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La Mesa News Briefs – Feb. 25, 2019
Best of La Mesa ballot raffle, La Mesa community survey released and more
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College enrollment on the rise for Helix students
By Jennifer Osborn When Helix became a charter school in the 1997-98 school year, the major goal was to provide...
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Friends of the Library flashback reading list
By Chelsie Harris We’re celebrating the Friends of the La Mesa Library’s 50th birthday! This organization was founded in 1969...
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The band plays on …
By Connie and Lynn Baer In 1921–1922, Grossmont’s second school year, its first orchestra was offered as a school subject...
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Juggling art with a busy schedule
By Linda Michael For Mandy Tolliver, Foothills Gallery’s featured artist for March, art has been a source of “comfort, joy,...
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Let’s build on the success of community colleges
By Susan A. Davis When discussing higher education, many people may think of the traditional four-year university. But in reality, our...
Read moreHousing, wildlife protection and more
By Dianne Jacob In my recent State of the County address, I laid out an ambitious list of initiatives that will help...
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Republican Women informed about border security
By Pat Boerner The February meeting of Navajo Canyon Republican Women of California featured Joshua Wilson, executive vice president and...
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YIMBYs vs. NIMBYs: Dem meeting features housing discussion
By Tina Rynberg and Jeff Benesch Cory Briggs, an influential, and some would say controversial, thorn in the side of developers, hoteliers...
Read moreToday’s world needs a Mr. Rogers
By Genevieve A. Suzuki If only Fred Rogers had known how much we need him now, I feel certain he would...
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By Dianne Jacob In my recent State of the County address, I laid out an ambitious list of initiatives that will help
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