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Winery touts social aspect of the business
NEWPORT BEACH — Local boutique winery owner Gus DeFalco's low-cost wines have something in common with the big-dollar bottles produced in California's established wine-making regions: the same grapes. DeFalco owns Orange Coast Winery, which...Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Lodi (San Joaquin, California), Alcoholic Beverages, Homes, Bars and Clubs
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Father's Day dining guide 2011
Daily DishEvery May, moms are showered with Champagne brunches. Once Father's Day rolls around, dads should get to indulge gastronomically too, and we're not talking chocolate-covered strawberries. Sure, golf, a Dodgers game, a hike, even fishing are all nice... -
Rare June storm could bring rain to L.A. on Sunday
L.A. NOWA rare, unseasonably strong June storm sweeping over Northern and Central California could lead to a 20% chance of rain in Los Angeles on Sunday, the National Weather Service said. The southern edge of the storm is expected to head...... -
Edward Cumming Named To Hartt School Post
The Hartford CourantEdward Cumming, outgoing music director of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, is sticking around town. Cumming is the new associate professor of conducting and director of orchestral activities at The Hartt School at the University of Hartford. During...Tags: Human Interest, Los Angeles, Colleges and Universities, University of Hartford, Harvard University
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Helen Marie Hanson
Helen Marie Hanson (Yerkes) was escorted home to Jesus by the angels she always loved. She was born in Jerome, Idaho, April 14, 1919. She was preceded in death by her husband of over 50 years, Victor F. Hanson, and her son Harry H. Hanson of Bremerton,...Tags: California, Washington (U.S. state), Idaho, Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
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Live review: Buffalo Springfield finds that old spark at the Wiltern
Pop & Hiss"I usually have something clever to say," Neil Young told the audience between songs Saturday night at the Wiltern theater. "But not tonight -- we're too close to home." The occasion was the first L.A. concert in more than 40...... -
Environmental groups want ships to slow down to avoid killing and injuring whales
L.A. NOWA coalition of environmental groups is asking the federal government to require ships traveling though California’s marine sanctuaries to slow down to avoid fatal collisions with whales, a problem that they say has climbed to “unsustainable... -
Summer at home: Getting a warm-weather place nearby. Very nearby
If you won't be rocking in your hammock in the Hamptons this summer or diving from your dock in Harbor Springs, how about taking a holiday in your head? That's the advice we got when we asked lifestyle wizard Carolyn Espley Miller, creator of the award-...Tags: Rumer Godden, Bryan Ferry, Travel, Personal Service, The Beach Boys
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Architecture review: David Bury's new Libbey Bowl
Culture MonsterIf you were familiar with the experimental, risk-taking reputation of the Ojai Music Festival but didn't know much about the town where it is held every June, you might assume that the festival's rebuilt performance space, known as Libbey Bowl,...... -
Angels continue to emphasize college players in draft; Matt Scioscia selected Wednesday
The Fabulous ForumThe Angels continued their run on college players in the draft, using 19 of their final 20 picks on the third and final day of the draft on college or community college players Wednesday. Among the team's picks were Matt...... -
Keeping Mar Vista farmers market honest
Early on a recent morning, Diana Rodgers, manager of the Mar Vista farmers market, drove north for two days of farm visits in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, including to three berry growers in Nipomo. When she arrived, the farms offered gorgeous...Tags: Human Interest, Science and Technology, Public Employees, Torrance, Government
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Janet Adams Johnson
Janet Adams Johnson
June 24, 1929 – June 4, 2011
Janet Adams Johnson was born June 24, 1929 in Elymer, Canada, the daughter of Margaret Jones Adams and Richard Jones. She spent the first part of her childhood cared for by her grandma Blanchie...Tags: Human Interest, San Bernardino (San Bernardino, California), Colleges and Universities, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach
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