Events reappear after deleting

When I delete an event on ical it reappears and will not stay deleted. I have backed up, rebuilt, emptied ical caches, emptied calendar caches, restarted all to no avail.

I am having a similar issue. Some re-occurring events can be changed or deleted and others (I created) won't disappear when I "delete". (I went through trying to make events have an end date to try to help some MobileMe sycing issues.) Not sure what is happening. I am about to install update of 10.5.5. Wondering if that will help or make it worse?

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