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San Rafael / California / United States
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Marin Independent Journal is a branch of the MediaNews Group, one of the largest newspaper companies in the United States with publications throughout California, the Rocky Mountain region and the Northeast. The company is privately owned and operates 40 daily newspapers in nine states with combined daily and Sunday circulation of approximately 1.7 million and 2.3 million, respectively. Each of MediaNews publications maintains a Web site focused on local news, sports and weather content. These websites are hosted by MediaNews Group Interactive, the company s media division, and are aggregated along with the content under the umbrella site www.newschoice.com. In anticipation of changes in the regulations governing the ownership of newspapers, radio and television, MediaNews has acquired a television station, a CBS affiliate in Anchorage, Alaska, and also operates radio stations in Texas. Marin Independent Journal is located in Novato, Calif.
Claremont / California / United States
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Claremont School of Theology provides a range of programs to students in theological education. The school has a library that offers a collection of books, archives, literatures, microfilms, periodicals and photographic copies of biblical manuscripts. It offers study programs in feminist ethics, religion and liberal democracy, clinical pastoral education, field education, Christian spiritualities and world religions. The school also offers various other courses, such as vocational discernment and spiritual formation, elective clinical pastoral education, united Methodist studies and clinical pastoral education. The school provides a financial assistance program that include scholarships, loans and employment opportunities. Claremont School of Theology is located in Claremont, Calif.
San Francisco / California / United States
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The San Francisco Chronicle is the largest newspaper in Northern California and the second largest on the West Coast, with a daily circulation of more than 512,000 and a Sunday circulation of over 539,500. Affectionately known as The Chron, the newspaper was founded in 1865 by Charles and Michael de Young, and has been awarded five Pulitzer Prizes for journalistic excellence. The San Francisco Chronicle employs more than 3,000 people, including an editorial staff of over 500 reporters. In 2000 The Chronicle was acquired by the Hearst Corporation (publishers of the morning daily The San Francisco Examiner) and is now one of 12 daily newspapers published by Hearst Newspapers, an operating group of the Hearst Corporation.
Banning / California / United States
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The purpose of the Malki Museum is to increase cultural awareness of the Cahuilla Indians and other Southern California Indian tribes. It promotes research of Native American culture and founded an academic publishing press in 1963.  The Malki Museum is the oldest non-profit museum on a California Indian reservation and is not tribally owned or sponsored. It is supported by sales, donations and memberships.

It has three annual festivals: a Fiesta on the Sunday of Memorial Day week-end; an Agave Harvest and Roast on two Sundays in April; and a Fall Gathering in late October.  All events have demonstrations of Indian arts such as Cahuilla bird singing, basket weaving, acorn leaching and grinding, pottery making and flint knapping.

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San Clemente / California / United States
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San Clemente Presbyterian Church sits on top of a hill with a grand chapel decorated with stained glass windows.  The congregation is very welcoming. It offers a variety of services from a contemporary service to a classic service, and even a service held in Spanish. There is a youth group and choir to join as well. Give them a call or visit the website for more information. 

San Diego / California / United States
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National Steel and Shipbuilding Company has been designing and building ships since 1960, specializing in auxiliary and support ships for the United States Navy and oil tankers and dry cargo carriers for commercial markets. Located in San Diego, Calif., NASSCO employs more than 4,000 people and is the only major ship construction yard on the West Coast of the United States. NASSCO has delivered more than 110 ships to the worlds fleets including 57 ships to commercial customers, becoming Americas leading commercial shipbuilder during this period and 53 auxiliary and support ships for the U.S. Navy. These have included oil tankers, ferries, containerships and oceanographic research ships for commercial customers and hospital ships, fast combat support ships, tank landing ships and roll-on/roll-off ships for the U.S. Navy. NASSCO is one of three shipyards in the Marine Systems group of General Dynamics Corporation. General Dynamics is headquartered in Falls Church, Va.
La Jolla / California / United States
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Admission to the library is free. Gallery exhibits are free and open to the general public. Materials may be used in the library or checked out by members. Borrowing privileges are limited to members only. Books may be checked out for 4 weeks, and all CDs, videos and DVDs for 2 weeks. Materials may be reserved in advance. Our history began in 1894, when a small group of pioneer La Jollans formed the La Jolla Reading Club. In 1898, a Reading Room was constructed at the corner of Girard Avenue and Wall Street, thanks to a generous donation from Florence Sawyer. In 1899, the group was incorporated as Library Association of La Jolla, our legal name today, fulfilling the function of a membership library, and Ellen Browning Scripps was elected as the first president of its Board of Trustees. By the 1920s, the library had outgrown its space. With generous support from Ellen Browning Scripps and others, a new library building was designed by William Templeton Johnson, architect of many of San Diegos most important civic structures, including Balboa Parks San Diego Museum of Art and Museum of Natural History. The gracious Spanish Renaissance-style building was dedicated and opened to the public in 1921. For many years, Library Association, a private institution, supported a general library. In 1955, the City of San Diego agreed to take over the operation of the library as one of its public library branches, and rented the space from Library Association of La Jolla, or Athenaeum, as it became known from then on. The Athenaeum donated the bulk of the library holdings to the public library, retaining certain books on music and art as the nucleus of a collection for the newly named Athenaeum Music & Arts Library. That same year, artist and architect William Lumpkins was hired to design an adjacent building that would complement the larger library structure. This is the building that houses the Joan & Irwin Jacobs Music Room, and is noted for its striking rotunda the Athenaeums trademark image. The Athenaeum was dedicated on June 27, 1957. By 1989, with the Athenaeums increasing collections and larger membership, the one-room library could no longer serve the needs of the organization and the community. When the general library moved to a new La Jolla branch of the public library on Draper Avenue, the Athenaeum was able to expand into part of the William Templeton Johnson building. La Jolla architect David Raphael Singer designed the expansion, joining the Athenaeum (Lumpkins ) building with the 1921 (Templeton ) library building. Since the first expansion in July 1990, under the directorship of Erika Torri, the Athenaeum has taken on an increasingly active role in the cultural life of San Diego. The library has added a large number of year-round events and programs, including art exhibitions, concerts (chamber, jazz and new music ), lectures, and art classes at two studio locations. During this time, the Librarys membership has doubled, and income from membership, donations, events, and admissions has increased by a factor of 10. In 1999, the Athenaeum celebrated its 100th Anniversary in a whirlwind of activities and publicity that celebrated, as well, its position as one of San Diegos outstanding cultural institutions.
Los Altos / California / United States
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Congregation Beth Am Reform in Los Altos Hills, Calif., is a reformed Jewish congregation. It practices a lifelong study of Jewish texts, traditions and values that includes the philosophy and practice of Reform Judaism. It preaches individual and communal acts of gmeilut chasadim (lovingkindess), tzedaka (righteous giving) and tikkun olam (repairing the world). It also aims to integrate Jewish practice into home and family life. Its life cycle events (Bnai Mitzvah, ufrufn and baby naming) take place within the context of a supportive congregational community. Beth Am offers a Friday night Kabbalat Shabbat, weekly gates of prayer services and Saturday morning services and the Early Riser s minyan. Services are offered at the Beit Tafilla House of Worship, Beit Midrash House of Study and Beit Kehillah House of Community. The congregation sponsors and manages two funds: the hunger and homelessness fund and the emergency relief fund.
San Francisco / California / United States
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Established in 1974 in San Francisco, Gordon & Rees has become a firm with approximately 290 attorneys in more than 10 offices. The firm s objective is to develop long-term client relationships and to exceed expectations by employing the components of creative problem solving, responsiveness, and use of the modern technology. Practice areas include appellate, bankruptcy, business and technology, construction, drug and medical, employment, environmental, health care, hospitality, insurance, intellectual property, international law, labor, maritime, real estate, tax and wealth management, and tort and product liability. With offices in northern and southern California, such as San Francisco, as well as New York, Oregon, Nevada, Texas, and Arizona, Gordon & Rees is able to fully serve its clients needs on both coasts.
Escondido / California / United States
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Westminster Seminary California offers a range of education, spiritual and prayer services. The center provides masters degree programs in divinity and arts. It maintains a library that features a collection of books and periodicals. Westminster Seminary California is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities. Its facilities include a bookstore that also sells CDs and clothes. The center conducts classes in a variety of subjects, such as Old Testament, church history, apologetics, practical, systematic and historical theology. Westminster Seminary California provides field education through a supervised and evaluated ministry. Its New Testament interpretation course includes general introduction and hermeneutics.
North Hollywood / California / United States
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Western Costume Company, founded in 1912, is a one-stop shop for designers and costumers. Located in North Hollywood, Calif., the company offers a complete support system for an entire wardrobe team, including design offices, prep and wrap spaces, dying and laundry, and fitting rooms. Its purchasing department provides costume accessories, including old lace, silk flowers and gold bullion crests. Its fabric store offers vintage fabrics, including silk taffetas, metallic brocades, multicolored curled feathers and beaded appliqu s. The company has a research library facility with an inventory of more than 15,000 volumes books and magazines. Additionally, the company offers services, such as mens tailoring, haute couture and custom made shoes and hats. It also provides a mens and women s rental department for theater, Broadway and touring productions.
Palm Desert / California / United States
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The Living Desert is located in Palm Desert, Calif. It has a zoo that offers various African animal species collections, including aardwolves, camels, dikdiks, hornbills, meerkats, rock hyrax, warthogs and zebras. The desert has various gardens, including geographic, taxonomic and educational. It also provides specialized gardens, including Wortz demonstration, euphorbia, barrel cactus, aviary oasis, and McDonald butterfly and wildflower garden. The desert has an eagle canyon that includes golden eagles, badgers, shy fennec foxes and javelinas. Additionally, The Living Desert has a discovery room, giraffic park and wildlife hospital and conservation center. It provides various sports and educational programs for children and offers rental services for various occasions, including business meeting, family reunion, holiday party and wedding.
North Hollywood / California / United States
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School of Rock is the leader in performance-based music education. We teach guitar lessons, bass lessons, drum lessons, keyboard lessons and vocals lessons. Our students put on amazing shows at awesome local venues. Our programs, camps and workshops for toddlers, kids, teens and adults make learning to play music fun and create great communities of musicians.