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Esoteric Astrology as news for week February 23 – 2, 2022

Horoscope Risa DAngeles - 0
Pisces – Two Fishes Saving the World Each year, at the end of February and much of March and just before spring arrives, we are under the light, love and influences of...
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Program makes student peers ambassadors of resources

Chula Vista admin - 0
Erica Serrano has dedicated her career to helping young children grow. Receiving her child development certification to operate her own preschool at Southwestern College, Serrano co-owns a preschool program in San...
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Chula Vista is worker friendly

Chula Vista Allison Sampite - 0
The Chula Vista City Council supported a resolution Tuesday to affirm the rights of workers and collective bargaining. Councilman Steve Castaneda brought the resolution forward to support the right to organize, bargain...
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Hoping for a new place to call home in ’15

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Robert Zendejas said he had it all eight years ago. He had a nice home in Eastlake with his wife and kids. He had four cars. He and his wife had the luxury of...
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South County actress’s star is on the rise in San Diego REP production of ‘Manifest Destinitis’

Uncategorized Phillip Brents - 0
Jennifer Paredes didn’t get properly involved in theater until her senior year at Otay Ranch High School. But once bitten by the acting bug, her on stage career has blossomed. Paredes, a...
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Why all the fuss in the community?

Chula Vista Russ Hall - 0
Why has the appointment of Steve Miesen to the Chula Vista City Council caused such a stir amongst community members who have voiced their opposition? Let’s start with the conduct of the...
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Drinking milk may reduce the risk of colorectal cancer

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Most of us know the saying, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” But could a glass of milk keep cancer away? According to a recent study — yes. Researchers found...
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Things to consder prior to cosmetic surgery

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When considering a facelift, it's important to know your options Q. I'm contemplating a facelift, but I understand there are several different procedures I can choose from. Can you explain my options? A....
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San Diego Loyal to honor city of Chula Vista as part of community outreach

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
It was a noble idea last year when the San Diego Loyal embarked on its maiden USL Championship season with a plan to honor the various communities that comprise the team’s...
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Under a Full Moon, Apollo 11 lunar landing celebrates 55th anniversary

Arts Phillip Brents - 0
July 20, 1969 will not be a date forever remembered in infamy. By contrast, it will be remembered as the greatest technologic achievement in the history of humankind. That’s the date when...
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Giving VOICE to girls globally

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
Kiera Murphy is on a mission to change the world. When the California Lutheran University senior studied abroad in India two years ago, she helped set up VOICE 4 Girls, a nonprofit...
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Barons advance in girls volleyball playoffs

High School Phillip Brents - 0
Jenelle Hudson had 10 kills and 17 digs, Meagan Wright had 11 kills and seven digs and Cari Hudson had 36 assists as the host Bonita Vista Barons swept the West...
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Caring for in-home support services

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
Silvia of San Ysidro is an In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) worker caring for her 87 year-old mother who suffers from dementia. Her mother requires around the clock care, deep patience, a...
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L.A. writer returns to the city that shaped his ‘Journey’

National City Robert Moreno - 0
Luis Ruan grew up in a National City neighborhood where gangs, violence and police activity were prevalent. “When I grew up it was kind of rough,” Ruan said about 16th street and...
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SWC’s Dia de los Muertos tournament to provide preview for PCAC water polo finals

College Phillip Brents - 0
Eastlake High School grads Jeremy Redden and Jake Rose were freshmen on Mesa College’s Pacific Coast Athletic Conference men’s water polo championship team. They are joined on this year’s Olympians roster...
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THIS WEEK

Croaa country

Elite runners to battle...

The high school cross country season is about to finish with a bang for several San Diego County harriers at Saturday’s 46th Brooks National...
Gulls

Gulls close out November...

The San Diego Gulls closed out the month of November by recording standings points in eight of their 11 games during the month with...
Horoscope

Esoteric Astrology as news...

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Lighting the Hanukkah & Advent Candles We are moving closer and closer to Winter Solstice (Sunday, Dec. 21) when the Sun...
Chula Vista

Teen’s video a ‘Breakthrough’...

Seventeen-year-old Grace Lee from Chula Vista is gaining national attention as a finalist in the global Breakthrough Junior Challenge, an annual competition that invites...
Columnists

Survey delivers a dose...

One morning eons ago I trudged into my cousin’s garage. The fluorescent lamps hummed and flickered. The cold of the slick, cement floor stung my...
Basketball

Winter sports tip-off: Barons...

The winter sports season has tipped off with play on the basketball court and soccer pitch. The Bonita Vista boys hoops squad started off December...
Chula Vista

Downtown Chula Vista welcomes...

Winter is officially here, and Downtown Chula Vista is celebrating the season’s arrival while gearing up for the new year. The Chula Vista community...
Football

Four section football teams...

The San Diego Section sent six of its teams into battle in last weekend’s Southern California regional football championship games. Four came out victorious...
Chula Vista

City seeks smoking insight

Chula Vista is turning to residents and local retailers to tackle a pressing concern: youth access to tobacco. The city has launched two anonymous...
High School

Metro Conference rolls out...

The Metro Conference faced off its 26th continuous season of co-ed roller hockey this past week at the Castle Park High School rink. Nine Sweetwater...