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Residents should not be compelled to spend tens of thousands of dollars because others prefer a better view.
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Pay increases, surfboards, construction zone and an error — our readers have plenty to say this week
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Statistics show that parents are keen to enroll their children in transitional kindergarten programs
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Dotty Dozal, a Huntington Beach resident who for almost 30 years as a certified drug and alcohol counselor prior to her retirement, was feted by Costa Mesa-based New Directions for Women during its recent fundraiser.
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Readers this week discuss the impacts of Huntington Beach’s Surf Museum on the local library and point out an unfortunate photo error.
I set a trap to test my new AI software. It failed.
Orange County’s new homes are rising on parking lots and dead malls, not in anyone’s neighborhood
Illegal street dumping, undergrounding and the Huntington Beach councils are major concerns for readers this week.
Dotty Dozal, a Huntington Beach resident who for almost 30 years as a certified drug and alcohol counselor prior to her retirement, was feted by Costa Mesa-based New Directions for Women during its recent fundraiser.
We need to fight back against predatory companies targeting youngsters with social media’s addictive design features.
Readers’ thoughts on H.B.’s Surfing Museum and Butch Twinning’s apology.
The position of ‘only’ in standard spoken English is not fixed.
Dotty Dozal, a Huntington Beach resident who for almost 30 years as a certified drug and alcohol counselor prior to her retirement, was feted by Costa Mesa-based New Directions for Women during its recent fundraiser.
When a hymn hits a sour note, grammatically speaking, can the singer substitute the pronoun she prefers? Our grammar expert is on her side, technically, but does not advise belting out the wrong words to a lyric.
Surf City needs a stand-out surf museum but at a fair price. Two readers call out Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Butch Twining’s profane language when he confronted protesters.
Although the UC system dropped the SAT/ACT requirements six years ago, some educators have pushed for the return of the standardized test, but the columnist argues that new, more appropriate tests need to be written.
