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Books to fill gaps in quarantine life
As our months-long quarantine continues, there are many things we miss from our regular lives. Can books fill in those...
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Cuyamaca College breaks ground on Student Services building
A ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony was held Feb. 5 for a new, three-story Student Services Building at Cuyamaca College that promises...
Books to fill gaps in quarantine life
As our months-long quarantine continues, there are many things we miss from our regular lives. Can books fill in those...
Featured artist: Bonnie Owen
It wasn’t until 2012 when Bonnie Owen retired that she could devote her time to painting.
East Coast style pizza in the heart of La Mesa
When the waves are flat, don’t despair, go east — for pizza. Surfrider Pizza may be inland, but stepping into...
Helix community remembers Peggy Crabtree
The Helix community suffered a great loss with news of the passing of Mrs. Peggy Crabtree. She has been a...
A look at Grossmont High School in the 1950s
The 1950s Foothill Echoes, the student newspaper, reflects Foothiller campus life during that decade as well as the impact of...
It’s time to recall Gov. Newsom
March will see the end of the 10-month long effort to collect signatures for the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom....
Jacobs, UCSD epidemiologist address Dems at meeting
At the February meeting of the La Mesa Foothills Democratic Club, members were fortunate to have the opportunity to hear...
City to conduct community survey
The City of La Mesa is dedicated to providing high quality facilities and services that meet residents’ existing and emerging...
City Council meetings to maintain pandemic accessibility
Citizens participating more in their government’s public meetings is just one of the changes that coronavirus has wrought. Since La...
SD Water Authority mulls new aqueduct
A viable project would reduce the cost of water and increase supply reliability, improving affordability of safe, clean water for...
Unplug with a library scavenger hunt
For the last decade, National Day of Unplugging (NDU) has been celebrated the first weekend in March with thousands of...
New BBQ joint on Lake Murray
Why open a new restaurant in the middle of a pandemic? Because we need comfort. Comfort food calms the soul.
City Council responds to report on May riots
At the La Mesa City Council meeting on Jan. 26, the firm Hillard Heintze presented their final after-action report based...
La Mesa vet turned 101 on New Year’s Day
Throughout his 101 years, Ollie Greyson endured life as a Black man in Louisiana; serving in WWII (during which, he...
