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Extra, Extra: Mindy Kaling as Your OB-GYN, Christmas in South Pas, And One Couple's Cyber Battle
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- A local couple have started a faux-blog war with each other.
- Mindy Kaling wants to develop a show where she plays an OB-GYN (DEAR GOD PLEASE LET THAT HAPPEN).
- A pastor and part-time soccer coach has been arrested for allegedly molesting an 8-year-old girl.
- South Pas will hold their Christmas tree lighting this Thursday.
- The feds are warning against online deals for gifts that seem to good to be true, because they probably are, and you are getting scammed.
- Redondo Beach officials are unleashing Santa Claus on local residents.
- Charlize Theron claims she was a victim of mean girls as a youngster.
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