La Jolla lifeguard tower rife with cost overruns
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Black man walking with cane arrested
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Fire prevention goats draw crowds in Encanto
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Shots fired! But where?
Acoustic sensors will give origin of gunfire to police
Acoustic sensors tuned to capture and record the sound of gunshots and report them to the police department are coming to Southeastern San Diego. According to a September 26 public notice the city and its ...
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BoltPR Feb. 22, 2013 @ 7:16 p.m.
Second Chance, the nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people to change their lives through job readiness training programs and comprehensive wrap-around services, is asking the community for donations in hopes of purchasing 68 new computers that will serve both clients and staff in the Second Chance offices. These new computers will enable Second Chance clients to improve computer skills, find employment opportunities and submit resumes, meanwhile enabling Second Chance staff to correspond with the community, submit grant applications and advocate on behalf of those in need, including low-income and at-risk youth and adults. The fundraiser will run until the end of February.
To make a secure donation to the Second Chance computer fundraiser, visit the organization’s Stay Classy page at https://www.stayclassy.org/checkout/donation?eid=22610. For more information about Second Chance and opportunities to volunteer, visit www.secondchanceprogram.org or call (619) 839-0950.
Contact Information to include on the form:
· Maureen Polimadei
· Second Chance Program
· 619-839-0953
· 6145 Imperial Ave San Diego, CA 92114
· www.secondchanceprogram.org
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