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The Jaycees (Junior Chamber) are the premier leadership training organization for young people in the world. The only requirement is that you are between the ages of 21 and 40. When you become a member of the Newport Beach Junior Chamber, you become part of a local, national and international network of dynamic young professionals in Orange County!
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Shopping Carts Returned
Good Job neighbors. Now let's all keep them downstairs for all to enjoy! Everyone pitch in. :)
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Started: December 20th 2005Replies: 0
Limit on # of cars on driveways?
Are there rules to how many cars one can park on their driveway? All homes were built to accommodate 1-3 cars on the driveway, depending on the home style. But, if you take a drive down Paseo El Arco,...
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Started: March 26th 2007Replies: 4
Rumble in Brentwood Park???
Yesterday afternoon 3 Costa Mesa Police patrol cars were seen detaining approximately 14 teen-age boys in Brentwood Park. I'd like to know why they were detained and if the neighborhood should be...
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Started: April 28th 2006Replies: 1
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- Pensions: How To Collect Your Payout
Five simple steps to select the pension payout option that best meets your needs- Extended Unemployment Benefits
Extended Benefits are available to workers who have exhausted regular unemployment insurance benefits during periods of high une- Interest Only Mortgage
Lower your monthly mortgage payments by paying only interest - at least for a little while.- The Great Debate: Should We Reserve for Siding?
Siding upkeep and whether it should be part of the Capital Reserve Fund
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