Although Independence Day, the Fourth of July, is a national holiday not a religious one, for many people of faith it is a time to thank God for the freedoms we enjoy and to remember those who have done so much to secure them – especially those in the armed services.
With an excellent performance earlier this month at the 2005 California Scholastic Clay Target Program Trapshooting Championships in Kingsburg, CA, Poway resident and recent Twin Peaks Middle School graduate Ian Daube is headed to nationals.
With help from two former Poway High School students, the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club’s women’s water polo team won the Master’s Nationals Championship two weeks ago in Irvine.
In this column, I will discuss a few more coins that many collectors seek.
There were many winners and losers in San Diego’s $2.3 billion budget for the new fiscal year, which was approved Monday night. The good news is that community service centers in Rancho Bernardo and in Scripps Ranch will retain their current hours of operation.
Works by three female playwrights and an American version of “A Christmas Carol” will highlight the new season at The San Diego Repertory Theater in Horton Plaza.
Come Friday, June 31, the Rancho Bernardo and Diamond Gateway chambers of commerce will essentially be history, as as the two officially consolidate into the new San Diego North Chamber of Commerce.
Betty Fish, a Realtor with Prudential California Realty, has been specializing in Rancho Bernardo for many years and is a consistent award winner.
After months of extensive traffic, parking, noise and landscaping studies, a list of 21 proposed conditions has been drafted and unanimously approved by the Rancho Bernardo Inn Planning Committee.
Property owners living within the Poway Unified School District might soon be asked to pay a new tax to help fund upkeep and renovation of the district’s fields and outdoor athletic facilities.
