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Thanks for all the suggestions about the Front Pages box. I intend to tinker with both design and function when I get the time this weekend. So far, the Washington Post has been added by popular demand. Again, the upper links show you the available front pages of the papers listed. The lower links are other quick sources for a variety of L.A. news.
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♦ If you're reading this, Total Choice Hosting has resolved the server crash that knocked LAObserved offline yesterday and through the night. They have scores of the things, and mine was the only server box that failed. The story ends well though.
♦ The L.A. Independent reports that the Windsor
Squarians sound happy to have the Villaraigosas in the neighborhood. They've been living in Getty House for a few weeks now.
♦ City Watch, which bills itself as "an insider look at City Hall," is out with a special election issue.
♦ Star Trek's George Takei makes it official and, at age 68, tells Frontiers magazine that he is gay.
♦ Malibu to surfers: Dudes, don't go near the tsunami.
♦ A panel of experts has this to say about methane gas making a Wilshire subway too risky to build: pshaw.
♦ Yeah, another Valley driver smacked into a bus on the Orange Line. Happy riding this weekend. The VIP unveiling is this morning.
♦ Jose Huizar has now lapped Nick Pacheco in the fundraising heat of the 14th district council election.
♦ The Jewish Journal proclaims Uma Thurman the "ultimate shiksa."
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