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Blaze Damages 2 Commercial Buildings at Pauma Valley Trading Center - Vimarsana News

Blaze Damages 2 Commercial Buildings at Pauma Valley Trading Center

Fire damaged two buildings in a commercial center in Pauma Valley Saturday, but firefighters were able to keep the blaze from spreading to adjacent buildings.

Fire damages two buildings at Pauma Valley Trading Center - Vimarsana News

Fire damages two buildings at Pauma Valley Trading Center

The fire was reported at 6:40 a.m. Saturday in the Pauma Valley Trading Center at 16220 CA-76, which contains a grocery store and El Rey restaurant, according to Cal Fire San Diego.

Source: 10news.com
Santa Fe National Forest plans 2 prescribed burns next week - Vimarsana News

Santa Fe National Forest plans 2 prescribed burns next week

One planned burn is in the Cuba Ranger District and the other is in the Coyote Ranger District.

She gave immigrants respect. They gave her credit union new life. - Vimarsana News

She gave immigrants respect. They gave her credit union new life.

Winona Nava, who is retiring next year, took over Guadalupe Credit Union in 1991 when it had dwindled to just above $10 million of assets. Nava's immigrant-friendly policies led some staffers to resign in protest, but that didn't discourage her. "Everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity," she said.

Outlaw Fire burns 30 acres - Vimarsana News

Outlaw Fire burns 30 acres

Outlaw Fire burns 30 acres A wildfire burning 10 miles outside of Capitan, New Mexico reportedly consumed about 30 acres of wildland. The fire, dubbed the Outlaw Fire, was detected June 14 near White Oaks and 10 miles northwest of Capitan around 9 p.m. inside the Lincoln National Forest. Officials believed the fire was the result of lightning. It was detected during a flyover of the area by "an airplane known to the firefighting community as an air attack aircraft." According to the U.S. Forest Service, four wildland fire engines, one helicopter, two single-engine airtankers, and one large ai...