Coding Camp Encourages STEM Exploration

Florida’s Saint Leo University has been host to 15 curious middle schoolers this summer, as the university’s School of Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and Data S... Read More

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Learning About Kali Filipino Stick Fighting

By Mike Camunas

Kali Filipino Stick Fighting is a discipline within martial arts that is gaining popularity, thanks to recent representation in movies and television shows. Laker/Lutz News report... Read More

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Foo Nguyen Is Irvine’s Great American Recipe Finalist

By Evan J. Lancaster

Reporter Evan J. Lancaster covers the local Irvine finalist for the Great American Recipe Cooking Show in his latest piece for Irvine Weekly. A PBS program, the Great America... Read More

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Pint-Sized Powerhouse Is Local Inspiration

By Mike Camunas

At just 10 years old, Elijah Sumner is proving that anything is possible if you set your mind to it! The 2021 65CC Championship winner for his age division, is an elementary schoo... Read More

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Horses Make Great Coworkers

By Mike Camunas

You’ve heard about K-9 units, but what about horse patrol? In this piece by Laker/Lutz Newsreporter Mike Camunas, we meet the Pasco Sheriff’s Mounted Posse. An volunteer unit,... Read More

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James Ponsoldt’s ‘Summering’

By Michael Atkinson

Reporter Michael Atkinson reviews film Summering, directed by James Ponsoldt, in his latest piece for the Village Voice. The film centers around four young middle schoolers, whose... Read More

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Culture Pick: Lavender Men

By Lina Lecaro

In this week’s L.A. Weekly Culture Pick, editor Lina Lecaro reviews Lavender Men, a local historical theater piece. Born out of the creative mind of playwright Roger Q. Mason du... Read More

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The Temperamental Housing Market

By Garey De Martini

A recent piece in Marina Times by reporter Garey De Martini highlights the rollercoaster of the 10 U.S. housing markets. He writes about a recent study published, in which it was ... Read More

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Trials Of The Coastal Commuter

By Michael Snyder

Michael Snyder’s, who writes the Coastal Commuter column for Marina Times, has released his latest piece, tackling the subjectively monstrous commute that is the six hour drive ... Read More

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My Old School: Michael Snyder Reviews

By Michael Snyder

Michael Snyder of the Marina Times reviews filmmaker Jono McLeod’s clever, creative documentary My Old School as it makes its way into select theaters. “Myriad mo... Read More

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Ada Calhoun’s ‘Also a Poet: Frank O’Hara, My Father, and Me’

By Rafael Alvarez

Reporter Rafael Alvarez reviews artist Ada Calhoun’s ‘Also a Poet: Frank O’Hara, My Father, and Me’ in his latest piece for the Village Voice, and includes an interview wi... Read More

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Parents Play Key Role In Teen Success

By Liz Farrell

Liz Farrell of the Marina Times explores how parents play a key role in helping children thrive in high school. In this latest piece, Farrell uses her own experience as the mother... Read More

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The Temperamental Housing Market

By Garey De Martini

A recent piece in Marina Times by reporter Garey De Martini highlights the rollercoaster of the 10 U.S. housing markets. He writes about a recent study published, in which it was ... Read More

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San Francisco District Attorney’s Office Still In Turmoil

By Susan Dyer Reynolds

Brooke Jenkins Susan Reynolds of the Marina Times continues her coverage on the recall of San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin. In this latest piece, Reynolds reports o... Read More

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The Problematic Dumping Of Pandemic Pets

By Raj Tawney

Village Voicereporter Raj Tawney writes in his latest piece about the problematic dumping of so-called “pandemic pets,” pets adopted during the pandemic to keep newly home-bou... Read More

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