Crossing over the new pedestrian bridge in San Ysidro, the observer can see the beginning of the end, the razing of the current United States Port of Entry, which will be replaced with a new …
April 29, 2011
Blog Entries
- Border News Translations:Young Assassins; Social Influencing
- Border News Translations: Homes Collapsing; 2100 Officers Fired
- Work search Calamity! Has "getting by" become a new way of life?
- Jacarandas, Mustard Plants, and Locust Trees
- The Big Day
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- Ailing Callaway May Buy Conglomerate's Golf Business
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- Gopher Farmer
- Central Division Traffic Court: Traffic School and a Pedi Cab
News & Stories
San Ysidro Port of Entry Tumbles as Reconstruction Begins
Six SDPD Officers Make Arrest at Park & Market Trolley Station
“Whatever that man said, I didn’t give him nothing,” the 30-ish African-American man told the six police officers who had descended on him at the Park & Market trolley station on the evening of April …
April 29, 2011
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
This year is an especially good time to visit Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the home of the National Civil War Museum, with interactive exhibits that let you intensely and personally experience the 150th anniversary of the war. …
April 29, 2011
San Diego's Inland Sea: Salton Sea, California
I rolled my Celica up to the Border Patrol guards stopping traffic along Route 111 north of El Centro. When asked where I was headed, I explained that I was here to see “their” sea. …
April 29, 2011