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Irish PM has COVID, President Biden changes plans for St. Patrick’s Day

By Zeke Miller and Lisa Mascaro | Associated Press WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden met virtually Thursday with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin after the visiting leader’s positive test for COVID-19 scrambled plans to mark St. Patrick’s Day at the White House. “I’m really deeply sorry for the inconvenience that we have to meet virtually…
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Cooking with Judy: A chocolate dessert that wows without a lot of cooking

I don’t consider myself a competitive person, but when Victoria Levin of Anaheim and I tied for first place in a cooking contest a few years back, I had to get her recipe. I’ve been getting “wows” for it ever since. The occasion was a Chocolate Fantasy luncheon held at Temple Beth Tikvah in Fullerton,…
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California skating star, father targeted in Chinese spy case around Beijing Olympics

By SALLY HO | Associated Press U.S. Olympic figure skater Alysa Liu and her father Arthur Liu – a former political refugee – were among those targeted in a spying operation that the Justice Department alleges was ordered by the Chinese government, the elder Liu said late Wednesday. Arthur Liu of Richmond, California, told The…
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Angels and reliever Archie Bradley reportedly agree to deal

TEMPE, Ariz. — The Angels are getting some relief help. Archie Bradley agreed to terms on a one-year, $3.75-million deal with the Angels, according to multiple reports Thursday. The team has not confirmed the deal, which would bring a consistent relief pitcher to the back end of the Angels bullpen. Bradley, 29, posted a 3.71…
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Critic’s Notebook: Is dry-aged fish the next big thing on restaurant menus?

It’s hard to recall a better piece of fish lately than the roasted sea bass at Detention, the restaurant formerly known as Playground in downtown Santa Ana. The skin is crisp and delicate, like a micro layer of chicharron. The flesh underneath feels supple and fatty, it’s flavor unexpectedly mild but also beautifully focused. And…
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Anaheim briefs: Run or walk to help Alzheimer’s disease programs

Alzheimers’ Orange County presents its  Walk4ALZ and Run4ALZ on Saturday, March 19. The events return in-person to Angel Stadium of Anaheim with the goal of generating much-needed awareness and funds for the group’s programs addressing Alzheimer’s disease. There is a $30 registration fee for runners and no cost for walkers. Vendors will be onsite with…
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Legendary Disneyland cast member Maynard Smith to retire

Legendary Disneyland cast member Maynard Smith has announced his retirement, after 28 years working attractions including the Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise and more. He has become well known over the years for his comic impressions and antics, to the point that sometimes visitors seek him out at whichever post he happens to be working. In…
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Horse racing notes: Hronis Racing knows Edgeway is a special mare

SANTA ANITA LEADERS (Through Thursday) JOCKEYS / WINS Flavien Prat / 67 Juan Hernandez / 37 John Velazquez / 29 Diego Herrera / 27 Abel Cedillo / 21 TRAINERS / WINS Philip D’Amato / 27 Bob Baffert / 25 Doug O’Neill / 23 John Sadler / 17 Richard Baltas / 16 WEEKEND STAKES AT SANTA…
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Student documentary on Latinos’ pandemic challenges up for college TV award

A documentary created by 12 Cal State Fullerton broadcast journalism students who produce the Spanish Language newscast “Al Día,” has once again been nominated for the collegiate version of an Emmy Award. The Television Academy Foundation’s annual College Television Awards recognizes the best student-produced programs from colleges and universities around the country. Al Día’s Spanish…
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Texas crash victims linked by faith, love of golf

By JAMIE STENGLE, SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN and CEDAR ATTANASIO HOBBS, N.M. (AP) — Laci Stone had a special request for her mother. The 18-year-old wanted to get tiny matching heart tattoos before leaving her Texas hometown and returning to New Mexico to finish out her freshman year at the University of the Southwest. She begged…
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