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Archives for November 2018

Keep Pets Safe This Thanksgiving

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ENCINITAS–No turkey for Terriers, ham for hamsters, sauce for Siamese, or pie for Persians. Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) says good sense goes a long way in keeping pets safe (and your carpet clean) on Thanksgiving. “Many of us don’t use good judgment on Thanksgiving,” says RCHS spokesman John Van Zante. “But at least we […]

Two Local Businesses To Host Holiday Pop-Up Shoppe Fundraiser For CA Wildfire Victims

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SAN DIEGO–The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe and Joyworks Network are teaming up to host an inspired boutique experience to Rancho Santa Fe residents and neighboring communities to help in the California wildfire recovery and relief efforts. The Holiday Pop-Up Shoppe is a complimentary event at The Inn’s public spaces featuring more than 20 handpicked […]

Man Fatally Shot Near Oceanside Libby Lake Park

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OCEANSIDE–Oceanside police is investigating the murder of a man found shot early Wednesday morning near Libby Lake Park. The man’s body was found lying in the 500 block of Calle Montecito. The victim suffered trauma to his upper body, according to Oceanside Police Department spokesman Tom Bussey. Shortly before 3 a.m., police officers responded to […]

Fresh Start Surgical Gifts Butterfly Ball Raises Over $200,000 To Benefit Children With Physical Deformities

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SAN DIEGO–San Diego nonprofit Fresh Start Surgical Gifts hosted its 27th annual Butterfly Ball “Casino Royale” on November 3 at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine. Former MLB player David Justice and his wife Rebecca served as the event’s honorary chairs along with film producer and wife of the late Dr. Seuss, Audrey Geisel. […]

Migrant Caravan Members Involved in Violent Confrontation with Tijuana Residents

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By Danny R. Johnson SAN DIEGO–Members of a migrant caravan currently in Mexico clashed with residents in Tijuana on Thursday night, November 15, after residents demanded that the migrants leave public spaces and report to shelters. USA Today reports that Tijuana police were forced to separate groups of migrants and local residents, who were marching […]

Customs And Border Protection Temporarily Suspends Operations At San Ysidro Port Of Entry

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SAN DIEGO–U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials temporarily suspended some operations at the San Ysidro port of entry early Monday morning. At about 3:15 a.m., CBP officials temporarily suspended processing for all northbound vehicle traffic at the border crossing, as well as northbound pedestrian processing at the Pedestrian East facility. The Pedestrian West facility […]

New Library, Park And Sheriff’s Office Set To Open In Borrego Springs

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BORREGO SPRINGS–Only weeks remain before Borrego Springs celebrates the grand opening of a new County library, park and Sheriff’s office. Construction workers are putting the finishing touches on the buildings and park now so all three will be ready for their formal debut on Dec. 8. The small desert community has watched the 16-acre project […]

Authorities Search For Man Who Robbed Poway Walmart

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POWAY–Crime Stoppers along with investigators from the Poway Sheriff’s Station are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating a suspect wanted for a commercial armed robbery at a Walmart in Poway. On November 10, at around 8 p.m., an unknown black male approached the Customer Service counter at the Walmart located at 13425 […]

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Launches Special Inspection At Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant

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Washington, D.C.–The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has launched a special inspection at the Browns Ferry nuclear power plant to determine how and why a diver received a dose rate alarm during underwater work in the Unit 1 equipment pit. The plant, operated by the Tennessee Valley Authority, is located near Athens, Ala., about 32 miles west […]

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