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County offers restaurants some breathing room

Chula Vista Joe Naiman - 0
Some restaurants and other food facilities have been closed completely due to the coronavirus quarantine while the rest are limited to delivery and pick-up. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors...
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Bonita-born artist works to make borders disappear

Chula Vista Brooke Binkowski - 0
The wall that demarcates the border between the United States and Mexico is all but invisible throughout most of San Diego. It juts into the ocean at the end of a...
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California must stop taxing veterans on their military retirement income

Latest News Ben Hueso - 0
Everyone wants to live in the Golden State and especially “Sunny” San Diego. From the warm coastal beaches, white snow-capped mountains, and grassy terrains filled with wildlife, our state attracts tourists...
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Golf tournament raises money for police and animal causes

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Break out those golf clubs and show off your golf game for a cause. The third annual Coldwell Banker Royal Realty Annual Charity Golf Tournament tees off at 10 a.m. on July...
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Novel looks at use of propaganda to advance fascism

Chula Vista admin - 0
Jennifer Coburn’s new novel “The Girls of the Glimmer Factory” is now on presale, coming out on Jan. 28, one day after International Holocaust Remembrance Day. This follows her critically acclaimed...
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Crockett tasked with economic recovery during pandemic

Chula Vista Jessica Brodkin Webb - 0
In an April 15 press release, Chula Vista City Manager Gary Halbert announced Director of Economic Development Eric Crockett has been promoted to Deputy City Manager for Chula Vista. That promotion comes...
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Opening up to non-citizen residents

Letters to the editor Robert Ross - 0
Measure K, the Chula Vista charter amendment, has one change that the voters of Chula Vista should be aware of before they vote on this amendment. That change is changing the...
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Beware the future

Columnists Carlos Davalos - 0
It's hard to remember the last time I was excited about a piece of consumer technology. The iPod? A glorified mp3 player which in turn was a glorified Walkman/casette player. Big deal. Smartphones?...
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Ins and outs of Oohs and Ahhs

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
When we think of Fourth of July, the first thing that comes to mind are fireworks. Although the city of Chula Vista will not host a fireworks display this year, other cities...
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A second chance at Mi Escuelita

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
When Juan was small he didn’t smile. “Now that’s the first thing you see on his face,” Celia Martinez said of her legally-adopted 5-year-old son. But the change is a work in...
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Water conservation up, so are rates

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Sweetwater Authority customers are doing their part when it comes to conserving water during California’s drought. In May the water agency reduced its water use by 24 percent, doubling its 12 percent...
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Mustang alum Lloyd Named Sporting News All-American

College Phillip Brents - 0
University of Utah junior linebacker Devin Lloyd has been named to the 2020 Sporting News All-America Second Team. It is the first-career All-America honor for Lloyd, an Otay Ranch High School alumnus....
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Infrastructure is foundation for growth

Letters to the editor Johnathan Hladik - 0
The newly-passed infrastructure package approved by Congress last week promises to reach every corner of the country, and for rural America, funding for water and sewer, broadband internet, and electrical projects...
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State of mind: Olmos wins bronze medal at boys state wrestling tourney

Uncategorized Phillip Brents - 0
J.J. Gracio’s name will forever remain enshrined as Marian High School’s first San Diego Section individual wrestling champion. Gracio accomplished the feat in 1977 by capturing the 178-pound championship at a...
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Three tamales and rock are sure to put a smile on anyone’s face

Chula Vista Nancy Alvarado - 0
The morning is off to a chaotic start. I’ve already spilled coffee on my pants, neither copy machine is functioning, and I can’t find the paper I needed to return to...
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