Pauma Valley

It is not an announcement that a finished harvesting system is available to growers or that commercial performance has been demonstrated.

The Palma Band of Mission Indians will receive $249,858 for a project addressing drought, declining groundwater, inefficient irrigation, and poor soil health affecting specialty crop production in Palma Valley and surrounding areas.

That award is among five projects supported through the program's additional assistance process, which helps organizations serving limited resource California farmers and communities participate and carry out their projects.

Other funded work covers grower training, conservation, pest and disease research, organic and sustainable production, and consumer access to specialty crops.

I said, you're such a wimp.

I mean, we had a place called Palma Valley where nobody was there in the summer.

We just rip.

And I like playing fast and

A different driver collected the ballots and turned them into the Valley Center Post Office Thursday.

Two of those ballots belonged to Neil and Sandra Carey of Palma Valley.

Not cool.

We all have the right to vote.