Poway staff members are studying a proposal to install artificial turf and lights at Arbolitos Sports Fields at the request of Poway Youth Soccer League members who say the improvements are desperately needed.
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An updated land-use guide for San Diego County's unincorporated areas would place more homes near existing housing while protecting farmland and backcountry open space, county planners said Friday.
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Hospital officials complained this week that the city is moving much slower than necessary on constructing the Citracado Parkway "connector" road, which would improve access to the new 11-story Palomar Medical Center when it opens in early 2012.
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A new car dealership may soon be coming to Vista, and the city would be its landlord.
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OCEANSIDE ---- A dispute over a failed partnership between Tri-City Medical Center and a Wisconsin-based health care consulting company that was to build an outpatient surgery center on hospital-owned property has resulted in dueling lawsuits.
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Escondido's newest and largest fire station is set to celebrate its grand opening next week, but the long-awaited facility already is serving the public.
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Students in Interfaith Community Services' Transitional Youth Academy will showcase their photographic talents Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the second annual Inside Out photo exhibit.
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For nearly a year, plans to build a performing arts center at San Dieguito Academy have been on hold, while school officials wait for state money that was frozen last year during budget cuts.
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A national organization that provides onsite social services at low-income housing complexes has honored San Marcos with an award that recognizes the city's efforts to revitalize some of its oldest neighborhoods.
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About 50 children 5 years old and younger created art Friday morning at Mike Choate Center for Early Childhood Education to save the "Fat Happies," a nearby sculpture of smiling, dancing figures that has become the center's roundly adored icon.
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