John Tighe
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Your Week — Daily event picks
Dark times for Hoover High School football
Lighting seems like an unnecessary waste of money in these times of tight budgets.— November 7, 2013 9 p.m.
San Diego's backcountry fights wind turbines
Is this story a plant by some PR firm to change the public's opinion on clean energy? Years ago I read documents, an agreement between Southwest Strategies and their client SDSU, that SS would hire influential writers, and place those pieces in the paper to change the public's opinion on some proposed landfill in the North County. Is this cover story a similar type of piece? You lose all credibility when you use the Washington Times as a source! The Washington Times is a paper run by GOP/Moonie cult nutjobs.— September 1, 2013 4:45 a.m.
Danish group Tvind builds exotic compound on Baja coast
One point this story misses is that San Diego also has these "Donation Boxes". They are red and go by the name of "USAgain". I checked these out a few years ago when they spouted around town, and even got a small community paper to run a story.— February 3, 2010 3:51 p.m.