Ramona, CA

Military Families Visit With Loved Ones In Iraq Without Leaving Home      By Laura Calverley Jennifer Skinner had not looked into her husband Robert’s eyes for three months, but in December she got an early Christmas present. She was able to talk to the Marine sergeant — stationed in Iraq since September — face to face for 30 minutes during a special video More ... Schoolhouse Dedicated at Woodward Museum      By Ruth Lepper County Supervisor Dianne Jacob officiated at the dedication of a replica one-room schoolhouse on Dec. 16 on the grounds of the Guy B. Woodward Museum. More ... Educating the World One Student at a Time!”      Club Z! In-Home Tutoring Comes to Ramona By Jim Evans More ... RCPG Chairman Sees Problems with Ramona’s Revitalization      By E.A. Barrera On a cold December night in 2004, a spokeswoman for the San Diego County Department of Planning and Land Use spoke glowingly of the benefits of mixed-use development during a presentation in the auditorium of Ramona Elementary School. More ... “ALL-EVERYTHING” HONORS Two RHS Football Players Honored      By Jim Evans Junior kicker Stanley Shurson and senior defensive back Kevin Lloyd of have won their share of honors this year — First Team All-Valley League, First Team All-North County, First Team All-CIF, First Team Hall of Champions All-San Diego Section — contributing greatly to the More ... Barona Lands Nationwide PGA Tournament      By Johnny McDonald Barona Creek Golf Club has landed the Nationwide PGA Tour Championships in 2007, San Diego County’s third major tournament. More ... Drew Brees Reflects on His Charger Career      By Johnny McDonald Drew Brees can reflect on the good and bad times with the San Diego Chargers, but he says he has managed to stay the course. More ... Memorial Ceremony Set for Julian’s Black Pioneers      By Ruth Lepper David Lewis and Valorie Ashley are spearheading plans for headstones to be placed on at least four of Julian’s black pioneers’ graves, along with a special plaque to commemorate their importance to the history of Julian. More ... A Weedy Problem Leads to A New Passion      By Regina B. Elling AA few weeds in the yard, a few goats to eat them, and Therese Nerat found herself in a whole new occupation. At the time, she didn’t realize what those goats would mean to her future. More ... ARTEOLOGY: A James Hubbell Art Restoration Workshop      By Bobbi Zane Ever wonder how the archaeologists figure out what pottery shards belong together to form a plate or bowl? More ...