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The power needed to maintain artificial intelligence has moved Microsoft to restart Three Mile Island, writes Patrice Apodaca, and this is only the beginning.
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The 26th annual Gentlemen Smokers event in Newport Beach raised $130,000 for the Balboa Bay Club’s annual scholarship fund for Newport-Mesa high school students.
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Readers send letters from the editor centering on the Costa Mesa school board and city council races as well as the state of affairs in Huntington Beach.
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Learning about freedom of religion is part of responsible citizenship, writes Pastor Paul E. Capetz, a contributing columnist to the Daily Pilot.
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Artificial intelligence presents opportunities and challenges, particularly in education, writes Daily Pilot columnist Patrice Apodaca.
Legal documents are full of complex, incomprehensible sentences, writes grammar expert June Casagrande, and there may be a psychological reason behind it.
Set for May 22 through 26 in Newport Beach, the first Roy Emerson Tennis Classic will benefit Save our Youth (SOS), which serves families within the Newport-Mesa Unified School District.
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In the past it wasn’t considered healthy to eat fruit while lounging on a chaise longue. But times have changed, writes grammar expert June Casagrande.
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From catching up after the pandemic to teacher shortages, culture wars and anxiety brought on by social media, today’s youth face a unique learning curve.
People who try to get their grammar right are often unaware that a whole clause can be an object, leading to mistakes.
Balboa Island Museum executive director Tiffany Pepys Hoey worked with John Wayne Airport’s curator Heather Bowling to create a display looking back at a century of progress that will open Sept. 13.
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