East County Roundup highlights stories of interest to East County residents, published in other media

July 29, 2010 (San Diego's East County) -- This week’s Roundup stories include:

•Fetal position: County Supervisor Bill Horn uses your money to promote pro-life education
• Schwarzenegger orders furloughs for state workers
• Judge blocks part of Arizona immigration law
• Q&A with Ralf Swenson, new superintendent of Grossmont Union High School District
• Fallbrook: Mountain lion believed shot
• San Diego’s refugee brain drain
• Governor orders National Guard to border
• Powerlink booster may have powered up too soon
• Economy threatens parks
 

 

East County Roundup highlights stories of interest to East County featured in other media outlets.

This week’s “Roundup” stories include:
 

• SDG&E wants to charge more during peak hours
• Expert suggests quake insurance for San Diegans
• County’s home prices up 7% in May
• Horn’s non-permitted work goes beyond barn alterations
• Salinity stresses avocado trees, growers

East County Roundup features top stories impacting East County published in other media.

Roundup stories in this issue:

• Winery change goes to supervisors with no recommendation
• Final count: Mullin defeats Vaus with 104 votes (Poway Council)
• 2 more to be sentenced in 2008 SDSU stabbing
• Dubois family seeks damages from state
• Court bolsters gun rights
• Doctors test new rattlesnake antivenom
• Man accused of flashing girl, fondling others in Escondido
• Authorities deal with more bee swarms
• King family moving back to Illinois
• Unemployment rate drops in San Diego
• Ex-Helix High official acquitted of some charges
• SDG&E’s customers to pay for fire repairs

 



February 1, 2010 (San Diego's East County) -- EAST COUNTY ROUNDUP features important stories impacting East County published in other media.


Top stories in this Roundup issue:

• San Diego to cut services at 13 fire stations
• Life sentence in Mount Helix abduction case
• County government resents bearing safety net burden
• The Supervisors: in their own words
• Top County official’s e-mail causes a stir
• Activist a common sight recording local meetings
• San Diego Unified teachers to take a pay cut
• State sets time limit for doctor visits
• Water source for SD region put in jeopardy (Judge throws out piece of compact for Colorado River)
• Wind farms: a damaging blow (Inspections, repairs after last month's storms)
• CA approves toughest green building code in U.S.
 
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East County Roundup highlights the most important news stories published in other publications about East County or on issues that will impact people in East County.

Top recent stories include:

• Senate health-care reform bill clears another hurdle
• Officials: Beware of dangerous toys
• Folks line up to swap guns for groceries
• Homeowners warned of property tax scam
• Drug war surges in Tijuana: 24 dead in 2 days
• Merriam Mountains opponent accuses Horn of wrongdoing
• Merriam Mountains project turned down
• S.D. urged to look at raising fees
• Panel rips S.D. budget “gimmicks”
• City Council finalizes budget plan
• Emerald’s campaign debt could bring fine
• Prior driver of Lexus said pedal stuck
• Escondido EHS grad alleges affair with Tiger Woods
• Shameful showing a bipartisan slap at state schools’ status quo
• Regents raise college tuition in California by 32 percent

  

 
 
 
 
 
 
November 30, 2009 -- East County Roundup includes the most important stories about San Diego's eastern regions, or stories relevant to our readers, that are published by other media. Top stories from the past month include:
 
  

• Bilbray Billing Bilbray: North County Congress member pays his wife from campaign coffers
  
• SD Retailers Pleased with Early Black Friday Results
  
• 70% of Local Sex Offenders Live Too Close to Parks, Schools
  
• Thrift Store to Leave Downtown El Cajon
  
• Anderson Defends Mailer Touting Bill
  
• 'They're Looking at Impending Doom' - If California exacts the worst possible cuts on schools, San Diego Unified literally has no idea how it can balance its budget.
  
• Bankruptcy an Option, Says Mayor's Fiscal Task Force
  
• Cuyamaca College Names Its New President
  
• San Diego State Athletic Director Jeff Schemmel Resigns Amid Controversy
  
• Potrero Preschool Reopens After 2007 Harris Fire

 

East County Roundup highlights the best stories about East County issues found in other publications.
 
August 19, 2009 (San Diego's East County)
 
TOP STORIES in the past month include:

• In the Dark About SDG&E's Shutoff plan
• SDG&E Shutoff Plan to Affect 590 People on Life Support
• Borrego Plans to Sell Solar
• Fire Officials Prepare to Scale Back Operations
• Tax Sought By San Miguel Fire District Defeated
• Bioard of Supervisors Update Community Trails Master Plan
• Rancho Bernardo: Winery Ownership Dispute Delays Construction of History Museum
• Escondido: Struggles at Westfield Mall Costing City Dearly