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MiraCosta pre-med student among small number who finish AA degrees at ages 17 and 18

North County School News, May 26

Distrustful of the city’s assurance that the hearing would be continued for months, roughly 150 people from northeast Escondido packed the City Council Chambers Tuesday to show their opposition to a proposal to build a large recycled water treatment plant in their residential neighborhood.

A contentious plan for nine homes to be built on 2.25 acre lot in Leucadia is moving forward after the Encinitas City Council denied an appeal of the project filed by neighbors.

Program could raise millions to help cover renovation costs

Even as it was preparing to review a $4.7 billion deal settling costs for the failed San Onofre nuclear plant, the California Public Utilities Commission was working behind the scenes to draft and send subpoenas on behalf of plant owner Southern California Edison.

A group of veterans are spearheading an effort to get full recognition for the heroic efforts of a comrade on a secret mission during the Korean War 64 years ago.

Classes let out early at a Carmel Valley elementary school Wednesday after students and staff came down with nausea and vomiting because of an apparent virus, district officials said.

New sculptures soar over downtown Vista.

For National Hamburger Day, sample a patty at one of these locally owned spots