This is just a little teeny pre-election blues rant over here; no big deal. So here's the question: Do we vote to approve a bond for 3.9 million which caps the much-needed improvements to our backcountry school's water system and infrastructure? Or do we allow the state to mandate connecting to the Los Tules Mutual Water Company, 2 + miles away, which is a water system not without its own problems, for an estimate from state officials of $10,000,000 (THAT'S TEN MILLION) and ten years of our lives and tax money, and ten years of bandaids and bottled water, also paid for by us taxpayers, while a ..read more

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Melissa Krogh explains the current (lack of) water situation at Warner School for the last 14+ years. Want to know more about this issue? Ask a community member! I will line out a few of the issues as I see them in the comments. Long story short, working with the State of California to become ultimately dependent on another small water district in our community will not only damage inner-community relations but will also be handing our independence and self-sufficiency over to the state, which has proven to either be inept at governing these kinds of systems or else simply has ulterior motives ..read more

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In the backcountry it is always something. At least it makes up for it by being also always something real good ..read more

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One bedroom carriage house in the Pine Hills neighborhood of Julian California available for rent. I’m pretty sure this is Omar‘s shirt that he left here so now it’s mine haOops voice text on shoot ..read more

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