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Parade resumes

Uncategorized Robert Moreno - 0
Cue the marching band and decorate those floats because Chula Vista’s holiday parade is officially coming back. The Third Avenue Village Association voted last week to support this year’s Starlight Parade, which...
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District 42 Little League gearing up for exciting summer

Baseball Phillip Brents - 0
The boys — and girls — of summer are upon us, ushered in appropriately by the Strawberry Full Moon hanging over local ball fields. The 2024 Little League spring season was a...
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Montgomery Aztecs re-tool with talented core of returners

Football Phillip Brents - 0
The Montgomery Aztecs had a season to remember in 2010: an 8-4 overall record, runner-up finish in the inaugural Metro-Pacific League standings and a trip to the quarterfinal round of the...
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The heat is on

Letters to the editor Deuel Woodward - 0
San Diego County is about the same size as Connecticut. There are four climate zones. They are coastal, inland, mountains, and desert. The area with the most people live near the...
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Tearful teen contradicts cops’ version of tackle

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 1
A teenage girl who was tackled violently to the ground by a Chula Vista police officer disputed the department’s account of what happened the afternoon of Aug. 15 at a local...
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Looking for a problem

Letters to the editor Alan Pentico - 0
The proposed Tenant and Landlord Protection Ordinance under consideration in the City of Chula Vista is a solution seeking a problem. Many members of our Southern California Rental Housing Association –...
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Eagles avenge early season loss to Poway with semifinal victory

Sports Phillip Brents - 0
After taking down the No. 1-seeded Poway Titans in the San Diego Section Division II semifinals, it would only seem reasonable that the fourth-seeded Olympian Eagles will want to take down...
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Millions in the fight against opioids

Chula Vista Mara Elliott - 0
For years, pharmaceutical companies aggressively marketed opioids to doctors and the public, claiming opioids were needed to manage chronic pain, weren’t addictive, and were superior to other pain-relievers. None of that was...
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Sweetwater boys volleyball tournament grows on the large side with 46 teams

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The Sweetwater High School boys varsity volleyball tournament was last hosted two years ago and has since become the first large tournament in the San Diego Section with 46 teams from...
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Events spotlight women

Chula Vista admin - 0
In honor of Women’s History Month, local nonprofits are holding three separate events. On March 5 at 4 p.m., the Foundation for Women Warriors is hosting an online screening of “The Hello...
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Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 11 – 17, 2020

Horoscope Risa DAngeles - 0
Brave New World Mercury turned stationary direct on Monday. It seemed a short Mercury retrograde this time. Strange and unusual, too, with the virus spreading, the stock market volatility, fear of the...
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Mentor’s goal is to help others find their professional worth

Chula Vista Isabel Hughes - 0
Chula Vista resident Skyler McCurine doesn’t want women leaving money on the table throughout their lives. She cites a statistic reported by the Harvard Business Review last year: a woman who...
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‘Extremities’ to play Jan. 7-29 at OnStage Playhouse

Chula Vista Phillip Brents - 0
OnStage Playhouse will present William Mastrosimone’s “Extremities” Jan. 7-29 at its intimate downtown Chula Vista theater. The production is directed by Holly Stephenson and produced by Teri Brown and Desiree Peters. Marjorie is...
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Despite pleas for longer sentence, man gets seven

Uncategorized Neal Putnam - 0
The drunk driver from Paradise Hills who caused the death of sheriff's deputy Ken Collier was sentenced Jan. 7 to seven years and eight months in prison. An Internet campaign and a...
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All splinter-free hands on deck

Real Estate Special to The Star-News - 0
(NAPSA) - Homeowners have long admired the timeless appeal of wood on their homes, but feared the required maintenance associated with it-fortunately, that doesn't have to be overwhelming. Ongoing upkeep such as...
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