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Travel: Birds of a feather sail together on theme cruises

True to the classic TV show’s theme song, not only will “The Love Boat” soon be making another run, it also promises something for everyone. Setting a course for adventure and their minds possibly on a new romance will be thousands of superfans of the beloved series that debuted on ABC 45 years ago. From…
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No award for Heat’s Pat Riley, just a spot on the Mount Rushmore of executives

A tie for fourth place for Pat Riley in the voting released Thursday for 2022 NBA Executive of the Year did not change a more significant reality in the eyes of Heat coach Erik Spoelstra. “I mean Pat is on the Mount Rushmore of executives,” Spoelstra said ahead of his team’s Game 6 against the…
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Disneyland teases return of Red Car Trolley this summer

The Red Car Trolley that added an essential burst of kinetic energy to Buena Vista Street and a nostalgic nod to the entry esplanade’s 1920s Los Angeles theme will soon be returning to Disney California Adventure after a three-year absence. Disneyland teased a summer return of the Red Car Trolley to Disney California Adventure’s Buena…
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Cooking with Judy: Wednesdays are fresh eating in Fullerton

Fun fact: Did you know that Fullerton’s Wednesday Farmers Market was the first one in Orange County? It opened in August of 1981. “At that time it was on Orangethorpe,” recalled Anita Moreno of JM Citrus in Riverside, who with husband Jimmy manage the market now. “People started realizing how big this trend is, and…
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Drummond: Yorba Linda starts negotiations on new policing contract

Yorba Linda’s city officials have been given approval by the City Council to begin negotiations with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department for a new five-year contract for law enforcement. While the current pact doesn’t end until June 30, 2023, Assistant City Manager Dave Christian told council members that it’s “appropriate to consider entering into a…
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Blackouts are on the horizon this summer

  Stock up on candles. Blackouts could hit California again this summer, reported the Sacramento Bee. Although 2021 avoided power losses, 2020 saw “two consecutive nights of rolling blackouts,” the first since the 2001 electricity crisis. This year could be as volatile. The paper quoted Mark Rothleder, senior vice president with the Independent System Operator,…
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First image of supermassive black hole at the center of Milky Way galaxy revealed

For the first time, astronomers have captured an image of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy. It’s the first direct observation confirming the presence of the black hole, known as Sagittarius A*, as the beating heart of the Milky Way. Black holes don’t emit light, but the image shows the shadow…
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Alexander: Should the NCAA recuse itself from college football?

It should be no secret that in college sports, football drives the bus. At most schools that participate, and virtually all Power Five conference institutions, it is the sport that uses the most resources but brings in the most revenue from gate receipts, media rights, merchandising and sponsorships. It is the most high-profile sport, the…
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Arizona executes college student’s killer; in final words he calls it ‘really funny’

FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) — An Arizona man convicted of killing a college student in 1978 was put to death Wednesday after a nearly eight-year hiatus in the state’s use of the death penalty brought on by a nearly two-hour execution that critics say was botched. Clarence Dixon, 66, died by lethal injection at the state…
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Yankees think Luis Gil ready to pitch in despite season’s early struggles in Triple-A

CHICAGO — Luis Gil arrived before he was ready. The 23-year-old right-hander was rushed to the majors last season before the development he needed in the minors was finished. With the Yankees going through health issues and a COVID outbreak, Gil was rushed into service — and he held his own for the most part.…
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