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Doug Case honored by City of San Diego

Katelin Labat - SDSU NewsCenter
March 28th, 2013

SAN DIEGO -- March 13 was unlike any other day in San Diego, especially for SDSU employee, Doug Case.

“By the Council of the City of San Diego, that this Council, for and on behalf of the people of San Diego, does hereby declare March 13, 2013 to be “Doug Case Day,” announced city Councilmember Marti Emerald.

Case has been an active board member on the College Area Community Council for 27 years and has served as president for the past seven years. As of March 13, Case ended his term as president.

FREE: Learn life-saving skills this Saturday

SDGLN Staff
June 27th, 2012

SAN DIEGO – Councilmembers Todd Gloria and Marti Emerald invite all San Diegans to participate in Neighborhood Beat this Saturday, June 30, from 9 to 11 am at Joyce Beers Community Center, 3900 Vermont St. in Hillcrest.

Neighborhood Beat is a free citywide community CPR program done in partnership with Rural/Metro, the City’s emergency medical services provider, and participants will also learn how to use an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).

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San Diegans react to Tuesday's primary election

Ben Cartwright - SDGLN Staff Writer
June 6th, 2012

SAN DIEGO – As the results of Tuesday’s California primary election settle, San Diegans expressed a number of feelings about the future of America's Finest City – depending on how the candidates of their choice faired.

While some races were settled outright because the candidate ran unopposed or received more than 50.1% of the total vote count, other races, including the San Diego mayoral contest, will be duked out in November at the general election.

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Political Update: GOP presidential candidates, pension reform, and San Diego’s new council district

Esther Rubio-Sheffrey - SDGLN Staff Writer
August 31st, 2011

SAN DIEGO – On the national front in this week's Political Update, the Republicans make a small consensus on equality; while locally, pension reform remains high on the mayoral candidate’s lists of priorities and new candidates emerge for San Diego’s soon-to-be District 9.

Our last report on openly gay GOP presidential candidate Fred Karger’s campaign discussed FOX News’ decision to exclude him from the GOP debate in Iowa.

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Political Update: Money, money, money! Campaign candidates begin releasing financial figures

Esther Rubio-Sheffrey - SDGLN Staff Writer
July 18th, 2011

If it is true that money talks, then when it comes to political campaigns, money buys, or at least that is how a cynical voter may see things. However, one needs only tp remember Jerry Brown’s recent victory over Meg Whitman for California governor as an indication that the richest candidate does not always win – but it does help.

With the first official month of campaigning over city and nationwide, many candidates are releasing the monetary sums raised by their campaigns, giving us a small glimpse of things to come.

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