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Sunday - Cloudy in the morning…becoming mostly sunny. Patchy fog in the morning. Highs 63 to 68. Light winds becoming southwest 15 mph with gusts to 25 mph in the afternoon.
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Out of bed, into the shower and what? Nothing happens when the showervalve is turned on! A bad dream? No, a real possibility for San Diego County residents where 90% of the water we use is imported. But sometime after the Spring of 2012, those living i…
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Out of bed, into the shower and what? Nothing happens when the showervalve is turned on! A bad dream? No, a real possibility for San Diego County residents where 90% of the water we use is imported. But sometime after the Spring of 2012, those living i…
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Don’t tell me there’s no music scene in this town, unless you enjoy being dragged over hot coals and being pressed down on a beds of nails. I find that it is easy to find something tolerable on any given…
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Don’t tell me there’s no music scene in this town, unless you enjoy being dragged over hot coals and being pressed down on a beds of nails. I find that it is easy to find something tolerable on any given…
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There’s no place to hide in a string quartet, Four lines of music, imagined by some genius composer, and one is now yours. Yours alone. And the other three need you to be there, just as you need them. Quartet playing looks like g…
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There’s no place to hide in a string quartet, Four lines of music, imagined by some genius composer, and one is now yours. Yours alone. And the other three need you to be there, just as you need them. Quartet playing looks like g…
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More charges were filed Friday against a former bookkeeper who allegedly embezzled at least $9.9 million over seven years from the North County custom woodworking company where she worked.
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Like the hotel it occupies, The Merk arrived on the scene in a blaze of glory. Opened in January, The Merk is already gaining traction in the ultra competitive dining field of downtown San Diego. D…
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At least when Sam Spade was tracking down a missing person, he didn’t have to worry that his report might end with the words “eaten by lion.” But private eye Precious Ramotswe has to list lions, not to mention hyenas and voodoo cur…