Books
La Mesa Library welcomes new manager
Rancho San Diego native Chelsie Harris says she was “born and raised out here” in East County, making her new...
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Books to complement holiday meals
While the holidays are largely about religion, family, friends and gifts, we also tend to make food a centerpiece of...
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Holiday box office book titles
We are starting to head into the holiday season, which among other things means lots of big name movies heading...
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Banned Books Week and 2018’s ‘challenged’ books
We will feature an after-hours program for adults featuring local horror writers reading frightful original stories on Friday, Oct. 5...
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A new normal
“My New Normal: Surviving Suicide Loss” can be purchased on Amazon in e-Book or paperback. Anna welcomes feedback and questions,...
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Heather Pisani-Kristl
By Heather Pisani-Kristl | La Mesa Reads Although real-life examples of amnesia are rare, sudden memory loss is a remarkably effective...
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3D printing comes to the library
Libraries have another tradition that doesn’t immediately come to mind.
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International sci-fi and fantasy characters
By Jake Sexton | La Mesa Courier Last month, we discussed a number of mystery novels written by international authors...
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Books about women’s history
The month of March is Women’s History Month, the 1/12 part of the year we can celebrate the accomplishments of...
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Giving the gift of literacy
Helping children open their minds to the wonders of imagination and knowledge found in books is one of the greatest...
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San Diego Border Patrol Agent Suing for Wages Unpaid Since Shutdown Began - Times of San Diego
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Albert Vieira, working as a border agent in San Diego, hasn't been paid since the partial government shutdown began Dec. 22. Now he's the named plaintiff in a major lawsuit against the federal government.