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Print Poway resident Cathe Robling spent 38 years supporting her Marine Corps husband’s career as his assignments to various duty stations had them moving across the U.S. and overseas 26 times. Now that Lt. Gen. Terry Robling is retired, his wife has found a new way to support current and former military personnel experiencing financial hardships in the San Diego area as president of the Navy Marine Corps P.R.O.U.D. Foundation. Cathe Robling and her husband, retired Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Terry Robling. (Courtesy photo) She said P.R.O.U.D. stands for Please Remember Our Unwavering Devotion.

PPE, take-out containers and plastics. Maybe you've noticed trash alongside San Diego's freeways. Author: Tim Blodgett Updated: 7:21 PM PDT April 14, 2021 SAN DIEGO — While we’re driving, it’s almost become invisible to us.  Trash, garbage, litter, refuse, whatever you want to call it, not only fills the nooks around the on-ramps but is scattered around the freeways themselves.  Retired Rear Admiral Len Hering had been cleaned up a spot on Bonita Road last September and completely filled his bucket with trash within five minutes. With his trusty grabber...