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This Just InHunter, Filner: Damn YankeesTwo local congressmen are among just 17 in U.S. House of Representatives to oppose vote honoring World Series champs. » Nov. 6 -- 6:45 pmPhoto of the Day: Oh That LightThe early afternoon light finds its way into the frame. » Nov. 6 -- 5:01 pmZucchet Named Union HeadEx-Councilman gets permanent job with Municipal Employees Association, the city's largest union. » Nov. 6 -- 3:27 pmSponsored Links Reporter Blogs
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-- Joshua Fierer, UCSD professor of medicine and chief of infectious diseases at VA Medical Center, San Diego. SCOTT LEWIS ON POLITICSUpdated -- Oct. 29 10:20 amThe ClipboardUpdated -- Oct. 29 7:19 pmNerd's Eye ViewUpdated -- Nov. 6 6:25 pmFrom The Cheap SeatsUpdated -- Oct. 20 2:07 pm |
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Vox Populi -- Featured Stories and CommentsQuestions Over Special Tax Imperil Basic Neighborhood ServicesA final ruling expected this week could throw into limbo Golden Hill and other city neighborhoods' ability to fund day-to-day maintenance services with special taxes collected from property owners.» (Oct. 28)Better Vibes, But Still No Spine in Biotech InvestmentBiocom's annual investor conference was not the funereal affair it was last year, but it doesn't look like funders are again ready to take risks on the youngest of start-ups.» (Oct. 28) The U-T's new publisher talks about the newspaper's future, its editorial page politics and how the company will still be focused on the print product five years from now.
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Financing Dulls L.A.'s Shining Stadium on a HillBy LIAM DILLON(Nov. 4, 2009) — Los Angeles NFL stadium project faces similar money questions as the Chargers' options in San Diego.Schools Beset with Problems -- Now What?By EMILY ALPERT(Nov. 3, 2009) — Community leaders call a top-to-bottom report on San Diego Unified worrisome, but their next steps are unclear.Who's Fighting the Superbugs?By DAVID WASHBURN(Nov. 5, 2009) — Big Pharma has largely bailed on the battle against deadly antibiotic-resistant bacteria, leaving the dire public health threat in the hands of small biotechs.Frenzy, Deadlines and Price Increases Keep Market MurkyBy KELLY BENNETT(Oct. 27, 2009) — San Diego County's housing prices rose for the fourth straight month in August, reflecting increased momentum and the impact of federal incentives.Voice reporters and editors make frequent appearances on local TV and radio programs. To see what's being said and where, click the links below. After 25 Years, Scam Still StingsBy RANDY DOTINGA(Oct. 13, 2009) — News of the death of famed local swindler J. David Dominelli, which reached San Diego this week, reminded victims of hard lessons learned.A Barren Promise at the BorderBy ROB DAVIS(Oct. 21, 2009) — The new border fence's impacts in Border Field State Park and another federal reserve further east raise questions about the sincerity of the government's stated commitment to protect the environment. |
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