Westwood Elementary is wrapping up a remarkable year. Not only has Rancho Bernardo’s oldest school emerged from a two-year, $23 million renovation as a dynamic 21st century state-of-the-art learning center.
Now the non-profit Westwood Elementary Foundation’s small, but determined board of directors — in just nine months time — has raised more than $70,000 in funding for the school’s technology program.
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Whether you’re a hiker, biker, horseback rider or first-time visitor, there will be something for everyone at this year’s National Trails Day celebration.
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A few weeks from now, Principal Jim Gase will “transition” from his post at St. Michael’s Catholic School to helping with fundraising efforts for the school’s future Holy Family Performing Arts Center.
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The Poway City Council will consider putting no parking zones at the Aubrey Park driveway entrance, spending $3 million on a Community Road sound wall and other items during its meeting on Tuesday, June 6.
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Community opposition to a Hooters restaurant moving into the Rancho Bernardo Industrial Park shows no signs of abating. More than 100 people crammed into the RB Community Council meeting last Thursday night where they peppered Fred Glick, president and CEO of Hootwinc LLC, an Oceanside-based Hooters franchise, with questions and comments.
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Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 4 and set your clocks for 10 a.m. because that’s when RB Alive!, the Corridor’s biggest community fair, returns to Rancho Bernardo.
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The principal at Black Mountain Middle School in Rancho Penasquitos is being promoted to a position in the district office and will be replaced by a former assistant principal at the school. Twin Peaks Middle School in Poway is also getting a new principal.
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If you’ve ever been far from home, then you know a care package with cookies, letters and a little “TLC” from family and friends is a slice of heaven.
That’s what the Men’s Ministry at Christian Life Assembly in Poway had in mind when the group set its goal to make 1,000 dozen cookies — with some community help — for deployed Navy and Marine units stationed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Even though Deer Canyon fifth-grade teacher Dennis Bueker won’t be leading the annual Ride Across California after he retires in June, he still plans on participating in the event.
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On Tuesday, June 6, ballot-fatigued voters in the 50th Congressional District will go to the polls where they’ll vote not once, but twice — in a special runoff race and in California’s primary election.
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