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Pacijenti koji imaju problema sa srcem, bez obzira da li je reč o urođenim ih stečenim manama, prinuđeni su da, zbog teške ekonomske i situacije u domaćem zdravstvu, traže pomoć na razne načine kako bi sanirali ili bar ublažili tegobe koje uzrokuje ova bolest, uvodna je rečenica teksta o organizaciji, o kojoj je pre 20 godina pisao dnevni list Danas.
SANTEE — A referendum filed with the county Registrar of Voters in late October seeking to reverse the Santee City Council’s September approval of the Fanita Ranch housing development has received official approval. Santee City Clerk Annette Ortiz on Tuesday received a letter from the San Diego County Registrar of Voters showing that 3,854 signatures of Santee residents were verified as valid in trying to stop the development that looks to put about 3,000 homes in the city’s hills off Fanita Parkway. Now the Santee City Council must either repeal its decision or submit the plans for ...
Recount in Santee City Council race upholds results [The San Diego Union-Tribune] San Diego County Democrats have conceded the Santee City Council election in District 4. The group last week had asked for a recount of the votes from the Nov. 3 election, which was certified on Dec. 3 by the San Diego County Registrar of Voters. The November results declared Republican Dustin Trotter, a carpenter and business owner, the winner with 3,920 votes. Trotter had five more votes than opponent Samm Hurst, a Democrat and public health scientist/college instructor, with 3,915. Monday’s all-day recount ...
Gene Doxey is the newest member of the Warner Springs Unified School District Board. A flip of the coin on Monday night by board President Jeannean Rombal at the school board meeting decided the winner after Doxey and Terry Cox tied with 352 votes apiece for one of three board seats in this past November’s election. Doxey called “heads” — after the quarter was determined to have both a head and a tail — as Rombal tossed the coin and slapped it on the back of her palm in a room inside Warner Elementary School’s old library . Doxey, 76, was on the Warner Springs school board from 20...