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The city confirmed then that the signs were posted in association with a recently issued filming permit.Alas, the rumors became fact and fans were able to witness the return of "Maverick" to San Diego.It's unclear if Miles Teller, has been cast as the son of "Goose," Val Kilmer, or other stars slated for the film were in town as well."Top Gun: Maverick" is due in theaters June 26, 2020. The film is being directed by Joseph Kosinski, who also directed Cruise in the 2013 sci-fi flick "Oblivion."San Diegans are known to hold a special kinship with "Top Gun," as many scenes from the 1986 hit were filmed around town.Check out all the filming locations the original "Top Gun" used in San Diego: 711

The city encourages community members to safely stack fronds along the curb line making it easier for crews to conduct their collection efforts. 144

The family wrote on Facebook, "Loving life at home. We are working hard to make sure his glucose levels don't drop and he eats enough to gain weight. It's a bit of a battle, but we are hopefully getting there. We would hate for this peanut to be re-admitted." "We just hold life so precious and to watch a premature baby fight for their life, it's extremely inspiring," Jessica Hill said.If you want to help the Hill family and baby Finn, you can 447

The Aztecs, who are coming on strong for the second straight season, have handed Nevada three of its last five losses. They beat the Wolf Pack in San Diego in the regular-season finale a year ago and again in the semifinal of the Mountain West Conference tournament. That didn't keep the Wolf Pack from advancing to the Sweet 16, where they lost 69-68 to Loyola-Chicago, which went on to reach the Final Four. 409

The anger and frustration from years of oppression can be felt across the country and on Long Island, where people from all walks of life are taking part in the mission to end discrimination. But it's also sparked an interest for parents, like Jackson, to have conversations with their children about racism.Psychiatrist Dr. Judith Joseph recommends having age-appropriate conversations when it comes to having a discussion about racism with children. For infants and toddlers, it begins with a simple hug, which says, "you are safe." When it comes to kids ages four through six, she says to "explain to them the idea of fairness." "The images of racial hate may be scary for some children," Joseph said. "So, it's important to explain racism and protest in a way that's not terrifying."As for Wynta-Amor, she plans to continue to stand up for equality and bridge the gap between black and white to make a difference, like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.This story was originally published by Stacy-Ann Gooden on 1008

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