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Warner Springs Ranch Finally to Be Sold to Pala
Don Bauder you ARE truly a "gem". I've been following you since your retirement from the U-T. You have provided the people of San Diego in-depth pieces about financial machinations in our fair city/county. This is a rare feat to accomplish in San Diego's insider environment (not only conservative - John Moores was a Democrat during the Peregrine rip-off). San Diego seems to be a pitiful carcass for all the vultures to feast upon. Don't get me started... As for Warner Springs, we used to be designated users and always loved the rustic, laid-back atmosphere. Luckily, we've still been able to rent rooms and enjoy it, however sad the transition has been. Many staff members we've befriended have lost their jobs or moved on. I hope the Pala restore Warner to what it could always have been - a beautiful, rustic retreat far from the madness of the city.— November 16, 2011 8:43 p.m.