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Planners call SDG&E solar plant project moves 'unusual' SDG&E has drawn criticism from Creelman Lane In what planners called residents who say the utilan unusual move, San ity has been unwilling to Diego Gas & Electric work with them to mitipresented its proposed gate the impacts of the Creelman Lane solar project on their neighborplant project to the Ra- hood. The utility wants to conmona Community Planning Group's Transpor- struct a 4- to 5-megawatt tation and Trails (T&T) solar energy facility on Subcommittee Dec. 1, approximately 17.5 acres but requested not to meet of its property at the norththis month with the plan- west corner of Creelman Lane and Ashley Road, ning group. According to planning for which it needs a magroup secretary Kristi jor use permit. SDG&E Mansolf, SDG&E said it already has a substation wanted the input of the at the end of Creelman T&T Subcommittee but Lane, which is a dirt road. was not ready to pres- Residents have requested ent the project to the full that the road be paved because the dust created group. 0 ÄUK P[ ]LY` \U\Z\HS by SDG&E trucks will be they didn't want to come worse during constructo the meeting tonight," tion of the plant. Hickman said SDG&E T&T Subcommittee chair Carl Hickman said at the indicated at the T&T planners' Dec. 4 meeting. meeting that it would "To go to Transportation contribute a portion of and Trails, do a full-blown funding to paving Creelpresentation, get our in- man from San Vicente put, and then not want to Road to Ashley Road, but come before our group would not do the work. "SDG&E seem to act as and probably not want to deal with residents. That's if they had a set amount of money to spend," said very unfortunate." By KAREN BRAINARD

an 8-3 vote with Kevin Wallace, Dennis Sprong and Paul Stykel opposed. Planners Richard Tomlinson, Barbara Jensen, Torry Brean and Eb Hogervorst were absent. Sprong suggested that the planning group wait to vote until after church proponents again meet with the Ramona Design Review Board. Although both groups were critical of the proposed building KLZPNU ^OLU ÄYZ[ WYLZLU[Sentinel photo/Karen Brainard ed with plans, they were Flk^f`e^ IXdfeX :fddle`kp GcXee`e^ >iflg d\dY\ij# ]ifd c\]k# :Xic ?`Zb$ dXe# ;\ee`j Jgife^# DXkk ;\jbfm`Zb# :_X[ 8e[\ijfe Xe[ B\m`e NXccXZ\ [`jgcXp receptive when presented with changes they said Z\ik`]`ZXk\j f] i\Zf^e`k`fe gi\j\ek\[ Yp Z_X`i A`d G`mX fe ;\Z% +% were more compatible Hickman. "They were and, because some of the dards from San Vicente to with the community. The church at state Route 78 pulling the money is- project did not fall into Ashley. sues." the board's purview, was 7YVOPIP[ JVUZ[Y\J- and Ash Street plans to Other T&T concerns in- referred to Transportation tion deliveries from 6 to add three new buildings cluded landscaping and and Trails. 8 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. in a multi-phase plan. 7SHUUPUN NYV\W JOHPY ÅVVKPUN PZZ\LZ VU [OL The T&T Subcommittee when school is in operaJim Piva presented cerAshley Road side of the unanimously approved tion. property, said Hickman. the solar project with the 0UZ[HSS HWWYVWYPH[L [PÄJH[LZ VM YLJVNUP[PVU [V He and Scotty Ensign, following conditions: stormwater management outgoing planning group planning group vice chair ( WH[O^H` IL JVU- systems to preclude water members Chad Anderson, Matt Deskovick, Wallace, and T&T member, said structed to county stan- backup onto Ashley. they were disappointed dards along Creelman In other business at the Sprong and Hickman. ;OYLL VM [OL Ä]L with SDG&E's attitude. and Ashley along the en- Dec. 4 meeting: 7SHUULYZ HWWYV]LK newly-elected members Planner Jim Cooper tire project boundary. noted that SDG&E went (WWYVWYPH[L YVHK IL remodel and expansion attended the meeting: to the Ramona Design constructed and paved plans for Mountain View David Ross, Dan Scherer Review Board July 31 according to county stan- Community Church by and Rick Terrazas.

Cal Fire burning brush in Estates County supervisors OK $4,000 for Project Lifesaver equipment Brush pile burns that began Monday morning in San Diego Country Estates are expected to send smoke into the air that may be visible in surrounding areas. Cal Fire crews will be burning brush behind homes in the southeast portion of the roughly 16-square mile community in Ramona through Dec. 19, weather permitting, according to the state agency. Fire crews will help construct a de-

fense zone/fuel break barrier to stop the ZWYLHK VM ^PSKÄYLZ ZOV\SK [OL` YLHJO [OL area near the base of Mt. Gower, said Cal Fire Capt. Kendal Bortisser. The work is an extension of a fuel break that is already in place to the south and east of the Estates. Bortisser said smoke would be visible to those within several miles of the project.

On the Agenda p.m., Ramona Community Center, 434 Aqua Lane. Among preliminary agenda items: site plan review for Mountain View Community Church, and waiver requests for Dunkin Donuts, 1410 Main St., for siding material change; Starbucks for new signage; and Albertsons for increase in size of previouslyapproved signage. Also to be discussed: protocol for landscape violations/code enforcement and county discretionary board training update.

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San Diego County supervisors at their Dec. 2 meeting approved the allocation of $4,000 in a Neighborhood Reinvestment Program grant to Kiwanis Club of Ramona Foundation for Project Lifesaver equipment. Kiwanis Club of Ramona supports the Project Lifesaver program that the sheriff's Ramona station operates by donating needed equipment each year. Project Lifesaver utilizes state-of-theart tracking technology to help deputies locate a missing person with Alzheimer's, autism, Down syndrome or dementia. The $4,000 will go toward the purchase of such equipment as battery testers, Tadiran batteries, transmitter, updated Osprey system and an emergency kit.

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Project Lifesaver provides radio frequency wristbands to children and adults who may wander from their homes because of the aforementioned conditions. By utilizing the system, the recovery rate for a person missing is less than 30 minutes, according to Charlie Teichert Jr., Kiwanis Project Lifesaver coordinator. The late Gordon Zick, longtime Ramona Kiwanian and pharmacist, worked with the sheriff’s department to start the program in 2006, and Ramona Kiwanis, ^P[O Z\WWVY[ MYVT [OL JVTT\UP[` Änances the program with the cooperation of the sheriff’s station in Ramona. For more information about the program, contact sheriff's Deputy Kimberly Foote at the sheriff’s Ramona station at 760-789-9157.

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Spotlight on Local | Businesses +LU[PZ[ ULHYZ Ă„YZ[ HUUP]LYZHY` VM W\YJOHZPUN WYHJ[PJL Boykin and his family moved to California and he competed in wrestling in high school, earning a state championship, and in college, where he was ranked 13th in the United States during his last two years. He attended California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo and went on to the University of California San Francisco School of Dentistry. In 2001 he left San Diego and moved to Germany to practice dentistry with the military. During his 11 years in Heidelberg, he met Claudia, the woman he would marry. Sentinel photo/Karen Brainard When he wanted to ;i% DXcZfd 9fpb`e n`cc Z\c\YiXk\ k_\ fe\ p\Xi Xee`$ return to San Diego, she m\ijXip f] gliZ_Xj`e^ ;i% AXd\j ?`cc j [\ekXc giXZk`Z\ wasn't ready to leave fe ;\Z% )*% Germany, he said. That ketball hoop broke, and when I saw, I thought it changed after a visit to he got out all his dental was so cool, I said, 'That's San Diego in the month things and he repaired what I want to do when I of February when they were able to spend time the basketball hoop. And grow up.'"

)` 2(9,5 )9(05(9+ Dr. Malcom Boykin D.D.S. can point to several events in his life that led to his career and eventual dental practice in Ramona. Boykin bought Dr. James Hill's dental practice at 2005 Main St. on Dec. 23, 2013. "Ramona's a great place to practice," he said. Boykins' interest in dentistry began at an early age after a game of basketball, he recalled with humor. Living in Philadephia as a child, he often visited Temple Univeristy School of Dentistry while his mother attended classes at the college. "I met a dentist there," he said, "and...we started kind of becoming friends and one day we were playing a kind of Nerf basketball and the bas-

outside at area attractions. When they returned to Germany, Boykin said, "The cold air hits. We take our big jackets out and we get on the autobahn driving home and all of a sudden the sky turns black and the rain starts coming down and we couldn't even see anything...so I was ready to W\SS V]LY HUK ZOL ÄUHSS` said, 'Honey, I'm ready.'" "Finally the weather won her over," said Boykin. When they moved to the San Diego area, one of the places Boykin worked was Camp Pendleton where he met a patient he had while in Germany. Boykin met Hill through a dental supplier and actually performed dental work on Hill at his ofÄJL >OPSL [OL [^V NV[ [V know each other, Boykin

said Hill asked him join the practice, pointing out that he had the experience and knowledge to take care of the practice and his patients. As Boykin already had a job, Hill suggested he come in certain days. After a while, Boykin said Hill indicated he wanted to retire and asked him to take over the practice. Boykin said the staff and patients were "super nice people" and very welcoming. "A lot of them have been coming here a long time and said 'welcome to the family,'" he said. Boykin and his wife have one son, Sebastian, who is 8 years old, and a daughter on the way, due in March. The family lives in Carlsbad where many of Boykins' immediate family members live, but, he said, he wouldn't mind living in Ramona one day.

Real estate economic indicators *LU[\Y` (^HYK 9HTVUH ^LSJVTLZ 3PUKH 5LPSS highest in 7 years, says professor Century 21 Award reThe University of San Diego Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate's Index of Economic Indicators, released Dec. 3, climbed 0.6 percent last month to its highest level in seven years. An improving job market and a positive outlook for the national economy offset a drop in residential building permits issued by government agencies in October, USD professor Alan Gin said. The index last month stood at 129.9, the highest since October 2007, when it was 131.7, said Gin. "October's gain was the Ă„M[O JVUZLJ\[P]L NHPU MVY the USD Index and signals continued solid growth in the local economy, at least

through the end of 2015," Gin said. "Evidence of this should surface during the holiday spending season." The professor said that about 55,000 more people are employed locally compared to this time last year, adding money to the economy and making people feel better about going shopping. Lower gas prices and a hike in the state's minimum wage in July should also help increase holiday spending, he said. Gin said the one drag on the region's economy was housing starts, which appear to be the result of a lack of available land and skilled labor. Demand for housing remains strong, he said.

cently welcomed real estate agent Linda Neill to P[Z 9HTVUH VMĂ„JL A six-year Ramona resident and San Diego native, Neill has 30 years of experience in the real LZ[H[L Ă„LSK PU :HU +PLNV County, most recently working in Century 21 (^HYK Z 3H 4LZH VMĂ„JL She is a member of Ramona Chamber of Commerce and Ramona Real Estate Association, and Century 21 Award believes her experience will enhance services provided to the Ramona community. Neill specializes in real estate as broker associate and a home stager. She is involved in continued real estate education, and

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Cornerstone hopes to offer retreats for wounded warriors, caregivers expand Cornerstone Therapeutic Riding Center's Operation Tears well up in Judy Beck- Saddle Up program by offering ett's eyes as she recounts how fully-funded three-day weeka brain-injured servicewoman end retreats for three different found comfort from the touch groups: wounded servicemen, of a horse, and the joy a soldier wounded servicewomen, and experienced when he discov- the caregivers of wounded miliered he could still ride a horse tary members. "The caregivers are often the despite the loss of his legs. That's why she and Julie Me- forgotten ones," said Beckett, lia, a co-founder of the Wound- founder and executive direced Warrior Project, want to tor of Cornerstone, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of individuals living with disabilities. The retreats would build upon the healing process that Operation Saddle Up already offers injured service members through f o u r- h o u r equineassisted therapy sessions at its riding center in southeast 8 nfle[\[ jfc[`\i n_f cfjk _`j c\^j [`jZfm\ij _\ Ramona. "We're ZXe jk`cc i`[\ X _fij\ n_`c\ gXik`Z`gXk`e^ `e :fi$ e\ijkfe\ K_\iXg\lk`Z I`[`e^ :\ek\i j Fg\iXk`fe like a big JX[[c\ Lg gif^iXd% family," said By KAREN BRAINARD

Beckett. "This is a safe haven. This is a place of rejuvenation and healing." They hope to start the retreats PU [OL ÄYZ[ X\HY[LY VM I\[ it depends on funding. The UVUWYVÄ[ PZ ÄUHUJPHSS` KLWLUdent on private donations and grants, said Beckett. Cornerstone is at a donated 10-acre ranch in the Barona Mesa area that provides spectacular views and a peaceful, quiet environment, said Beckett. "Because of the environment, people want to hang out and stay longer," she said. The three-day retreats would include accommodations, meals, travel expenses, small group therapy facilitated by a psychologist, equine therapy, relaxation and possibly spa time. Beckett and Melia estimate the cost would be $5,000 for six people partaking in a three-day retreat. Melia, who works with Beckett as program development/ community outreach manager, said she would like to keep the retreat groups small — no more than 15. "You get that one-on-one time. You get to know each other," Melia said. Beckett started Operation :HKKSL <W PU HUK OHZ since served 451 injured servicemembers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan by working with Armed Services YMCA and the San Diego Naval Medi-

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amona resident and Spencer Valley Elementary kindergarten teacher Tory Potter, working with Crazy 9 Patch owner Martha Berntsen, is making it possible for Spencer Valley students to do something special for the patients at Rady Children's Hospital this holiday season. The students designed activity bags in the form of warm cozy pillows, said Potter. "Every student, ranging from kindergarten to eighth grade designed an animal pillow that they HYL THRPUN V\[ VM Ă…HUnel," said Potter, adding that Berntsen and local quilters donated their time and talent to sew the pillows. 2PUKLYNHY[LU Ă„YZ[ grade and second-grade

students wrote creative stories that will be paired with their personalized bee pillows. "Similarly, the thirdthrough eighth-graders have written stories about their animals that range from dogs and cats to eagles and koalas," noted Potter. Along with their stories, the students created coloring pages and word searches to provide the children at the hospital with comfort and fun. The pillows will be delivered to the hospital in San Diego before Christmas. "Spencer Valley would like to thank the Crazy 9 Patch for its effort in helping the school reach out to children in need this season," said Potter. Spencer Valley ElemenSee HOLIDAY SPIRIT page B3

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Nine James Dukes Elementary students arrived at Ramona Senior Center with bags and boxes of JHYKZ HUK WHWLY ÅV^LYZ for the 100 seniors at the center for lunch the day before Thanksgiving. Kindergartners through sixth-graders at the school made the ThanksNP]PUN JHYKZ HUK ÅV^LY bouquets as part of the school’s Kind and SharSentinel photos/Maureen Robertson ing program, said parent AXd\j ;lb\j <c\d\ekXip k_`i[$^iX[\i J_\cYp >Xi$ volunteer Jane McClain, i\kk jd`c\j Xj C\\ D`cc\i# c\]k# Xe[ JljXe Jk\nXik who coordinated the ef- X[d`i\ k_\ Yflhl\k f] gXg\i ]cfn\ij j_\ [\c`m\ij% J

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tary also is accepting donations for the homeless and for shelter animals. The school is collecting men's, women's and children's socks that will be stuffed with travel-sized donations of soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes and antiperspirant for the homeless. Leashes, collars, dog treats and dog food for shelter animals also are being accepted.

"You are welcome to enjoy a day in the mountains as you visit our historic one-room schoolhouse," Potter said to those interested in donating. For those unable to bring donations to Spencer Valley Elementary, Berntsen will accept donations in her Crazy 9 Patch and Potter will deliver them to the school. Crazy 9 Patch is at 2260 Main St.

fort with assistance from Marilyn Dunne, also a parent volunteer. “Every child at the school participated,â€? said McClain. The students created approximately 500 cards HUK Ă…V^LY IV\X\L[Z MVY seniors at Ramona Senior Center as well as at a nursing home in Palm Springs, said McClain. The youngsters who made the special delivery on Nov. 26 found an appreciative room full of seniors at the center for a traditional turkey meal. First-grader Connor Marriott said the special delivery put smiles on the faces of the seniors. Thirdgrader Scott Case commented that the seniors were happy to receive the JHYKZ HUK Ă…V^LYZ “It was fun,â€? Scott said as he left the center.

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What we learn from music By JOHN RAJCIC Listen to the lyrics of two contemporary poets/musicians, Bob Dylan and Jimmy Buffet. You will readily conclude, “An intellectual person is an individual who ZH`Z H ZPTWSL [OPUN PU H KPMĂ„ J\S[ ^H`" HU HY[PZ[ PZ H WLY ZVU ^OV ZH`Z H KPMĂ„ J\S[ [OPUN PU H ZPTWSL ^H` š What follows are some random notions about education and the value of art education, particularly music. There seems to be a built-in cultural tendency to LSPTPUH[L ZJOVVS HY[ WYVNYHTZ K\YPUN H ¸WLYJLP]LKš revenue shortfall. :[\KLU[Z Ă„ UK [OLPY PU[LYLZ[ PU H ]HYPL[` VM Z\IQLJ[Z Interest is a force that trumps aptitude. The research is YLWSL[L ^P[O [OL ILULĂ„ [Z VM T\ZPJ PU HSS Z\IQLJ[ HYLHZ ;OL TVZ[ ZPNUPĂ„ JHU[ WVSPJ` Z[H[LTLU[ THKL I` [OL school board is the adoption of the annual budget and of course the employee contracts that consume about 90% of the revenue. The budget is a political document, in that it states who will get what and why. If you do not like something, get after your favorite IVHYK TLTILY )\PSK H ¸JYP[PJHS THZZš [V Z\WWVY[ `V\Y ]HS\LZ +V UV[ [HRL ¸[OH[ PZ [OL SH^ VY WVSPJ`š MVY HU answer. Remember we the people. Art is a civilization's signature, and of all art forms T\ZPJ YHURZ Ă„ YZ[ ILJH\ZL P[ ILZ[ TPUPZ[LYZ [V O\THU need. It is amazing what students learn studying music in all of its forms. They learn how to be patient, wait their turn and respect each other and even how to peacefully assemble to protest to bring about change. These are all attributes that are necessary in a democratic society. Music is team building as much as sports. Music is mathematical. It is history. It is physical education. Music teaches proper breathing and exercises the voice muscles. I know of no discipline where music can not be integrated to enhance learning or vice versa. All that it takes is an effective teacher, a willing student and supportive parents. A positive attitude and individual responsibility is basic for success in school and life. We teach music: 5V[ [OH[ ^L L_WLJ[ VUL [V THQVY PU T\ZPJ Not that we expect one to play or sing all one's life... Not so one can relax... Not so one can have fun, BUT: So one will be human... So you will recognize beauty... So you will be sensitive... See COMMENTARY, page B5

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John Rajcic is a Ramona resident and school board member who stresses that this is his opinion as an individual and he is not representing the board.

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weight room at Ramona High School. When you cram 50 young men in an enclosed space and demand they exert themselves to the point of failure, you brew up some awful smells, and [OL Z[LHT (M[LY ÄUPZOPUN a grueling set, between Start with you and start whistle blows, I noticed a now. The new year is small sticker on the mirror upon us where many in front of me. I couldn’t people take steps toward make out the words because of that noxious being healthier. 0»]L ILLU PU [OL Ä[ULZZ steam. As I wiped away business for over 20 years enough moisture to make and historically January V\[ [OL ÄYZ[ ML^ ^VYKZ ¸0- HS^H`Z OHK H O\NL PUÅ\_ NO" and then the whole of people joining the gym quote, ”IF NOT NOW, and getting healthy. Over WHEN?” The full quote the years, the Jan. 1st follows: "If I am not for rush became Jan. 15th, myself, then who will be then February, then — for me? And if I am only The moral of the story is for myself, then what am DON’T WAIT. Now is the I? And if not now, when?" From the ancient Babylotime. I remember my days nian Jewish leader, Hiller on the Bulldog football the Elder. team, hitting the weights in the cramped temporary building we called the

”If not now, when?” This is such an wonderful time of year for many of us. The food, the family, the friends and the excitement of giving and receiving. We live in one of the richest countries in the world in terms of what the average American has materially, but one of the poorest in terms of our health. The upcoming generation is the only generation in the history of tracking life expectancy that has a LOWER expectancy than their parents. We’re overweight, over-extended and overstressed. So, what can you do?

Poignant thoughts to ponder, but don’t ponder too long. Take action and take one step toward your health TODAY, not tomorrow, not Monday, not next week, not Jan. 1st. NOW, one step, one move toward health, one choice after another. It’s the accumulation of the small choices that add up to the success in the big picture. One small step today! Visit me at www.raTVUHÄ[ULZZ JVT MVY HYticles, workouts, videos and how you can get started on your path to you, only better.

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Explorer spends holiday with Ramona family Congregation to celebrate Randy and Pan Ayres welcomed a family friend and former neighbor for the Thanksgiving holiday as he passed through Ramona on his cross-continent travels by scooter. Mike Saunders, 28, left his home in Virginia in May and has logged 22,000 miles on his Honda Ruckus, seeing the countryside and meeting people along the way. At a maximum of 40 mph, Saunders takes the back roads and said of the slower pace: "It's an amazing way to take your time to see the scenery." Packed on his scooter are camping gear, food, water, clothes, tools, spare parts, gasoline, and bear spray for protection — he has seen grizzlies and black bears up close in the North. Touched by the hospi-

tality of many he has met, Saunders said he has been invited to dinners and has been offered places to sleep. In turn he has enjoyed helping others with all kinds of tasks, including herding cattle. "Locations are beautiful but people are great," he said. According to the former cartographer, he saved and lived frugally for two years so he could travel. "He's had an incredible journey," said Pan Ayres. Members Sentinel photo/Karen Brainard of the Ayres family :ifjj$Zfek`e\ek kiXm\c\i D`b\ JXle[\ij kXb\j X Yi\Xb were once neighbors of Mike Saunders and ]ifd _`j \ogcfiXk`fej kf jg\e[ K_Xebj^`m`e^ n`k_ _`j ]i`\e[j# k_\ 8pi\j ]Xd`cp# `e IXdfeX% his family in FrancoCalifornia, then make his way in Newfoundland, nia, Va. Saunders left the Ayres' way to New Orleans, Ap- Canada. For more about his travhome on Dec. 2 and was palachia and eventually planning to head into Baja the Trans-Labrador High- els, see lostwithmike.com.

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On Friday, Dec. 19, Congregation Etz Chaim will celebrate Hanukkah instead of holding their monthly Sabbath service. The holiday observance will be held in Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St., at 7:30 p.m. Hanukkah, also known as The Festival of Lights, is a JLSLIYH[PVU VM SPILY[` HUK MYLLKVT Z`TIVSPaPUN H Ă„NO[ against all forms of totalitarianism. Everyone who is interested in participating in this Jewish tradition is welcome as spiritual leader Keith Liker lights the candles and leads the singing of the Chanukah hymn "Rock of Ages." Traditional holiday refreshments will be served. For more information, call 760-789-2781.

Dos Picos Park offers holiday craft In a holiday activity at Dos Picos County Park Saturday, Dec. 13, Ranger Vinny Bartolone will lead participants in building and decorating Styrofoam snowmen. The activity, open to the public, will start between 1 and 2 p.m. Participants are asked to meet at the park's amphitheater. Check at the ranger station or call 1-760-789-2220 for exact time. Parents must accompany children. The activity is free but donations are appreciated, say park rangers. Dos Picos park is at 17953 Dos Picos Park Road, off Mussey Grade Road. For more information, visit www. sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/parks.html.

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California Sen. Joel Anderson will update Intermountain Republican Women Federated on happenings in the state Legislature at the group's Christmas luncheon on Tuesday, Dec. 16. The senator also will install Intermountain's 2015 board of directors. The luncheon meeting in San Vicente Resort, 24157 San Vicente Road, will begin with check-in and social time at 10:15 a.m. followed by call to order at 10:45 a.m. Intermountain's 2015 board includes Nancy Frazee, president; Nora :PTVU ÄYZ[ ]PJL WYLZPdent; Carol Stipp, second ]PJL WYLZPKLU[ TLTILYship; Mary Lou Kohl, [OPYK ]PJL WYLZPKLU[" 1VHU

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Besides Santa Claus, Luis and Tuesday are coming to town By HAROLD SCHACHTER On Tuesday, May 3, 2011, "Until Tuesday" was released. It was to become a New York Times best-seller for many months. On Tuesday, May 27, 2014, another book, "Tuesday Tucks Me In," was released. Was the day of release, Tuesday, just a oinciBook Review cdence or was it by design? The principal author of both of these books is the much decorated former U.S. Army Capt. Luis Carlos Montalván, a combat veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan and a wounded warrior. Tuesday is the name of his service dog, a golden retriever. Montalván and Tuesday will be coming to Ramona to make two presentations in the Ramona Branch Library Community Room. On Tuesday, Dec. 16, at 6:30 p.m., he will speak about how they saved each other.

This true story is recounted in "Until Tuesday." While this reviewer does not consider himself an animal or pet person as his late wife was, this book was a riveting education of what a service dog is. If you, the reader, didn't know, "Until Tuesday" will teach you and you will be amazed at what these service dogs are trained to do for their disabled master or mistress. Montalván is 54 years old. He trained to be a soldier when he was a teenager. Tuesday was trained to be a service dog from the age of 3 days after he was born. He can open and close doors, turn lights on and off, fetch, and respond to 140 different verbal commands. Montalván believes that Tuesday can read his mind and knows what his master is thinking even before he is aware of it. On Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 10:30 a.m., Montalván and Tuesday will again appear in the library's Community Room

to talk about his second book, a young children's book, "Tuesday Tucks Me In." The amazon. com website proffers that "Tuesday Tucks Me In" is age-appropriate for 4- to 8-year-olds or for children in kindergarten through the third grade. "Until Tuesday" is 251.3 pages, divided into 24 chapters and an epilogue, which is like a 25th chapter. So you can mathematically see that a chapter averages about 10 pages. It is a quick read and contains archival black and white photographs but no index, bibliography or notes. The book is divided into three parts. Part I is about Tuesday and is roughly 15 percent of the book. Part II is about Luis and takes up roughly 25 percent of the book, and Part III is about Tuesday and Montalván and constitutes about 60 percent of the book. This reviewer found most of this book age-appropriate for pre-teens on up,

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By NANCY SAPPER The silver lining to Helix’s football team continuing on to the CIF championships on Dec. 6, and Ramona’s football season abruptly ending, is that Helix’s wrestling team is missing a few members who are still playing football. The absence of these players caused Helix to default two weight classes when they couldn’t afford to, and ultimately lose the match Dec. 4. Bulldog football players Raul Briseno, Dallas Domnitz, Leo Duron, Trevor Johnson and EJ Schmidt joined the wrestling team, already in progress, once Helix ended the Bulldogs' playoff dreams. They and their fellow wrestlers were ready to face the Highlanders once again. The evening started with the 106 weight class. Freshman Cade Erautt was pinned and the score was 0-6 Helix. A string of wins by Jordan Castro, Devon Parsons and Logan White kept

Ramona in the match, but the team was SVVRPUN H[ H KLÄJP[ NVPUN PU[V Troy Jordan’s 170-pound bout. Jordan, one of a trio of captains this year, pinned his opponent and pulled the score to 21-29. Next to wrestle was senior Brian Fonseca in the 182 weight class. He fought hard and was able to pin his opponent, bringing the Bulldogs within 2 points of the Highlanders. This was the momentum turning point in the match. Captain Austin Koch was exactly who the Dawgs needed in the next bout of the night. Wrestling at 195, he won on WVPU[Z HUK 9HTVUH OHK P[Z ÄYZ[ SLHK VM the match 30-29. Captain Raul Briseno took to the mat for his 220 weight class and Helix had no opponent; Briseno wins by default and the score is 36-29 Ramona. Leo Duron stepped onto the mat for his heavyweight match-up, but once HNHPU /LSP_ OHK [V KLMH\S[ ;OL ÄUHS score: Ramona 42, Helix 29.

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Ramona High girls basketball starts season with 53-41 win By NANCY SAPPER Head coach Ken Scheib is looking to build on last

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on the second team. Honorable mention Valley League players included junior Sydney Hickle. "I'm very happy that the opposing coaches viewed the girls with that much respect," coach Connie Halfaker said. Last year, Ramona also OHK Ă„]L HSS league players: Arthur, Hickle, and

By JOE NAIMAN When Valley League girls volleyball coaches held their post-season meeting to determine which players received all-league recognition, Ramona High School senior outside hitter Robyn Arthur was selected unanimously as the league's Player of the Year. Including Arthur, Ă„]L )\SSKVNZ YLJLP]LK all-league status. On the Valley League Ă„YZ[ [LHT ^P[O (Y[O\Y are Ramona sophomores Natalie Seol and Sammy Shupe. Ramona sophomore Karina Martinez, is

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Seol were honorable mention selections, Shupe was on the second team, and 2014 graduate *HSSPL .\HZ[P ^HZ H Ă„YZ[ team player. "I'm glad that she (Arthur) was recognized for everything she brought," Halfaker said. Arthur became HalfakLY Z Ă„YZ[ SLHN\L WSH`LY VM [OL `LHY :OL KLĂ„UP[LS` was player of the year," Halfaker said. Seol is a middle blocker and Shupe is Ramona's setter. "The opposing coaches just have so much respect for both of them," Halfaker said. "They had to keep reminding themselves that these are only sophomores."

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;OL Ă„YZ[ HUK ZLJVUK teams have six players apiece, although a squad is considered to have seven starters including the libero, which in Ramona's case is Hickle. "The opposing coaches talked about how she was a stable force, she was very consistent and always getting that touch, making that pass," Halfaker said. The Bulldogs won all 10 of their Valley League matches this year and posted a 31-7 overall record, including four CIF San Diego Section playoff victories that culminated in the CIF Division II championship and a Ă„YZ[ YV\UK SVZZ PU [OL +Pvision II state playoffs.

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.PYSZ ^H[LY WVSV [LHT ^PUZ VUL VM Ă„]L [V\YUHTLU[ NHTLZ With only two returning starting players in this year's Ramona High School girls varsity water polo team, participation in the Benson Tournament in Placentia Dec. 4 through 6 allowed the players to develop as a team, said coach Don Williams. ;OL` WSH` Ă„]L NHTLZ PU H ZOVY[ [PTL Williams said of the tournament. RHS has been competing in the Benson Tournament for about 10 years, he added. "This is the smallest turnout for the girls program ever with 21 girls on the team," said Williams. "We will only have ]HYZP[` HUK 1= Q\UPVY ]HYZP[` [LHTZ >L usually have around 35 girls in the program." Ramona's varsity team holds a 1-4 record after playing the tournament NHTLZ OLSK H[ ,S +VYHKV HUK =HSLUJPH high schools.

On Dec. 4, the girls lost to Villa Park High School 15-2. Goals were scored by Maddie Schwegler and Tatianna Lloyd Dotta. Goalie Kelsey Sherman had seven saves. The Bulldog girls achieved a 9-5 victory against Long Beach Millikin in their Ă„YZ[ NHTL -YPKH` :JVYPUN NVHSZ ^LYL :JO^LNSLY 2H`SPU ]HU;VS HUK one apiece by Ashley Kurtz and Daniella Talento. Kallan Campa had seven goalie saves. In its second game on Friday, Ramona lost by only 1 point, 7-8, against Granite Hills. Contributing to the game with NVHSZ ^LYL :JO^LNSLY ]HU;VS :LYLUH 3VWLa HUK ;HSLU[V :OLYman had two goalie saves. 4PZZPVU =PLQV /PNO :JOVVS Z [LHT gave the Ramona girls challenging competition, beating the Bulldogs 3-10 in :H[\YKH` Z Ă„YZ[ NHTL ;^V NVHSZ ^LYL

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Charles Junior ‘Charlie’ Scruggs

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1936 – 2014 In the early morning of November 20, 2014, Charlie passed away very peacefully at home surrounded by family after a two year battle with cancer. He was born in the town of Rose Bud, Arkansas, on January 12, 1936, the son of Dorton (father) and Troy (mother) Scruggs. Charlie joined the military at the age of 19 and was stationed at Camp Pendleton where he

met his wonderful wife, Laverna. They had three beautiful children and settled down in Ramona, CA. After six years of military service, Charlie started a career with the United States Forest Service, where he retired after 36 years of service. Charlie loved working with the forest service and after retiring he couldn’t stay away. He began working at the Ramona Air Base. He worked there until he got sick with cancer in 2012. He would always tell his family that as soon as he got better he would be back out there ďŹ lling up those planes. Charlie always liked to keep busy, whether it was working at the Air Base or building things at home. He loved hunting and ďŹ shing, especially with his wife, Laverna, and children. Charlie was preceded in death by his wife, Laverna Fae Scruggs; parents, Dorton and Troy Scruggs; brother, Justin Scruggs; and sister, Leann. He is survived by his daughter,

Sheila (Joe Rodriguez); two sons, Bryan (Gina) and Rex (Jane); and grandchildren, Kendra and Kyle, and Tyler and Justin. There will be a viewing and services on December 11, 2014, at 11am at Alhiser-Comer Mortuary, 225 S. Broadway, Escondido, CA 92025. Following the services a reception will be held at the Ramona Air Base, 2498 Montecito Rd., Ramona, CA 92065. Condolences can be sent to 322 B St., Ramona, CA 92065. We would like to thank everyone at the Ramona Air Base for everything you have done and all the support you have given us. Our family truly appreciates it. Please sign the guest book online at www. legacy.com/obituaries/ ramonasentinel.

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scored by vanTol and one by Talento. 4 goals, and Lauren Masters had one. :OLYTHU OHK Ä]L ZH]LZ Sherman had three goalie saves. Ramona's last game of the tournament The team was scheduled to play away ^HZ HNHPUZ[ ,ZWLYHUaH /PNO :JOVVS 0U at Helix on Dec. 10. the Bulldogs' 5-6 loss, Schwegler had —Karen Brainard

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and it was a good measuring stick," he said. Before the start of the Dec. 4 game, 9HTVUH OLSK P[Z Ă„YZ[ ZVJJLY OHSS VM MHTL JLYLTVU` HUK PUK\J[LK [OL Ă„]L MVYTLY Bulldogs who won CIF player of the year honors. Nick Diaz, Mike Profancik, David Beltran and Kevin LaFuze were present while Genetta Johnson, the only Ramona girl to earn CIF player of the year distinction, was unable to make the trip MYVT 3HRL ,SZPUVYL ^OLYL ZOL SP]LZ A crowd of approximately 100 attended the induction and subsequent match. "They got an exciting game," Jordan said. 9HTVUH ZJVYLK IV[O Ă„YZ[ OHSM NVHSZ A corner kick taken by Antonio Valdes ^HZ KLĂ…LJ[LK I` H .YVZZTVU[ KLMLUKLY but the ball was recovered by Medina and the ensuing shot gave the Bulldogs a 1-0 lead. The play that resulted in Ramona's second goal involved Aeden Maruna taking a direct kick from about 30 yards away from the net. J

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come out and support the team this season. In the win against Mar Vista, Marco Cobian scored 18 points, Anthony Silvaggio 9, Logan Knudson 8, Calvin Harris 7, Blake Seits 6, and Davis Windes 6. The boys have a string of home games that began Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 6 p.m., followed by Friday, Dec. 12, at 6 p.m., and then Tuesday Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. —Nancy Sapper

"The goalkeeper was kind of in no man's land," Jordan said. Andrick Molinero was about six yards away from the net when he received Maruna's pass. ;OL ZOV[ NH]L 4VSPULYV OPZ Ă„YZ[ ]HYZP[` goal. "We are multi-faceted when it comes [V JYLH[PUN VWWVY[\UP[PLZ HUK Ă„UPZOPUN opportunities," Jordan said of Ramona's newest scoring threat. Ramona took a 3-0 lead in the second half when Medina's shot from about 30 yards out hit the crossbar and bounced VU[V [OL Ă„LSK VM WSH` ,KKPL :H\JLKV VItained the ball on a hop and beat the goalkeeper. Grossmont scored its goal late in the NHTL [V Ă„UHSPaL [OL ZJVYL I\[ 9HTVUH OHK P[Z Ă„YZ[ ]PJ[VY` VM [OL ZLHZVU HUK H win on the night that honored some of the past Bulldog stars. "It was a nice way for them to see where Ramona soccer is now," Jordan said.

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scoring a total of 16 points. She was on court, without a break, for the entire four periods of play. She also led the team in rebounding with 15. Scheib shot 5 for 21 with a total of 12 points. Mattern contributed 11 points, Farhat 7, Werhanowicz 4 and Maddie Funk 3. In the Dec. 3 game, Katherine Mauld-

in led the team with 27 points, Chiara Mattern had 19, Lauren Werhanowicz 6, Hannah Farhat 6, Kylee Scheib 2 and Molly McLeod 2. On Dec. 6, Mauldin had 25 points in the effort, Scheib 12, McLeod 5, Mattern 4, Werhanowicz, Farhat and McKenzie .YPMĂ„U LHJO OHK HUK ,TPS` :VQV\YULY contributed a free throw.

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THURSDAYDEC. 11 TOPS, Grace Community Church, 1234 Barger Place, 9 a.m. Weigh-in at 8:30 a.m. RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. 760-788-5270. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. More: 760470-1889. TOWN HALL BRIDGE CLUB, 6 p.m., Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St. More: 760-789-1132. ALATEEN, 6 p.m. Arriba Teen Center, 1710 Montecito Road. More: www.alanonsandiego.org. SHOP OLD TOWN, many Old Town businesses open until 8 p.m. KEEP THE TOYS IN RAMONA, coordinated by Packards Coffee Shop, 680 4HPU :[ ILULÄ[Z JOPSKYLU of Ramona Boys and Girls Club and Ramona Food and Clothes Closet. Other col-

lection sites: Seidl’s Party Supplies, Unicorn Books and Gifts, Marketing Worx, Ramona Rebels, Pamo Winery and Isis Fuller Figure Fashion. Through Dec. 15.

FRIDAYDEC. 12 RAMONA FOOD AND CLOTHES CLOSET TOY & FOOD SIGN-UPS, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Food and Clothes Closet Service 6MÄJL 4HPU :[ RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. 760-788-5270. TOWN HALL BRIDGE CLUB, 10 a.m., Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St. More: 760-789-1132. SUPPORT GROUP for those with depressive or bipolar illnesses, 10 a.m., 323 Hunter St. More: 760-443-6861. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. “CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY,"

Ramona High School Dance Winter Showcase, 7 p.m., RHS Performing Arts Center, 1401 Hanson Lane. Tickets: $8 adults; $5 children and students with ID; children on laps free. More: 760787-4107 or lchastang@ramonausd.net. “A COUNTRY CHRISTMAS” DINNER—Traditional 1894 Christmas Dinner in Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St., 7 to 10 p.m. Four course roasted turkey dinner, no-host bar featuring local wines, live piano and violin music, Ramona Community Singers, 1890s period attire suggested. Must be 21 to attend. Advance reservations only, 760-789-0574 or 760-788-2509. More: www.ramonatownhall.com.

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Grill, 344 Main St. WEIGHT WATCHERS, Ramona Woman’s Club, 524 Main St., 8 a.m. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. RAMONA CERTIFIED FARMERS’ MARKET, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Kmart lot. RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. Exercise dance class at 9:30 a.m. RAMONA AIRPORT, U.S. MARINES TOYS FOR TOTS, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Ramona Airport viewing area, 2926 Montecito Road. U.S. Marines and volunteers team up to accept donations of new and unwrapped toys, bicycles, games, dolls, stuffed animals, etc. for less fortuUH[L JOPSKYLU 7PSV[Z ^PSS Å` in with donations, Marine Corps, other military vehicles will be on display, and a hamburger, compliments of Delkin Devices, will go to each volunteer and those dropping off a load of toys. More: 760-788-3366. MEET WITH SANTA, noon to 4 p.m., Isis Fuller Figure Fashion, 711 Main St. Parents can bring their children to see Santa and take photos. SNOWMAN CRAFT, 1 p.m., Dos Picos Park, 17953 Dos Picos Park Road. OASIS CAMEL DAIRY HOLIDAY OPEN FARM TOUR, 1 to 4 p.m., 26757 Old Julian Highway. Family event. More: www.cameldairy.com. BELIEVE IN MIRACLES TALENT SHOW, 5:30 p.m., Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St. Free admission. Food, entertainment. New toy or item for child or adult appreciated and will go to Believe in Miracles Christmas distribution to Ramona families in need. Silent auction WYVJLLKZ ILULÄ[ )LSPL]L PU Miracles project spearheaded by Alexavia Zetterberg, 10, of Ramona. More: alexavia@believeinmiracles.org or 619-887-4673. “CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY," Ramona High School Dance Winter Showcase, 7 p.m.,

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AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. OASIS CAMEL DAIRY HOLIDAY OPEN FARM TOUR, 1 to 4 p.m., 26757 Old Julian Highway. Family event. More: www.cameldairy. com, 760-787-0983. CAR SHOW, 3 to 5 p.m., Albertsons parking lot, 1400 block of Main Street. Free. More: 760-789-3396.

the Golden Retriever Who Saved Him,” 6:30 p.m., Ramona Library, 1275 Main St. Books available for purchase and signing, photo opportunities. More: 760-788-5270. RAMONA PARKS AND RECREATION ASSOCIATION, 6:30 p.m., Ramona Community Center, 434 Aqua Lane. HOLIDAY CONCERT, Elementary and middle school bands, 7 to 8 p.m., Charles R. Nunn Performing Arts Center, 1521 Hanson Lane. More: 760-787-2007.

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RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. 760-788-5270. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. More: 760470-1889. WRITERS GROUP—Ramona Christian Writers Group, 6 p.m. For location: 760310-9539 or explorerseries@gmail.com. RAMONA SKATEPARK CHAMPIONS, 6:30 to 8 p.m., Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St. Public welcome. More: 760-789-5753.

TUESDAYDEC. 16 RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. 760-788-5270. INTERMOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN WOMEN FEDERATED, Christmas luncheon, San Vicente Resort, 24157 San Vicente Road. Check-in at 10:15 a.m. Guest speaker District 36 Sen. Joel Anderson will install 2015 board members. RAMONA ROTARY CLUB, noon, luncheon meeting, Ramona Valley Grill. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. KNIT/CROCHET GROUP, 6 to 8 p.m., Starbucks Ramona, 1315 Main St. FEATURED AUTHOR— Best-selling author and former Captain Luis Carlos Montalván with his service dog, Tuesday, will present their book, “Until Tuesday: A Wounded Warrior and

RAMONA LIBRARY, 1275 Main St. 760-788-5270. SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS TOY DISTRIBUTION, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Ramona Food and Clothes Closet, 773 Main St. Parents only. TOWN HALL BRIDGE CLUB, 10 a.m., Ramona Town Hall, 729 Main St. More: 760-789-1132. CHILDREN’S STORYTIME— Best-selling author former Captain Luis Carlos Montalván and his service dog, Tuesday, will present their children’s book, “Tuesday Tucks Me In: The Loyal Bond Between a Soldier and his Service Dog,“ 10:30 a.m., Ramona Library, 1275 Main St. Books available for purchase and signing, photo opportunities. More: 760-788-5270. SAN VICENTE VALLEY CLUB, 11 a.m., San Vicente Resort, 24157 San Vicente Road. Holiday music from Ramona Community Singers, accompanied and directed by Gina Seashore. Luncheon meeting. More: 760-788-6189. AG BOOSTERS TREE SALES, 5 to 7:30 p.m., Fifth and Main streets. FRIENDS OF RAMONA UNIFIED SCHOOLS (FORUS), 6 to 7:30 p.m., Olive Peirce Middle School Room 3, 1521 Hanson Lane. Public meeting to explain [OL UVUWYVÄ[»Z W\YWVZL HJcomplishments and goals. All are welcome.

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Thursday, December 11, 2014

FIRE REPORTS

SHERIFF'S REPORTS

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Thursday, December 11, 2014

B24

Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

Karen Dye 760-445-7168 www.kdyehomes.com

From...Karen Dye

Cal BRE 01329918

To All my past and present clients. It is because of your trust, loyalty and confidence in me that I am successful in a business that I love!

To All my preferred services providers, who’s professionalism, expertise, and follow-through help make me look good!

To My broker/owner Katie and Fred McNorton, for all your support! To My fellow agents and support staff at Coldwell Banker Country Realty...you’re the best! And last but certainly not least, To My husband and family, who’s love and support have no boundaries! It would not have happened without all of you! Because of you...I look forward to a successful 2015!! With sincere appreciation,

Karen SOLD

3BR/2BA, pool SDCE

$375,000 4BR/2BA Custom, SDCE

amona Sentinel

ING PEND

3BR/2BA

$529,900 3BR/2BA

ING PEND

$344,900 4BR/2.5BA, SDCE

$400,000 2BR/2BA, 55+ park

$129,900 Land Lease 4BR/2.5BA, RV garage, SDCE

$474,900

SOLD

4BR/3BA, pool, SDCE

Enjoy the holidays with family and friends!

$707,500

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