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Slideshow: Mormon Helping Hands Day 2011

<strong>E-Mail: justin.petruccelli@patch.com</strong><br><strong>Phone: 714-642-0190</strong><br><strong>Birthday: April 10</strong>
After 20 years in Southern California, Justin spent eight years in Arkansas, where he received a bachelor's degree in print journalism from the University of Central Arkansas and a master's degree in journalism from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, where he served as executive editor of the UALR Trojan. It's also in Arkansas where Justin developed his love for community news.
Justin moved to Orange County in 2006, and spent nearly three years as a senior editor for Entrepreneur Magazine's website before coming to Patch.
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<b>Politics: </b>Yes, I pay attention to them. Is this really the first question? Let's pretend this is the dinner table and/or a bar, shall we?
<b>Religion: </b>Catholic - goes with the last name.
<b>Local Hot-Button Issues</b>: Feral cats; coyotes (which apprently enjoy eating the feral cats); the relatively stable economy and real estate market.

The hospital is celebrating Foot Awareness Month with the free diabetes-related exams.
Fountain Valley resident working with I.C.A.R.E. Dog Rescue to collect new and used items for pooches in need.
A Q and A released by the Fountain Valley School District outlines progress to this point, as well as how the process could look going forward.
Numbers show FVSD elementary schools are operating at 56.9 percent of capacity.
Shin-Sen-Gumi Hakata Ramen offers an unforgettable overall Japanese dining experience.
The GOP assemblyman from the 68th District advocated cuts to pensions and welfare.
A Huntington Beach man, 90, was killed in the blaze.
It's Earth Day—bring in your reusable mug to Starbucks, get free coffee, save a tree.
Bring in your old pens and pencils, and get a discount on new ones.
The assemblyman from the 68th District will take questions from the public at community coffee event.
Affordable housing, improvements to infrastructure planned amid concerns about the future of redevelopment money.
The special committee is analyzing budgets, weighing options in biweekly meetings.
Rape suspect's defense cites delay in access to police reports, other evidence from law enforcement.
Fountain Valley Police Department's Tip A Cop event raises big money for Special Olympics
Smaller, hidden devices would not require planning commission approval.
Chamber's Student in Business Day pairs high school and middle school students with professionals.