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Hey hey Huntington Beach! Your one-stop source for local news is here. Continue reading for all the updates. ☕️️
In today's newsletter:
- Huntington Beach man sentenced to prison for long-term abuse of relative.
- Who will come out on top in Oilers vs. Mustangs showdown?
- Which Huntington Beach restaurant was just shut down by health inspectors?
Also on today's calendar: Jazz on the Beach and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: What did the fish say when she hit a wall? 🤔 (Answer below!)
- Monday: Humid, with a high of 80 and low of 69 degrees.
- Tuesday: Humid, temps: high: 78, low: 69.
- Wednesday: Areas of low clouds, then sun, with a high of 76 and low of 67 degrees.
📰 News we're reading
1. Man Gets 5 Years for Molesting Underage Relative (mynewsla.com) — A 70-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison for repeatedly molesting a young female relative over four years in Huntington Beach, with abuse beginning when she was 11. The victim reported the assaults to police in 2019, and after a jury conviction on one count, the defendant pleaded guilty to three additional lewd-act felonies and must now register as a sex offender.
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2. Big game: Oilers vs. Mustangs (orangecountytribune.com) — Huntington Beach football fans get a marquee matchup Friday as the undefeated Oilers host 4-0 Yorba Linda at Sheue Stadium, with standout performances on both sides promising a tight contest. The week's schedule also highlights other nearby high school games and celebrates Huntington Beach's girls' flag football team reaching a national semifinal and earning all-tournament honors.
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3. Orange County restaurants shut down by health inspectors (Sept. 3-10) (ocregister.com) — Health inspectors temporarily shut down several Orange County eateries this month, including San Sivar on Adams Avenue in Huntington Beach, for food safety violations. The weekly report lets you quickly check if any of your regular spots were affected and notes when previously closed restaurants, like one in Westminster, have been cleared to reopen.
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4. Orange County's first e-bike buyback event draws huge crowd, hundreds of vehicles (ocregister.com) — Orange County's first e-bike buyback at Angel Stadium drew hundreds of families trading in e-bikes and e-motos for gift cards amid rising crash injuries. Local concern hits home in Huntington Beach, where a 20-year-old surfer died last year in an e-bike collision, as officials push safety education and tougher enforcement on reckless riding and parental responsibility.
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🗓 Upcoming Events in Huntington Beach
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★ Featured events ★
- Surf City Nights →
Huntington Beach
Tuesday September 15
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Other local events
- OKTOBERFEST on Wednesdays! →
Old World Festival Hall & Concert Venue, 7561 Center Ave. #49, Huntington Beach
6:00 pm - MARKO at OKTOBERFEST →
Old World Festival Hall & Concert Venue, 7561 Center Ave. #49, Huntington Beach
6:00 pm - OKTOBERFEST on Thursdays! →
Old World Festival Hall & Concert Venue, 7561 Center Ave. #49, Huntington Beach
6:00 pm - Jazz on the Beach →
Beach City Provisions, 17851 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
1:00 pm - SoundCheck OC →
The Huntington Beach House, 21601 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
12:00 pm - Tails of Autumn Pet Market 🐾🍂 →
Bella Terra, 7777 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach
12:00 pm - The Reflexx →
SeaLegs at the Beach, 17851 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
2:00 pm - Kelly Boyz Band & DJ Sami G →
Sea Salt at the Beach, 18751 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
2:00 pm - Legends of Rock →
Beach City Provisions, 17851 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
1:00 pm - Country House Party →
Sea Salt at the Beach, 18751 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
2:00 pm - Tomorrow Bad Seeds →
SeaLegs at the Beach, 17851 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach
2:00 pm
Wednesday September 16
Thursday September 17
Friday September 18
Saturday September 19
Sunday September 20
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💬 Chatter
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- Anyone raising Monarchs and need Milkweed??
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: Dam! (Thank you George G. for sending it in!)
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