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Bob and Patty Cordero share impressive memorabilia collection that dates back to 1969. Author: Jeff Zevely (Reporter) Updated: 12:26 PM PDT March 31, 2021 LAKESIDE, Calif. — The San Diego Padres opened their season and Petco Park today to baseball fans. In this Zevely Zone, I went to Lakeside to meet a husband and wife who have been eagerly waiting to hear the words "Play Ball". I figured why not take a swing at finding the two biggest Padre Fans? Let's just say there's a reason Bob and Patty Cordero didn't paint their home blue. "We do not like the Dodgers, ...
CITY HEIGHTS — Long before organic gardening, native plants, sustainability and free-range chicken coops became the trendy ways to landscape backyards in San Diego, there was “Farmer Bill” Tall. From the day he started his City Farmers Nursery in City Heights nearly 50 years ago, Tall taught generations of San Diegans how to garden in a planet-friendly way with enthusiasm, experience and kindness. He died Tuesday at age 64, following a long battle with cancer. Local gardening author and expert Nan Sterman said Tall was always forward-thinking about gardening, even though his eclectic...