Starting Aug. 1, Cal Fire will begin a "significant" construction project to upgrade the Air Attack Base in Ramona to accommodate a new air tanker.
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San Diego Superior Court Judge Frederick Link will decide at sentencing whether to accept the jury's recommendation. A sentencing date has not yet been set.
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