Ramona, CA News

• Ramona, CA News
• New T-Mobile 3G Cell Tower
• Back to School for Ramona - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Christ in Action
• Intermountain Republican Women Federated installs officers for 2011
• Scout lays foundation for flagpole at Ramona’s new library
• A Salute to Veterans
• Ramona planning group approves McDonald amendment
• Ramona man ordered to stand trial in Chevron robbery attempt
• 30th turkey dinner
• Yogurt shop is back on hold, says Ramona woman
• Ramona woman jailed in motorcyclist’s death
• Planners oppose parts of county update
• Ramona students pay tribute to the military
• Smoke from CalFire burn will be visible in Ramona area Tuesday and Wednesday
• E. coli case in county linked to national cheese advisory
• Ramona woman jailed for manslaughter in motorcyclist’s death
• Daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2 a.m.
• Kiwanis donates $5,000 to education programs
• Ramonan still plans to open yogurt shop
• County issues Boil Water Order for Warner Unified School District Water System
• RMWD alters fee code
• Ramona Election Results
• Kiwanis donates $5,000 to education pograms
• Fireworks spark false alarm
• Morning crash
• Bikes needed for firefighters’ third annual holiday project
• Salute to Ramona’s Heroes set for Nov. 6
• Community invited to OPMS Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser
• Non-injury crash at SR-78 and B Street
• Dos Picos County Park in Ramona needs volunteers for Haunted Trail Hike
• Suspected car thief pleads not guilty after high-speed chase through Ramona
• Family opens expanded Shocktoberfest
• Ramona Town Hall gets into the SPIRIT of the season
• Ramona's Halloween Happenings
• County plan clashes with its opposition
• Campaign support from out of town raises eyebrows
• Murder charge dismissed in Kurtenbach case
• Supervisors approve online comments for meetings
• Ramona school board: Choose 3
• Plan update comments welcome, says Jacob
• Ramona water district board: Check your ballot
• Five lucky puppies
• Ramona Community Planning Group: Choose 7
• Quilt show attracts 600 visitors
• Ramona woman pleads no contest to manslaughter in motorcyclist’s death
• Meeting targets insect threatening oaks
• CalFire offers Halloween safety tips for a spooky and safe holiday
• McDonald Park documents available for public review
• Suspected car thief in jail after high-speed chase that ends in Ramona
• Forest service to begin prescribed burn near San Diego Country Estates in Ramona
• Longtime Ramona postman calls it a career
• Church sponsors food drive
• Holiday Homes on Tour tickets are available
• Deadline to register in Nov. 2 election is Monday, Oct. 18
• New van service caters to seniors
• SDG&E request for balancing account draws criticism
• Man changes plea to guilty in woman’s highway death
• Donations help build model hospital room for medical students
• Eight vie for five seats on chamber board
• Two water district managers schedule retirements soon
• Turkey dinner tradition continues Sunday
• 3 Days of Family Fun in Ramona
• Valley of the Sun Fainting Goat Show
• Residents ramp up protest of Ramona Street road project
• Next Ramona Chamber of Commerce Mixer on Oct. 22
• Students stage Walk for Life
• Jury convicts Ramona man of arson, splits on murder charge
• Ramona Fire Department Open House
• San Diego County places moratorium on Williamson Act
• Pet adoption fees reduced this month
• Agreement puts Intermountain Fire/Rescue in Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel’s fire station
• Ramona concert season begins with ‘Raised on Rhythm’
• Ramonan agrees to plea agreement to resolve ‘08 dog fighting charges
• 4th Annual Girl Scout New Day 5K Fun Run
• Attempt to subdivide Ramona property wipes out retirees' finances
• Planning group, school board candidates' forums scheduled
• Jury begins deliberations in Ramona businessman’s arson/murder trial
• PowerSchool provides real-time student information
• Three Ramonans review cost of doing business with county
• Ramona's Main Street mainstay shutting doors
• Misdemeanor manslaughter trial set for Nov. 8
• Water board hopes workshop draws crowd
• New Day Fun Run Winners
• Ramona cadets are tops in 31-school contest
• Closing arguments expected today in Kurtenbach arson/murder trial
• Campaign finance disclosure information available online
• Ramona Oktoberfest volunteers needed, will meet Oct. 6
• Thunder and lightning cause flood of animals
• Susan Wilson captures world championship
• School administrators, supervisors break impasse
• Power outages in Ramona
• School leaders break impasse
• Senior transit kickoff
• Former teammates meet as young adults in Peace Corps
• Pizza thief serves 201 days in jail
• Planning group reviews rules for elected officials
• County approves townhomes
• Supervisors pick regional fire authority chief
• Pink hair or blond, Matt Deskovick’s a winner in the rodeo arena
• Victim’s brother testifies in Ramona murder/arson trial
• It’s time: Be Prepared
• State Route 67 reopens after multi-vehicle collision in Poway
• CalFire monitors fire in Mexico
• District plans sewer fee workshop
• Talk turns to sewer
• RHS senior learns the political ropes
• Suspected bank robber, 25, released to parents in Ramona
• 20th biannual pig roast benefits VFW, auxiliaries
• Daylong event benefits Aspin
• Pfingst tells jury there was no murder in Ramona house explosion
• District plans sewer fee workshop
• Talk turns to sewer
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday
• Doing what he loves for 39 years
• SDG&E announces shut-off notification plan
• Prescription Drug Take Back is Saturday in Ramona High School parking lot
• ‘Ramona’s Got Talent’ Town Hall Benefit
• Brass band adds depth to ‘Ramona’s Got Talent’ benefit
• Quilts wanted for Ramona show
• RB studio tour showcases artists
• Some charges dropped from arson/murder case
• Costs mount to feed rescued horses
• Court delays sentencing in heroin case
• Group sues county over new winery rules
• Ramona schools show 22-point jump in academic score
• Ramona cyclist killed by suspected drunk driver
• Taking Off at Ramona Airport Open House
• Taking Off
• Ramona Fire Reports – Aug. 28 through Sept. 12
• Yom Kippur begins Friday evening
• Event raises money to build home
• ‘Friends of Vanessa’ plan a full day of games, races, fun for Saturday benefit
• Ramona event raises money to build home in Mexico
• Have wagon, will travel, Gene Glasscock says during day in Ramona
• Ramona Airport Open House set for Saturday
• Ramona High All-Class Reunion Picnic set for Sunday
• Ramona school board hearing addresses adequacy of learning materials
• Disclosure of Collective Bargaining Agreement
• Bicyclist killed by suspected drunk driver at Main and Kalbaugh streets in Ramona
• Brass band shifts gears for Civil War re-enactment
• Third-grade teacher doesn’t miss a beat after classroom break-in
• Arriba Teen Center needs volunteers
• Film tackles why bees are dying
• Fees put yogurt shop opening on hold
• Ramona Rockettes kick up their heels for Town Hall
• Ramona Planners endorse traffic safety changes in Estates
• Ramona Airport Open House
• Top riders to compete in Copper Meadows Horse Trials
• Two men sentenced in fraud case
• Court orders trial in marijuana case
• Fired Up Sisters looking for new storage area in Ramona
• Crews fighting brush fire near Valley Center
• Fired Up Sisters needs new space
• Cross Country Trek
• CalFire reports 827-acre Cowboy Fire between Campo and Potrero is contained; blaze blamed on illegal
• Containment of 827-acre Cowboy Fire between Campo and Potrero expected today; blaze blamed on illega
• San Diego County Friends of Library essay entries due Sept. 15
• East County wildfire is good reminder to prepare, says County Office of Emergency Services
• Cowboy Fire between Campo and Potrero is at 719 acres
• Solar changes could save Ramona water district more money
• Anderson wants business owners to send message to Sacramento
• Book will showcase images of historic Ramona
• Crews battle Cowboy Fire between Campo and Potrero
• Ramona design board endorses town art project
• Ramona School District’s course remains steady, despite challenges, says Graeff
• Grant makes public transit reality for Ramona's seniors
• ‘Coach Pete’ calls for an Evening of Prayer
• Grasslands workshop stirs debate
• Ramona High staggers first-day start, middle school adds more technology
• Students surpass state average in nearly all areas
• Dance Centre celebrates anniversary with remodel
• PTAs support schools, students
• ‘Bureaucratic boondoggle’ stalls project in Ramona
• Wind shift helps firefighters with 100-acre forest fire visible from Barona Mesa east of San Diego C
• Church hosts Back to School Barbecue
• Planners consider summit on Ramona Street extension
• Boil water order issued for water system in Warner Springs
• Ramona family’s tragedy takes positive turn
• 20 sign up for 7 planning group seats
• Teen center stages band concert on Saturday
• Boutique wineries win green light from county
• Logan Peterson and Bianca Villasenor receive Community Spirit Scholarships
• NJROTC cadets spend week at area Leadership Academy
• Ramona man found dead off Dos Picos Road
• District returns 11 laid-off teachers to the classroom
• Man pleads not guilty to robbing Pizza Hut driver
• Concerts continue with Samz Jam
• Ramona’s Miss Rodeo California sets her sights on national goal
• Valley Club sets date for annual home tour
• Suspect sought for groping minor on Ramona trail
• Vintners weigh in on tasting rooms
• Junior fair is ‘quite a commitment’
• County OKs 417 homes on Montecito Ranch
• Trial set in music teacher’s molestation case
• Salvation Army drops expansion plans
• ‘Win big’ with Friends of the Library essay contest
• An evening in Ramona’s community garden
• County reviews advisory groups
• Reduced water use drops Ramona district's drought alert to Level 1
• Group aims to preserve property rights, rural life in Ramona
• Ramona Junior Livestock Auction on Saturday
• Feed America halts center distribution
• Group aims to preserve property rights, rural life
• ‘Ring of Fire’ lets Johnny Cash’s songs do the talking
• ‘Air dog’ flies to national fame
• Arch Health Partners building takes a hit
• Reduced water use drops drought alert to Level 1
• High hopes for high bids
• Ramona at its best
• Ramona reigns supreme at county fair
• Election candidate filing deadline: Aug. 6
• 2010 Ramona Idol Winners
• Tenants needed for new medical building
• Ramona wines score high at competition
• Few file as candidates in November election
• Come cheer for the Ramona Idol contenders
• Showcasing hometown talent
• Ramona Junior Fair starts July 31
• Judge delays sentencing until prosecutor presents numbers
• VFW dinner benefits former Ramonans’ grandchildren
• Village Design Group waits for funding
• Ozzie finds a permanent home in Ramona
• Board reduces price on district-owned house
• Witness availability delays Flippin manslaughter trial
• Barbecue & Free Concert supports school music program
• Four days of Country Fair fun
• Regulations akin to thorn in district’s side
• National Day of the American Cowboy
• Sheriff’s citizens’ advisory group welcomes community suggestions
• Conservancy sponsors talks about wild pigs
• School’s out for summer—finally
• Economy threatens parks
• Two churches partner to bring Treasure Box recession-friendly meal program to Ramona
• The latest buzz at the Grange is bees
• Who will be ‘pied’ at Ramona Junior Fair fundraiser?
• Planners OK Ramona Street extension
• Ticket to Play needed to participate in RHS sports, band, choir, NJROTC
• Junior Fair Fundraiser
• VFW re-elects Dale Smith as post commander
• Beauty of Cedar Creek Falls comes with challenges, risks
• Looking for a bookmobile or a command medical center?
• Murder suspect hires former DA
• During heat wave, check on elderly and disabled—and stay ‘cool’
• Celebrating National Day of American Cowboy
• Air stream sends smell of smoke from desert fires to Ramona
• Living with aggressive bees
• Aspiring beekeepers strive to inspire others
• Rotary’s monthly park cleanup
• San Vicente rollover
• BBB schedules Torch Award workshops
• Ramona CERT draws attention to Cedar Creek hiking hazards
• Diamondback Rattlesnake Safety
• Sheep help couple bring sustainability to winery
• District reviews contracts, fees
• ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ nets $25,000 for Intermountain Fire/Rescue
• Vietnam helicopter pilots take to the skies over Ramona
• Modern Wall Graphics Collaborates on Worthwhile Project, Benefiting Women and Girls
• “Green” Decorating Idea
• Hey have you seen Wall Slicks?

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