The Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine occupy the far western part of the country. They are considered moderate – nothing quite as massive or high as the Rockies, nor as rolling or subtle as the Appalachians. …
January 8, 2013
Blog Entries
- Baja & Border News Translations: Missing American Sought; Talks Attended by More Than 8,000 Youth
- Baja & Border News Translations: Pickers are Afraid of Losing Jobs; Suit Prepared Against "Sola Basic"
- Baja & Border News Translations: PRI Will Meet to Set Details; "Rules of the VAT Game" Unknown
- Standout jazz releases from 2012
- Baja & Border News Translations: Deputy Asks for Regular Importation of Used Cars; Snow Causes Temporary Road Closure to La Rumorosa
- Eighteen-year-old woman admits driving stolen vehicle
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- San Marcos man accused of stealing beauty cremes
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- Best San Diego Events: January 10-16
- National Crime Museum names their five favorite gangster films
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- SANDAG Board of Directors' annual retreat
- Afterimage: Lincoln
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- San Diegan guilty of basketball heist
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- Baja & Border News Translations: Search for 59,313 New BC Jobs in 2013; Woman Dies from Hit and Run on Insurgents
- Pac-Arts launches Drive-By Cinema next month
- Baja & Border News Translations: Pediatric Cancer Center Will Double Capacity; Councilor Invites Community to Hear Report
- Street Style: UTC Mall
- The Big Screen's live blogcast of the Golden Globes this Sunday
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- Bob Filner, stand-up guy
- Project Homeless Connect kicks off drive for donations, volunteers
- First Look: ChuckAlek Independent Brewers
- Democrats rule in lucrative Filner committee appointments
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- Developer proposes expansive La Jolla mansion
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- Gonzalez fundraising tops $100K in less than a month
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- Baja & Border News Translations: Monumental Rosca de Reyes Hosted by Cecut; No Nursing Celebration Due to Budget
- Popular concerto at San Diego Symphony
News & Stories
Hiking Ukraine's Carpathian Mountains
Caltrans to chip in for Cabrillo Bridge seismic retrofit
The San Diego City Council on January 8 unanimously approved a cooperative agreement between the City and the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) to seismically retrofit and rehabilitate the Laurel Street (Cabrillo) Bridge. Under the …
January 8, 2013
SDG&E works on Normal Heights power outage
About 1300 people in Normal Heights went without electricity for ten hours, starting at 5 p.m. Monday, January 7, after a construction crew replacing sewer pipes crushed underground power lines at 33rd Street and Meade …
January 8, 2013
Taste Carmel Valley, CA
Enjoy a few leisurely hours driving east along picturesque Carmel Valley Road, just off Highway 1 near Carmel, California, where you can stop, taste and shop for veggies and herbs on an organic farm and …
January 8, 2013
A Priceless Photo in Timbuktu
When you travel far enough for long enough, sometimes very cool things happen that sound like a far-fetched story to many. I have traveled both long and far enough. Photographing in Mali, West Africa, I …
January 8, 2013
Strange cakes at Clairemont bakery/deli/donut shop
Entering Best Donuts Deli in Clairemont this past Sunday, January 6, I was greeted by a display case full of Mexican pastries unlike the ones I’m more familiar with — their empanadas, muffins, cakes, and …
January 8, 2013