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Mulling The Chicken Renaissance
LA MESA -- The looming return of free running poultry to the single family homes all over the Jewel of the Hills makes this journalist's mind race.
How to gird oneself for such a shift…
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Utility Says Power Will Resume Near 9 a.m.
LA MESA -- San Diego Gas & Electric is reporting Tuesday morning that power remains out for 1,568 customers on the west side of La Mesa. The utility is estimating that power will be restored by 9 a.m.
Posted on November 6, 2013 at 6:00am 3 Comments 7 Likes
New Restaurants, New Jobs
LA MESA -- The two establishments, in some ways, couldn't be more different.
One is the latest incarnation of a very well-financed, time-tested business partnership; the other is the fledgling dream…
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To Young Writers. Reporting and Writing A Long Story
By Chris Lavin
Good writing isn't brain surgery. It's communicating
well, artfully and, always with an understanding of
how the readers can follow your thinking.
My approach to talking to writers about writing longer
stories usually breaks down like this:
THE LEAD:
A short beginning -- three or four…
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Frank Robert Dittmer said… Chris, thx for the pics you added to my blog, looks great.
Frank Robert Dittmer said… Chris, thanks for the pics you added to my blog. Looks great.
Marty Murphy said… Chris:
If convenient, please come and see Gloria Smith and me perform @ 3:30-4:30 tomorrow (Wed.) @
Casa Loma
8040 Jenner St.
Park & walk right in. the receptionist will guide you.
Best,
Marty
That art show at Liberty Station was amazing! Ms. Carrera's imagination is astounding. Thank you for the tickets! I really appreciated it. That was a neat experience.
Jenny
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U.S. Housing Markets Face Growing Wealth Inequality
The Wall Street Journal
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http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/2014/02/26/u-s-housing-markets-faces-growing-wealth-inequality/
Why The Weakness In The Housing Market Is Probably Temporary
Source: Business Insider
Currently low levels of housing starts and new home sales, combined with a growing population and new household formation, suggest new home sales and housing starts should increase over the next few years, according to Calculated Risk.
Read the full story
http://www.businessinsider.com/housing-weakness-2014-2
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