By Nancy Stern | Travel Tales Ask a local what brought them to live in Taos, New Mexico and they would likely answer, “I think I was called to be here.” The area’s art and culture, serene mountain views, eclectic food scene, early history, and unique architecture will keep visitors busy…
La Mesa California
Jeff Clemetson | Editor Dinosaur sculpture goes up on site of future housing development Jeff Phair and his wife were enjoying a Labor Day drive through the backcountry around Temecula when the dinosaur “came up.” That’s the way Phair described how he came across the sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus rex that…
By Jake Sexton | La Mesa Reads Every September, libraries celebrate a yearly event called “Banned Books Week.” It is meant to highlight the efforts that library workers make to preserve the public’s right to read whatever they like, despite pressures to ban and censor by individuals, organizations or governments.…
Event date: October 11, 2018 Event Time: 09:30 AM – 12:00 PMLocation: 4200 Parks AvenueLa Mesa, CA 91942Description:This “Olympic” style event pairs active Adults 50+ with Youth 7-12 years. Activities are non-competitive, easy, fun and FREE! Lunch & T-Shirt provided. Pre-Registration is required by October 1. Source: City of La…
One Friday night every year, the sidelines at Santana football games get packed as tight as the stands for the Mini Sultans Cheer Clinic. This year, 89 kids ages three to 13 joined the cheerleaders for a week of practice that culminated in a halftime show during Santana’s game against…
