What happened on September 15, 2005

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• James Steinkirchner of Huntington Beach has been promoted... By:

• Small waves keep summer crowds down By: Dave Brooks

• Learning to be friends By: Mike Sciacca

• Edison beats Tritons By: Mike Sciacca

• Many reasons to oppose desalination plant By: Annie Jelnick

• Lexus dealer gives $100,000 to city By: Lauren Vane

• Amigos de Bolsa Chica offers... By:

• Council aids Katrina relief By: Alicia Robinson

• Police probe pipe bomb incidents Huntington Beach... By:

• Send DATEBOOK items to the Huntington Beach Independent... By:

• Kids deserve first crack at fields The kids should... By:

• Police rule death on 405 Freeway an accident The... By:

• A cruise into history By: Kam and Betty Gleason

• The council will be asked to shift the... By:

• Recall picks up support By: Michael Miller

• The perfect storm is brewing for Sage By: Chris Yemma

• Speech: Crisis creates leaders By: Alicia Robinson

• Enjoying the outdoors under your own power By: VIC LEIPZIG AND LOU MURRAY

• DuBois wins award By:

• Everything for the little ones By: GREER WYLDER

• Barking sea lions in the harbor are keeping some... By:

• To celebrate school's start, try winging it By: John Volo

• New addition Hoag marvel By:

• Soccer teams are fit for ties By:

• Eagles hungry for a victory By: Barry Faulkner

• Adams K-5 2850 Clubhouse... By:

• Rattlers rally to playoff win By:

• Target's deliveries face review By:

• Gimps look strong in 7-3 victory By:

• Rocking the waves By: Mike Sciacca

• Kickball for grownups By: Dave Brooks

• Council should spike Poseidon By:

• Green Chargers roll to big win By:

• Local golfer shoots round of a lifetime By: Bryce Alderton

• Katrina reveals the faces of the poor By: MICHELE MARR

• Is CdM's run defense ready for Troy? By: Barry Faulkner

• Playhouse goes medieval in world premiere By: Tom Titus

• Costa Mesa City Hall, 77 Fair... By:

• Housing market continues to gain equity By: Andrew Edwards

• Bristol Street: Grand theft was... By:

• Effects of plant will linger for years After more... By:

• Sailors look to shut down spread offense By: Barry Faulkner

• Poseidon debate goes on By: Dave Brooks

• Sage seeks third straight By: Chris Yemma

• Playing the one-eyed jack By: JOSEPH N. BELL

• Prepare to restock, liven up the wardrobe By: B.W. COOK

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• Level teaching field By: Michael Miller

• Huntington Beach girls' tennis notches two victories By: Mike Sciacca

• A priest is on trial, but the devil may be guilty By: JIM ERWIN

• A question of cruelty By: Dave Brooks

• Beach Boulevard: Police received a report that $200 in... By:

• Cove will need accountability By: Alan Remington

• Racing with Huntington's dream team By: JERRY PERSON

• Mustangs are banged up By: Barry Faulkner

• Heinz Wilden A memorial service for former Newport... By:

• CdM's Money scores six By:

• o7These people were arrested on suspicion of driving under... By:

• This is a partial list of places to worship... By: