Jeff Phair and his wife were enjoying a Labor Day drive through the backcountry around Temecula when the dinosaur “came up.”
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterJeff Phair and his wife were enjoying a Labor Day drive through the backcountry around Temecula when the dinosaur “came up.”
Jeff Clemetson | Editor
La Mesa Library Branch Manager Heather Pisani-Kristl is moving on to newer pastures. Oct. 11 will be her last day in La Mesa before taking over managing the newly-constructed San Diego County Library in Alpine.
s the November election draws near, Democrats across the nation are campaigning for what they hope will be a “blue wave” to take back Congress and rebuke the Trump administration. Locally, the mid-terms could also bring a blue wave to La Mesa’s city council.
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Local events, concerts, farmer’s markets and more.
Barbecue joints like The Pioneer have been sprouting up throughout San Diego County like bougainvillea. Once far and few between, they’re now everywhere.
Director, O.P. Hadlock has quite a history with Beth Henley’s Pulitzer Prize-winning black comedy, “Crimes of the Heart.” He had previously guest directed a version of the show for college students at the University of Redlands and is currently staging a new interpretation for the Lamplighters Community Theatre.
When Tony Gaipa bought the old Park Estates building at 8371 La Mesa Blvd. last year, he knew he wanted to put in something special for the city, but he wasn’t quite sure what yet.
It’s that time of year again. As another summer comes to a close in San Diego, parents and kids alike are getting their back-to-school plans together—but preparing your kids for a new school year means more than just shopping for supplies.