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Native San Diegan. Reported on hometown for 13 years for ABC-10 and the U-T. Journalism teacher Recently published my memoir, "One City, One Shot."
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How to Say Goodbye to a King

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By Jonathan Horn
| The Free Press Verified
This Week in American History: How to Say Goodbye to a King Jonathan Horn bids farewell with a final dispatch on this week in American history. (Illustration by The Free Press, images via Getty) Our weekly history missive comes to an end 250 years to the week that a statue of King George III met its end in New York City.
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From the Pocket: Outside the AFL, the football community faces different but equally grave dangers

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By Jonathan Horn
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Nathan Fitzgerald was named in the back pocket for the Epping reserves. A teacher, he was looking forward to the second week of school holidays. Early in the morning, he’d watched the Socceroos with his dad and younger brother. He planned to watch Richmond play Carlton on Saturday night. He’d recently proposed to his long-term girlfriend.
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Brayden Maynard: a robust AFL player opposition coaches would love to have

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By Jonathan Horn
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
At this time of year there’s usually a story along the lines of “is this the most important game in the history of the Gold Coast Suns?” It’s often trotted out for Collingwood’s annual mid-winter trip, probably because it’s one of the few times they get a half decent crowd. Gold Coast’s problem, among many, is that this Collingwood side treats every game as a matter of grave importance. The Suns are more inclined to pick and choose.
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