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Welcome to the SAN DIMAS COMMUNITY NEWS ONLINE. We hope your visit will be a rewarding one.

The San Dimas Community News is a tabloid size community newspaper distributed through the U. S. Postal Service to all postal patrons both business and residential in San Dimas, California. With a current distribution of 14,000, the paper is published on the first Friday of each month. It is distributed FREE to all residents and businesses in City of San Dimas and offers an annual subscription rate of $20 to those out of the area.

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  • Russia, China veto U.N. action on Syria; opposition group calls for strike

    As international anger grows over reports of mass carnage at the hands of the Syrian regime, a U.N. Security Council draft resolution condemning Syria failed to be adopted Saturday after veto-wielding members Russia and China voted against it.

  • Head-trauma lawsuits against NFL swell

    A nasty collision during a kickoff in 1997 left Kevin Turner seeing stars.

  • Romney holds large lead in Nevada

    Mitt Romney took a large lead as the first returns started coming in from the Nevada Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday.

  • Prosecutors rebut jailed RFK assassin's claims in freedom quest

    A controversial assertion by convicted Robert F. Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan to win his freedom was challenged this week by the California attorney general who said "overwhelming evidence" exists against Sirhan's claims.

  • Eight arrested as police raid Occupy DC camp

    Dressed in yellow full-body sanitation suits, members of the U.S. Park Police combed through tents in the Occupy DC camp Saturday, taking down ones violating park policies.

  • Europe's cold snap spreads west

    The cold snap that wreaked havoc on eastern and central Europe this week moved west on Saturday, triggering a rare snowfall in Rome and prompting Heathrow Airport to cancel some flights.

  • Gas pipeline explodes in Egypt's northern Sinai

    Massive flames shot into the sky over northern Sinai on Saturday after a section of a pipeline that carries gas from Egypt to Israel and Jordan exploded, according to a security official in the region.

  • Ramos strike maintains Real's 7-point lead

    Real Madrid maintained a seven-point lead over Barcelona on Saturday night with a 1-0 win away to mid-table Getafe.

  • Zambia and Ivory Coast cruise into semis

    Zambia and Ivory Coast are through to the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations after both teams completed comfortable 3-0 victories against Sudan and Equatorial Guinea respectively on Saturday.

  • Dueling mass rallies held in Moscow

    Braving bitter cold, Muscovites in favor of Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin and those convinced parliamentary election results were rigged took to the streets Saturday.

  • Strong words at U.N. after Syria veto

    United Nations Security Council members used strong language Saturday after the council vetoed a resolution condemning Syria for human rights violations and attacks against its citizens. Here are some notable remarks.

  • Contentious meeting reflects N.Y. community divided by medical mystery

    A community meeting Saturday at a school where over a dozen children have developed tic-like symptoms quickly became contentious, further dividing an already-polarized community.

  • Fidel Castro unveils 1,000-page memoir

    Fidel Castro has released a previously unannounced two-volume memoir of his life, Cuban state-run media reported Saturday.

  • Conflict-related civilian deaths rise in Afghanistan

    A United Nations report blaming a record loss of Afghan civilian lives last year on insurgents and the Taliban was dismissed as "untrue" by a Taliban spokesman Saturday.

  • Bayern drop to second after Hamburg draw

    Bayern Munich failed to regain top spot in the Bundesliga on Saturday night after dropping points in a 1-1 draw at Hamburg.

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