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The Hollywood-esque history of La Mesa
If you thought motion pictures were only made in Hollywood during the early days of film, you’d be sorely mistaken....
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La Mesa artists prepare for ArtWalk
La Mesa is graced with a natural beauty and amenable climate that can inspire artists.
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Stretch to success
Yogis at the San Diego Yoga Center agree that its co-owner, Anthony Burkart, bends over backward to make sure students...
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Debt-free at 33
La Mesa resident Guen Garrido set a goal to pay off $68,000 in student loans by the time she was...
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Uniting a community with a festival of words
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt Free literary conferences are popping up all over the county, from Fallbrook Library’s annual event in the...
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‘These Eyes Have Seen’ … maybe everything
Sunshine Retirement Communities has started a program called “These Eyes Have Seen,” in an effort to capture and document the...
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Rising through the ranks at Casa de Pico
Lina Rodarte, a former dishwasher, has become key figure at iconic restaurant Casa de Pico.
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Mending through mentorship
Cory and Jessica Merritt — who founded both The Special Liberty Project and Gold Star Corps — know a lot...
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Owner pens book about ‘miracle’ horse
Jackson Day, a sweet Arabian horse in Lakeside, has had health problems since he was born in 2001.
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Adventures of old aviators
If it has wings — or rotor blades — Fred Province has probably flown it.
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