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Republicans fault Assembly endorsement by Teachers Association of Long Beach
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LONG BEACH - The Republican Party may not be the third wheel in
the 54th Assembly District race - that designation generally goes
to, of course, third parties, but the local GOP does feel snubbed by
the Teachers Association of Long Beach.
Forget the general assumption by some political pundits that the
heavily Democratic 54th District -- which includes most of Long
Beach, four cities on the Palos Verdes Peninsula and a few other
surrounding communities -- is likely to stay in the Demo...
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; Palos Verdes High, the sequel EDUCATION: More than a decade after closing, Peninsula school will re-open Tuesday for 480 students. Just four days before the start of school, the campus off Cloyden Road in Palos Verdes Estates buzzed with painters putting last- minute touches on freshly coated
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Palos Verdes earns league title outright
Daily Breeze
; One of the goals the Palos Verdes boys soccer team had for its first season in the Bay League was to begin its Bay League record with an outright championship. "Shared" is a dirty word around Palos Verdes, which shared a CIF Southern Section championship last year. Though host Palos Verdes had to
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Palos Verdes on top of hill
Daily Breeze
; If Palos Verdes had been seeking some sort of validation as a rising program, it might have found it in a monumental 6-3 Bay League victory at Peninsula on Wednesday. Not only did Palos Verdes bring down the three-time defending league champion while remaining in position to challenge Mira Costa
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Palos Verdes makes impact
Daily Breeze
; Palos Verdes continued to establish itself in its first Bay League boys soccer season by defeating host West Torrance, 3-0, Friday. Palos Verdes (16-2-2, 4-0) extended its unbeaten streak to 10 matches. Though West (13-5-4, 1-2-1) played without its two best players, forward Tyler Krumpe and
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BOYS' SOCCER: SAUGUS THROWN FOR LOSS THROW-INS LEAD TO COSTLY GOALS PALOS VERDES 4, SAUGUS 3.(Sports)
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
; Byline: JOHN KLIMA Staff Writer Palos Verdes makes no apologies for its style of soccer, which relies on scrounging for goals, then playing stingy defense to hold onto the lead. Though it doesn't amount to extreme offense, it does amount to enough to win. Palos Verdes, which tied for the CIF
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