Life La Jolla-based architect Trip Bennett (right) and structural engineer Peter Curry receive an award from the Utah Heritage Foundation for their work on the Washington School House Hotel.

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Historical Society director receives award in Park City…

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Sutton still lighting the way for Bird Rock residents »

The installation of nine LED street lamps paid for with $229,000 of maintenance assessment district (MAD) funds by the Bird Rock Community Council (BRCC) began early Monday afternoon, May 14.…

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Sutton still lighting the way for Bird Rock residents »

The installation of nine LED street lamps paid for with $229,000 of maintenance assessment district (MAD) funds by the Bird…

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Merchants Association parts ways with its executive director »

By Pat Sherman Rosemary Murrieta, hired last July to be the full-time executive director of the La Jolla Merchants Association,…

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New UC San Diego chancellor’s salary set at $411,084 »

Some critical of 4.8 percent pay increase for incoming chancellor.…

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Town council welcomes new executive director and trustee »

The La Jolla Town Council’s board of directors voted to approve financial services professional Julie Duepner as its part-time, volunteer…

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Communications world spins Doug Ramsey in pursuit of technology/business news »

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Doug Ramsey, 60, joined UC San Diego in La Jolla in 2001 as the university was launching the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology (Calit2), where he is Director of Communications. He spent 30 years as a journalist covering technology and business for publications…

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Marilu Henner discusses new book on memory retention at Warwick’s »

La Jollan Virginia DeGeneres had her copy of Marilu Henner’s new book signed at Warwick’s May 10. Henner was in La Jolla to discuss her recently published account of living with Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory. Pat Sherman photos

“Marriage is like making waffles,” said actress and author Marilu Henner. “You always throw the first one out.”…

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Wild Rescue:Project Wildlife marks its 40th year »

Project Wildlife Education volunteer Amanda Plante handles Animal Ambassador KwaPai, an adult male Red-shouldered Hawk, during the group’s 2012 Wildlife Baby Shower event.

Living as we do in San Diego County, homes sprawled from ocean to desert, around canyons, lagoons and bays, it’s not surprising we share space with much wildlife. Most of us are used to waking up to songbirds, watching hummingbirds hover in our gardens or…

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Moms run the show in Mother’s Day tradition at LJYB »

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Every year on Mother’s Day weekend, the Moms of LJYB run the show and from the reports, the dads might learn a thing or two about having fun and winning games. Shetland and Pinto is where the revolution takes place, and some of the…

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San Diego Chargers sign three more draft picks »

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The San Diego Chargers have signed six of their seven 2012 draft choices to four-year contracts.…

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Schools La Jolla High students led the protests held at all La Jolla public schools on Monday, asking that the district-wide decision to layoff 1,650 teachers and school staff (including 53 in La Jolla) be rescinded. The pink slips were scheduled to be made permanent at the Tuesday, May 15 school board meeting. Read up-to-the-minute coverage of the situation at lajollalight.com. Pat Sherman Photos

Students, parents and teachers rally to protest teacher pink slips

Students, parents, teachers and staff of La Jolla’s five public schools rallied Monday, May 14 to demand that the San Diego Board of Education rescind more than 1,650 planned pink slip notices district-wide.…

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Police warn residents to be wary of burglars posing as utility workers

San Diego police detectives are investigating two residential burglaries that occurred in Clairemont and Mira Mesa on May 8 and May 10 that appear to be related to several other cases from February. …

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Health & Science

C.W. Driver completes new ‘gateway’ to UCSD East Medical Campus

A new medical office building designed as a gateway building to the University of California, San Diego’s (UCSD) Health Sciences and Medical Center has opened its doors to doctors and staff. Built by C.W. Driver,…

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Coronado Historic Home Tour will showcase pre-World War II classics

Seven examples of classic architecture on one of the oldest and loveliest streets in Coronado will be featured during the 2012 Coronado Historic Home Tour, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May…

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Opinion The La Jolla Post Office Building at 1140 Wall St. is a 77-year-old, WPA-project era edifice.

The Save La Jolla Post Office Task Force needs YOU next Thursday, April 26!

Since the U.S. Postal Service announced in January its plans to sell the busy and beloved La Jolla Post Office building at 1140 Wall St. and relocate its services elsewhere in town, hundreds of residents have…

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Communications world spins Doug Ramsey in pursuit of technology/business news Passion for all things Irish is the hallmark of longtime resident Malachi Rafferty Love for modern art keeps gallery owner Mark Quint connected to community Reid Meloy studies the actions and motives of criminals Attorney Candace Carroll says great public schools brought her family to La Jolla Dr. Eric Topol touts individualized medicine for 21st century patients Sunny La Jolla suits science and business leader Audrey Keane Journalist Carol Olten becomes La Jolla’s resident historian The La Jolla YMCA’s Sam Wurtzbacher steadfastly supports families, fun, fitness Dr. Harold Simon of La Jolla reviews his legacy in medicine at UCSD

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