World Championships Gymnastics Touches Anaheim Crowd
The Ryden family from Denver travel with their dog promoting dedication to gymnastics as they attend the World Championships in Anaheim. They paid 450 for front row seats and settle at Arrowhead Pond since opening ceremonies, while sharing views on the sport and youth burnout alongside other fans and families.
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He Rydens
Denver
al Ryden
University of Arizona
Anaheim
Charlotte Drury
Ann Drury
Charlotte
Ronda
Courtney
Aundrea Loeffelman
Nicole Hendrick
Courtney Hendrick
Ronda Hendrick
Arrowhead Pond
Police Report and Crime Calendar Highlight City This Week
The weekly police report lists notable crimes and incidents while the calendar outlines upcoming events. Safety tips appear in Ask the Chief and real estate and monitoring news are featured alongside.
Ask Dr B On Cure Rates For Pets With Cancer
Dr B notes that unlike older pet diseases like chronic kidney disease or congestive heart failure, 30 to 40 percent of pets diagnosed with cancer can be cured. He discusses treatment options and the factors influencing outcomes.
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DR. B
New Commandant Named at St Catherine's Military School
Lawrence Lundin, a retired Coast Guard lieutenant commander, becomes the new commandant at St. Catherine's Military School where he studied 34 years ago. His appointment marks a return to the school, linking past student leadership with current administration.
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Lawrence Lundin
Coast Guard
St. Catherine's Military School
California recall divisive in Anaheim City Council
Anaheim council members split on recall of Gov. Davis ahead of the Oct 7 ballot. Mayor Curt Pringle and Councilmen Tom Tait and Bob Hernandez back removing Davis, while Councilwoman Shirley McCracken wavers and Councilman Richard Chavez opposes. Pringle weighs replacement options but urges ousting the governor.
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California
Anaheim
Gray Davis
Curt Pringle
Tom Tait
Bob Hernandez
Davis
Shirley McCracken
Richard Chavez
Dais
Pringle
City Council split over state seat belt grant 3 to 2 vote
The City Council on Tuesday divided on accepting a $50,011 grant from the state Office of Traffic Safety for the California Seat Belt Compliance Campaign. The vote was 3 to 2 against accepting the grant.
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State Office of Traffic Safety
California
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