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All-County girls swimming and diving team: Santa Margarita’s Teagan O’Dell is OC swimmer of the year

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now The Register’s All-County girls swimming and diving team for 2022. GIRLS SWIMMER OF THE YEAR Teagan O’Dell, Santa Margarita, Fr. Santa Margarita freshman swimmer Teagan O’Dell had already impressed with her versatility before arriving at the CIF State championships in mid-May. A week…
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Monarch butterflies are emerging despite global warming, drought and wildfires

When Planaria Price learned Sunset Boulevard Nursery in Silverlake was selling native, narrow leaf milkweed, she rushed out and bought six seedlings, planting them around her home in Echo Park on Wednesday. Home gardeners just like Price are part of a loose-knit citizens brigade, adding the native weed to yards, parkways and greenbelts throughout Southern…
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Chicago White Sox place Vince Velasquez on the IL — as Dylan Cease and Kendall Graveman return from the restricted list

Vince Velasquez was in line to start Friday for the Chicago White Sox in the series opener against the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field. Instead, the right-hander was placed on the 15-day injured list with with a left groin strain. The move is retroactive to Tuesday. Sox manager Tony La Russa said the injury…
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McKeever investigation: UC Berkeley AD tells parents he shares their concerns

University of California-Berkeley athletic director Jim Knowlton, responding to widespread criticism that he and the university for years have ignored or mishandled bullying allegations against women’s swimming head coach Teri McKeever, told team parents that he and school officials shared their concerns in an email Friday obtained by the Southern California News Group. The email…
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While headlines surround Tua through Dolphins’ minicamp, the run game could be just as vital

As much hype as there is around Tua Tagovailoa and whether the Miami Dolphins quarterback’s arm strength has improved this offseason, what may be of greater importance for this offense is if new coach Mike McDaniel will transform the team’s run game. The Dolphins have been among the bottom four teams in rushing yards per…
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US adds 390,000 jobs, pointing to solid economy

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER  | Associated Press WASHINGTON — U.S. employers added 390,000 jobs in May, extending a streak of solid hiring that has bolstered an economy under pressure from high inflation and rising interest rates. Last month’s gain reflects a resilient job market that has so far shrugged off concerns that the economy will weaken…
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Brennen Davis — the top prospect in the Chicago Cubs organization — has back surgery

The back injury to Chicago Cubs top prospect Brennen Davis is more serious than initially thought. Davis had back surgery in Los Angeles Thursday, sources told the Chicago Tribune. The 22-year-old outfielder went on the Triple-A Iowa injured list May 12 after he had been bothered by low back stiffness that traces back to spring…
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7 tips for watching the return of ‘Fantasmic’ at Disneyland

“Fantasmic” has returned to Disneyland after a two-year pandemic pause and an extensive reconfiguration of the waterfront viewing area that will require first-time and longtime visitors alike to adjust their strategies for watching the venerable nighttime spectacular. Disneyland presented the return of “Fantasmic” along the Rivers of America on Thursday, June 2 as part of…
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How the Mets are approaching their big test against the Dodgers

LOS ANGELES – The Amazin’s woke up in the City of Angels on Friday morning with the second-best winning percentage (.660) in the National League, and the third-best percentage in the majors. The only NL team in front of them was their opponent this weekend: the mighty Dodgers. “That’s a team that you have to…
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Graduation 2022: Laguna Hills High celebrates

Laguna Hills High handed diplomas to its graduating class on Thursday, June 2. The commencement featured cheering families and smiling grads as the seniors marked the end of their high school careers and the beginning of their bright futures. Graduates make their way to the staging area prior to the start of the Laguna Hills…
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