Over the past 25 years I’ve come across many arguments why you should or shouldn’t market a business. Arguments for include increasing profits, increasing visibility and controlling the message. Arguments against include lack of time, lack of competition and controlling the budget.
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Mother Nature might have dialed the thermostat down a few degrees Wednesday, but don’t be fooled: expect the hot, humid weather to continue most of the week, according to the National Weather Service.
Eighty-nine water tank trucks could be making up to 178 roundtrips every day through Rancho Bernardo and 4S Ranch under a new agreement between the future operators of the Gregory Canyon landfill and the Olivenhain Municipal Water District.
Plans for a future, 30-home affordable housing complex are taking shape after Pacific Scene developers used community suggestions to mold what the new homes will look like on Metate Lane.
The Poway Girls Softball League will be asking the City Council on Tuesday to approve a temporary modular unit as a snack shack and two storage units for up to one year at Aubrey Park.
It is a baseball league like no other, where the ball fields are designed with wheelchairs and walkers in mind and all the young ballplayers are physically or mentally challenged. It’s called the Miracle League, and it brings the joy of participation to disabled youngsters who would otherwise be unable to play.
Rancho Bernardo residents can weigh in on a developer’s plan to turn a 10.9-acre vacant school site in Bernardo Heights into 171 upscale condominiums when the Planning Board’s Regional Issues Committee meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 1 at the RB Swim & Tennis Club.
Gina C. Fares Gina Christine Fares of Scripps Ranch died July 19, 2006 at the at the age of 19. She was born in Hazelcrest, Ill., and lived in San Diego for 10 years. Survivors include her parents, David and Kathleen Fares of San Diego; her sister, Dana Marie Fares of Sherman Oaks; and her [...]
Plenty has been heard from proponents of moving San Diego’s international airport to Miramar. Now it’s the opponents’ turn.
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In the case of a story immortalized by so wildly popular a film as “The Sound of Music,” a production must strike a balance between maintaining a level of orthodoxy to the beloved original and still creating something different from a carbon copy. Moonlight Amphitheatre’s current interpretation performs quite well on this front.
