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Pinot Noir: Spreading the wealth
Special to The TimesSOMETIMES it seems as if Pinot Noir isn't so much a beverage as an exclusive private club. Scan the pages of wine magazines and you'll find glowing reviews on a bewildering array of Pinots from unfamiliar wineries, each with tiny, hundred-case...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Foods and Beverages, Alcoholic Beverages
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Bustin' out in wine country
Tribune reporterSANTA ROSA, Calif.—Wine-weary visitors to Northern California have a friend in Sonoma County. It's not that wine isn't important here—it surely is with more than 200 active wineries—but people don't get into a lather over wine or the...Tags: Charles M. Schulz, Restaurants, Labor Day, Kegasus (fictional character), Entertainment
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A Journey Toward Healing
Times Staff WriterSAN QUENTIN -- Deep inside this infamous old prison, Patty O'Reilly stands before eight men doing hard time, her shoulders slumped, a man's gold wedding band hanging from a chain around her neck. Three of the inmates are sobbing. The others sit...Tags: Social Issues, University of Minnesota, Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, San Diego County (California)
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Prison Officials: Inmate Stabbed to Death by 2 Convicted Murderers
TEHACHAPI-- An inmate was found stabbed to death in a prison yard Monday, allegedly by two other inmates who were serving sentences for murder.
Officials at the California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi say the attack on Evan Broderick, 20...Tags: Murder, Kern County, Lawyers, Theft, Death
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15 L.A. Beaches Score F's on Annual Report Card
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles County had the worst overall beach water quality last year in California, according to the 19th annual "Beach Report Card" released by Heal the Bay. Only 70 percent of beach sites in the county earned A or B grades -- a state-...Tags: Manhattan (New York City), Catalina, San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo, California), Weather, Rivers
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Schwarzenegger's doomsday message may be too late
Arnold Schwarzenegger unleashed Armageddon last week. No, not the sequel to the movie where the giant asteroid threatens Earth, but rather his proposed budget, which seemed to menace California.
There were two budgets, actually. One, which assumed voters...Tags: Regional Elections, Politics, Santa Barbara County, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, California), Government
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California visitor bureaus
This list of visitor offices was provided largely by the California Division of Tourism in Sacramento. It was edited for space. More information: (800) 862-2543, http://www.visitcalifornia.com . Amador County Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau, (800)...Tags: Catalina, Napa (Napa, California), Tuolumne County (California), Mammoth Lakes (Mono, California), Los Angeles
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WEEKEND ESCAPE | NORTHERN CALIFORNIA: The olive has its day in the sun
Special to The TimesSquished together like grapes in a harvesting crate, the weekend wine-tasters are crawling along clogged California 29 through the Napa Valley. The olive trees lining the road whisper of the Other Napa, but the Chardonnay sippers don't know to listen....Tags: Napa (Napa, California), Los Angeles International Airport, Homes, Olives, Oakland (Orange, Florida)
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Sweet surrender
Times Staff WriterIN chocolate circles, it's often said that ganache reveals the true art of the chocolatier. Ganache, that creamy, silky, melt-in-your mouth blend of chocolate, cream and butter, is at the heart of many of the best artisan confections. And more and more...Tags: Swiss Confederation, Candy, Restaurants, Little Tokyo, Butter
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A sip of the good life in California
Times Staff WriterThere we were, in the middle of the afternoon at a graceful Victorian mansion called Madrona Manor, blowing $22 on two glasses of wine. My husband, C.P., selected a 1998 McCray Ridge Merlot; I tried a 1995 Kendall-Jackson reserve Viognier. We trotted...Tags: Alaska, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Sonoma (Sonoma, California), Oakland (Orange, Florida)
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To Bodega Bay, for the birds
Times Staff WriterNo, there's never been a fatal bird attack on visitors to this picturesque fishing village an hour's drive north of San Francisco. "Not a one," said local birder Ken Wilson, who is amazed at the hold that Alfred Hitchcock's thriller "The Birds" --...Tags: Tippi Hedren, Restaurants, Entertainment, Los Angeles, Alfred Hitchcock
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Finding the best of Bodega Bay
Times Staff WriterGETTING THERE From LAX, nonstop service to San Francisco is offered on American and United and direct service (stop, no change of planes) is available on America West. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $163. From LAX to Oakland, service is offered...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Los Angeles International Airport, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Road Transportation
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