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Santee: open hills and the San Diego River
Creation museum, Santee Lakes, Pardee Homes, Dirty Chris, Carlton Oaks golf course
The dairy barn — which in 1986 was added to the National Registry of Historic Places — soon became known as the “Polo Barn.”
A little bit east of Eden
- The museum is an antidote to what ICR considers “anti-biblical” evolutionist propaganda of the sort seen at San Diego’s venerable Museum of Man, particularly “ape-men” presented as prehuman ancestors, human kinship with animals, and life as millions of years old. At 4000 square feet, ICR’s museum compares favorably in size to the Museum of Man’s Early Man hall, though exhibit space in the whole Museum of Man totals almost five times ICR’s.
- By Tom McIver, Nov. 3, 1994
Science and Faith is the theme of the first hall. The exhibit’s narration declares that true science fully confirms a literal interpretation of the Book of Genesis.
The best backyard in San Diego
- A cool coastal breeze, worming its way up through Mission Gorge, ruffles the mirrorlike surfaces of the seven Santee Lakes, and sets cottonwood leaves aflutter. A damp, wholly agreeable odor permeates the wooded shorelines. Does it spoil this pleasant experience to realize that these bathtub-shaped impoundments store reclaimed waste water, used for irrigation since 1962?
- By Jerry Schad, June 30, 2005
Pardee Homes agrees to redesign project in Santee
- Environmental groups have claimed victory in a lawsuit against Pardee Homes to prevent what they feel would be irreparable harm to the San Diego River in Santee. John Buse, attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, says the two sides reached an agreement that will require the developer to redesign the massive housing development and remove potential environmental impacts.
- By Dorian Hargrove, June 24, 2014
From Preserve Wild Santee's Facebook page
Sweatin' in Santee
- Watch San Diego's weather map and note the variety of temps displayed, all created by our mixed-bag ocean-desert-mountain-valley terrain. But the basic answer to your question is that San Diego's official National Weather Service temperature is taken at Lindbergh Field. What does Lindbergh have that Santee doesn't?
- By Matthew Alice, May 25, 2006
Santee – where everyone wants to live
- Most people who drive past the old green and white Dutch-style barn on North Magnolia Avenue in Santee, on their way to one of the freeways or to the nearby strip malls, don’t know what secrets it holds. Some long-time residents know that the building is home to the historical society, but before that — more than 100 years ago — it was where the wealthiest people in San Diego came to play and relax.
- By Candice Reed, Jan. 30, 2019
Santee Lakes offers cabins along with RV campsites.
A name change for Santee?
- In a typical day, our children romp up and down the street playing at no less than four of one another’s houses. There are at least ten pairs of trusted parental eyes gazing at them as they traverse the neighborhood. It takes a village indeed. And my teen daughter laments, “We never get away with anything here — it’s like having 15 friggin’ moms.”
- By Dina Jo Madruga, Oct. 4, 2007
Santee townsfolk want Dirty Chris dealt with
- Some homeowners on Carefree Drive, Peaceful Court and Restful Court in Santee aren’t getting the tranquility they bargained for. The Carefree condominium complex off Magnolia Avenue and across the street from Santana High School, say residents, is plagued by drug addicts committing crimes.
- By Eric Bartl, July 24, 2018
Residents single out Dirty Chris as the poster child for what Prop. 47 and soft-on-crime judges have done to them.
Carlton Oaks Golf Course, TY Investment, and the San Diego River Conservancy
- A Santee company has been trying since 2008 to buy a chunk of land along the north bank of the San Diego River. The property is situated on a little finger of eastern San Diego that pokes into Santee. The 65.4-acre parcel is part of the Carlton Oaks Golf Course. Half of the course’s fairways lie in Santee and half in San Diego. TY Investment, Inc., bought the golf course in 2007 and has been leasing the property from San Diego’s Public Utilities Department for $250,000 per year.
- By Joe Deegan, Oct. 27, 2010
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Santee: open hills and the San Diego River
Creation museum, Santee Lakes, Pardee Homes, Dirty Chris, Carlton Oaks golf course
Santee: open hills and the San Diego River
Creation museum, Santee Lakes, Pardee Homes, Dirty Chris, Carlton Oaks golf course
The dairy barn — which in 1986 was added to the National Registry of Historic Places — soon became known as the “Polo Barn.”
A little bit east of Eden
- The museum is an antidote to what ICR considers “anti-biblical” evolutionist propaganda of the sort seen at San Diego’s venerable Museum of Man, particularly “ape-men” presented as prehuman ancestors, human kinship with animals, and life as millions of years old. At 4000 square feet, ICR’s museum compares favorably in size to the Museum of Man’s Early Man hall, though exhibit space in the whole Museum of Man totals almost five times ICR’s.
- By Tom McIver, Nov. 3, 1994
Science and Faith is the theme of the first hall. The exhibit’s narration declares that true science fully confirms a literal interpretation of the Book of Genesis.
The best backyard in San Diego
- A cool coastal breeze, worming its way up through Mission Gorge, ruffles the mirrorlike surfaces of the seven Santee Lakes, and sets cottonwood leaves aflutter. A damp, wholly agreeable odor permeates the wooded shorelines. Does it spoil this pleasant experience to realize that these bathtub-shaped impoundments store reclaimed waste water, used for irrigation since 1962?
- By Jerry Schad, June 30, 2005
Pardee Homes agrees to redesign project in Santee
- Environmental groups have claimed victory in a lawsuit against Pardee Homes to prevent what they feel would be irreparable harm to the San Diego River in Santee. John Buse, attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, says the two sides reached an agreement that will require the developer to redesign the massive housing development and remove potential environmental impacts.
- By Dorian Hargrove, June 24, 2014
From Preserve Wild Santee's Facebook page
Sweatin' in Santee
- Watch San Diego's weather map and note the variety of temps displayed, all created by our mixed-bag ocean-desert-mountain-valley terrain. But the basic answer to your question is that San Diego's official National Weather Service temperature is taken at Lindbergh Field. What does Lindbergh have that Santee doesn't?
- By Matthew Alice, May 25, 2006
Santee – where everyone wants to live
- Most people who drive past the old green and white Dutch-style barn on North Magnolia Avenue in Santee, on their way to one of the freeways or to the nearby strip malls, don’t know what secrets it holds. Some long-time residents know that the building is home to the historical society, but before that — more than 100 years ago — it was where the wealthiest people in San Diego came to play and relax.
- By Candice Reed, Jan. 30, 2019
Santee Lakes offers cabins along with RV campsites.
A name change for Santee?
- In a typical day, our children romp up and down the street playing at no less than four of one another’s houses. There are at least ten pairs of trusted parental eyes gazing at them as they traverse the neighborhood. It takes a village indeed. And my teen daughter laments, “We never get away with anything here — it’s like having 15 friggin’ moms.”
- By Dina Jo Madruga, Oct. 4, 2007
Santee townsfolk want Dirty Chris dealt with
- Some homeowners on Carefree Drive, Peaceful Court and Restful Court in Santee aren’t getting the tranquility they bargained for. The Carefree condominium complex off Magnolia Avenue and across the street from Santana High School, say residents, is plagued by drug addicts committing crimes.
- By Eric Bartl, July 24, 2018
Residents single out Dirty Chris as the poster child for what Prop. 47 and soft-on-crime judges have done to them.
Carlton Oaks Golf Course, TY Investment, and the San Diego River Conservancy
- A Santee company has been trying since 2008 to buy a chunk of land along the north bank of the San Diego River. The property is situated on a little finger of eastern San Diego that pokes into Santee. The 65.4-acre parcel is part of the Carlton Oaks Golf Course. Half of the course’s fairways lie in Santee and half in San Diego. TY Investment, Inc., bought the golf course in 2007 and has been leasing the property from San Diego’s Public Utilities Department for $250,000 per year.
- By Joe Deegan, Oct. 27, 2010