Printer-friendly versionBy Janis Mork November 7, 2012 (san Diego)- In the hotly contested Lakeside Fire District, former Lakeside fire chief Mark Baker captured 39.6% of the vote while fire captain/paramedic/
Printer-friendly versionNovember 9, 2012 (La Mesa) – The San Diego 5k Mud Run “Fall Edition” honoring our active duty military and veterans will be November 10 at Skyline Church, 11330
Printer-friendly versionBy Mayan Avitable November 8, 2012 (San Diego) — The most watched proposition by many who are involved in education was California’s Proposition 30. This proposition was highly promoted
Printer-friendly versionBy Nadin Abbott and Miriam Raftery November 7, 2012 (San Diego)—Today, Carl DeMaio called Congressman Bob Filner and conceded defeat, then wished the Mayor-elect good luck. With this concession, one of the
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Printer-friendly versionBy Janis Mork November 7, 2012 (san Diego)- In the hotly contested Lakeside Fire District, former Lakeside fire chief Mark Baker captured 39.6% of the vote while fire captain/paramedic/
Printer-friendly versionNovember 9, 2012 (La Mesa) – The San Diego 5k Mud Run “Fall Edition” honoring our active duty military and veterans will be November 10 at Skyline Church, 11330
Printer-friendly versionBy Mayan Avitable November 8, 2012 (San Diego) — The most watched proposition by many who are involved in education was California’s Proposition 30. This proposition was highly promoted
Printer-friendly versionBy Nadin Abbott and Miriam Raftery November 7, 2012 (San Diego)—Today, Carl DeMaio called Congressman Bob Filner and conceded defeat, then wished the Mayor-elect good luck. With this concession, one of the
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