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FAQ Posted by Craig (KJ6BCM)
Posted on Monday 18 September 2006 - 16:19:54
 
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robk (K6RBK)
Jun 19 : 01:18pm
Looks like he was reunited with his parents just now according to the FB link.

D.J.
Jun 19 : 01:15pm
Missing PARENTS!!! Does this sweet face look familiar to anyone? He was found in the area of Big Bear Blvd and Barrett. Please call the local Sheriffs office if you do.
909 866 0100 [Click Here]

***SCM ALERT***
Jun 19 : 11:34am
That is for Flight Following, meaning that the Forest Service Dispatch Center is tracking one of their aircraft via the AFF (Automated Flight Following) system.

Lumbe® Jill
Jun 19 : 11:04am
Hmmm...I do not know...oh Craig!

Molly0413
Jun 19 : 10:40am
What does AIRCRAFT mean in the incidents? Did something crash?

Benny (N6BWX)
Jun 19 : 08:07am
Units responding have searched the area, unable to locate anything... Cancelling units.

***SCM ALERT***
Jun 19 : 07:49am

TYPE: VEGETATION FIRE
AREA: SAN BERNARDINO
UNITS: BE227 ME227 BC133 BE25 ME25 ME91
S STATE HWY 18 OLD WATERMAN CANYON RD - SBO UPPER WATERMAN CANYON X BRUSH ON FIRE,SBO, BDC _1334522 SAN B

MtMan
Jun 19 : 07:07am
38 was fine very early this morning, no construction.

Rain
Jun 19 : 06:57am
how horrible for the dog,

Carll
Jun 19 : 06:57am
Allen< Thanks for the update on the roads. I will stay home. Hwy 18 to Lucerne has one way traffic, Hwy 38 has construction and one-way traffic. There will probavly be a head on collision on Hwy 330 and 18 closing the road for a day or so. Thanks to the geni at CALTRANS.






NShore.Allen
Jun 19 : 06:39am
says constuction today

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WriteOn
Jun 19 : 06:19am
Anyone know more about the list of "Road Status Changes" on Hwy 38? It's a true mystery to me at this point.

shovelheadkevin
Jun 19 : 04:25am
Spartacus was a 3yr old Belgian Malinois trained in narco detection, tracking and apprehension. RIP Officer Spartacus.
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shovelheadkevin
Jun 19 : 04:16am
Sun Diego. The CNN report is correct and we here in Georgia are outraged. This LEO is a 7yr K9 handler and SUPPOSED to be responsible. The poor pooch was in the car in the LEO's driveway and not discovered til 9PM. Many of us are calling for his firing and animal cruelty charges filed. LEO is currently on "paid leave".

Sun Diego
Jun 19 : 12:12am
Notice, remember do not leave dogs in cars even for a little while in the sun. CNN reports a police dog was killed this way today.


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