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Mission Times Courier is a local newspaper covering Allied Gardens, College, Del Cerro, Fletcher Hi
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Mission Times Courier is a local newspaper distributed monthly Allied Gardens, College, Del Cerro, Fletcher Hills, Grantville, Rolando, San Carlos, and Northern La Mesa. MTC provides locals with neighborhood news, information on community events, and much more.

07/18/2024

https://sdnews.com/californians-lose-most-to-fraud-protect-yourself/

Has your email been hacked? Could scammers know your address, date of birth, credit card info or passwords?

07/16/2024

https://sdnews.com/project-to-gather-signatures-on-vote-for-enhance-del-cerro-is-underway/

The project to gather signatures calling for a vote on the proposed Enhance Del Cerro Maintenance Assessment District is well underway.

07/15/2024

https://sdnews.com/buyers-had-more-home-choices-during-a-busy-june/

June was the busiest month of 2024 for residential real estate activity in San Diego County.

07/12/2024

https://sdnews.com/rick-hires-hysler-to-form-new-group/

RICK, a multidisciplinary planning, design and engineering firm serving the Western United States, has appointed Allied Gardens resident Kristina Hysler, PE, as the director of Watershed Science and Planning.

07/10/2024

https://sdnews.com/344351-2/

For the second year in a row, the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG) is hosting their free Stuff the Pantry Summer Concert Series presented by Aloha Solar which will be held on Friday evenings from 6-8 p.m. - July 19, Aug. 16, and Sept. 20. Each concert will feature talent…

07/09/2024

https://sdnews.com/this-plant-must-be-stopped/

Summer has finally arrived. With it brings the promise of warmer weather, long summer nights, and unfortunately, increased fire risk.

07/03/2024

https://sdnews.com/mtrp-makes-first-donation-of-land-to-the-city-of-san-diego/

At its meeting this week, the San Diego City Council unanimously voted to accept a donation of land from the nonprofit Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation to add to and expand MTRP, one of the largest urban parks in the country.

06/27/2024

https://sdnews.com/san-diego-middle-school-wrestling-pins-down-more-success-for-the-sport/

Last month, Scripps Ranch High School held the inaugural San Diego Middle School Wrestling Championships. The tournament was a culmination of two years of San Diego Unified wrestling coaches working together with the district on a proposal.

06/24/2024

https://sdnews.com/sccg-unveils-mosaic-butterfly-art-installation-by-phhs-art-students/

As an official monarch waystation, the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG) has remained a popular landing spot for winged insects. And after months of hard, collaborative work by Patrick Henry High School’s (PHHS) art club, a new mosaic-tiled butterfly will be making the garden its permanent home t...

06/18/2024

https://sdnews.com/edc-committee-meets-with-enthusiastic-group-of-volunteers/

Recently, the Enhance Del Cerro Committee met with an enthusiastic group of Del Cerro volunteers who are currently securing signatures from Del Cerro property owners on a petition requiring the city to send a ballot to all Del Cerro property owners with the opportunity to vote YES or NO on forming t...

06/12/2024

https://sdnews.com/navigating-the-recruiting-process-for-playing-college-soccer/

Last month, Kate Maietta, a competitive coach for the Crusaders Soccer Club and the College Preparation Program Director Crusaders Soccer, conducted a program for high school soccer players who are members of the Crusaders Soccer Club or the Chula Vista Futbal Club. The meetings were the first event...

06/11/2024

https://sdnews.com/repaving-roads-remains-top-priority-in-this-area-of-san-diego/

Hello, District 7 neighbor. Fixing our roads and improving local infrastructure like parks and libraries is my number one priority for our neighborhoods.

06/10/2024

https://sdnews.com/phhs-wraps-up-spring-sports-season-with-27-student-athletes-earning-top-honors/

Patrick Henry High School recently wrapped up its spring athletics season and is incredibly proud of the accomplishments and dedication from all its spring season student-athletes. Listed below are the City Conference All-League honors with a total of 27 student-athletes earning the recognition of o...

06/06/2024

https://sdnews.com/longtime-mission-fed-leader-takes-on-role-of-cfo/

Overseeing the daily operations of Mission Fed Credit Union’s (Mission Fed) accounting and financial functions, longtime Mission Fed leader Steve Hasbrooke takes on the role of chief financial officer.

06/04/2024

https://sdnews.com/opinion-grads-should-take-advantage-of-all-that-is-in-front-of-them/

It seems like it was only yesterday that my classmates and I paraded around our high school football stadium on graduation night picking up our diplomas. Then again, it seems like a whole lifetime ago that is so far in the past I have trouble remembering specific details of the evening.

05/30/2024

https://sdnews.com/patrick-henry-finishes-close-second-at-chess-championship-in-balboa-park/

Months of anticipation culminated recently in a thrilling showdown as the 1st Annual Regional High School Chess Team Championship took place at the San Diego Chess Club in Balboa Park. The event brought together 10 high schools from across Southern California in a display of intellectual prowess and...

05/24/2024

https://sdnews.com/phhs-broadcast-journalism-and-video-production-classes-prepare-students-for-real-world/

It isn’t just older adults that typically work in front of or behind the cameras getting the news out to the public. For the last seven years, Patrick Henry High School (PHHS) students have been producing, writing, editing, and broadcasting news. After introducing video production a few years prio...

05/20/2024

https://sdnews.com/new-phhs-principal-connecting-with-people-daily/

When Michelle Irwin moved on as principal at Patrick Henry High School early last summer, it was not clear how long it would take get her replacement in position to oversee the school.

05/17/2024

https://sdnews.com/san-diego-community-newspaper-group-announces-relocation-of-esteemed-sales-team-member/

San Diego Community Newspaper Group announces the relocation of one of its valued sales team members, Heather Fine, who has been a pivotal part of the sales department since joining the Mission Times Courier and La Mesa Courier seven years ago. Heather will be moving to North Carolina in June to pur...

05/10/2024

https://sdnews.com/sccg-prioritizes-soil-health-and-sustainability/

Soil health, while a year-round focus, will be a major theme for the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG) this May.

05/09/2024

https://sdnews.com/combatting-antisemitic-and-homophobic-hate-littering/

Greetings! This edition of the Mission Times-Courier, I have several exciting updates concerning stopping hate littering, our streets, and affordable housing to bring you.

05/07/2024

https://sdnews.com/new-acres-for-mission-trails-mtrp-foundation-receives-second-2m-grant-for-land-acquisition/

We at the nonprofit Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation are excited to share that we recently closed escrow on 55 acres that will become part of the park.

05/06/2024

https://sdnews.com/robots-are-invading-the-san-carlos-branch-library/

The San Carlos Library annual Robotics Showcase Extravaganza will be held on May 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the library’s lower parking lot.

05/02/2024

https://sdnews.com/what-are-we-learning-from-the-recent-nationwide-campus-unrest/

You would all but have to be living under a rock in recent weeks to have missed the nationwide campus protests over the Middle East war.

04/24/2024

https://sdnews.com/hearst-spring-festival-slated-for-april-28/

Hearst Elementary School will hold its Spring Festival on Sunday, April 28, 3 to 7 p.m. The event will take place at the school located at 6230 Del Cerro Blvd.

04/18/2024

https://sdnews.com/what-will-it-take-for-you-to-buy-your-first-home/

With the rise in home prices, especially in San Diego, renters are having a more difficult time purchasing a home.

04/16/2024

https://sdnews.com/all-peoples-church-sues-san-diego-over-rejection-of-del-cerro-project/

On March 25, All Peoples Church filed a complaint against the City of San Diego alleging that the city council’s rejection of the church’s large-scale project for a new 900-seat sanctuary on a vacant, 6-acre lot in Del Cerro violates federal protections provided to churches by the Religious Land...

04/12/2024

https://sdnews.com/earth-day-to-be-marked-at-mission-trails-with-sustainable-clothing-swap/

On Earth Day, Monday, April 22, the nonprofit Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Foundation will host a clothing swap at the MTRP Visitor Center (1 Father Junipero Serra Trail).

04/11/2024

https://sdnews.com/april-is-native-plant-month-see-native-wildflowers-at-mission-trails/

California is home to over 6,000 native plant species, with nearly 1,500 species representing San Diego County. To honor California’s abundant and incredible plant life, the California State Legislature designated the month of April as Native Plant Month.

04/09/2024

https://sdnews.com/grantville-allied-gardens-kiwanis-club-has-pair-of-april-events-set-up/

The Grantville-Allied Gardens Kiwanis Club (www.alliedgardenskiwanis.org) has a couple of dates coming up in April.

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