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Even gloomy weather couldn’t put a damper on the 2005 Spring Fest street fair last Sunday.
An estimated 13,000 to 14,000 people showed up for the event, which was organized by the Poway Chamber of Commerce and featured about 200 vendor booths, kiddie rides and live entertainers along Midland Road between Poway Road and Hilleary Place.
Drivers should be extra careful not to run red lights at three intersections in Poway now that all of the 30-day warning periods have expired.
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When Rancho Penasquitos skate boarders weren’t raving about their new $2.1 million skate park Saturday, they were catching lots of “air time” off ramps and “scraping their decks” across railings and steps.
And all those activities were inside the brand new park, where a grand opening celebration was held Saturday.
District 5 City Councilman Brian Maienschein said Tuesday he is giving very strong consideration to running for mayor now that Dick Murphy has resigned.
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Looking for proof that a small local theater company can stage a quality production of a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama? The Poway Performing Arts Company is doing just that through May 15 with its staging of “Proof.”
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If you have a favorite mom who likes art and loves enjoying the ambience of a garden setting, then the San Dieguito Art Guild has the perfect gift — a Mother’s Day Tour at local homes on May 7 and 8.
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The friendly little competition that pays off in a big way has returned with the official kickoff of Rancho Bernardo’s 2005 Honorary Mayor campaign.
The winner of this year’s two-way race between Tammie Wheatley, general manager of the Radisson Suite Hotel, and Rob Knudsen of Southwest Equity Mortgage will be announced June 5 during the RB Alive! Community Fair.
The middle of the lineup of Poway High School baseball’s team is like a modern-day Murderer’s Row, striking fear in the hearts of opposing pitchers.
Right off the Mercy Road exit of Interstate 15, a once-barren parcel of land is now a thriving oak grove, thanks to the Knott family in La Mesa — and crime victim’s families, Scouts and others who tend the site.
FasTrak revenues down
State Route 56 has been a boom for commuters, but it’s turning into a bust for Interstate 15’s FasTrak system.
