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| TECHNICALLY, the flood that erupted on Cantara Street in Sun Valley Thursday night -- ripping a 40-foot-long, 8-foot-deep sinkhole -- was the result of abnormally cold weather. Even while his expensive Los Angeles house is threatened by a nearby sinkhole, Richard is making fast friends with a garrulous Middle Eastern donut shop owner, a famous writer and a popular actor. Based on the experiences of a teacher who worked with inmates at San Quentin State Prison, the site features earth-science lessons and activities such as mapping the schoolyard, identifying rocks and learning about sinkholes. |
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