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March 19th, 2010
Highway 92 reopened after accident
Caltrans plans to close Devil's Slide Wednesday
Old farms continue to bloom on Midcoast
March 18
March 18th, 2010
Police search for bank robber
Open space district picks up 340 acres near Skyline
Caltrans plans to close Devil's Slide March 24 or 25
'Geotourism' comes to the Coastside
March 17th, 2010
Supervisors' MCTV meeting postponed
Senior Briefs
Black and White Ball for seniors seeks escorts
Veterans benefits info fair set
Speier talks health care Saturday
Learn the geology of the South Coast
Public invited to Jewish community Seder
Coastsider helps Filipino children smile
Open space district eyes ridge parcel
Government schools are the problem
Little League season opens ... finally
Sports Briefs
Tonnessen medals twice in final surfing meet
Cougars win first softball game of season
Vikings have no problems
Cougars relax too late
Cougars get medals from Olympian
Remembering an El Granada original
Support parcel tax for good of next generation
City should put building delays front and center
Help keep our coast clean
Observe 'Week of the Uninsured' to save lives
High school production example of importance of arts
police log
South Coast schools reel from state reform mandate
Nurserymen's Exchange honored for conservation
Private school enrollment stable despite public unrest
Local land trust settles into new digs
Old farms continue to bloom on Midcoast
Drunken driver imperils mother, 1-year-old
County offers more H1N1 clinics
Harbormaster announces retirement
Glencree deal revives subdivision
When golf manners go bust
Students rally for 'Pink Protest'
Salmon season set to open - briefly
Public wary of school counseling cuts
'Disenfranchised' push for local election reform
Assemblyman schedules events
Farm Day lunch coming up
Network@Night set for Thursday
Consider those with special needs now
Chef hopes to hook fishermen into local food movement
Devil's Slide reopened after bike accident
March 16th, 2010
Board of Supes eyes changes for MCTV
High school musical several months in the making
Film society spotlights students
'Geotourism' comes to the Coastside
Artist goes to the dogs
Why we're all Irish today
Molly Brown: unsinkable and significant
Check out your home when the weather is ugly
March 15th, 2010
March 15
Nurserymen's Exchange honored for water conservation

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Marine tells of horrors and hardships


Things were different when Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle Gehret came home this year. When he came home from Iraq in August, it was midafternoon when the bus pulled into the Marine base at Twentynine Palms, where eager relatives waited. This time it was 5 a.m., so the crowd was smaller, but big enough that Gehret had to look around for his family who’d come from Moss Beach.

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