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Helix enrollment process explained
This month, the staff of the campus online newspaper, The Highland Fling, learned about the inverted pyramid structure of a...
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Telling a story
It was 1967 and the “Summer of Love” when Lisa Bebi, though born and raised in San Diego, found herself...
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New cat brings challenges for the new year
In August, my husband Derek and I decided to adopt a kitten for our daughter, Quinn, who had been asking...
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La Mesa’s most popular books in 2018
Wondering which books were the most popular among La Mesa residents this year?
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Five ways to help a friend financially without giving them money
When a friend or family member comes knocking for cash, pause before opening your wallet – because rarely does this...
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News and notes from your County Supervisor – Dec. 21, 2018
At the urging of emergency room doctors, first responders and others, the county has started installing bleeding control kits at...
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Atkins to headline next Dems meeting
LMFDC is thrilled to be hosting Toni G. Atkins at our 2019 kick-off meeting on Wednesday night, Jan. 2.
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A look back at Republican Women’s 2018
We took the opportunity at our annual holiday gathering to review some of the activities and accomplishments of 2018.
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Buyer beware: Automatic renewal scams
Many of us are enticed by introductory rates for services such as online dating sites, software products or technical services.
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Preventing gun violence before it happens
Mass shootings and everyday gun violence have become so commonplace in America that many are losing hope that we can...
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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.