Articles from San Diego Business Journal (June 8, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Taste the Joy of Caring" was the theme of a fundraiser to benefit Mama's Kitchen, the organization that delivers meals to San Diegans affected by critical illnesses.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	77
$9.6m in transportation work expected to start this summer: projects put on the fast track with stimulus funding.	Larson, Mark		615
A 1,050-square-foot retail building has sold for $235,000.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	59
Agents take notice of turnaround in resale inventory: challenges still exist in downtown's new residential market.	Thorne, Joyce		627
Airport authority board sidesteps union pact: organized labor loses out in $887 million contracts.	Allen, Mike		523
Airsis renewed its lease for 7,705 square feet of office and warehouse space at 9845 Via Pasar in Mira Mesa.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	58
Amerland Group buys complex for the elderly.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	92
Amylin shareholders unseat two directors.	Chambers, Heather	Brief article	79
Barnhart completes Poway Middle School project. (Real Estate Roundup).	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	67
Board nomination: Coronado First Bank nominated Tom Page, former CEO of San Diego Gas & Electric, to serve on its board.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	62
Canyon Acres Children and Family Services received a $10,000 gift from the California Foundation for Stronger Communities.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	45
Cavignac & Associates.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	63
Chamber: new Civic Center would provide fiscal boost.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	90
CnP Systems.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	32
Comerica Bank.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	55
Contractors going back to wood for their structural projects: back-to-basics trend has more than environmental benefits.	Larson, Mark		816
Copley Press disposes of real estate holdings.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	114
Council instructs teachers about new fees for park use.	Randolph, Ned	Brief article	143
Debra A. Aitken.			452
Do-it-yourselfers driving parts sales: garages still waiting for business to pick up.	Graves, Brad		696
Downtown group's new CEO getting down to business.	Randolph, Ned	Brief article	95
Drought prompts rising tide of interest in water savings: efficient irrigation devices, sprinklers in big demand.	Lewis, Connie		714
ECS fundraiser "Water to Wine: Making Miracles at ECS" was held May 13 at The Lodge at Torrey Pines.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	57
El Cajon gets new archway signage.	York, Tom	Brief article	70
El Cajon Police Department.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	47
Employees of Life Technologies volunteered to do painting, tree planting and building picnic tables for playgrounds at North County Community Services.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	59
Employment bright spot: educator needs 100 workers.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	46
Event might be win-win situation for participants.	Chambers, Heather		43
Executive summary.	Allen, Mike	Company rankings	660
Filmmaker Thomas Campbell makes a final stop in Cardiff-by-the-Sea to narrate his newest surfing flick, "The Present," on June 13.	York, Tom		42
Fixed price menu.	Chambers, Heather	Brief article	119
Former SignOnSanDiego.com top guy Chris Jennewein joins San Diego News Network, or sdnn.com, as president in a surprise announcement June 3.	York, Tom	Brief article	39
From desert to dessert.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	109
Fuel Juicebar bridges gap between teens, smoothies.	Graves, Brad	Brief article	84
Furniture Outlet has leased 9,541 square feet of retail space at Miramar Furniture Market, 8990 Miramar Road in Sorrento Valley.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	62
Gafcon to manage new Moreno Valley project.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	50
Gather 'round the table for Chamber's quarterly series.	Allen, Mike		70
Grossmont Hospital Corp. has renewed its lease on 7,900 square feet of office space in Mart Square at 8683-A La Mesa Blvd., in La Mesa.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	68
Hany Girgis, CEO and founder of SGIS, received the Small Business Administration Entrepreneurial Success Award.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	74
Head to one stop for 1-Stop networking opportunities.	Chambers, Heather		33
HP.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	58
Jeffrey W. Cavignac.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	50
Keep City Hall from cleaning up on your dime.	York, Tom	Brief article	66
Landscape design firms.	Black, Kevin; Schweizer, Andrew	Directory	453
Legal notices.			4994
Lindbergh letdown.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	78
Lindbergh to sponsor program for contractors.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	63
LNI Custom Manufacturing.	York, Tom	Brief article	66
Loop'd Network racing along, projects 40% growth in '09.	Randolph, Ned		434
MDA DataQuick.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	33
Meanwhile, McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad celebrates its 50th anniversary June 27.	York, Tom	Brief article	42
Miramar College Hourglass Park Field House.	Schweizer, Andrew		293
Mission Federal Credit Union has teamed with the YMCA of San Diego County as its 2009 nonprofit partner beneficiary for every home run hit by San Diego Padres this season.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	63
Model for urban living highlights affordability: rents to be adjusted for incomes at green apartment high-rise.	Thorne, Joyce		689
Moody's reaffirms realty income debt ratings.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	93
NAI San Diego.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	46
National Alliance on Mental Illness San Diego.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	49
Networkers to sink their teeth into Lobster Festival.	Graves, Brad		59
North County gets changing voice for community news.	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	110
Office market suffers most in commercial sales slump.	Lewis, Connie	Statistical data	467
ormer Vermont governor and failed Democratic Party candidate for president in the 2004 elections Howard Dean appeared before a small group of guests and clients in the downtown offices of law firm McKenna Long & Aldridge, and spoke at length about a number of big-picture political issues on the agenda, including a national health care plan and immigration reform.	York, Tom	Brief article	93
Park closure to leave desert businesses high and dry?	Lewis, Connie	Brief article	201
Pathfinder Instrument has leased 1,308 square feet of industrial space at 4751 Oceanside Blvd., Suite D, in Oceanside.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	52
Proposed ADA Compliance Act aims to help small-biz owners.	Chambers, Heather	Brief article	236
Proposed deal could solve Temecula Valley's woes: arrangement would deliver $210 million in capital, create 'Bad Bank'.	Allen, Mike		432
Qualcomm's Snapdragon device debuts in Taiwan.	Randolph, Ned	Brief article	66
REDC sells foreclosed homes for $5 million.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	167
Reform a hot topic at health insurance conference: AHIP stresses cost-cutting at event drawing thousands of participants.	Chambers, Heather	Conference news	786
Regents reports higher net income: Regents Bank.	Allen, Mike	Financial report	172
Resistance is futile.	Randolph, Ned	Brief article	253
SAIC's earnings beat out analyst expectations.	Allen, Mike		92
San Diego East County Chamber of Commerce.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	72
San Diego National makes first-quarter profit: San Diego National Bank.	Allen, Mike	Financial report	234
San Diego public stocks.		Statistical table	3096
Sandag grants $2 million to spruce up Third Avenue.	Allen, Mike	Brief article	107
Search Optics.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	52
Seattle Art Museum.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	47
SeQual Technologies.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	37
Six-lane freeway project under construction in Otay Mesa.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	251
Small biz stands tall at chamber lunch.	Graves, Brad	Brief article	88
Sorenson Media.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	42
Speaking of East County.	York, Tom	Brief article	45
Stuff the Bus, a program of United Way, filled a school bus with sports equipment valued at $18,000, which went to the foster children who have been neglected.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	60
Taiwan Factory prepped to produce new Qualcomm display: screen visibility takes leap forward.	Randolph, Ned		702
Tenant improvement companies.	Black, Kevin; Schweizer, Andrew	Directory	734
The California Association of Community Managers said that 10 local community managers have been honored with the Certified Community Association Manager award for the first quarter.	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	146
The San Diego Family Care's Pediatric Mid-City Community Clinic received a $10,000 donation from the Physician Assistant Foundation.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	56
Titan Tax Relief has leased 2,146 square feet of office space at 2237 Faraday Ave., Suite 120, in Carlsbad.	Pappas, Molly		64
Tom Leech.			393
TorreyPines Therapeutics votes to liquidate.	Chambers, Heather	Brief article	31
Tri-City District sues Scripps: doctors accused of redirecting patients.	Chambers, Heather		456
UCSD School of Medicine offices, labs renovated. (Real Estate Roundup).	Pappas, Molly	Brief article	97
Ventana National adventure reached high but missed goal.	Allen, Mike		420
Vons' county employees raised $4,000 during Easter Seals' annual charity bowling tournament in Chula Vista.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	54
Wells Fargo honored for making a community impact.	Glazer, Joyce	Brief article	82
Women's roles in the creative economy.	Eger, John M.	Column	766
World of Ford, Chevy men is long gone.	York, Tom	Editorial	697