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Supervisors OK infrared system for ASTREA chopper Joe Naiman 09.MAY.08 A 5-0 San Diego County Board of Supervisors vote on Tuesday approved the purchase of a forward-looking infrared system for the Sheriff's Department helicopter fleet.
The supervisors also approved the purchase of accessories and a two-year extended warranty, which brings the total warranty period to three years. General fund revenue will be used for the estimated $304,500 total cost. [MORE]Roaming Sheep
 | | Dianna Ranes arrived at work at the sheriff’s Ramona Substation this morning to find about a dozen sheep in the county parking lot. Her attempt to herd the sheep into the fenced portion of the county lot failed when a car drove into the lot. The tag on one of the sheep, No. 44, coincidentally matches that of the Ramona station — No. 44. The sheep grazed in the grassy area for awhile, but their whereabouts now is unknown. Photo/Dianna Ranes | 08.MAY.08 - Copyright Ramona SentinelMiss Ramona 2008
 | | Miss Ramona 2008 Rachel McAllister receives her crown from 2007 Miss Ramona Kelly Haynes during Saturday’s scholarship pageant in the Charles R. Nunn Performing Arts Center. Sentinel photo/Timothy Jay Hall | Decorated Ranger dies in Afghanistan While the country he was defending went about its business mostly undisturbed, Army Ranger Sgt. David L. McDowell of Ramona was fighting the Taliban near the badlands of Afghanistan’s lawless Helmand province amid air chock-full of talcum-like dust, sand that grabs at the boots, and scorpions that can kill in minutes. Shot and wounded, he was sent by Chinook to a British military base, Camp Bastion in the southern Afghanistan desert. There, he gave his body and life to the nation and his soul to eternal rest. [More]McDonald Park plan approved Julie Pendray 08.MAY.08 A retired art teacher drew applause from the Ramona Community Planning Group at its meeting last week. The clapping and smiles were for 80-year-old Jean McDonald, who taught art, English, and civics, starting in the 1950s at Ramona Junior High and Ramona High schools. Her late husband, Glae, was principal of the K-8 program at Ramona Elementary, Hansen Lane Elementary, and Ramona Junior High. [More]Ramona youths shine in rodeo Joe Naiman 08.MAY.08 Ramona High School senior Marcus Battaglia won four California High School Rodeo Association (CHSRA) District 8 championships, including All-Around Cowboy, while Ramona High School sophomore Paige Connelly won the District 8 Girls Cutting championship and finished second to San Pasqual’s Destri Devenport as the top All-Around Girl. The conclusion of the District 8 season May 5 at the Lakeside Rodeo Grounds also saw Ramona residents Alyssa Elston, Cameron Elston, and Mason Malone qualify for the CHSRA state finals. [More]Give Burns the Boot
 | | A Ramona firefighter accepts a donation from a motorist at 10th and Main streets during the Burn Institute’s annual Give Burns the Boot countywide drive this morning. Sentinel photo/Jeff Mitchell | County offers Horse Microchip Clinic in Ramona — reservations required 07.MAY.08 The County of San Diego Department of Animal Services is partnering with the Cornerstone Therapeutic Riding Center in Ramona to conduct a Horse Microchip Clinic on Saturday, May 17, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. at 25210 Creek Hollow Drive.
“We rescued many horses during the October fires, and confirming identity and ownership is critical to reuniting the animals with their owners,” said Dawn Danielson, director of Animal Services. “A microchip will remove any doubt of ownership and help us bring the animals and their owners together after a disaster.” [MORE]Wildfire information at tap of touch screen 06.MAY.08 San Diego County Farm and Home Advisor's Office and the University of California kicked off Wildfire Awareness Week, May 5-9, by unveiling the Wildfire Zone kiosk at the County Administration Center at 1600 Pacific Highway in San Diego throughout the entire month of May.
“The high-tech kiosk is a one-of-a-kind touch screen that allows you to select both indoor and outdoor areas of your home to show what zones might be vulnerable to a wildfire,” said Valerie Mellano, director of the county's Home and Farm Advisor's Office/UC Cooperative Extension. [MORE] 01.MAY.08 Harlem Ambassadors 01.MAY.08 Dial 442 for Ramona 01.MAY.08 Boutique wineries clear major hurdle 01.MAY.08 Fire council receives grant for fire prevention project 30.APR.08 Ramona soldier killed in Afghanistan 25.APR.08 Air tankers to be stationed this weekend 24.APR.08 Rodeo volunteers needed 23.APR.08 Little Rebel 23.APR.08 County updates group on 2020 23.APR.08 New home for fire couple 23.APR.08 RHS team scores in New York City 22.APR.08 Five teens arrested in school burglary 17.APR.08 2008 Ramona Rodeo Royalty 17.APR.08 Boutique wineries squeak through county planners 17.APR.08 Lawsuit targets SDG&E for fire 17.APR.08 Library Lift-Off Festival
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