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momaste June 12, 2013 @ 6:12 p.m.

ugh. am i the only poway person who is really bummed out about the Wal-Mart mega-uber-giant expansion? i really love our little businesses. the hippie in me is wanting to protest, but i know everyone is going to shop there. what can we do to save our small businesses?

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worldancenarts June 5, 2013 @ 4:03 p.m.

The Heading for Hollywood Pageant is now accepting contestants for the 2013 Inner Beauty Pageant Show on Sunday, August 18th. All contestants will also enjoy a fun one week pageant training clinic, August 5th–August 9th that includes professional instruction in acting, singing, dancing and pageantry. Open to boys and girls, ages 4-17 and no previous experience is necessary. All contestants will receive recognition and top winners will have the opportunity to participate in the Poway Days Parade in September.

Registration is ongoing and runs through August 5th, 2013. For more information and to register online, please visit www.worldancenarts.com or contact HeadingforHollywoodPageant@gmail.com or call 858.679.8277. The Heading for Hollywood Pageant seeks to inspire creativity, confidence & positive self-expression in today's youth.

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Jill Ballard May 20, 2013 @ 11:10 p.m.

I noticed that people like to keep the city owned lemon orchard (on Adobe Ridge Rd.) a secret. Real estate brokers like to use it as a selling point, though. I was once a victim of lemon theft by a landlord's agents in another part of the county. Makes you wonder.

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EmilyD May 12, 2013 @ 11:44 a.m.

Went on a quest for yard sales...came back confused. Are they just not a thing anymore??

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PowayJunkMan May 12, 2013 @ 11:11 p.m.

Mother's day!! I spotted only one on Amso, over by the hospital. Usually there are two or three in that area every weekend.

Where do you usually look?

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tweesparkle May 4, 2013 @ 11:45 a.m.

Went hiking in Blue Sky Reserve the other day. This is the second time. First time I went it was cooler and I took the path out of the reserve towards Lake Poway. This time it was hot and we ALMOST made it up to Ramona lake, but we were running low on water and had to turn back. The reserve is beautiful and an easy walk. The path to Poway lake is more difficult than going through the reserve, but not as steep as the way to Ramona lake. If you go, definitely bring a lot of water. There's no water there to refill a bottle and once you start heading out of the reserve toward either of the lakes there's very little shade. But it's a beautiful walk and great exercise. Does anyone else spend time in Blue Sky reserve? Any suggestions for other beautiful hikes?

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PowayJunkMan May 12, 2013 @ 8:25 a.m.

Hey, tweesparkle...

Poway's cutest girl, by which I mean my roommate's 6 year old daughter, loves to hike "the scary path" up to Twin Peaks.

To start go over by the hospital and find a street call Larchmont. Drive all the way to the dead end and park there in front of the houses.

It is about 25 minutes to the top on well maintained trails that see little use but lots of wild life.

At the 360 vista at the top, you will look down on some of the most exclusive houses in Poway.

But, don't forget to look for Cortez gold that awaits a lucky finder!! hehe. True story!

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PowayJunkMan May 12, 2013 @ 8:49 a.m.

Oh, you can also go about 1/2 way up and stay to your right. The trail will descend into Silver Set Park. Some people start at the park, but it isn't nearly as much fun.

Suzie went to Lake Hodges yesterday and loved it. Have you tried there?

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