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Lompoc teens and young adults are invited to help plan a two-part community youth program "All About YOUth - Lompoc" to be presented at the Lompoc Public Library’s Grossman Gallery

It’s that time of the year, filled with love, light, sparkle and cheers! The season of giving is here and Santa's elves should be keeping their eyes and ears open for the most wonderful gift ideas of the season!

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It's that time of the year, filled with love, light, sparkle and cheers! The season of giving is here and Santa's elves should be keeping their eyes and ears open for the most wonderful gift ideas of the season!New Delhi, Dec 23 (IANSlife) ...

Believe it or not that's a man riding the world's smallest bicycle in Russia. The small crowd of people watch the man in disbelief.

Sean Diddy Combs made a brief return to social media to wish his twin daughters Jesse and DLila, 17, and mom Janice Combs a happy birthday.

The area’s two major holiday fundraising machines, the Sun Santa Fund and the WCAP Radiothon, are well on their way to fulfilling their charitable missions. With two of its major fundraising events bringing in over $90,000 and individual donations nearing the $70,000 mark, the annual Sun Santa Drive will be delivering another season of Christmas […]

HarperCollins Children’s Books and Creative Artists Agency (CAA) are joining forces with Endless OS Foundation and the International Rescue Committee (IRC) to bring many celebrated and New York Times bestselling children’s books, in both e-book and hardcover format, to children and their families displaced by the conflict in Ukraine. With 4 million children inside Ukraine in need of humanitarian aid, and 1.3 million Ukrainian refugees across Europe estimated to be children, this collaborat...

New Neighbours spoilers - Chloe and Elly get married, Mackenzie flees from Erinsborough, and Toadie gives Paul a warning.

Muisc for Humanity awarded $1,500 in their First Annual Songwriting Contest. $1,000 to the winner: Lucas Maehara Rotman and $500 to the runner-up Anna White.