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Old Hollywood, No Plastic Straws, & California History:Immigration

Good Morning! It's Sunday, July 8th and time for more California Mishegoss. We're still working on ge
California Mishegoss
Old Hollywood, No Plastic Straws, & California History:Immigration
By Mark & Patti Clifford • Issue #193 • View online
Good Morning! It’s Sunday, July 8th and time for more California Mishegoss.
We’re still working on getting this new newsletter all about California just right. It takes time and to be honest it’s tough to find stories without hate, politics, racism, and so much more we don’t want to cover to post.
We’ll keep working at it and we hope you’ll hang in there with us as we make this newsletter better? If you would like to get involved in what we’re building just send us some links to stories you find interesting about California. Thanks! 
Inside this issue:
Old Hollywood Lives
Almond Harvest
Food & Wine in Healdsburg
Food Allergies
and more…
Have a great week and see you on Tuesday evening!
Be Well,
Mark & Patti

N, S, E, & W of the Central Valley
How Old Hollywood and starchitecture built Santa Monica’s Gold Coast - Curbed LA
On a Sunday afternoon in July of 1937, a housewarming party was held at 546 Palisades Beach Road in Santa Monica, on one of America’s most exclusive and fabled streets.
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Sacramento County physician Sharad Jain correctly identified a major challenge facing those who provide medical care for the homeless:
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Jumping On the "No Plastic" Bandwagon!
Monterey's Old Fisherman's Wharf Bans Plastic Straws | Patch
Monterey's Old Fisherman's Wharf Bans Plastic Straws | Patch
Old Fisherman’s Wharf in Monterey has joined a growing list of cities and businesses opting to replace single-use plastic straws with alternatives that are better for the environment.
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Food, Wine, & More
The Tiny Town of Healdsburg Is the Next California Culinary Destination - Vogue
Roughly an hour from Napa and 60 miles north of San Francisco, lies a tiny town in Sonoma County bustling with creative culinary energy. The lesser-talked about locale in wine country, Healdsburg is having a hot streak with an array of impressive new restaurants taking the food scene by storm.
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Food allergies are about more than avoiding foods, they force families to change their lifestyles and come with the challenge of educating others.
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Needing constant care and attention, Pinot Noir is one of the most painstaking grapes to grow. But despite its difficulties, Pinot is produced and enjoyed all over the world, and for good reason.
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Quote for Today
 “Life is not meant to be easy, my child; but take courage and it can be delightful.” – George Bernard Shaw
More News From Around the State
Located in Beverly Hills, California, Gardenhouse is a luxury residential development that aims to offer its residents the tranquility of living in a small hilltop village, while retaining the conveniences of city life.
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Tyler Honeycutt, who was a standout forward at UCLA before being drafted by the Spurs in 2011, was found dead in his California home following a standoff with police on Saturday morning.
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Planning to use grandma’s disabled parking placard to get a prime spot for that upcoming ballgame or concert? Better think again.
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One of Many Fires Burning
80-acre fire in Palm Springs standing at 20-percent containment - KESQ
The situation remains at a stand-still for a wildfire burning in Palm Springs, said Kate Anderson, the spokesperson for the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians.
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California Mishegoss Files
The Best Instagram Walls in Los Angeles for Staging the Perfect Shot
Get ready to pose for the perfect post in front of these gorgeous murals, cool backdrops, and Instagram walls around L.A.
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A number of fires were burning in Southern California Friday as triple-digit heat plagued residents, and fielded the flames.
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A slight marijuana smell wafted out as a steady stream of customers walked into a warehouse, its doors and windows covered by bars.
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This Day in History
Forts in 1799
Czar Paul chartered the Russian-American Fur Company. It founded Russian colonies in today’s states of Alaska and California. Fort Ross, on the Sonoma coast was its southernmost settlement. Today Fort Ross is a state historic park.
Immigration in 1905
Part of Angel Island, in San Francisco Bay, was allocated for a US Immigration Station that opened in 1910. Sometimes called the “Ellis Island of the West,” it processed approximately 56,113 Chinese immigrants before it burned in 1940.
Discovering Angel Island: The Story Behind the Poems - YouTube
Discovering Angel Island: The Story Behind the Poems - YouTube
Labor in 1937
A 3-month hotel strike continued as San Francisco union members demonstrated in front of the Hotel Manx on Powell St. Owner Harvey Toy protested with a telegram to Mayor Rossi.
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