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- Today the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles elected the first openly gay bishop as part of their endeavor to fill two openings in their leadership.
- Green living expert and Angeleno Anna Getty (yes, those Gettys) talks to the OC Register's mom blog about ways to have a more eco-friendly Christmas.
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