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Perfect pitch
Will Becker, at the age of 8, was already hooked on baseball, and dreaming of joining the pitching staff of...
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Youth Harmony Day brings barbershop bonanza
The Youth Harmony Day Showcase is Saturday Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. at Harvey Lewis Middle School, 5170 Greenbriar Ave.
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Local cable access show features stories of pilots
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Tifereth Israel Sisterhood celebrates 70
Seventy years ago, cell phones didn’t exist, Doo Wop was on the radio, and Vietnam and Iraq were far countries...
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Axe throwing craze comes to Grantville
In April, Steve Wyland opened Battle Axe — the city’s first indoor axe throwing center.
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When thinking back to the places I used to dine right after moving to San Diego in the late ’80s, the Black Angus Steakhouse in Mission Gorge sits at the top of my list. It was the all-American alternative to Szechuan Mandarin a half-mile away and Filip
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