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When lenders need menders

Paul Cosby and other workers (left) from Temecula-based C&A Preservation did cleanup work and repairs this week on a foreclosed home in Chula Vista. A growing number of housing professionals are preparing foreclosed homes for resale.

Ted Kennedy hospitalized after seizure

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has a seizure at his Massachusetts home and has been hospitalized, his spokeswoman says. Kennedy, 76, has served in the Senate since 1962. Same-sex unions likely to stay valid
Experts say gay marriages could remain validated if voters approve a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in November.

Employment outlook warms
After a sluggish winter, employment in San Diego County rebounded last month, fueled by strong hiring in hotels, restaurants and government work.
Gunpowder purchase alleged
A San Diego woman arrested in connection with the May 4 bombing at the downtown federal courthouse is accused of buying four pounds of gunpowder with a fake driver's license only days before the blast.
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