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Putting minds at ease

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It's not everyday a cancer patient gets to interact with a pathologist. But at Sharp Chula Vista off Medical Center Drive, breast cancer patients get the opportunity every other month. “Meet the pathologist,”...
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Bonita Optimist-Lady Baron holiday hoops tourney features competitive field

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The Bonita Vista Barons and Chula Vista Spartans finished sixth and seventh, respectively, in the eight-team 41st Bonita Optimist-Lady Barons Holiday Basketball Tournament held Dec. 27-30 at Bonita Vista High School. The...
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Ten reasons to attend fashion week San Diego’s 10-year anniversary shows

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It's hard to believe it’s been 10 years since we launched Fashion Week San Diego. Since its early days as a micro-fashion event atop a hotel rooftop, to annual sold-out shows...
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Esoteric Astrology as news for week May 29 – June 4, 2024

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Gemini, Charming, Humorous, Curious June, the wedding month (two becoming one) belongs to Gemini, sign of the twins (think in twos - two minds, two eyes, two hands, two legs and arms)....
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Wide array of films are on the March horizon

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The 24th annual, 11-day San Diego Latino Film Festival (SDLFF), March 16-26 at Fashion Valley Mall and North Park, is more than just a movie exhibition — it’s a multi-faceted celebration...
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Rejected man goes to court for kidnapping

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A South Bay man was ordered Oct. 1 to stand trial for attempted kidnapping of a woman in a Chula Vista service station and vandalism of her car after she rebuffed...
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Living in a topsy turvy world

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Jimmy Carter has lived long enough to vote for Kamala Harris. He and Rosalyn were married for 72 years. The man from Plains Georgia was a good President for over three...
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#Foodie News: Chinese Canton Bakery

Arts & Eats Kris Galicia Brown - 0
Growing up in the South Bay there were many eateries and seemingly hole-in-the-wall food shops where my parents would bring us to buy snacks, meals and baked goods on the weekends,...
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Baron hoopsters making a run to the top

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Bonita Vista High School boys basketball coach Don Dumas doesn’t know quite yet where it all will end for his team this season, but it could be something special. The Barons defeated...
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Hilltop freshman Rosenberg earning accolades while tearing up the cross country course

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Hilltop High School freshman Noah Rosenberg received the school’s first student-athlete of the week award after recording a 12th-place finish in the Division II boys frosh/soph race at the season opening...
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Southwest harriers chasing South Bay League championship

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The Southwest High School boys cross country team will attempt to do something that hasn’t happened in 38 years on Friday, Nov. 3. In 1979, the Raiders hoisted a league banner into their gym...
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City’s future looking bright on both sides

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Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas delivered her first State of the City address to a full council chamber Tuesday night, highlighting the city’s progress with its development projects, budgetary success...
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City shuts down city park

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At the Aug. 24 Chula Vista City Council meeting, Council voted unanimously, with Council member Steve Padilla absent, to temporarily close Harborside Park for health and safety reasons for 90 days...
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Prep track & field season off to a start

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The high school track and season is a month old without any invitationals and limited participation in dual meets. Not all events are filled in every dual meet. The Hilltop Lancers are...
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Fisherman wants someone to thank

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All his family wants to do is find and thank them for saving his life. Pius "Pete" Zuger was one of 27 passengers and 17 crew members aboard a fishing boat called...
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THIS WEEK

Chula Vista

Moore takes lead at...

The Port of San Diego officially swore in its 2026 officers for the Board of Port Commissioners on Wednesday, Jan. 14, marking the start...
Basketball

Girls hoops teams tip...

The San Diego Section will crown its 2025-26 girls basketball divisional champions Feb. 26-28. All the hoopla, cheers and tears are still more than...
Horoscope

Esoteric astrology as news...

Communities, Cooperatives & the Essential Fire of Change - the New Era Unfolding Sun enters Aquarius Monday, January 19th, the day after the Capricorn new...
Alumni

Women’s pro soccer received...

The National Women’s Soccer League crowned its 2026 champion on Nov. 22 as Gotham FC defeated the Washington Spirit, 1-0, in front of 18,000...
High School

Frosh phenoms are lacing...

Last season, the Metro Conference roller hockey scoring race was contested between Eastlake High junior Chris Rollbusch Jr. and Bonita Vista senior Jacob Hunter. Rollbusch...
Columnists

King’s call for justice...

Three days after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the April 7, 1968 edition of The Chula Vista Star News had a small...
Basketball

Above the rim: SDSU...

Photo caption: Elzie Harrington has the ball for SDSU in Saturday’s game against Fresno State. Photo by Andy Bartotto Like football, San Diego State University’s...
College

Southwestern Lady Jags secure...

It was nothing but cheers as Southwestern College recorded its third Pacific Coast Athletic Conference women’s soccer championship in the past eight years with...
Alumni

Gulls start climb up...

The San Diego Gulls have languished near the bottom of the American Hockey League’s Pacific Division for the past three seasons, missing the genrous...
Chula Vista

Familiar fragrance store opens...

Bath & Body Works officially opened a new 3,232-square-foot store near Palomar Trolley on Jan. 9, bringing the brand’s signature fragrances, body care, and...