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Opinion: Stray dogs are a problem in Anza

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Dogs are man’s best friend and one of the world’s most popular pets, companions and helpers. But due to their predatory nature, canines can...

LRE Girl Scout offers drive-by cookie sales

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Charlotte McGraw is an entrepreneur in the making. At 9 years old, she devised a safe way to sell her Girl Scout Cookies as...

STHA researches sales tax assignments

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Members of the Sage Town Hall Association discovered that the tiny community is being taxed for services they do not receive.“I’ve discovered that the...

Missy’s Place 15th Hole Bar and Grill serves breakfast

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With the ups and downs of county and state COVID-19 health mandates, Missy Carver Boulton can again offer breakfast at the restaurant she and...

Newspaper box is stolen from Aguanga General Store

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A newspaper vending machine belonging to Reeder Media/Anza Valley Outlook was stolen Sunday, Feb. 14, at 7:25 p.m. from the porch at the Aguanga...

Christi James organizes Easter At Home gift boxes

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The Anza Valley community came together under the leadership of Christi James to provide a little Easter fun for local children and families.James, with...

ACIL announces board election results

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The Anza Civic Improvement League announced their board of directors election results recently.Charles Cadwell, Phil Canaday, Karl Kurtz, Birdie Kopp, Megan Haley, Andrew Cary...

Lenticular clouds appear over Anza

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Unusual clouds have been sighted recently over the mountains surrounding the Anza Valley. Beautiful and yet eerie, these strange formations are called lenticular clouds.According...

Garcia family adopts highway to honor daughter

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Anna Garcia and her husband Mario adopted a section of state Route 371 to memorialize their daughter Mariah, who died in a traffic accident...

Anza Valley Library receives upgrades

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The Anza Valley Library continues to provide books, services and inspiration for residents during the coronavirus pandemic, as upgrades to the facility and new...