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Potrero
Potrero News & Stories
Maybe Potrero citizens sensed something
In early 2007, citizens of tiny Potrero — 45 minutes from downtown San Diego and 8 minutes from Tecate — rebelled. A mercenary firm, Blackwater USA, wanted to build an 824-acre training facility three miles …
June 30, 2014
Potrero Regional Park
Potrero Regional Park hides in a spacious, live-oak-covered corner of Potrero Valley, near the forgotten south-county hamlet of Potrero — east of the Tecate turnoff and west of Campo. The word potrero is Spanish for …
April 6, 2011
Little dramas from Mission Valley to Mt. Hope
Seven months of countywide conflicts, calamities, and curiosities, part 2.
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Mission Hills
Mission Valley
Mount Hope
Mount Laguna
National City
Normal Heights
North Park
Ocean Beach
Oceanside
Old Town
Otay Mesa
Point Loma Nazarene
Potrero
Poway
Rancho San Diego
San Marcos
Serra Mesa
Solana Beach
Tierrasanta
UCSD
University City
University Heights
Valley Center
Vista
October 28, 2009
The End of Mobile Counseling
Today, March 20, marks the final day of mobile counseling services for residents of the rural East County communities affected by the Harris Fire. The October 2007 wildfire burned 90,440 acres across Dulzura, Potrero, Tecate, …
March 20, 2009
Potrero land purchaser tries his best to obey fire regs
Paul Sommers promised his mother, when she was dying in 2002, that he would wisely invest the money she was about to leave him. After she died, he began looking for land in East San …
January 2, 2008
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