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PUBLISHED BY 2 A.M.August 17, 2008

JOHN GIBBINS / Union-Tribune
Camile Colt checked in for her ExpressJet flight Friday. ExpressJet will stop service at Lindbergh Field on Sept. 2. Other airlines are cutting back on flights to and from San Diego.
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Lindbergh preparing for turbulence ahead

STAFF WRITER

SAN DIEGO – Lindbergh Field is bracing for the first significant decline in commercial air traffic since after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks nearly seven years ago.

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    For now, Chargers' departure not likely

    No guarantees after '08, but Chula Vista in hunt

    STAFF WRITER

    The Chargers are gearing up for a new season that could – but probably won't – be their last at Qualcomm Stadium.

      SDSU drug cases ending with little fanfare

      Some wonder if publicity did more harm than good

      STAFF WRITERS

      The buzz started with early-morning raids on apartments and fraternities around San Diego State University on May 6, then built as students were corralled into Cox Arena for questioning.

        GERRY BRAUN | ONLY IN SAN DIEGO
        Waterfront proposal is taken to next level

        San Diego's leaders are often accused of thinking small. That's never been Richard Chase's problem. Chase thinks big. He dreams big. Real big. Manhattan Project big. Let's-put-a-man-on-the-moon big. Napoleon-invading-Russia-in-winter big.

          Samoans celebrate their culture at festival

          STAFF WRITER

          SAN DIEGO – The nu'u tutai (islands) are a vasa (ocean) away – 4,792 miles as the seagull flies – but in San Diego the la (sun) was warm, the savili (breeze) gentle and the pese (songs) recalled a distant aiga moni (home).

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