-8 p.m.
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Anthony Ayala held his breath as he strode onto the Main Stage of the sold-out auditorium in Lincoln, Nebraska, facing the International Thespian Festival judging panel and ready to deliver two short monologues, each evoking both laughter and pathos. These were the finals and the recent Santa Fe High graduate was nervous. One judge noticed and immediately deducted a point.
Ayalya quickly recovered, mesmerizing the crowd and judges alike with a near-perfect performance.
When World War II ended, my mother and my siblings and I were reunited with my dad. He was in Bandung in a camp. They let us live in a big house right next to his camp. Many of the men stayed in the camp because there was nowhere for them to go. I was six years old when the war started for us, and now I was nine. My parents had eight children, and we all survived.
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