Orange County Sheriff’s Department he licopter unit “Duke” helped in the pursuit.
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ing “burnouts” on Katella Avenue.Atraffic stop was initi ated and when officers searched the vehicle, they spotted five heavily wrapped packages behind one of the seats.
It looks like he had a reason to run
It was determined that
Easy case for PD to “wrap up”
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The Huntington Beach City Council voted 6-0 on Tuesday night – with Councilmember Mike Posey absent – to approve a response to a report giv en by the Orange County Grand Jury regarding the homelessness crisis. The report, while praising improvements that have been made in addressing homelessness in Surf City and in the county, argued that a number of issues re main problematic.
This was a particularly easy case for police to “wrap up.”
The grand jury collabo rated with the Orange County Continuum of Care, whose role it is to distribute federal funding to rehouse the homeless, to produce the report.
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A MOTOCYCLE CHASE THAT BEGAN IN WESTMINSTER ... early Sunday morning with an arrest in Tustin (WPD photo).
On Sunday night at 10:33 p.m. Garden Grove officers were conduct ing citywide enforcement of reckless driving and street racing laws when they spotted a truck do
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A program to provide support for African Amer ican pupils was approved by the Garden Grove Uni fied School District Board of Education at its meet ing Tuesday night.
In a positive light rental assistance programs have prevented people from losing the roof over their heads, outreach programs that allowed more people to obtain housing, a great er number of beds in shel ters, and more permanent housing.
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The rider was arrested for felony evad ing and possession of narcotics for drug sales.
It seems this motorcycle rider felt a reason for failing to stop for a Westmin ster police officer early Sunday morn ing.According to WPD, a motorcyclist “failed to yield” at about 1 a.m. to a po lice unit in the area of Brookhurst Street and McFadden Avenue for a vehicle code violation.
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A pursuit was begun that ended in North Tustin. A search of the rider re vealed 1.5 oz. of fentanyl and 23 grams of methamphetamine.
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a pop-up “Navigation Center” that offers shelter as well as ser vices to help the homeless deal with physical and mental health issues, addiction and in seeking employment. A permanent facil ity is However,contemplated.effortsto reduce the problem have been impeded by three chief factors.
Thirdly, that there exists op position by local residents to the perceived subsidization of the homeless at the expense of the taxpayer, meaning that local shelters have not received the funding they Councilmemberneed.
A suspect was arrested and later booked into Orange County Jail.
Also at Tuesday night’s meeting was presentation of Simon Schol ars from Garden Grove, Los Ami gos and Rancho Alamitos high schools. The program is for eco nomically disadvantaged students and provides a variety of academic and other assistance for their junior and senior years in high school.
Firstly, that the homeless are constantly forced to relocate, af ter requests to do so are made to police officers. This causes the homeless to simply move from area to area while failing to al leviate their situation.
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Kim Carr fo cused on the policies towards homelessness and housing that set Huntington Beach apart from other communities in the county.
people are forced to do. Once such camping is criminalized, these homeless people can be arrested, preventing them from accessing the mental health ser vices they so often need.
the wrapped items contained five kilograms of cocaine.
Secondly, that some local gov ernments in the county, such as Placentia, have passed ordi nances that criminalize camping in public, which many homeless
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They will include African American adult professionals aimed at helping pupils to fo cus on achievements and use “learned strength strategies,” as well as “gain tools to overcome
“We have a model that every city should replicate,” Carr said, referring to the Be Well Mobile Crisis Response unit, which travels to calls made by those experiencing mental health is sues and seeks to prevent these callers from causing themselves harm.
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The vote was 4-0 with Board President Bob Harden absent. Approved was a memorandum of understanding with the Na tional Association for the Ad vancement of of Colored People, Orange County Branch No. 1052 to collaborate with the district. Mentoring services will be pro vided to support third and fourth grade African American students at two GGUSD schools.
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difficult life-phases as they grow andThedevelop.”mentors will undergo a background check and parental permission is required. Interac tion between pupils and mentors will be via video.
“It was hard being away from them for more than a year, but I would look forward to our happy times when we could talk on the phone,” Dely said. “Now I’m home and in my happy place.”
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In a continuing crackdown on illegal gaming, Westminster po lice raided a suspected gambling den and arrived five people on Wednesday (Sept. 14) afteroon. According to the WPD, the raid began at 4 p.m. as their offi cers – along with West Orange County SWAT – served a search warrant in the 14600 block of Wakefield Street (southwest of Hazard Avenue and Brookhurst Street).Asofficers approached, several people fled on foot and in ve hicles from the house. Officers manning a perimeter were able to detain five of them without incident.Theywere arrested and booked at Orange County Jail for an outstanding warrant for a weap ons charge, a felony probation violation, a parole violation and for operating a gambling house. Also, officers recovered about two ounces of methamphet amine and crack cocaine, about $3000 in cash, six gambling ma chines and a pistol.
Bell Intermediate student Julian Labunog and Enders Elementary student Elizah Labunog received a sweet surprise Wednesday when their mother, U.S. Army Reservist Dely Labunog, came home two weeks early after serv ing in Kuwait and Iraq for more than a year. Her husband Fabian Labunog worked with the school principals to coordinate the sur prise return.
GGUSD counselors and administrators were on hand to answer questions and provide guidance as students plan for the future.
It will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 21 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the chamber office, 12866 Main St., Suite 102, Garden Grove. RSVP to (714) 638-7950. The event co-host is Azteca Mexi can Restaurant.
Suspect dead after hit-run and chase
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Meet the new (GG Chamber) boss
The next after-work mixer for the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce will offer a chance to meet and greet the new chamber president and CEO, Claudette Baldemor.
Help plan your parks
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The California PBIS Coalition has honored eight schools from the Ocean View School District for “outstanding efforts to cre ate a positive campus culture and increase student engage ment.”
Gambling raid nets arrests and devices
A man arrested by a Santa Ana police after a hit-and-run acci dent and a pursuit died at a hos pital early Thursday morning. According to the SAPD, the in cident began on Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. when officers responded to a hit and run traffic collision in the area of 1800 N. Broadway in Santa Ana. Witnesses say a white van left the area south bound on Broadway.
Dely, who graduated from Ran cho Alamitos High School, has been in the service for 12 years.
At Bell Intermediate, Dely dressed up in the school’s Road runner mascot to surprise Ju lian during his math lesson. His classmates cheered as the Road runner revealed herself while Julian was unknowingly teach ing the mascot about math. Ju lian was thrilled to see his mom who he believed wasn’t coming home until October at the earli est.
The driver of the van failed to yield to police and a pursuit ensued. A citizen reported to police the driver of the van was
• Workshop 1: Friday, Sept. 30 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Stanton Central Park.
• Workshop 2: Friday, Oct. 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Coun cil Chambers, Civic Center.
• Workshop 3: Sunday, Nov. 19 from 10 a,m. to noon, Fam ily Resource Center. For more information, call (714) 890-4270.
Three workshops for the public to help shape the master plan for parks in Stanton will be offered. They will be held:
Eight OVSD campuses are honored at state
GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE was one of many represented at the College Fair at the Great Wolf Lodge in Garden Grove (GGUSD photo).
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It was a packed house at the Garden Grove Unified School District’s College Fair Thursday night at the Great Wolf Lodge in Garden Grove. Hundreds of students and their families had the opportunity to speak with university reps, collect information and begin mapping out their future col lege and career plans.
A SURPRISE RETURN: Bell student Julian Labunog and Enders student Elizah Labunog (standing) with father Fabian Labunog and mother U.S. Army Reservist Dely Labunog (GGUSD photo).
At Enders Elementary School, first grader Elizah Labunog was told a special visitor was here from the military, but she did not know it was her mom until she walked through her classroom door.
The Huntington Beach Police Department will be holding a “Coffee & Donuts” event on Thursday, Sept. 22 from 10 a.m. to noon at D&N Donuts, 16917
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library, located at 8180 13th St. (behind the CIvic Center, east of Beach Boulevard)on Tuesday, Sept. 27 from 4-8 p.m. or more information, go to ocpl. org .
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armed with a pistol in his right hand.Anarmored police vehicle was deployed and after a 15-minute chase, the suspect vehicle pulled into a business parking lot at 102 N. Main St., but the driver refused to comply with com mands from officers, according to the SAPD.
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Police then used “less lethal” ammunition and a canine was deployed; the suspect was taken into custody.
They are good sports at La Quinta High
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Algonquin St. in Huntington Beach.It’sachance to ask questions, voice concerns and get to know the officers who patrol your neighborhoods.
USA Today has ranked La Quinta High 17th in the nation for its esports (video games) teams from 2019 to present.
It’s “Library Sign-Up” month for the Orange County Public Libraries. Your can get your free card at the Westminster
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At 2:34 a.m. today (Thursday) the suspect was declared dead by medical personnel at OC Global Medical Center in Santa Ana.Investigations from the Orange
The other Orange County team honored is from Sunny Hills High in Fullerton.
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The suspect – identified initial ly only as an “adult male” – was treated at the scene for his inju ries and taken to a local hospital for more treatment.
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County District Attorney’s Of fice and the SAPD’s Homicide Section and Internal Affairs Group are under way.
Additionally, the Orange Coun ty Coroner’s Division is con ducting an independent investi gation.The name of the decedent is being withheld pending notifi cation of next of kin.
LQHS, located in Westmin ster, is part of the Garden Grove Unified School District.
Our Towns: Awards, opportunities and much more
• Bronze awards: Lake View, Oak View, Star View, West View and Westmont.
By Lindsey Bahr AP Film Writer
The world of the “The Woman King” is no paradise though.
It is powerful that they are not immortal like Wonder Wom an. There’s no condescending
Davis won the battle this time
TORONTO (AP) – When Vi ola Davis, sculpted and hard ened from months of training, first stood in the full garb of the Agojie warrior women, with her bare feet in the African sand, it was the culmination of not just the years-long push to make “The Woman King,” but of a lifelong battle.
Viola Davis stars and more in this epic film
Viola Davis should have been leading armies this whole time. In “The Woman King,” the al ways regal Oscar-winner is a mass of muscle, battle wounds and world weariness as General Nanisca, the head of the Agojie, an all-female unit of warriors who protected the West Afri can Kingdom of Dohemy in the 19thDirectedcentury.by Gina Prince-By thewood, who cannot be pi geonholed, the film is a throw back of sorts to the big, exciting, emotional warrior epics that used to be all too common at the multiplex, with the twist that it’s women not men driving the ac tion.
This is not, in other words, a history lesson about the Agojie, though it could perhaps inspire some to seek that out or even write their own. That there are
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Written by Dana Stevens, “The Woman King” is a classic “one last fight” tale with a grizzled war veteran in Davis, a new recruit in Nawi (a compelling and complex Thuso Mbedu), and the one who takes her under her wing, Izogie (a terrific part for Lashana Lynch, of “Captain Marvel” and James Bond). Ter ence Blanchard lends a fittingly rousing score to the action, which, though brutal, is care fully constructed to keep that superhero PG-13 rating.
It’s 1823 and there is rape and rampant hatred of women. There are slavers and coloniz ers around. The young trainee, Nawi, only arrives at the palace doorsteps after her father gives up on trying to marry her off to anyone who will take her, abu sive or not.
Avengers-like battle moment. There are no superpowers or magic lassos of truth. The ropes here are just ropes, but deadly still. They also fight with ma chetes and, sometimes, finger nails, up against brutish men and often win.
The women don’t all get along, the king’s brides look down at the soldiers. And Nanisca, too, looks at women’s tears as a sign of It’sweakness.alsoavery Hollywood ver sion of what may have hap pened as they prepare to go up against the powerful Oyo em pire, with some convenient re veals, a love interest, a slightly idealized king figure (in John Boyega) and an old score some one needs to settle.
But unlike some recent cin ematic depictions of armies not entirely comprised of men, they didn’t have to look to fantasy or the comic books to make “The Woman King” – just a history that isn’t widely taught. More people probably know the Dora Milaje than the Agojie, who ac tually inspired the “Black Pan ther” fighters.
In other words, there’s no tricks, Nanisca explains, just skill (and bruises and scars). There’s a rea son she’s described by a young trainee as looking just like some old woman (any warrior should be so lucky to be old).
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VIOLA DAVIS STARS IN “WOMAN KING” An all-female military unit battles colonizers in 1820s (Disney)
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The “Woman King” makes history
Patrick Sandoval (6-9) got the win, working five innings and giving up three hits and two earned runs. He walked four batters but struck out seven.
Movie review: “Woman King”
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all-female army of the King dom of Dahomey. Made largely by women and featuring an al most completely Black cast, it’s powerfully unlike anything Hol lywood has ever produced. And just as much as “The Woman King” dramatizes the fierce fighting of the Agojie, the film represents its own struggle.
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Schulman knew the film could be a potent portrait of female strength, but she didn’t antici
“The Woman King,” directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood (“The Old Guard,” “Love & Basketball”), began as an idea seven years ago, after a trip to Africa by Maria Bello, the pro ducer and actor. Enamored by the history of the Agojie, she brought the concept to producer Cathy Schulman, the producer of the Oscar-winning “Crash” and the former head of Women in Film.
pate that, following the over turning of Roe v. Wade, it might serve as a rallying cry at a time when many consider women’s rights under siege.
“There couldn’t be a more im portant time for a movie about female courage, about sister hood, about the complexity of the female experience, not to mention the physicality of our bodies,” Schulman says.
Angels win,
But the producers and Davis, who was attached early on, found it difficult to convince ex ecutives and financiers to bank roll “The Woman King” at a budget large enough to provide it the scale it deserved.
“Braveheart,” “Gladiator,” ”Last of the Mohicans.” I love those movies,’’ says Prince-By thewood. ``Now, here was our chance to tell our story in this genre.’’“TheWoman King” a rousing emotional wallop that seamlessly fuses interior drama with action spectacle, was met with universal acclaim at its Toronto premiere as a crowd-pleaser of another kind.
Viola Davis won battle to get film made
Although it’s clearly been a dis appointing season, the Angels have been having some success recently. They’ve won four of their last five games. The series with the Rangers will continue Thursday and Friday.
Dodgers win
“Fighting for actors. Fighting for the director. You have to
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fight for the writer,” Davis, also a producer, said in an interview at the Toronto International Film Festival. “Years and years and years go by and you’re still fighting. You’re fighting for the budget. You’re fighting for even the commercial aspects of the story. You’re fighting for your hair. Fight. Fight. Fight.”
few true surprises isn’t neces sarily a bad thing, either. The film is exactly what you need it to be: An exciting and emotion ally true spectacle that required a heck of a fight to simply exist.
“The Woman King,” a Sony/Tri Star Release in theaters now, is rated PG-13 by the Motion Pic ture Association for “sequences of strong violence, some dis turbing material, thematic con tent, brief language and partial nudity.” Running time: 134 min utes.
“Whenever you’re doing any thing new, it requires the warrior spirit,” says Davis. “What I feel now is: It was worth it.”
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“It was sort of metaphoric to not just everything I had done to prepare for this role but every thing that I had done as a Black woman to prepare for this mo ment,” Davis says. “Which is to be a “Thewarrior.”Woman King,’’ which opened in theaters Friday, is a $50 million action epic, set in 1820s West Africa, about the
Barnes was the hitting hero with three hits, two RBIs and a run scored as the Dodgers won their 103rd game against 45 losses.
and Trayce Thompson tied it, and the key hit was by Miguel Vargas, bringing home Justin Turner with the winning run.
Lights,” and what kind of cin ematic landscape would that be? But we should all be so lucky that she gets to do this too.
three hits and two RBIs. One of his hits was a two-run home run. Mike Ford also had three hits.
I’ll stop short of saying that Prince-Bythewood should have been directing these all along too, however. If she’d started and stayed with action, we wouldn’t have gotten “Love & Basketball” or “Beyond the
Final week before league
They meet next week in a battle for the Sunset League lead.
Troy Anderson blocked a punt that Lorenzo Carter returned 26 yards for a touchdown, and a 2-point conversion pass from Mariota to London brought the Falcons within 31-25 with 5:06 remaining. It is the first time since 1990 that the Falcons have blocked a punt in a regu lar-season game and returned it for a TD. The most recent came in a 2003 playoff game against Green Bay.
returner Brandon Powell ran out of the end zone on punt forma tion after a three-and-out. After the free kick, Atlanta took over at the Falcons 40, but Mariota was sacked before he could get a Hail Mary attempt off on the final play to ensure Atlanta’s fourth straight 0-2 start.
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picked off Marcus Mariota’s pass intended for Bryan Ed wards in the end zone, allowing the Rams to hold on for a 31-27 victory.“Itold my teammates it was gonna come back to me and it did,” Ramsey said. “I just con tinued to focus and do my job. That was going through my
mind because in the past we pressed to make those plays. And when you do that, it doesn’t end up well for you.”
• Orange (3-2) at St. Margaret (0-5)
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Ramsey’s rescue gave team first 2022 win
He completed his first 12 pass es en route to going 27 of 36. Kupp had 11 catches for 108 yards and touchdowns on con secutive drives in the second and third quarters.
• La Quinta (0-4) at Century (0-4)
Matthew Stafford threw for 272 yards and three touch downs and Cooper Kupp had two TD catches for the Rams, who bounced back from a dis appointing defeat against the Buffalo Bills in their season opener.
• Marina (0-4) at St. Anthony (0-4)
• Banning (2-3) at Pacifica (1-3) at Bolsa Stadium
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• Artesia (0-3-1) at Los Amigos (3-1)
• Magnolia (0-4) at Westminster (4-0)
• Ocean View (1-4) at Rancho Alamitos (4-0)
• Bolsa Grande (2-2) at Godinez Fundamental (1-4)
The defending Super Bowl champions led the entire game. But they nearly blew a 28-3 third-quarter lead that would have given the young Falcons an unlikely comeback of their own from that infamous score –Atlanta’s lead in the 2017 Super Bowl before New England ral lied to win – to celebrate.
Los Angeles turned it over on their ensuing drive when Dar ren Hall forced Kupp to fumble and recovered it at the Rams 37. Mariota got the Falcons to the Rams 24 before throwing the fateful“That’sinterception.onme,I’ve got to do a better job of communicat ing that across the board,” said Mariota, who was 17 of 26 for 196 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. “I think, kind of throughout the game I could have done a better job operationally and just commu nicating with the guys so that everybody’s on the same page.” Los Angeles took a safety when
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• Garden Grove (4-0) at Western (3-1)
• Anaheim (0-4) at Santiago (3-1) at Monsoor Stadium
came through to give the vet eran quarterback a final chance.
“There’s a lot of different, very uncharacteristic things, but they happened. And we still found a way,’’ Rams coach Sean McVay said. “We’re not going to run away from some of the things that we didn’t do well today. But we’re also going to allow ourselves to appreciate being able to come away with a win.”
THURSDAY
Mariota had second-half touch down passes to Drake London and Olamide Zaccheaus to bring the Falcons within 31-17. Spe cial teams and defense then
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A five-run rally in the
The Los Angeles Dodg ers may have already locked up a playoff spot and a National League West flag, but you can’t accuse them of just coast ing to the finish.
Jalen Ramsey was calm and collected, even in the maelstrom of the fourth quarter that saw the At lanta Falcons putting to gether a late rally against the Los Angeles Rams.
• UCLA Bruins (3-0): Saturday at Colorado (0-3)
Austin Barnes started it off with a two-run homer to cut the D-back lead to 5-3. The visitors then helped out with a wild
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RAMSEY RESCUED THE RAMS
That victory allowed the Angels to open up a 1.5game lead over the Rang ers in the battle for third.
• USC Trojans (3-0): Saturday at Oregon State (3-0)
• Los Angeles Char gers (1-1): Sunday hosting Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1).
To that end, the Ha los (65-83) defeated the Texas Rangers (63-84) by the score of 5-2 Tuesday night in Arlington.
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Dodgers are not just coasting to playoffs
Still some good matchups this week, though
bottom of the eighth in ning at Chavez Ravine lifted the Blue Crew to a 6-5 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks Tuesday night.
While most of the 71,802 inside of SoFi Stadium were dreading the worst Sunday, the All-Pro cor nerback knew he was go ing to be a deciding fac tor in the final minutes. With the Falcons driving for a potential go-ahead touchdown, Ramsey
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It’s not exactly the same as a division tile or a playoff berth, but finish ing third in the American League West is about as big of an accomplishment the Los Angeles Angels can expect to get this sea son.
This is, for most area high school football teams, the relative calm before the storm. It’s the last week before league playThatbegins.doesn’t mean that there aren’t some good football games coming up,Onthough.Thursday, two of our High Five teams will clash as Garden Grove (4-0) takes on Western (3-1).On Friday, Pacifica (13), a team better than its record, hosts Banning High of Wilmington (23), which has been his torically a powerhouse in the L.A. City Section of theThreeCIF. locals will be seeking their first win of the season. La Quinta,
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The Halos had 13 hits, led by Matt Duffy with
pitch, a throwing error and two walks.
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A third place finish would be a Halo for ‘22
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A scary moment? Not for Mr. Ramsey
By David Arthur Orange County Tribune
Marina and Magnolia (all 0-4) will be playing Fri day, two of them facing opponents who are also winless.Here’s the schedule for area high school football games. As always, games, locations, times, etc, are subject to change without notice, so check ahead of time. All games, unless otherwise noted, will start at 7 Huntingtonp.m. Beach and Edison have the week off.
By Joe Reedy AP Sports Writer
Jalen’s interception preserved win over Falcons (Jared Martinez/Rams))
• Los Angeles Rams (1-1): Sunday at Ari zona Cardinals (1-1)