PROCABI (Bi-National Aids Advocacy Project)
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The BI-NATIONAL AIDS ADVOCACY PROJECT (PROCABI Centro Familiar) is a drop in center in San Diego for those underserved who have problems with accessing services, case management, support groups, and support services including immigration service and HIV testing.
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Serra Mesa architecture in 1959
Dear Owners of Serra Mesa, I am an owner of a property in Serra Mesa and am also a San Diego real estate agent. I am looking for anyone who has good information, especially something printed, about...
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Started: June 25th 2007Replies: 1
8th ANNUAL DOGGIE STREET FESTIVAL
Join Us At The Ultimate Dog Lovers Family Fun Event That Increases Dog & Cat Adoption Countywide. Meet Pet Book Authors At Our Pet Book Pavilion! Enjoy Yummy Eats, Music & Special Guests....
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Started: June 9th 2016Replies: 0
new name?
you people have way too much time on your hands.. you should better spend your efforts on education, volunteering for a good cause or helping some homeless people... a new name sounds rather...
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Started: December 18th 2003Replies: 4
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