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DON'T MISS

NFL Star Watch: Alex Smith back in action in 2020-21

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
Teams have started to reach the midpoint of the 2020-21 NFL schedule. In a season like no other in league annals, it’s been pleasantly competitive. Don’t be surprised if former Helix High...
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History of Flag Day

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
The very first American flag was hand stitched in 1776 by a woman named Betsy Ross and throughout the years has grown into the icon it is today. On June 14, 1777,...
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Suspect has May hearing

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 0
A May 26 preliminary hearing has been set for a man suspected of killing a woman and shooting her two co-workers at an Otay Mesa restaurant on Nov. 6, 2019. Deputy District...
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Mariachi appearance more than a flash in the mall

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Mariachi students from the Sweetwater Union High School District and Southwestern College created a flash mob Wednesday night at Plaza Bonita to promote the fourth annual International Mariachi Festival and Competition...
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National City stabbing suspect admits guilt

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 0
A third person involved in a 2005 fatal stabbing of a 19-year-old man in National City has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter. Anthony Raymond Rivers, 31, was only arrested a year ago,...
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McCann gets green light to collect money from woman

Uncategorized Robert Moreno - 0
A San Diego Superior Court judge last month signed a court order that granted Chula Vista Councilman John McCann more than $100,000 in legal fees for defending his 2014 election to...
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SDHS’ new executive VP

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
The San Diego Humane Society announced the promotion of Brian Daugherty as its new executive vice president after serving seven years as its senior vice president and Chief Philanthropy & Communications...
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Pitfalls of pet-friendly legislation

Letters to the editor Alan Pentico - 0
San Diego is famous for its pet-friendly culture, with countless dog parks, beaches, and events for pets and their owners. But not everyone can be around animals. Some people have allergies,...
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Best late night dining in Chula Vista is at Harvey’s Lounge inside Seven Mile Casino

Eats Kris Galicia Brown - 0
Long after the sun sets, or just just before the sun rises, the choices for dining in the South Bay area are slim pickings, with choices narrowly including tacos or "Moons...
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Ship inspection may be costly

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Chula Vista's schooner the Bill of Rights seeks the public's  help in paying one of its bills. Don Johnson, South Bay Front Sailing Association CEO, first mate and primary engineer aboard the...
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Park View Little League 12U all-star team is treated to hometown pep rally

Baseball Phillip Brents - 0
Come what may for Park View Little League’s 12U all-star team in the upcoming Little League World Series Western Regional tournament in San Bernardino, one can certainly say the team is...
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Church donations go long way in relieving stress, hunger

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
South Bay Community Church in National City is feeding families throughout South County. Every Wednesday afternoon about 500 people line up in the parking lot at 2400 Euclid Ave. to get a...
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Bonita exhibit examines past, present and future of quilting

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
Running through Sept. 23, the Bonita Museum & Cultural Center’s “Quilting, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” showcases quilt groups in the South Bay and East County. Quilters from the San Diego People...
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Avoid the heat of a summer scam

Chula Vista admin - 0
As summertime approaches and you start surfing the internet for a new rental home or vacation rental, do you know how to tell whether you are dealing with a bad actor...
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Titan, Baron ladies earn high seeds in CIF girls soccer playoffs

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The Eastlake and Bonita Vista high school girls soccer teams tied for this year’s Mesa League title with duplicate 11-1 records as the teams took turns beating each other. Eastlake fired the...
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THIS WEEK

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Creating a school garden for special education students, launching a plant-based culinary training program, building sensory break spaces, supporting a cultural arts and poetry...
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Esoteric Astrology as news...

Advent, Festival Days, Light & Dark, Sagittarius & Beams of Light We are now in Advent, four weeks of preparing for something to appear. In astrology...
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Carrying the Jaguar spirit...

As we near the end of another year at Southwestern College, I find myself reflecting with deep gratitude on the people who give this...
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Volunteers spruce up homes

Across San Diego County, volunteers, community partners, and corporate sponsors are coming together to help local veterans maintain safe, comfortable homes through San Diego...
Football

Slow-starting Titans get far...

The Eastlake Titans’ turnaround season ended with a runner-up finish in Saturday’s San Diego Section Division IV championship game at Southwestern College’s DeVore Stadium. A...
Alumni

Dream season ends for...

Pretty much all season long San Diego FC was chasing the Chicago Fire’s remarkable Major League Soccer debut season in 1998 when the expansion...
Chula Vista

New clubhouse for kids...

Chula Vista is preparing for a new hub for youth development with the upcoming opening of the Boys & Girls Clubs of South County’s...
Croaa country

Eastlake’s Williams speeds to...

The 38th California Interscholastic Federation state cross country championship meet last Saturday in Fresno’s Woodward Park was a record-setter as Irvine senior Summer Wilson...
Columnists

Conflict remains a holiday...

In hindsight, the delicate hope that this Thanksgiving weekend would be absent conflict was misplaced, gripped so tightly it never had a realistic chance...