Editorial: PUSD Foundation raises interesting idea
The Poway Unified School District Foundation should be commended for its forward-thinking approach to finding new sources of funding to support our local public schools.
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Transfer policy change will be a game changer
The California Interscholastic Federation has spent countless hours and dollars on investigating student-athlete transfers over the years.
Editorial: ‘Thumbs Down’ to RB Planning Board
THUMBS DOWN to the Rancho Bernardo Planning Board for its dysfunction.
Editorial: Drop off unwanted prescription drugs
Start your spring cleaning efforts on Saturday by rounding up your unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs and dropping them off at one of several local collection sites.
Editorial: The value of volunteers
To everyone who has spent a few hours, or hundreds or thousands of hours helping out a worthy cause, thank you.
Editorial: How much is enough?
With Mega Millions fever still running rampant after the over $640 million (annuity) jackpot that was won March 30, with the three winners taking home around $213 million prior to taxes, a question is raised — how much is enough?
‘Thumbs’ for April 5, 2012
THUMBS UP to the San Diego County Water Authority, of which the cities of San Diego and Poway are members, for unleashing a hard-hitting public education campaign against the way the giant Metropolitan Water District does business.
Editorial: Progress toward fixing teacher layoff system
An important voice in state government has joined the campaign to modify the way public school districts handle the laying off of teachers, counselors and other “certificated” employees.
Editorial: A little love for ‘Pomerado’
Last week’s announcement that our local public hospital district is dropping “Pomerado” for its name, to become “Palomar Health” is both understandable and unfortunate.
Guest Opinion: The high cost of imported water
San Diego County residents are paying too much for a valuable liquid, and it’s not just gasoline.
