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I.M. Pei, acclaimed Chinese American architect, dies at 102

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I.M. Pei was fascinated with the geometric swoops and dips of the buildings in Guangzhou, the bustling seaport near Hong Kong, and became enamored with the avant-garde architecture and towering skyscrapers he saw as a youth. He was equally fascinated with the kings, presidents and autocrats who…

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Polynesian music, dance and culture will be celebrated in San Clemente

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Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 25, when The Hawaiian Surf Club of San Onofre will host its 29th anniversary Polynesian Festival & Luau Feast at San Clemente’s Community Center. Guests will be greeted with Polynesian music, art, dance, food, and culture. Vendors promoting beach lifestyle clothing, jewelry, crafts and assorted Polynesian curios will exhibit…

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LAX pedestrian bridge demolition is extended, causing delays

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LOS ANGELES — Construction crews at Los Angeles International Airport Thursday began demolishing the pedestrian bridge connecting Terminal 6 to Parking Structure 6. Today’s construction work was set for 2 to 3:30 a.m., but airport officials announced about 3:30 a.m. that work on the project would be extended until 4:30 a.m. “Guests coming to LAX…

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Bob Hawke, former prime minister of Australia, dies at 89

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Bob Hawke, Australia’s longest-serving Labor Party prime minister, whose charisma and powers of persuasion earned him near-folk hero status among many Australians, died on Thursday, his wife said. He was 89. The former union leader dedicated much of his political career to trade union issues, and…