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New program aimed at smoothing deputy encounters

Chula Vista Yvette Urrea Moe - 0
Imagine a scenario in which your loved one is being pulled over or approached by a Sheriff’s deputy and is unable to communicate effectively with the officer. Whether your loved one...
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Sanitation workers back at it

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
The sanitation strike that crippled Chula Vista for nearly a month is over, but not without consequences to the city and its provider Republic Services. This comes after union workers accepted the...
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Holidays may be right time to move

Prime Jenny Wallis - 0
Dear Jenny, I think it's time to move Mom into an assisted living community, she's ready now. But I was thinking about waiting until after the holidays. It makes more sense and...
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Dueling Devils: friendly rivaly put to the test in decathlon points battle

Sports Phillip Brents - 0
Who might be the best all-around athlete at Sweetwater High School? That question may be open to debate, though Red Devil teammates Luis Venegas and Spencer Curtis decided to put it...
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Dramatic effort to save Bonitafest

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
With the 41st annual Bonita­fest on life support, several community members are not ready to pull the plug on it just yet. The Bonita Business and Professional Association — the event’s title...
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No road for Bonitafest

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Last year, Southwestern College professor Max Branscomb saved Bonitafest from the brink of extinction. But Branscomb couldn’t bring Bonitafest to Bonita Road where it has traditionally been held. Instead, Bonitafest will be held...
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Chula Vista American racks up prestige points with three TOC titles

Baseball Phillip Brents - 0
California District 42 Little League wrapped up its annual Tournament of Champions event with four championship games Monday at the Imperial Beach Little League complex at IB Sports Park. The evening started...
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Lessons to be learned at college

Columnists Carlos Davalos - 0
Evidently I was a victim of microaggresion before it was cool. The seemingly new term for identifying overt or unintended racism, prejudice or hostility toward someone is gaining attention on college campuses...
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Cutting comment time was not a violation

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
An attorney with the Sweetwater Union High School District found no abuse by district board members of its bylaws or the Brown Act after a citizen alleged they illegally shortened and...
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BVHS hoopsters make their mark with first-round playoff wins

Basketball Phillip Brents - 0
championship title in school history last fall, it sent a wave of unparalleled excitement throughout the Baron nation. There are still tremors as a result. “For three or four months, there was a...
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Spring sports schedule interrupted for community colleges as well

College Phillip Brents - 0
The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic hasn’t just affected high school, major college and professional sports. It’s also put a hold on the community college spring sports season. Due to health concerns over COVID-19,...
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Children to benefit from Bonita library expansion

Bonita Robert Moreno - 0
The Bonita-Sunnyside library is in for a $3.2 million expansion, the library’s first major renovation since it opened in 2005. Currently the children’s area of the Bonita-Sunnyside library is only 500 square...
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Sick leave law has some feeling uneasy

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
A new bill authored by Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez gives employees in the public and private sectors three days worth of paid sick days. While the law may seem like a victory for...
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iPads multiply in SUHSD

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
The Sweetwater Union High School District started the 2013-14 school year with more iPads than the previous year. About 13,000 iPads were assigned to students and faculty this school year, which is...
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National City names their price for cannabis

Chula Vista Jessica Brodkin Webb - 0
The city of National City held a public hearing and adopted a resolution establishing cannabis business permit fees during the Dec. 7 city council meeting, intended to recover costs involved with...
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THIS WEEK

Basketball

Slam dunk! Barons win...

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Partners share warmth

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Columnists

Shining brightly decades later

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Health center consolidates services...

National City residents now have access to a wide range of healthcare services in one location with the opening of the Macias Family Health...
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Aztec round-ballers keep up...

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