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April 25, 2013 / Featured
“You live in Julian? What on earth do you do in Julian?” That’s a frequent question heard from city flatlanders. With their six-plex movie theaters, baseball and football stadiums, their trolleys, sun-kissed beaches, multi-star restaurants, gas stations on every other corner, they cannot imagine what we do in Julian! What do you do in Julian? Well, we acquire more friends than we have ...
March 22, 2013 / Sponsored
Jasmine Madeyski will be graduating Julian High School with a cumulative GPA of 4.25. She has worked hard in all her AP and honors classes. Jasmine has applied to Mills College, Pacific University, University of Minnesota, Northern Arizona University, UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Santa Cruz, UC Davis and Us Santa Barbara. She has been accepted to Mills College, Pacific College, Northern Arizona Univers...
January 11, 2013 / Featured
From Wynola Flats 3962 Highway 78 Julian, California 92036 Phone: (760) 765-1868 This week: Cold, Rainy, Windy. Broccoli Soup! Squash Soup! Stew or Pot of Beans! Special Prices on winter squash & broccoli. Lots of choices for stew veggies and we carry Pink Beans. Easy...yummy...comfort...lovin....Food! New Year ~ make one of these food suggestions and take to a friend! Spread some JOY...
January 8, 2013 / Business News
Manufacturing picked up in December, reflecting growth in orders, employment and exports that indicate the U.S. expansion will be sustained in 2013 following the budget deal. The Institute for Supply Management’s manufacturing index climbed to 50.7 from a three-year low of 49.5 in November, the Tempe, Arizona-based group reported today. Fifty is the dividing line between expansion and contrac...
December 31, 2012 / Featured
It’s that time of year when we all wax philosophical and decide to make our list of the things we resolve to do or do better next year. For most of us, we are better at resolving than at doing, but the good news is we are not alone in that pattern! And I think there is truth to the old adage that “it’s better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all”! Here are a few stat...
November 21, 2012 / Featured
Thanksgiving is the time to feel gratitude to God for all the good things in life. It is a time to acknowledge the good deeds of fellowmen and be thankful. Thanksgiving thoughts of people give us an insight as to what people feel about it. • Life can be very trying. When your child is hungry, your body wracked with pain, or you have no idea where you and your family will find a place to sleep...
November 16, 2012 / Featured
Assemblyman Kevin Jeffries today warned rural residents in Riverside and San Diego County to watch for errant fire tax bills from the new "State Responsibility Area (SRA) Fire Prevention Benefit Fee" program. "Residents who live in rural areas of California are receiving their rural fire tax bills in the mail, and many are discovering errors," said Jeffries. "Our office has received many calls ...
November 10, 2012 / Featured
Here is a brush-up on the history of Veterans Day. In the USA, Veterans Day annually falls on November 11. This day is the anniversary of the signing of the armistice, which ended the World War I hostilities between the Allied nations and Germany in 1918. Veterans are thanked for their services to the United States on Veterans Day. Observance Veterans Day is intended to honor and thank all ...
November 5, 2012 / Featured
Tomorrow, make your voice heard by heading to the polls. Find your polling place, and exercise your right to be an active participant in your government. We are blessed. While we have to put up with months of mud-slinging and rhetoric before an election, we do not find ourselves in the situation that millions around the world find themselves in where exercising their right to vote is truly a li...
November 2, 2012 / Featured
According to estimates presented by Eqecat, a national forecasting firm, Hurricane Sandy may end up being the second most expensive storm in our country’s history. Hurricane Katrina, of course, stands as America’s most expensive recorded disaster with a staggering cost of more than $128 billion. Eqecat’s projections are based upon the extent of the power outages, the flooding of the subwa...
