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Just Like Heaven set times: M.I.A., Interpol, Modest Mouse and more play Pasadena festival

Goldenvoice’s indie rock Just Like Heaven Fest is back in 2022, and it has moved from Queen Mary Park in Long Beach to Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena where festival promoters have held other events, including last weekend’s two-day Cruel World Festival. Just Like Heaven is a single-day fest featuring performances by Interpol,…
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Chicago Bears employees and forest preserves volunteers unite to battle invasive plant: ‘Buckthorn is a jerk’

Chicago Bears employees set out last week to tackle an opponent. However, it had nothing to do with the Green Bay Packers. Instead, the enemy on Friday was an invasive species, infamous for damaging plants. Following up on a March announcement of a pilot project between the Bears and the Lake County Forest Preserves aimed…
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Mammoth Mountain extends ski season into June

Not yet ready to put the snow gear away? Summer might be around the corner in Southern California, but the snow on some slopes is still good enough to keep lifts going a while longer. Mammoth Mountain announced on Monday, May 16, the resort is extending its ski season into June following a series of…
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Daytona Beach Mainland 2024 safety Zay Mincey offered by UCF

The last few players rom Daytona Beach Mainland High to play for UCF turned out to be quite productive. Knights coaches are hoping 2024 safety Zavier ‘Zay’ Mincey is next. Mincey was offered a scholarship by UCF on Tuesday, one of numerous offers the big defensive back — 6-foot-3, 190 pounds — has picked up…
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Former Orioles great Adam Jones hints playing career might be over: ‘A hell of a run’

Former Orioles outfielder Adam Jones didn’t entirely shut the door on his playing career. But in an article for The Players’ Tribune, Jones hinted at his time playing baseball reaching an end, reminiscing on his time in Japan as the “perfect sendoff.” “I feel incredibly lucky,” Jones wrote. “I gave every day my all. And…
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Lawmaker at UFO hearing: ‘Unidentified aerial phenomena are a potential national security threat’

Key lawmakers warned at a House hearing on Tuesday that unidentified aerial phenomena — popularly known as UFOs — must be investigated and taken seriously as a potential threat to national security. The event marked the first congressional public hearing on UFOs in decades, a high-profile moment for a controversial topic that has long been…
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Josh Donaldson managing rest to continue putting up big numbers

BALTIMORE — Josh Donaldson feels it. The 36-year-old third baseman recognizes that it takes time for him to work his way into his swing. He understands that, now in his 12th year in the big leagues, he has to balance his career with rest to stay healthy. In the last five games, it seems like…
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Mike McDaniel not opposed to Tyreek Hill-Jaylen Waddle race, announces Dolphins will have joint practices with Eagles

New Miami Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel offered his thoughts on a number of offseason topics surrounding his team on Tuesday, the first day of organized team activities open to the media: Possibly the hottest Dolphins offseason topic is the impending race between speedsters Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle that Hill challenged Waddle to at his…
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Jacob deGrom continuing to heal from scapula injury

Jacob deGrom has continued to heal from his latest injury. On Tuesday, the Mets announced their injured ace had more imaging done on Monday, which showed continued healing in the scapula. As a result, deGrom will also continue his throwing program, to build distance and velocity. The team said it would continue to provide further…
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Dogs pair with school police to support students’ mental health in Garden Grove Unified

Kids and dogs. They just go together. Usually, though, not at school. But in Garden Grove Unified, administrators and local police are bringing trained support dogs onto campuses to help students facing stress or even trauma. The dogs – Misha and Nellie – were introduced Monday, May 16, at Mitchell Elementary in Garden Grove during…
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