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First cycle of La Jolla Cove odor abatement begins

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“The idea is to get it to where it smells like the ocean, and not like a septic tank.”—Keith Merkel.

La Jolla Festival of the Arts will use art and entertainment to benefit the disabled

La Jolla Art Festival-Kinetic steel sculptor by Amos Robinson

The Torrey Pines Kiwanis Club’s annual La Jolla Festival of the Arts has raised more than $1.7 million for San Diegans with disabilities.

La Jolla Woman’s Club’s charming building to reach its centennial in 2014

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Founded in 1894 by seven women as a reading club, it was clear early on that club members wouldn’t sit idly rehashing Jane Austen romances.

La Jolla is first stop on Bosnian ambassador’s West Coast tour

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Negodic’s visit was a presentation of the Ambassadorial Roundtable, founded by global executive coach and La Jolla resident Dr. Ina von Ber.

Big waves, big fun for surfers last week in La Jolla

Photo by Greg Wiest

A surfer drops into a nine-foot-high wave just outside the Children’s Pool in La Jolla on Friday, June 7.

Summer by the Sea: 2013 guide to cool fun for hot times in La Jolla

Concerts by the Sea take place 2-4 p.m. Sundays in the summer at Scripps Park. File

Here, in alphabetical order, are the entertainment highlights coming your way for the summer of 2013. With art, music, wine and waves joining forces, there’s a variety of unique events planned for La Jollans and visitors alike.

SIO in La Jolla honors filmmaker James Cameron for support of deep sea exploration

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Cameron received the 2013 Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest from Scripps Institution of Oceanography last week.

La Jolla High Class of 2013: Yes, they feel lucky

Karly Zlatic, Erin Riley, Daniel Hamilton, Lauren Robertson, Dylan Walsh and Margaret Haerr are optimistic about their futures. Photos by Ashley Mackin

La Jolla High School’s Class of 2013 knows for a fact that the days of “degree preferred” have been replaced by “degree required.” They are planning accordingly. Approximately 92 percent of the graduating class will attend a two-year or four-year college in the fall.

La Jolla News Nuggets: MESOM readies for opening, Cove cleanup, Windemere saga at City Council … and more

employees of blue eagle distribution test their product on the guano-encrusted cliffs north of la Jolla Cove on may 28. File

Slight delays for work on the lifeguard tower at Children’s Pool and cleanup of cove bird waste; volunteers sought for ‘Red Shoe Day’

WindanSea Five-O! La Jolla surf club marks 50 years with events and exhibit

Windansea Surf Club Team Photo 2012

For five decades, the legendary WindanSea Surf Club has traveled the world in search of the perfect wave, while offering an ocean of support to their community.

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