Childhood Obesity Push Across Orange County
Shelley Hoss notes grim obesity data for California youths and Orange County, linking poverty to high rates. The California Department for Public Health Advocacy reports 38 percent of mid to high schoolers overweight or obese, with 75 percent of overweight teens likely to become obese adults and 80 percent of type 2 diabetes cases tied to excess weight. Obesity costs California about 21 billion dollars annually in health and lost productivity. Local city rates show Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, and Laguna Niguel with the lowest rates, while Anaheim, Santa Ana, and Stanton have the highest and correlate with poverty. Dr Patricia Riba leads campaigns offering direct care and education to nearly 3,000 families yearly in underserved Orange County areas.
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Edwards Life Sciences
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Ucla Center For Health Policy
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Newport Beach
Laguna Niguel
Anaheim
Santa Ana
Stanton
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Patricia Riba
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Health Club
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Boys & Girls Club promotes healthy living for youth
At the Harbor Area Irvine Branch the club runs summer programs 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. to keep kids busy, fight obesity, and build social skills through active play. Weekly themes and field trips to Knott’s Berry Farm and local venues support learning, teamwork, and confidence.
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Boys & Girls Club
Scooter’s Jungle
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Boys & Girls Club Irvine Branch Promotes Triple Play Program
The Boys & Girls Club of the Harbor Area Irvine Branch invites families to call 949 551 8214 for the Triple Play Program. It offers activities from athletics to education and technology, with four basketball seasons for ages 6 12, eight games plus playoffs, and NBA jerseys. Ernest Johnson leads the Irvine branch.
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Alex Font
Kijana Reed
Emmanuel Balalacao
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Irvine
NBA
Boys & Girls Club
Digital superstate risks and anti terrorism focus
Irvine reader John Roll agrees with Mark Steyn on the need for a real anti terrorism focus over political correctness. He supports a left libertarian alliance to compel federal action, expressing broad agreement with Steyn in a June commentary.
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Mark Steyn
John Roll
Irvine
Hoffa search is grandstanding to divert real issues
William Lewis of Irvine argues the decades long Hoffa disappearance should remain unsolved as a cold case and criticizes FBI and surveillance revelations while urging focus on national security and media coverage. He claims remains won’t be found and cites a Detroit diner meeting point.
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Detroit
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Internal Revenue Service
William Lewis
Irvine
Irvine World News Staff and Contact Directory
Irvine World News lists city editor Mark Evans and Cerise Valenzuela as editors with a team including sports editor Tim Burt and writers Lauren Jow and Kim Pierceall. Paul Danison leads the team while Rob Curley handles deputy duties for community newspapers and advertising managers coordinate sales. The paper circulates Thursdays and Saturdays from the Orange County Register network.
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News City
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Ocregister.com
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Tim Burt
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Lauren Jow
Jow
Kim Pierceall
Kpierceall
Paul Danison
Pdanison
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