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The Bellante family, from left; Lindi, 13, Lori, Lonnie and Melanie, 15, enjoys a cool breeze as they sit on a rock overlooking the spot where their home burned near Barona Indian Reservation in the Cedar fire and where their new house will be built by Habitat For Humanity. The group is eager to start construction after getting permission from the tribe to access their land and were discussing where the front porch should be located .--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
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The Bellante family, from left; Lindi, 13, Lori, Lonnie and Melanie, 15, enjoys a cool breeze as they sit on a rock overlooking the spot where their home burned near Barona Indian Reservation in the Cedar fire and where their new house will be built by Habitat For Humanity. The group is eager to start construction after getting permission from the tribe to access their land and were discussing where the front porch should be located .--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune

  • January 6, 2006_San Diego, CA_NICOLE FAUCHER, ROBYN REYNANTE and DAVID FULLEN prepare the Allied Gardens swimming pool for a three-month closure, due to lack of city funds._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • November 29, 2003, Barona, California_A charred truck belonging to John Leonard Pack and Quynh Yen Chau Pack, is memorialized where it stands on the Bellante property off Wildcat Canyon Road. The two young people who rented a house on the Bellante property, left a few seconds after the Bellante family, but their car got stuck in a ditch beside the dirt road they were driving on and they both perished in the fire._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • January 6, 2006_San Diego, CA_NICOLE FAUCHER, ROBYN REYNANTE and DAVID FULLEN prepare the Allied Gardens swimming pool for a three-month closure, due to lack of city funds._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • September 15, 2004_Barona, California_Lori, Melanie, Lindi and Lonnie Bellante talk to Troy Hartman, host of a show tentatively called, Extreme Survival" for the Discovery Channel, as producer Bob Wise, left, sound man Steve Schwaer, center, and camera man Paul Desatoff, walk ahead on a dirt road in Wildcat Canyon to prepare for filming the family's story of the night they escaped the Cedar fire._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • The Bellante family, from left; Lindi, 13, Lori, Lonnie and Melanie, 15, enjoys a cool breeze as they sit on a rock overlooking the spot where their home burned near Barona Indian Reservation in the Cedar fire and where their new house will be built by Habitat For Humanity. The group is eager to start construction after getting permission from the tribe to access their land and were discussing where the front porch should be located .--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • January 6, 2006_San Diego, CA_NICOLE FAUCHER, ROBYN REYNANTE and DAVID FULLEN prepare the Allied Gardens swimming pool for a three-month closure, due to lack of city funds._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • August 17, 2006_La Mesa, CA_LINDA SELTZER, independent insurance agent, left, helps RAE FISCHER, right, with three-week-old OLIVIA DI BERNARDO, of Spring Valley, shops for health insurance._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2006 San Diego
  • California Minutemen volunteer Jim Fowler of Santee, sips a soda while protestors confront him with signs and yell for him to leave the dirt road that parallels the border fence near Campo.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • Jordan Owens, 6, of Apple Valley, California, right, stands with her cousin Ashley Link of Capo Beach, California, on the grounds of the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum, in Vista, as the Union troops mass in preparation for a Civil War reenactment there.
  • Artemio Cruz rests in a dormitory with other homeless men at La Posada de Guadalupe in Carlsbad, after finishing a day of work.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • Marguerite Goodban, Mental Health Systems program supervisor for the child development center at the Family Recovery Center in Oceanside, left, talks to Henry Roldan, 4, and his mother, Herlinda Quintana, as Lydia T. Contreras, developmental screening coordinator for Children's Care Connection (C3), a Children's Hospital Program, finishes her developmental assessment of Henry.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • Lance James, founder of Secure Science Corp, sits with his laptop on the steps to his home office in San Marcos. He is an expert on an Internet scam called phishing that cons people by sending out phony e-mails warning their account is compromised and getting them to provide confidential info about themselves.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • Susan Hanson, program manager for Mental Health Systems Juvenile Drug Court, gives "drug test result" paperwork to a co-worker at the conclusion of juvenile drug court in Vista, while the kids in the program get pizza following a court proceeding which they attend every week.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
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  • Lead technician Jose Maldonado, right, walks past Adrianne Weir, product manager at Prolacta Bioscience, as she carries her three-month-old daughter Chloe, into her office on her first week back to work at the Monrovia company.--Laura Embry/Union-Tribune
  • LE_statom252270x003_2-15-2006_Escondido, CA._Therman Statom, an internationally recognized glass artist, center, works with San Pasqual Academy students at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido. He is planning a show with his work and that of the students._LAURA EMBRY/ San Diego Union-Tribune
  • LE_statom252270x001_2-15-2006_Escondido, CA._San Pasqual Academy student La Shanae Summers, 15, paints her hand to add a handprint to her self-portrait, depicting how she might appear 15 years in the future, during an art class session with Therman Statom, an internationally recognized glass artist._LAURA EMBRY/ San Diego-Union-Tribune
  • March 15, 2007_Calexico, CA_A new moon shines over white buses that line a parking lot in Calexico, California at 5:00 a.m., on the United States side of the US/Mexico border crossing from Mexicali, Baja California. Labor contractors wait for the workers, who fill their buses in search of day work in the fields of Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona. Floodlights illuminate the border crossing between the United States and Mexico._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2007 San Diego Union-Tribune
  • March 15, 2007_Calexico, CA_JOSE MORENO, foreman for El Don Farm Labor Contracting,Inc., stands in front of a white bus he will drive; one of many that line a parking lot in Calexico, California at 4:30 a.m., on the United States side of the US/Mexico border crossing from Mexicali, Baja California. Labor contractors wait for the workers, who fill their buses in search of day-work in the fields of Imperial Valley and Yuma, Arizona._Mandatory Credit photo by Laura Embry/San Diego Union-Tribune/Zuma Press, copyright 2007 San Diego Union-Tribune
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