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The evolving vision of Canyon Crest Academy

Marsha Sutton

The first project at Canyon Crest Academy using newly-approved bond money will take place this summer, to pay for athletic fields and stadium work. Over the next two years, more field and stadium work will be done, costing $20 million.

AutoMatters: Mustang Genesis – The Creation of the Pony Car

00961-20130305 Mustang Genesis book by Robert Fria-& Mustang model-for AutoMatters 270

Believe it or not, Ford’s Mustang will turn 50 years old next year! How can it be that nearly 50 years have passed since I first saw, and longed for, a Mustang of my own? It would take many years before that happened, but happen it did. I’ve owned and enjoyed two Mustangs – an ’88 LX hatchback and my current 2011 GT.

New taxes and local bond won’t ease San Dieguito’s financial uncertainty

Marsha Sutton

Even after the passage of California’s Proposition 30, which raises taxes primarily for education, the San Dieguito Union High School District still faces a financial crisis.

AutoMatters: 1969 Reliant Scimitar GTE

1969 Reliant Scimitar GTE

Living in Southern California I am often surprised by the variety of interesting and unusual automobiles that I see on the road. Even more surprising is when I see a car that I do not recognize. This happened to me the other day, when I parked in a neighborhood shopping center.

Understanding bionic devices, elective amputation, and the future of artificial limbs

San Diego Injury Attorney - Prosthetics

By Michael Pines, Accident & Injury Prevention Expert When it comes to prosthetic devices, amputees expect artificial limbs to look good, function well, and perform just as nature would have intended. Now more than ever, amputees are adapting to sophisticated technology called “bionic” devices. These complex prosthetics use a combination of motors, natural-looking skins, and [...]

The link between donors and contracts at San Dieguito

Marsha Sutton

The award to architectural firm Lionakis on Feb. 7 of two San Dieguito Union High School District contracts worth a combined $2.8 million makes Lionakis’ $25,000 donation to San Dieguito’s bond campaign seem, on the surface, suspect.

Patriot Profiles: ‘Duty is doing the right thing when no one is looking’

Spc. Jeremy Shivick performs the two-mile run during the 2012 U.S. Army Best Warrior Competition, Fort Bragg, N.C. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Ferdinand.

On Feb. 20, 1970, a presidential commission moved the United States to all-volunteer armed forces.

Defining parents’ role in education for optimal student experience

parents role in education

Defining a parent’s role in education is all about support, involvement, and communication.

Health care for baby boomers poses challenge for families, raises demand for caregivers

Health care for baby boomers

As the population ages, health care for baby boomers will likely fall into the hands of family members and loved ones.

AutoMatters: Situational Awareness and Motor Vehicles

Smoke from our burning studio tour tram at Universal Studios Hollywood

Simply put, having situational awareness is being proactively aware of our surroundings and paying attention to what is going on around us. What is as it should be, what seems to be out of the ordinary and, if we notice something, what can we do about it?

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