S.O.S. campaign gaining momentum
“Supply Our Schools,” a project, that helps local teachers fulfill classroom needs, is picking up steam, as donations pour in.
Oct 31 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
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October, 2009
Sacramento lawsuit impacts Poway
The outcome of a lawsuit filed last week in Sacramento will have a direct impact on whether Poway can proceed with plans to modernize Community Park.
Oct 30 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
Sabre Springs couple explore war, technology in graphic novel
World War III and the evolution of many are among the elements of “Titanium Rain,” a graphic novel created by Josh Finney and his wife, Kat Rocha of Sabre Springs that will be released next month.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
RB tennis tournament grows in second year
Organizers are calling the Rancho Bernardo Community Doubles Championship, a two-year-old tennis tournament held at the Rancho Bernardo Swim & Tennis Club on Saturday, Oct. 24, a big success.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
RB Courtyard celebrates 15 years offering office space
If you’re an entrepreneur who understands the importance of a serene workplace, you may want to consider the Rancho Bernardo Courtyard for setting up or moving your business.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
Rancho Bernardo man charged with first degree murder of neighbor
Bail has been set at $2 million for Richard Saldivar, the Rancho Bernardo man accused of stabbing his neighbor to death.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
My Town: Good city, bad city
A great big hip, hip hooray to the City of Poway and the Midland Railroad volunteers for their sponsorship of this year’s Train Song Festival in Old Poway Park.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
Mr. Marketing: Understanding the power of the tagline
My first question to any new client is “Why are you better than your competition?” Answers oftentimes include “I’m honest,” and “great prices.”
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
Memes from the Deep End: A different approach to the Rexford recall
When the Poway City Council asked Betty Rexford to resign, it was a sign that something was rotten in the state of Poway.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
Lights, artificial turf sought for Arbolitos fields
Members of the Poway Youth Soccer League will be asking the City Council next week to consider installing lights and artificial turf at the Arbolitos Sports Fields.
Oct 28 2009 | Posted in Archive | Read More »
