Can You Open Your Heart and Home?
Oct. 30, 2012 | 1:51 PMReading Time: 2 minutes
It’s called Take Care of Business – and they mean it.
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It’s called Take Care of Business – and they mean it.
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Safe Routes to School takes kids off the streets and onto the sidewalks and pathways.
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Two students potentially exposed other children and school staff to pertussis, also known as whooping cough, at two local schools, County Health and Human Services Agency officials said today.
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It was an emotional graduation day at San Pasqual Academy, the nationally-recognized residential high school for foster teens.
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Another San Diego County newborn is safe today after his biological mother took advantage of the state’s Safely Surrender law and brought her infant son to an Oceanside Fire Department station.
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This writer was permitted to follow Ruff because a Juvenile Dependency Court judge signed a court order allowing it in the interest of showing the public what taxpayer-funded Protective Services Workers do. However, child welfare laws protect children’s privacy and the confidentiality of their proceedings. So, after the 30-day court order expired, Ruff and Child Welfare Services were prohibited by law from discussing this case further.
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Then, Ruff had some good news. The family could visit the baby at the foster parents’ home, most likely that afternoon. Visits would have to be supervised by the foster parent, but everyone would be able to see the child.