If I were King for a Day, I would order nuclear-powered aircraft carriers to Eureka, San Francisco, Oakland and Long Beach; and nuclear submarines up the river as far as Sacramento to supplement electrical power so as to immediately diminish the demand for oil and natural gas. (Similarly, I would order the nuclear fleet to do the same on the East Coast.)
Skyrocketing fuel prices are leading many local residents into reconsidering their shopping and travel plans this summer, and for good reason.
This is about omnipresent obesity; and the responsibility that we Tribal Elders have to remain ever-attentive to our bodies. Now, together we understand it’s pointless for me to unload another lecture on living smart; so instead, let me spin a true tale.
For the Rancho Bernardo Cardinals, playing in the Tournament of Champions was like a second chance.
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Tiffany Joh, a 2005 Rancho Bernardo High graduate, won the 2008 Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship, one of the top tournaments sponsored by the United States Golf Association (USGA).
Poway Unified School District officials adopted a $259 million budget for the 2008-2009 school year Monday, bringing the district closer to a balanced budget after months of facing financial uncertainty.
Palomar Pomerado Health’s layoff notices to 86 full and part-time employees came days after directors approved the hospital district’s $438 million fiscal year budget, starting July 1.
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Hoping to give more power to her swing and her throw, 13-year-old all-star softball player Madison James picked up Russian kettlebells about a year ago.
Toni Kraft is bringing her more than two decades of experience as a business owner and former Poway Chamber of Commerce CEO to another business organization.
Kraft, owner of Café Merlot in the Bernardo Winery, has started implementing changes to the Rancho Bernardo Business Association, which she became president of in April.
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4S Ranch children will have a new way to stay cool this summer, starting July 4.
