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In remarks before a Coronado civic group, Gore criticizes Arizona’s infamous sheriff and the media’s coverage of the deaths of Max Shacknai and Rebecca Zahau.
The star continues to raise funds for cancer research despite setbacks; slots are open to race against him Sunday, volunteer at the event and participate in the Q&A to follow.
SDG&E reported that outage had hit nearly 2,000 customers.
More than 50 percent of the combat veterans that participate in healing touch and guided imagery sessions had decreased PTSD symptoms.
The signs will be installed in six weeks, according to state leaders.
What sold in the community in the last week.
A selection of homes that went up for sale this week.
The community continues to have a far better jobless rate than the county, state and nation.
Pray, a one-time Navy man and an attorney, once served with the firms of Gray, Cary, Ames & Frye and DLA Piper.
Come meet this one-time shy fellow who is now a Prince Charming.
Only one rated good, most were ranked fair, and one, the Tijuana River Valley, was described as poor, with bacteria exceeding acceptable standards there most of the time.
Print coupons, find sales and email lists to yourself and friends using Patch's new "Grocery Specials" section.
The assemblyman and former mayoral candidate threw his support behind Scott Peters in the 52nd Congressional District, which includes Coronado.
Help Patch find young men and women making a difference in the region.
Themed Disney cruises will arrive in the area four times over the next four weeks.
Crime and other incidents in the community
The flights will take place four days a week by November.
DIna Shacknai makes brief statement before council members as she continues to seek a new investigation in the death of Max, 6.
Tanaka welcomes Dina Shacknai, who plans to appear at Tuesday's meeting regarding her son's case, but said he agrees with the police findings unless new evidence is presented.
A report also notes that 46,000 people have jobs in the sector and 100,000 receive a boost from the industry.
