The two manmade platforms in the port area of National City are home to young osprey this year — for at least the third time in the past five years. There are two chicks on …
May 23, 2013
Blog Entries
- Mary had a little lamb a la Tchaikovsky
- Memorial Day Review
- San Diego tourism lags other California coast metros
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- Study finds unfair, unsafe working conditions for San Diego taxi drivers
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- Smoke & Guns: a cocktail standoff at Roseville Cozinha
- Pac-Arts monthly Film Forum now open to non-members
- Carrier suit against U-T begins tomorrow
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- Save San Onofre Coalition accuses transportation agency of trying to resurrect a plan to build a toll road to Trestles
- Yoga = Satanism
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- Cardinals top Padres in clash of rookie pitchers
- Brown appoints new Superior Court judges
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- Salt and Cleaver: moonshine, brats, and duck confit
- Linda Vista: Broken rice's secret power
- Homeland Security grant to send nearly $17 million for weapons, surveillance to San Diego region
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- Much-hyped Venter Big Oil algae deal heads back to drawing board
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- City Attorney finds gaps in Mayor Filner's effort to remove traffic from Balboa Park's Plaza de Panama
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- Trailer Park: The World's End
- Trailer Park: Last Vegas
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- Baja authorities searching for missing 11 year old girl
- There was no answer at the front door, so burglars went around to the back
- Dig a hole: Steve Forrest
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- Third conspirator pleads guilty in plot to kidnap San Diegans
- Blonde burglar sentenced to 4 years prison
- Escondido man who ran over women in crosswalk is sentenced
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- Inappropriate exposure at California tanning salon gets 2 years prison
News & Stories
Osprey nests facilitated by San Diego Unified Port District
Patient-care workers strike at UC’s Thornton Hospital in La Jolla
Thirty minutes into a healthcare workers rally at UC San Diego Thornton Hospital, La Jolla, on May 21, a healthcare technician in blue scrubs approached the microphone and said a deal had been reached between …
May 23, 2013
Camp Get-A-Job
Remember when you were a kid and your parents bought you new sneakers, wrote your name in your underwear, and shipped you off to summer camp while they went to Hawaii? Do you recall all …
May 23, 2013
Print jobs are not dead
Everyone’s a writer. Or so it seems these days with all the blogs and gossip and news sites. Communication and journalism degrees are still being sought after by college students… but why? Recently CareerCast.com, a …
May 23, 2013
No noisy bracelets
Warren Carter, of The QualiFind Group, explains the importance of dressing for success. First, please tell me what you do. I’m the founder and president of The QualiFind Group. We are composed of three separate …
May 23, 2013
Sweetwater teachers await funding news
On Friday, May 17, teachers from Sweetwater’s Regional Occupation/Career Technical Education program attended a hearing in district offices in hopes of averting their fate — they are scheduled to lose their jobs in June. Last …
May 23, 2013
Compassion and the bottom line
Compassion isn’t a word that is easily digested in the business world. More often, we like to define our businesses as results-oriented, hard-driving and able to steamroll any obstacles that stand in the way of …
May 23, 2013
Antwerp: spiritual, corporeal, coarse and refined
I got off the train to Antwerp, Belgium, at Central Station, named by Newsweek as the fourth most beautiful train station in the world, just around the crack of dawn. The town square was lifeless, …
May 23, 2013
Tijuana busload of student passengers robbed at gunpoint
Three armed thieves boarded a Tijuana city bus bound for an outlying campus of the Autonomous University of Baja California on Tuesday, May 21, and robbed about 50 terrified passengers, most of them students. The …
May 23, 2013