La Mesa News Briefs – May 22 – June 25, 2015
La Mesa police seek young leaders The La Mesa Police Department is seeking applicants to its annual La Mesa Police...
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Foothiller Footsteps: The Big G on the Hill
By Connie and Lynn Baer Next fall, Grossmont High School will celebrate its 95th anniversary. In honor of that celebration,...
Read moreDetailsGuest Editorial: Mental Health Awareness Month: How you can help a friend or loved one
Dr. Michael J. Bailey Everyone knows that if you have a sore throat or aching back, you can go to...
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Gen-X in a Millennial World: Things you shouldn’t say to a pregnant woman
By Genevieve A. Suzuki There are several creatures of legend you never want to cross; among them are the...
Read moreDetailsStrictly business – May 22, 2015
By Jeremy Ogul Little Flower Haven to close June 30 Little Flower Haven, the nonprofit assisted living facility owned and...
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Helix Highlights: Helix students prepare for the end of the school year
By Jen Osborn While the school year is winding to a close, there is still plenty going on at Helix....
Read moreDetailsMusic Notes – May 22 – June 25, 2015
Jazz Fridays: Charlie Arbelaez Trio at The Rook Bar. Free. 9 p.m. 7745 University Ave., La Mesa. TheRookBar.com. Saturdays: Jazz with...
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New Park Station plan stumbles at Planning Commission
By Jeremy Ogul The La Mesa Planning Commission on May 22 voted 4-2 to reject the latest version of the...
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La Mesa Reads: This month at the library
By Jake Sexton April was National Poetry Month, and our library had a poetry writing contest to celebrate. The contest's...
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What’s Cooking With Julie: Rhubarb compote
By Julie White Rhubarb, a springtime treat that is only around for a short time, is a favorite of mine....
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