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Mayor comes to Rancho Bernardo, says city on right path

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Mayor Jerry Sanders provided a positive assessment of where the city is headed when he gave what is likely to be one of his last speeches in Rancho Bernardo on Tuesday.

New Abraxas High principal recommended

Ronald Garrett is being recommended to replace retiring principal Rudy Casciato at Abraxas Continuation High School.

PUSD Foundation pushes corporate sponsorship in schools

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Searching for new revenue for the district, the Poway Unified School District Foundation on Tuesday presented the school board a few radical ideas involving the possible use of corporate sponsorships

Trial set for June 12 for Penasquitos man accused of killing detective mom, sister

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A man accused of fatally stabbing his detective mother and 18-year-old sister in their Rancho Penasquitos home last summer waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday and agreed to stand trial on double murder charges.

SHOK/OASIS volunteers honored for service

Twenty-three locals have been honored for their volunteer work that assists students in Poway Unified School District.

The May 3 ceremony was held at Westwood Elementary in Rancho Bernardo. During the event, 12 five-year, four 10-year, four 15-year and three 20-year awards were presented to Seniors Helping Our Kids and OASIS Tutoring volunteers, according to program director Jane Radatz.

Ed Orenstein: Blood donations inspired by his father

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For Sabre Springs resident Ed Orenstein, helping his community is just something he feels compelled to do.

Rancho Bernardo’s crime rate dips

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Violent crime, property crime and car prowls declined in Rancho Bernardo during 2011, when compared to the year before, according to annual crime statistics released by San Diego Police Department.

PUSD board meeting focuses on new campus

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Planning for the Poway Unified School District’s next new campus, “School 39,” is in the works, it was announced at Monday night’s school board meeting.

Mayoral candidates Filner, Fletcher answer questions in Rancho Bernardo

With only mild ribbing about each others’ experience and ages, and their leading opponents’ absence, mayoral candidates Bob Filner and Nathan Fletcher answered locals’ questions in Rancho Bernardo on Thursday night.

Topics posed by the estimated three dozen attendees ranged from City Hall issues to environmental and societal. The forum was in the Ed Brown Senior Center and co-hosted by the Rancho Bernardo Community Council and Rancho Penasquitos Town Council.

High court won’t hear Westview banner case

A Poway Unified School District teacher’s fight to hang banners in his classroom is over.

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