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Multiple reports of downed trees around SD County as high winds swirl - Vimarsana News

Multiple reports of downed trees around SD County as high winds swirl

Authorities received numerous reports of trees falling around San Diego County on Thursday as strong winds whipped across the region.

Source: 10news.com
Local man to get Navy Cross for 1952 spectacular dogfight - Escondido Times-Advocate - Vimarsana News

Local man to get Navy Cross for 1952 spectacular dogfight - Escondido Times-Advocate

Congressman Darrell Issa last week announced that Navy Captain E. Royce Williams (Ret.) of Escondido and Hidden Meadows will receive the Navy Cross on January 20, in San Diego. “Royce Williams is 97 years young, a Top Gun pilot like no other, and an American hero for all time,” said Rep. Issa. “The heroism and

Hillsdale Hospital welcomes Dr. Sarah Spencer - Vimarsana News

Hillsdale Hospital welcomes Dr. Sarah Spencer

Jonesville native Spencer joins practice as fourth OB-GYN

Supporting animals - Valley Roadrunner - Vimarsana News

Supporting animals - Valley Roadrunner

As a trained Project Wildlife Native Songbird Rehabilitator, my experience raising orphaned and injured songbirds and returning them to the wild has guided me in legislation I introduce and support. I’m happy to report that most of that legislation has been signed into law. The “Beagle Freedom Bill,” which I co-authored, requires research institutions that

Supporting animals - Escondido Times-Advocate - Vimarsana News

Supporting animals - Escondido Times-Advocate

As a trained Project Wildlife Native Songbird Rehabilitator, my experience raising orphaned and injured songbirds and returning them to the wild has guided me in legislation I introduce and support. I’m happy to report that most of that legislation has been signed into law. The “Beagle Freedom Bill,” which I co-authored, requires research institutions that