SDCNN Staff Now in its 45th year, La Mesa Oktoberfest once again returns to the downtown Village with a Bavarian celebration complete with lederhosen, chicken dances, polka music, German cuisine and, of course, beer.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterSDCNN Staff Now in its 45th year, La Mesa Oktoberfest once again returns to the downtown Village with a Bavarian celebration complete with lederhosen, chicken dances, polka music, German cuisine and, of course, beer.
On Aug. 25, collectors of specialty Christmas keepsakes gathered at Elam’s Hallmark in Grossmont Center to meet two artist designers of collectible ornaments and grab up some of the precious Christmas treasures they create.
In summer, I like to sip margaritas and watch our gardens grow. But unfortunately, there has been a dragon in my yard for most of the summer seriously getting in the way of my relaxation mojo. That dragon was a long heat wave.
Unplugged Village offers opportunity for phone-less dining
We have all lost someone special to us. Often we ask what we can do to honor the life that has passed? Life moves on, people move on, but the question remains. My wife and I asked ourselves that question.
New things are brewing over at Dark Horse Coffee Roasters.
Envision La Mesa volunteers Wolfgang Koenig, Ursula Koenig, Craig Reed, Eunice Ventura and Karen Gibson are working to clean up blight in west La Mesa, like the A1 Equipment Rental yard on University Avenue.
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Valerie Victor was a member of the parish for almost half a century.
“We just feel like we’re living in Mayberry,” said resident Susan Nichols. “It’s like a little village with a very tight-knit community.”