Top stories: Rain pelts Poway; Bowersox retires
After serving Poway as its first-ever city manager for almost 25 years, Jim Bowersox has retired
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December, 2005
The 2005 Sports Year in Review
Here is a list of the top 25 local sports stories of 2005
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Smoother ride ahead: Pomerado to get TLC
Expect a smoother ride on Pomerado Road now that $350,000 in state Proposition 42 funds has been earmarked for major repairs between Rancho Bernardo Road and Interstate 15.
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San Pasqual Valley, Poway trail approved
After a year of negotiations between the San Dieguito River Park and the city of Poway, a proposed connector trail finally has support by officials as a link between Poway and San Pasqual Valley.
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San Diego International Auto Show drives in the New Year
The San Diego International Auto Show at the San Diego Convention Center (running through Sunday) has fast become one of the premier auto events in the nation,
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Region overview: I-15 gets facelift, ‘Duke’ resigns
After eight successful — and influential — terms in Congress, Rep. Randy “Duke” Cunningham ended up losing both his job and his reputation in 2005.
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Redevelopment, fire keep residents on watch
The top 10 stories in Rancho Penasquitos, Carmel Mountain Ranch and Sabre Springs areas.
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RB adds new school, dog park, higher fees
A look at the top 10 events in Rancho Bernardo in 2005.
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Pomerado to walkers: ‘Track closing’
More than two dozen walkers — all recovering from heart ailments — are taking steps to find another track because their favorite outdoor course at Pomerado Hospital is closing.
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Holiday tree recycling here
Christmas trees will be garnering plenty of post-holiday attention as the city of San Diego’s Environmental Services Department ramps up its annual recycling efforts.
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