Camp Pendleton is testing alert system
OCRegister
… what it calls a Mass Notification System for neighborhoods on the base with community-alert sirens linked to the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. …
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17 Aug 2010 By SanOSleuth
29 Jun 2010 By admin
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Military Surf Camp: Surfing camp for military kids in jeporady – KSWB
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27 May 2010 By SanOSleuth
Along with sunburns, summertime brings risk of West Nile Virus Marines.mil (blog)
By: Lance Cpl. Mike Atchue, MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. —
Camp Pendleton officials have taken measures to protect base occupants from WNV.
“West Nile Virus ‘larvaciding’ commenced the last week of April,” said Lt. Col. Todd A. Kerzie, facilities maintenance officer, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
Larvacide is accomplished by spreading environmentally friendly larvacide pellets utilizing a helicopter. It is applied to large standing bodies of water around Camp Pendleton such as Lake O’Neill, Las Pulgas Lake, the mouth of the Santa Margarita River in Del Mar, and San Onofre Creek near San Onofre Beach.
25 Mar 2010 By SanOSleuth
Return of the 241 Toll-Road Extension: South County Officials Pen Scary Letter to Feinstein
OC Weekly Blogs
By Spencer Kornhaber
New chapter: It’s not dead. A group of six south-county city council members have sent a letter to Feinstein that you might call dramatic.
“Gridlock” and “congestion” are more than phrase-making words. Indeed, the determined obstructionists which have poisoned the public debate over the 241 with absurd deceptions would have you believe traffic messes in Southern California are acceptable abstractions–mere nuisances as benign as a seasonal cold or Thanksgiving gluttony.
But less than a month ago, on Friday, February 26, 2010, gridlock and congestion served up doses of stark reality when a grenade was discovered in the middle of 1-5 in San Clemente. Traffic was not merely delayed. It was not a casual trifle in the daily life of South Orange County. Traffic was stopped. Period. For hours the lifeline of coastal commerce and living was brought to a dead stop–trapping tens of thousands of people in a concrete cage without walls.”
15 Mar 2010 By SanOSleuth
NCTimes
By SARAH GORDON – sgordon@nctimes.com | Posted: March 15, 2010 10:01 pm
Federal agents arrested 37 suspected illegal immigrants who arrived in small fishing boats in two separate incidents Monday and Saturday, Border Patrol officials said.
About 4:40 a.m. Monday, Border Patrol agents spotted a small boat off the coast of Grandview Beach in Encinitas, according to a Border Patrol news release.
On the beach, the agents and sheriff’s deputies found the unoccupied boat and footprints leading away, the release said.
At the end of the footprints, agents arrested 11 Mexican men and two Mexican women in the country illegally, the release said.
On Saturday about 6:30 a.m., State Park rangers at San Onofre State Beach called the Border Patrol, officials said. Agents responded and found an empty boat and 24 people hiding in the bushes at Trestles Beach, the release said.
The 21 Mexican men and three Mexican woman were arrested, officials said.
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