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North County Times - MURRIETA ---- Steven Drury Bigelow, 52, died of pneumonia and respiratory failure Wednesday, April 26, 2006, at Country Villa in Murrieta. He was born Dec. 11, 1953, in California. He was a truck driver. He served in the U.S. Army. Mr. Bigelow is
First owner of Hernandez Hideaway remembered as 'steady,' 'kind'
North County Times - ESCONDIDO ---- The original owner of the Hernandez Hideaway restaurant near Lake Hodges, Albert Rincon Hernandez Sr., was a "steady" person throughout his life, his son said. It was a character trait that carried over even into one of his favorite
Merriam Mountains project won't see major changes
North County Times - TWIN OAKS VALLEY ---- The developer of a 2,700-home community in Twin Oaks Valley said Wednesday that only minor changes to the controversial project will be needed to address numerous questions raised recently by county planners. County planners
Charity's board, founder in management spat
SignOn San Diego - ESCONDIDO Sister Claire Frawley was apparently ousted as the head of the organization she founded for battered women and children because of questionable management decisions and practices in recent years, according to minutes of board meetings
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North County Times - NORTH COUNTY ---- The Widows and Widowers Club of North County will gather for dinner and dancing at 5 p.m. today at the Oceanside Elks Lodge, 444 Country Club Lane. The 17-piece Big Band and Jazz Hall of Fame Orchestra will provide the music. Cost
Funeral set for Escondido crash victim
North County Times - ESCONDIDO ---- The funeral for an Escondido man who died during a weekend traffic accident in Mexico will be held Monday evening at a local church. Kenny Escalante, 47, born and raised in Escondido, was killed Sunday in Ensenada. Escalante and his
Surreal scene gripped Vista streets Monday night
North County Times - What began as a peaceful day of protests in Vista on Monday morphed into a strange scene, with police shutting down roads as protestors jammed onto street corners. At one point, a main thoroughfare in the city hosted a bizarre sight: about 200 police
Slater-Price addresses Escondido leaders on transportation
North County Times - ESCONDIDO ---- County Supervisor Pam Slater-Price came to downtown Thursday to address city business leaders on San Diego growth and transportation matters. But she got more undivided attention when talking on a more timely topic: illegal immigration
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