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Lantern-Lit German Tradition Returns To Huntington Beach's Old World Village
Families can enjoy a lantern procession, traditional songs and a St. Martin play during the Nov. 15 celebration at Old World Village.

Doc Louallen covers Orange County and San Diego for Patch.com. You can write to him at Doc.Louallen@Patch.com.
Families can enjoy a lantern procession, traditional songs and a St. Martin play during the Nov. 15 celebration at Old World Village.

Sun Day Red, the golf apparel brand co-founded by Tiger Woods, will open its headquarters retail store.
The mission's latest Artifact of the Month exhibit will feature sacramental records dating to its founding year.
Christ Lutheran Church and School will recognize veterans and active-duty service members during a morning chapel service.
The fall meet kicks off in November with Thanksgiving racing, wine and beer festivals, special events and discounted admission.
The 14th annual festival will feature live music, beverage tastings and more than 50 artisan vendors.
The free, family-friendly event will feature three poets at Kit Carson Park.
Residents can share ideas for park improvements during a public workshop as the city prepares a grant application.
The free Fountain Valley celebration will feature a chili contest, games, crafts and Halloween treats.
Fourteen veterans and active-duty service members will be recognized.
Trash and recycling collection will continue as scheduled, and customer service and public disposal facilities will remain open.
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The one‑mile community walk begins at 9 a.m., and no reservations are needed.
Rides, games, and live music are planned for guests of all ages.
The celebration runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with a noon bell ringing and free cupcakes for the first 1,000 guests.
The San Clemente celebration's tickets are $40 for adults and $20 for kids.
The Huntington Beach celebration will feature trick-or-treating, live music, costumed characters and family activities.
Performances run through Dec. 6.
The Ecology Center, the city and St. Margaret's Episcopal School partner to teach students about regenerative farming and soil health.
Guests can book 50‑minute evening rides with masked gondoliers.