La Mesa Patch Week in Review Nov. 7-12

Monday, Nov. 7

• Rep. Duncan D. Hunter speaks at a small-business seminar and tells the audience that small businesses .
• The about the woman accusing Justin Bieber of fathering her now 4-month-old son born in La Mesa.

Tuesday, Nov. 8

• The 9-year-old witness of a possible restroom molestation at the La Mesa Springs Vons . Judge orders trial in the case.

Wednesday, Nov. 9

• La Mesa City Council a measure that would require more financial information from potential event hosts.
• : The Grossont High boys water polo team advances to quarterfinals after beating Poway.
• The Navajo Canyon Republican Women Federated club from satirist and pundit Evan Sayet.

Thursday, Nov. 10

• School officials say Helix Charter High School by future attendance boundary changes in the Grossmont Union High School District.

Friday, Nov. 11

• The school board votes to for its nine traditional campuses.
• : San Diego celebrates Veterans Day with the 25th annual Veterans Day Parade.
• After a breakfast with veterans and a speech at Arlington National Cemetery, President Obama in Coronado.

Saturday, Nov. 12

• The office of Rep. Duncan Hunter is his claims when it comes to spilled milk fines faced by dairy farms and eliminating taxes for small business.
• For more than two decades, has been helping students in La Mesa and nearby areas.

Top Blog Posts, Columns and Letters to the Editor

• Moms Council : Do you Google your kids’ friends and their parents?
• : David Secor, a Democratic candidate for Congress, recalls meeting Rep. Duncan Hunter for the first time.
• : Deena While summarizes the sewer billing issue discussed at October’s City Council meeting.
• : Shawn Norton explains drug addiction and talks about the many faces of recovery.
• : Scott Kidwell discusses the link between the Fair Trade Town movement and big corporations.
• Blog Post: Helix grad Savannah McCully believes individual citizens should be held accountable to their community through civic commitment.