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Many thanks to Scott Shaffer, president of the Veterans Democratic Club of San Diego County, for sharing this note from the Department of Veterans Affairs earlier today. Fellow Veterans, The […]
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 4, 2021 SAN DIEGO – San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer announced her endorsement of Tommy Hough in the race for San Diego City Council in […]
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Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer sent this e-mail to her database this morning as part of her endorsement of Tommy Hough. In 2020, you were a part of a movement to flip […]
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These remarks were delivered, in condensed form for time, before San Diego City Council on Tuesday, Aug. 3rd, 2021. Good afternoon, I’m Tommy Hough. I live in Mira Mesa. I […]
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Between the real estate funding debacles at City Hall, the fleecing of city officials by Downtown insiders, and an inability to act on our District 6 communities’ infrastructure concerns, D6 needs […]
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Built quickly and on the cheap in 1970 upon loose soils with poor drainage, the roadbeds of Gold Coast and Parkdale failed years ago, leaving them in the poor state they’ve […]
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There were moments during the Jan. 6th insurrection when I wondered whether our nation would have the chance to celebrate its 245th birthday. Thankfully, we’re again celebrating our nation’s independence, and perhaps more […]
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With only a few hours remaining until our campaign’s first FEC fundraising deadline on Wednesday, it’s go time. Wednesday, June 30th, is the deadline to make a contribution to our Neighborhoods First campaign for San Diego […]
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I’ve been fighting for our neighborhoods and the environment for years, and I’ll continue to stand up for our canyons, watersheds, open space, species diversity, quality of life, and access to renewable […]
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Two brush fires in District 6 this week could have grown into serious incidents were it not for the fast action and quick response of San Diego Fire and Rescue: […]
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