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The San Carlos Branch Library is delighted to host R.D. Kardon to discuss her new book, “Flygirl,” on May 24...
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Happenings at the Allied Garden Library
The book club will be reading Elena Ferrante’s book “My Brilliant Friend” on May 14 from 1-2 p.m. This 1950s...
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Patrick Henry High School News
The last Friday in April proved to be a day that many of our athletes with intellectual disabilities will never...
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Botany lessons from a small plant
It’s a tiny plant packed with biological intrigue: it’s a geophyte, heterostylous, hysteranthus, bears a cyme, and is named after...
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Award-winning author to speak at Mission Trails
The Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation is hosting a presentation by anthropologist Michael Wilken-Robertson, author of “Kumeyaay Ethnobotany” on...
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San Carlos Library news
After the passing of Judy McCarty, many articles mentioned her support of all libraries, but Judy was especially passionate about...
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Happenings at the Allied Gardens/Benjamin Library
Christopher Ochs grew up in Allied Gardens and eventually became a paralegal with Microsoft. Little did he know that not...
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Patrick Henry High School News
Nhi Nguyen was selected as our Kiwani’s student of the month for March for many amazing reasons and was honored...
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iNaturalist Observation of the Month: Common poorwill
On any given day, a Mission Trails Regional Park visitor may encounter a common poorwill — if he/she can spot...
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My favorite place in Mission Trails Regional Park
My favorite place in Mission Trails is Kumeyaay Lake. The trail around Kumeyaay Lake is shady and sunny, riparian and...
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Guest editorial: Months later: Our imperative to resurge following anti-Semitic terrorist attack
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Just half a week after the domestic terrorist attack at Chabad of Poway, I received a text from my brother. As a first-year student at Columbia University engulfed in final exams, I found his “how are you?” particularly refreshing. Diverting momentari
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