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Anderson recognizes England for 10 years serving La Mesa Chamber
By Brenna Hatcher On Saturday, April 14, California state Senator Joel Anderson awarded Mary England with a Senate Resolution commending...
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Giving a sign
Thanks to Boy Scout Thomas Boyer, and a few of his fellow scouts from Troop 975, Lake Murray has a...
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A home for the holidays
By Joyell Nevins La Mesa welcomes its neighbors and offers a source of hope in the newly christened Horizon House....
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Highway stories
By Sara Appel-Lennon San Carlos resident Don Harrison believes there are Jewish stories everywhere. To prove his point, Harrison recently...
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Holiday happenings in the Village
By Jeff Clemetson | Editor Following last year’s success of the La Mesa Village Association’s inaugural Holiday in the Village, this...
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Young landscape architect works to shape the future
By Delle Willett As a kid, Nate Magnusson always wanted to be an architect. Growing up in Tempe, Arizona, Magnusson...
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La Mesan turns 104 years young
By Justin Virzi Frances “Fran” Faith, a resident at an independent living facility in La Mesa called Grossmont Gardens, turned...
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Local group recognizes beautiful landscaping
By Margie M. Palmer La Mesa Beautiful may have been founded more than 40 years ago, but organization secretary and...
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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.