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Quenching African thirst

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
Imagine spending up to eight hours a day walking to get water, knowing it will make you sick but that the alternative is no water at all. Three hundred and sixty million...
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Eastlake’s shining star places fourth at state cross country finals

Croaa country Phillip Brents - 0
The on-going incredible saga of Eastlake High School freshman Jaelyn Williams continued at last Saturday’s California state cross country championship meet in Fresno with a fourth-place individual finish in the Division...
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May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month: Kids should get outdoors and be active

Uncategorized Phillip Brents - 0
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Is your child not getting enough exercise during recess at school? Want to get him or her involved in after-school activities that are...
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Sun sets on Lancers, Spartans as Kiwanis Cup playoffs face off

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The Kiwanis Cup championship roller hockey playoffs faced off Monday at two sites – the Castle Park High School rink in Chula Vista and the Escondido Sports Center – with four...
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Breakfast, ceremony mark 9/11

National City Robert Moreno - 0
National City firefighters hosted a 9/11 breakfast and remembrance ceremony Monday morning to commemorate the first responders and victims who died 16 years ago during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in...
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Esoteric astrology as news for week January 14 – 20, 2026

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Communities, Cooperatives & the Essential Fire of Change - the New Era Unfolding Sun enters Aquarius Monday, January 19th, the day after the Capricorn new moon, Sunday, January 18th. Aquarius (and the...
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Prep basketball playoffs are just around the hot corner

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Tip-off for the 2025 San Diego Section basketball playoffs is closer than one may think. Hardwood action in seven divisions starts Feb. 18-19 and wraps up with championship games Feb. 27 to...
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Murder and crime for fun and profit

Behind Police Lines Tom Basinski - 0
For years I wrote for fun and self satisfaction, the best reasons to write. In 1983, our team solved a complicated murder. A freelance writer in Imperial Beach from True Detective...
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21 year old gets lengthy sentence

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
A gunman who was convicted of trying to murder two people in separate carjacking incidents in National City and Imperial Beach was sentenced April 4 to 63 years and eight months...
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A cool exterior could be only defense against a tough world

Uncategorized Nancy Alvarado - 2
When Gina enters the classroom, I’m braced for her to be difficult. There’s no sweetness in her face, no childish desire to be liked. She radiates an air of defiance, even...
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Council gets glimpse of entertainment possibilities

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
San Diego Port Commissioner Ann Moore presented City Council members with golden shovels in celebration of the groundbreaking of the Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center which is slated to open...
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Small Business Day sidelined on Third

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Small Business Saturday is going out of business on Third Avenue on Nov. 28. “The last few years we’ve tried to engage our businesses, but it just wasn’t something that ramped up...
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Faster, stronger, higher hits mark for South County track preps

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The road to this year’s high school state track and field championships stepped off with last weekend’s San Diego Section divisional finals. Student-athletes across the three divisional meets advanced to this...
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Esoteric Astrology as news for week October 2-8, 2019

Horoscope Risa DAngeles - 0
Time of Reconciliation – I & Thou The twelve zodiacal signs have a deep inner order characterized by inter-relationships, color, Rays, sound and rhythms. The sun crossing the equator at spring and...
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SDSU Aztecs come out on top, 20-13, over Ohio Bobcats in college football season opener

College Phillip Brents - 0
First games in a season aren’t usually spectacular. It often takes a while to get the timing down and allow team chemistry to develop. For the better part of last Saturday’s non-conference...
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THIS WEEK

Chula Vista

Foundation graduates second round...

For the second consecutive year, the Guy and Olive Lookabaugh Foundation has fully funded tuition for an entire entering cohort of Vocational Nursing students...
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In search of a...

The shame of the Trump administration’s immigration policy is all too apparent in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s unjustified raids across the nation. As...
Basketball

Aztec round-ballers keep up...

SDSU men start MW play 9-1, SDSU women roll a perfect 10-0 Viejas Arena is regularly filled whenever the San Diego State University men’s basketball...
Alumni

She believes: Jordyn Bugg...

The Winter Olympic Games are set to open Feb. 6 in Italy and the next Summer Olympic Games are scheduled 2028 in Los Angeles.The...
Chula Vista

County seeks pollution chief

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday voted to put someone in charge of coordination and accountability in addressing the Tijuana River...
High School

Metro roller hockey season...

EASTLAKE TOPS NEW-LOOK OTAY RANCH MUSTANGS 8-3, FINISH 12-0 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE Wednesday's regular season slate at the Castle Park High School outdoor rink finalized...
Basketball

Slam dunk! Barons win...

Bonita Vista and Eastlake high schools have been rivals since the 1990s. The schools’ annual Battle for the Boot football game has become the...
Horoscope

Esoteric Astrology as news...

The Christmas Tree Becomes the Valentine’s Tree As February begins we have multiple celebrations (needed in the dark of winter). The celebrations are Jewish Arbor...
Chula Vista

It’s time for paying...

Enough time has passed since the last of the major holidays that it seems an acceptable time to hop back on the soapbox without...