Gen-X in a Millennial World
Big Bird in a ‘Finger Family’ world
This October, Caroll Spinney, the original Big Bird, retired after nearly 50 years of playing most everyone’s favorite yellow-feathered friend.
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A local to idolize
When I was a kid, I had several idols I wanted to emulate. There was first lady Nancy Reagan, who...
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Saying goodbye to youth
—Genevieve A. Suzuki is a local attorney who lives and works in La Mesa.
Read moreA reminder of compassion
Genevieve A. Suzuki is a local attorney who lives and works in La Mesa.
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Dragging grandma into the high-tech age
My mom eventually asked me whether her flip-phone could FaceTime.
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A special ‘dad figure’
To borrow from someone else, while everyone has a father, not everyone has a dad. Thankfully, a dad can be...
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Give back to parks that give us so much
If there’s one thing in La Mesa that deserves our community’s full support, it’s the La Mesa Park & Recreation...
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The blurry signs of middle age
Last year I turned 42, which still seems quite young by today’s standards.
Read moreThere are some limits to using #MeToo
Recently the phrase #MeToo has taken an interesting turn. What began as a phrase of empowerment for people who were...
Read moreParenting lessons learned from confession
By Genevieve Suzuki In fall, my daughter prepared for her first confession at St. Martin of Tours Church on El...
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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.