201812.28
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Bravo! Neighborhoods get help with clean up, schools get help with programs

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Local volunteers help their neighbors Residents of the Anaheim’s Balsam Curtis neighborhood woke up recently to see volunteers, clad in bright orange vests, with trash pickers and bags scouring their neighborhood. Thus continued what has become a semi-annual tradition sponsored by the Anaheim Rotary Club through Anaheim Beautiful’s Adopt-A-Neighborhood program. Western High School students and…

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Too busy to eat healthfully? Try these 4 tips

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Remember when you used to have all sorts of free time to cook and prepare healthy food? No? For a lot of people, that “free time” is little more than a fantasy, and preparing healthy meals seems like a far-off dream. Even when your life is hectic, eating healthy does not have to be a…

201812.28
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EPA announces plan to roll back mercury rules in power plants

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The Trump administration quietly proposed rolling back emissions standards for coal and oil generated power plants in a move that could alter how and whether the government monitors and controls air and water pollution. The proposed ruling strikes at the economic analysis the agency uses to establish…

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Amos Oz, Israeli novelist and peace advocate, dies at 79

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Amos Oz, one of Israel’s most celebrated and prolific authors, who came to embody the young state’s literary spirit and preoccupations, died Friday in Tel Aviv. He was 79 and had been fighting cancer. His daughter, Fania Oz-Salzberger, announced his death in a tweet in which, like many Israelis,…

201812.28
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NYC utility probes electric flash that lit sky in eerie blue

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NEW YORK — Electric utility Con Edison is working to figure out what caused a high-voltage equipment failure that unleashed an otherworldly flash of bright blue light in the night sky over New York City. The event Thursday night filled social media feeds with eerie photos, questions and jokes, to the point that even the…