July 14, 2011 (San Diego’s East County) – East County Roundup highlights top stories of interest to East County and our region, published in other media. Latest Roundup headlines include:
County may enact tiered ordinance for small horse operations (Santee Patch)
El Cajon reaches agreement with police (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Quiet council settles with Firefighters (La Mesa Today)
Schools’ financial watchdog stripped of powers (Voice of San Diego)
Legislators to introduce Caylee’s Law in wake of murder case (Sacramento)
Local openly gay troops begin reenlisting (10 News)
Fact check: Bill Horn’s bogus civil rights story (Voice of San Diego)
Bid filed to end collective bargaining for state employees (Sacramento Bee)
A Sweetwater resource, but there’s some salt in the mix (Groksurf San Diego)
UC cashing in with out of state tuitions (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Powerlink plagued by eagle issues, tower drops (San Diego Union-Tribune)
A sculpture garden grows in the desert (San Diego Union-Tribune)
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May 17, 2011 (Casa De Oro) -- A fast and effective attack allowed San Miguel firefighters to extinguish a fire that started in the kitchen of an upstairs apartment unit in the Casa De Oro area across the street from Spring Valley Middle School. Fire damage was confined to that single unit.
Crews were called to the Helix Square Apartments on the 3800 block of Conrad Drive at 11:21 a.m., Monday. The fire was considered knocked down ten minutes later. Inside the residence at the time of the fire was one adult male who evacuated the upstairs apartment, but was treated on the scene for smoke inhalation. He was later transported to Grossmont Hospital.
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November 4, 2009 (Sacramento) -- Beginning next year, firefighters, medics, and others responding to state emergencies will be able to vote wherever they are serving, thanks to the Governor's signature on Assembly Bill 1440 (Swanson), which Secretary of State Debra Dowen sponsored in the Legislature.
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November 4, 2009 (Sacramento) -- Beginning next year, firefighters, medics, and others responding to state emergencies will be able to vote wherever they are serving, thanks to the Governor's signature on Assembly Bill 1440 (Swanson), which Secretary of State Debra Dowen sponsored in the Legislature.
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