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Amigos program promotes students' understanding of other countries
Local high school juniors and seniors develop leadership skills, promote health conditions in developing Latin American communities
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Amigos students work in small communities on projects such as building latrines and educating about health and sanitation, home improvement, crop storage and teaching children to read. Monte Vista High School student Craig Harrison volunteered to help promote community health in Ecuador.
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News
Library Steering Committee vexed by city's delay
Vice Mayor Sandy James cancels Sept. 20 committee meeting, leaving members concerned they are being left in the dark about discussions between the city and Town Center developers.
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News
Change is coming in animal control services
The newly formed Joint Powers Authority will take over animal control responsibilities when the Humane Society ends its commitment on July 1, 2001.
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Gardening
Cacti do well in warm, dry environments
North and South American native species has adapted to drought-tolerant conditions and may not thrive in every garden.
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