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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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Holiday happenings in La Mesa
Here are the best family-friendly events happening in La Mesa this holiday season.
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MTS OKs transit center housing developments
Grantville Trolley Station a likely favorite for early investment
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Midterm results show local voters support a mix of politics
Political pundits from cable news to the blogosphere had hinted at the possibility of a so-called “blue wave” splashing across...
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La Mesa Library welcomes new manager
Rancho San Diego native Chelsie Harris says she was “born and raised out here” in East County, making her new...
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Raising the village pulse
Brick and metal-pane windows, which open to the street, give the impression Curbside Eatery & Drinkery has been a longtime...
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A towering achievement
On Oct. 4, Boys & Girls Clubs of East County celebrated the opening of its Brady Family Clubhouse and Bill...
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Home tour to explore Mt. Nebo and Eastridge
The La Mesa Historical Society’s 2018 Home Tour will showcase seven architectural gems in the Mt. Nebo and Eastridge neighborhoods....
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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.