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Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
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Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
@SarahNMos
Journalist @timesocofficial @latimesfood @latimes
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    Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
    @SarahNMos
    Aug 9, 2024
    My latest cover story on one of my faves for #thewonderwomanissue for Diversity Magazine! digital.diversitycomm.net/Diversitycomm-…
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    Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
    @SarahNMos
    Feb 28, 2024
    How did Northgate’s buzzy new Mercado Gonzalez end up in Costa Mesa? What @theCindyCarcamo and I found out may change what you think about Orange County. Or at least convince you to come get a churro.
    An outdoor photo of people walking around a parking lot in front of Mercado González Northgate Market.
    'Why Costa Mesa? Why not Santa Ana?' A buzzy mercado reflects a changing O.C.
    From latimes.com
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    Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
    @SarahNMos
    Dec 10, 2021
    Shout out to my lovely co-worker, @lillibirds at @TheDailyPilot, for the festive treats!
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    Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
    @SarahNMos
    Sep 30, 2021
    Veg Out! Heirloom Potager is a full-service culinary garden design and coaching company creating edible gardens for home cooks and culinary professionals in Orange County. latimes.com/socal/daily-pi…
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    Sarah Mosqueda Garlitos
    @SarahNMos
    Sep 14, 2021
    My interview with Dr. Jacobson for @timesocofficial “We saw about 7,000 people from outside California coming here for abortion services, and we know that number is only going to increase now...”
    latimes.com
    Area director of Planned Parenthood says Texas abortion law impacts California
    Planned Parenthood of Orange & San Bernardino Counties' Dr. Janet Jacobson weighs in on the ways Texas' S.B. 8 may affect California.