Spend some time with an American Olympic pin trader in Pyeongchang. San Diegan Doug Todd has been to every Olympic Games since the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games and loves trading pins. Source: NBC San Diego
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The Trump administration is proposing replacing a portion of the federal food stamp program with actual boxes of food delivered to recipients’ front doors, putting the U.S. government directly in charge of what goes on the dinner plates of about 17 million low-income households.White House budget director Mick Mulvaney likened…
Helix Charter High School has brought in help to try to calm tensions between students and staff.The latest step is in response to outrage from students after a video surfaced showing a 17-year-old girl being thrown to the ground by a La Mesa police officer. Police Chief Nominee Answers Questions…
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San Diegans will be rooting for two hometown Olympians Tuesday as Carlsbad’s Shaun White competes in the halfpipe final and Ramona’s Chris Knierim competes in pairs figure skating short program. Here are our “7 to Watch” in Pyeongchang for Tuesday: Budget Allotment for Infrastructure Could Help Local Roadways 1. Shaun White Aims…
