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So What Did I Miss This Week?

Updated 5:31 PM PST, Sat, Nov 22, 2008

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A member of the so-called Bird Rock Bandits was found guilty this week for the murder of a local professional surfer.

A member of the so-called Bird Rock Bandits is found guilty in the murder of a local professional surfer, a pair of bloodhounds from Animal Planet saves the day, and the discovery of white powder prompts the evacuation of a building -- these were just a few of the biggest stories this week in San Diego. 

Also: Four Marines accused of the brutal killing of their Marine sergeant and his wife enter pleas, California lawmakers mull tripling the state car tax, and many other stories that made the news in San Diego this week.

Click the "View All" link at the left in the Related Stories area for a complete roundup of San Diego's best digital news coverage.

First Published: Nov 21, 2008 4:42 PM PST

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