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Casa Cornelia Law Center, a San Diego nonprofit providing pro bono legal services to survivors of human and civil rights violations, is hosting a Winter Coat & Blanket Drive through February 28. We are collecting new coats and blankets for all ages to support clients and community members in need during the colder months—extending our mission of compassion, dignity, and justice beyond the courtroom. Drop-Off Locations: L Street Storage & Postal Annex — 707 L Street, Chula Vista Arya Cleaners — 1479 East H Street, Chula Vista Arya Cleaners — 2260 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista ————————————————————————————— Casa Cornelia Law Center, organización sin fines de lucro con sede en San Diego que brinda servicios legales pro bono a sobrevivientes de violaciones a los derechos humanos y civiles, organiza una Colecta de Abrigos y Cobijas hasta el 28 de febrero. Se recolectan abrigos y cobijas nuevos para todas las edades para apoyar a clientes y miembros de la comunidad durante el invierno, extendiendo nuestra misión de compasión, dignidad y justicia más allá de la sala del tribunal. Puntos de Entrega: L Street Storage & Postal Annex — 707 L Street, Chula Vista Arya Cleaners — 1479 East H Street, Chula Vista Arya Cleaners — 2260 Otay Lakes Road, Chula Vista Partners include SDG&E, San Diego Paralegal Association, Arya Cleaners, and L Street Storage & Postal Annex.

First, a few local nonprofits are organizing and preparing amid the ongoing partial government shutdown. Also, a California Senator recently put pressure on the Homeland Security Secretary regarding being granted access into detention facilities. Then, the Supreme Court recently weighed in on whether schools must tell parents if their child is transgender. And Chula Vista is getting a new public park along its waterfront. Lastly we tell you about an independent production company making its mark in Baja.

Ales N’ Rails is back for its 10th year! Join SDMRM for our annual beer-tasting fundraiser celebrating local breweries, live music, and community fun in the heart of Balboa Park. The event takes place Saturday, December 13, with trains running during regular museum hours (11 a.m. – 4 p.m.) and again after hours (6 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.) for a one-of-a-kind experience surrounded by San Diego’s railroading history. Wear your most festive (or hideous!) holiday sweater for a chance to win a prize, plus enjoy raffle drawings, food, and more throughout the night. This is a 21+ event. This year, we’re raising $10,000 to preserve our exhibits and support the model railroad clubs that bring our layouts to life. Whether you plan to attend, donate, or sponsor, your involvement helps us grow and keep the museum thriving for years to come. The San Diego Model Railroad Museum on Facebook / Instagram

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In the lineage of jazz, Miles Davis, born 100 years ago, presents something of a paradox: He looms as large as anyone, but he means many things to many people.