San Diego (Calif.)

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The San Diegan and the North Shores Sentinel was the preceeding title to the North Shores Sentinel. The The North Shores Sentinel and the San Diegan, Consolidated is the succeeding title to the North Shores Sentinel. Geographic coverage is listed in the paper as "North Shore San Diego." Library holdings contain gaps.

Scope and Contents "Officials of the city of San Diego and Penasquitos, Inc., are negotiating the development within one year of a five-acre neighborhood park in Penasquitos Glens (left) and a 6.7-acre park at the Bluffs (right). Neither would have grass or trees after just one year, but the proposed crash development plan would put playground equipment in each site while city planners draw up permanent development designs. Still to be decided is how much of the building permit fees paid by developers in...

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[Author's acount of the end of high school during the pandemic, celebrating his birthday, family care, self-care, anime and manga.]

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[Author's account of living with an autoimmune disease during the pandemic, household infection with Covid-19.]

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[Author's account of elementary school shutdown, social distancing and social interaction, pods/covid bubbles, political and societal discord.]

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Library holdings are six issues. Issue #2 is not in library's holdings -- otherwise run of holdings is complete. See entries for individual issues for description of contents of those issues.

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Library holdings one issue, number four, September 1979.

Abstract

The collection, created by Daniel Flores Rios, Chief Photographer, Escondido Times-Advocate and North County Times from 1968-2001, provides a visual documentation of the San Diego North County geographic region, community, and events that helped shape its history.

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[Envelope labeled "Perot Headquarters SD" and contains images of campaign headquarters and campaign workers from Ross Perot's campaign for president, 1992. Perot was a businessman and independent candidate who received 18.9% of the popular vote and no electoral votes. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

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The San Diegan and the North Shores Sentinel was the preceeding title to the North Shores Sentinel. Coverage is listed in the paper as "North Shore San Diego."