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🌱 Deciding DCOR’s Pipeline 0919’s Fate + Happy 113th Birthday!
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Morning, neighbors, and happy National Love Your Pet Day! It's me again, Sylvia, your host of the Huntington Beach Daily.
What should happen to the pipeline that leaked late last year? Also, the City is 113. Finally, the Chamber is still planning on the Best of Huntington Beach.
First, today's weather:
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Fog, then some sun. High: 63 Low: 54.
Here are the top five stories in Huntington Beach today:
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- What should the City do with the pipeline that leaked and caused a December oil spill? We learned Saturday that eight conservation groups have spoken out against “plans to repair and restart a broken pipeline.” While they’re asking for “the retirement and decommissioning of DCOR’s pipeline 0919,” the State Lands Commission is weighing plans to restart it. (Sierra Sun Times)
- The City celebrated its 113th birthday on Thursday. It was incorporated “this day in 1909 under its first Mayor, Ed Manning.” She looks great for her age! (@CityofHBPIO)
- The Best of Huntington Beach is coming up Thursday. It will take place at the Central Park Senior Center. “Attendees will have the opportunity to network with our members & nominees, as well as enjoy a dinner by Love at First Bite Catering.” Please be sure to reserve some tickets. (Chamber of Commerce)
- Selling Girl Scout Cookies door to door works best when you know that people are home. And the great-granddaughter of former Mayor Ernest Gisler figured that Super Bowl Sunday is one such day. The nine-year-old went around the Hope View Elementary School Tract. At this point, she’s halfway to her goal of selling 1,600 boxes. (HB News)
- The Lion’s Club is hosting its 22nd Crabfest. The event will be held on March 26 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the HB Senior Center. It is a fundraiser that benefits “local charities and organizations, including Robyne's Nest, Therapeutic Riding Center of Huntington Beach, Orange County Special Olympics, BSA Troop 319.” (HB CommUNITY Voice)
Today in Huntington Beach:
- Superpaws by the Sea – Ozeangekühlt Porsche Feature at Huntington State Beach (7 AM to 10 AM)
- CannaBiz Sesh at CannaBiz Clubhouse (PMC) (2 PM)
- Healing from Church Trauma: 4 Secrets to Recovering (online) (2 PM)
- Music of SOUL SYNDICATE and PETER TOSH at My Place Sports Bar & Grill (3 PM)
- Black Light Neon Party at The Circle (9 PM)
From my notebook:
- A Golden West Estate neighbor is looking for restaurant recommendations to try in and around HB and neighboring cities. (Nextdoor)
- Our Downtown Huntington Beach neighbor found a dog at 11th/ Acacia. - No chip. Black harness. (Nextdoor)
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— Sylvia Cochran
About me: Sylvia Cochran works out of sunny Southern California and has been freelance writing full-time since 2005. She loves dogs, cats, books, plays Best Fiends (don't judge), embraces social justice, and tries to live out Micah 6:8.
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