Music
Sunday’s at Six kicks off with patriotic flair
Playing a repertoire drawing heavily on classic Americana music with marches, patriotic tunes, and even a Count Basie song, the...
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Music biz wiz kid
Camden Weisbruch says he has “always had a heart for business.” It is a trait that led the La Mesa...
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Bringing music to the table in La Mesa
By Jen Lothspeich When I moved from La Mesa to Normal Heights four years ago, I thought I was going...
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Breathing new life into popular music
By David Dixon One of the fresh aspects about San Diego Musical Theatre’s production of the 1990s-themed musical, “Pump Up...
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The Follies want you
By Jeff Clemetson | Editor Three years ago, San Carlos resident Bonnie Deming was at a hair salon appointment when...
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Sing us a song, piano man
Local singer gets a shot on ‘The Voice’ By Joyell Nevins Michael Sanchez has gone from being a hometown piano...
Read moreArts Calendar – Oct. 28 – Nov. 24
Gallery Views ‘Four of a Kind’ Saturday, Nov. 5–Friday, Dec. 2 Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation is presenting this exhibition...
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Arts Calendar – Aug. 26 – Sept. 22
Gallery Views ‘Workers Working’ Through Tuesday, Sept. 13 This district-wide faculty art exhibition will feature works from teachers at both...
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Arts Calendar – July 22 – Aug. 25
heART of Mt. Helix Saturday, Aug. 13 The annual arts event at Mt. Helix Park features local restaurants; craft beers...
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Arts Calendar – March 25 – April 21
MUSIC NOTES Spring Harp Festival XVII Saturday, March 26 This annual festival showcases and promotes appreciation for the harmonica. The...
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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.