By LINDA MICHAEL Carl “Rusty” Arnesen, whose artwork will be featured at the Foothills Gallery during the month of August, has been interested in art and drawing since he was very young. But during his early years in the Marine Corps, in school, and as a young attorney, he had…
La Mesa California
By JAKE SEXTON Here in San Diego, July means Comic-Con! And Comic-Con means another column from me about some of the best comics and graphic novels of the past year. My favorite new series of the year was the bitingly satirical “Crowded” by Christopher Sebela, Ro Stein and Ted Brandt.…
LA MESA, Calif. — The La Mesa Farmers Market will stay at its current location after a 3-2 vote from city councilmembers Tuesday night. The fate of the market was up for debate after businesses shared concerns that it was taking away revenue. Others complained about a lack of parking.…
Iranian officials said Monday that 17 people have been captured who were allegedly spies working for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, NBC News reported. The Iranian Intelligence Ministry held a briefing on Monday where they announced the alleged spies were Iranian citizens but trained by the CIA. Some of those…
Following 20 years of active duty in the U.S. Air Force, seeing combat first hand, saving lives and working in war-torn countires, James Golia did not expect his retirement days to be spent treating and caring for rescued sea lions. Golia, 51, a volunteer at the Pacific Marine Mammal Center,…
