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Battle Lines
Drawn: Potrero residents fight against proposed
Blackwater military training camp
Dana Raum and her husband purchased property in
Potrero three years ago because the small rural
hamlet was peaceful and beautiful. Now Raum, who
is building a home near the site of a proposed
military-style training camp, has grave concerns
regarding the project. Blackwater USA has proposed
an 824-acre training camp on the site. At stake,
residents say, is the rural character of a
community that traces its roots to the 19th
century – or the future expansion of one of the
world’s most powerful corporations...MORE
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Residents hear reports from BAC subcommittees’
first month of work
Many were impressed with the first reporting
meeting of the Bond Advisory Commission that
happened on Thursday, March 29, at the Grossmont
Union High School District office. When this
committee was formed, the members knew they were
going to be in some hard work, and as they
reported, they have already tackled some huge
tasks, but they aren’t done yet. The committee
members, at this meeting, provided reports from
all four sub-committees, Facilities and
Curriculum, Renovation and Repairs, Site, and
Financial...MORE |
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Doctors Without Borders share stories
with Alpine residents
“In Angola,” explained Sylvia Martinez RN,
“there’s a 70 percent death rate for newborn
babies or their mothers, or both. They die of
toxemia. I was there for five months, and we
delivered 18 babies and managed to save 12 of
them.” Martinez was describing her experiences
while serving with Doctors Without Borders during
Project Angola, 2004. On April 14, at 10 a.m. in
Fuller Hall, members of the Guild and their guests
will learn more about her life and work there...MORE
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