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Due
to the fires burning in the area this week many
of the upcoming and weekend events may be
cancelled or postponed. Check
here for
updates as they are available.
To
share your news and events, call Christy Scott at
(619) 445-3288 or e-mail
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Residents
await word on fates of homes and loved ones
Its like Armageddon, Potrero resident Jill
Michaels said of the devastating Harris and
Witch fires that have engulfed over 300,000
acres, forced evacuation of more than 300,000
people and burned at least 1,000 homes as of
press deadline on Tuesday. Termed by fire
officials as the worst wildfire in California
history, surpassing even the deadly Cedar Fire
of 2003, the blazes burned a deadly swath fueled
by gale-force Santa Ana winds...MORE
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GUHSD holding meeting to gather public input
On Oct. 8, Interim Superintendent Donald G.
Haught, from the Grossmont Union High School
District sent out notifications via e-mail
regarding the upcoming NOP, or Notice of
Preparation Public Scoping Meeting that is to be
held on Tuesday, Oct. 30, beginning with an open
house at 6:30 p.m. with the official meeting to
start promptly at 7 p.m. at the Alpine Community
Center...MORE |
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Scammers hit Alpine
The Scammers are in our communities already.
Like a firestorm with unprotected barriers an
army of fly-by-night contractors, door-to-door
and telephone scam artists began doing what they
do best, taking advantage of victims of
disaster. They know loss from a disaster can be
traumatic victims of disaster become easy
targets...MORE
GUHSD classes resume
The Grossmont Union High School District has
announced that all high schools located in the
District (with the exception of Steele Canyon)
will reopen to students and staff on Monday,
Oct. 29. Steele Canyon, which is presently
serving as an evacuation center, will resume
classroom instruction on Tuesday.
Parents and
staff may check the District web site at
www.guhsd.net
or may also obtain
information by calling 644-8195 or 644-8196.
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