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A Los Angeles family deepens ties with their 87-year-old neighbor, Delmar, through years of care and shared activities.
The friendship began in 2015 when Delmar introduced himself and welcomed the Gomez family to the neighborhood.
Following the death of Gomez's father in 2020, the couple took on more caregiving duties for Delmar.
Delmar’s routine visits include church, meals, movie outings, and help with groceries and doctor appointments.
Gomez and her husband aim to buy a home nearby to continue caregiving for Delmar and her disabled mother.
The pair published a children's book with Delmar to promote neighborliness and kindness among kids.
Their story has inspired others online to connect with their neighbors and foster inclusion.
Delmar, who has no nearby family, has become a central figure in the Gomez household.
The arrangement reflects the broader idea that caring for elderly neighbors can form a chosen family.
The story is presented as a personal narrative tied to real-life caregiving and community values.

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A Pasadena reader says California’s cap-and-invest changes are cosmetic and still pro-business climate concerns persist.
The letter-writer warns aggressive climate mandates could raise taxes and drive taxpayers out of California.
The letter cites high state taxes and insufficient funds for basic infrastructure like potholes and sidewalks.
The writer argues California, despite tax burdens, still lacks funds to fix potholes and broken sidewalks.
The letters suggest many climate policy changes either pro- or anti-business, cancelling each other out.
The columnist notes ongoing debate about climate policy and subsidies influencing business decisions.
The letter raises concerns about electricity prices remaining high post-policy changes.
The reader predicts refinery exits from California despite minor timing shifts.
The correspondence appears in the Letters to the Editor section alongside other political commentary.

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Muncy and Vargas collided at the first-base line in the fifth inning, leading to both players sprawling on the field during a Dodgers Diamondbacks game at Chase Field.
Muncy suffered a nose cut and brief breathlessness but indicated he passed concussion protocol after the collision with Vargas.
Vargas reported negative tests and bruising but indicated he was okay after the incident.
Roberts said Muncy would not play Friday but expected him to be available over the weekend.
The play began with Muncy hitting a ground ball as Vargas fielded and both ran to the base, resulting in a collision.
Muncy’s helmet and glasses flew during the collision, and Vargas dropped the ball.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts expressed concern for Vargas and wished him well after the incident.
Vargas said all tests came back negative, indicating no serious injuries.
Muncy described the impact as physical and noted the nose bleed and possible vision impact from the collision.
Roberts indicated the team’s immediate focus was on Vargas’s well-being and the potential return for Muncy this weekend.

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Whitlock posts a trade rumor that Indiana Fever could move Caitlin Clark to the Los Angeles Sparks.
Clark is under contract with Indiana through the 2027 season amid the speculation.
Jeff Goodman dismissed Whitlock’s post and criticized the rumor in public remarks.
Whitlock retorted to Goodman by defending his post and accusing critics of ethics concerns.
The trade rumor and potential coaching change remain unverified at this time.
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark averages 13.0 points in her recent slump.
Cori Close secured a four-year extension to stay with UCLA through 2029-30.
The story mentions Clark’s contractual status and pending free-agent considerations.
The piece notes the broader context of rumors in professional sports.

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