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A (sort of) new holiday tradition
By Jeff Clemetson | Editor The holidays are a time for traditions, and one of La Mesa’s holiday traditions is...
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Sing us a song, piano man
Local singer gets a shot on ‘The Voice’ By Joyell Nevins Michael Sanchez has gone from being a hometown piano...
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City takes reins of Oktoberfest
By Margie M. Palmer Oktoberfest is arguably La Mesa’s largest civic event and for the first time in more than...
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A vision for the Village
Boulevard business owners new and old look ahead By Jeff Clemetson | Editor A lot has been written in local...
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Patterns for PTSD
Former Marine’s Honda gets lots of ink By Alex Owens Jeremy Saylor is one Sharpie dude, and his Honda CRV...
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The real Antique Row
La Mesa remains a magnet for antique shops By Jeff Clemetson | Editor Signs along Adams Avenue in San Diego’s...
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Change in store for Oktoberfest
By Jeremy Ogul Oktoberfest in La Mesa will look somewhat different this fall: The La Mesa Village Merchants Association has...
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Little Free Libraries build community
By Jeremy Ogul | Editor La Mesa Library has long been an anchor of the community, but several new libraries...
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Handmade with love at Grossmont Center
By Genevieve A. Suzuki La Mesa shop owner Katharine Bowen’s heart may be softer than the stuffed animals she crafts...
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City approves new plan for Collier Park
Jeremy Ogul | Editor Three times a week, Anita Bookhart brings her five-year-old daughter to play at Collier Park on...
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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.