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SAN DIEGO, CA - SEPTEMBER 27, 2023: Rodrigo Costa receives the new updated Covid 19 vaccine from Licensed Vocational Nurse, Tashiya Miller at the North Central Public Health Center in San Diego on Wednesday, September 27, 2023. (Hayne Palmour IV / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)

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COVID-19 booster shots start to become available in San Diego County

Slower-than-expected national rollout of new doses pushed availability to the end of September, early October

Lifeguard station at the Cove

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City Ballet dancers Lucas Ataide, left, and Sumire Ito.

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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 29-Oct. 6

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Food & Drink

Barbie's pink caprese salad includes seedless watermelon, basil leaves and mozzarella cheese.

Tickled pink with nutritious and fun Barbie fare

Grilled lamb chops are coated with a Moroccan spice mixture and served on a bed of tzatziki.

Elegant yet easy appetizers adapted by Marine Room chef add sizzle to summer

This image released by Milk Street shows a recipe for pan-roasted chicken and summer vegetables. (Milk Street via AP)

One-skillet chicken dinner evokes the flavors of France

A bowl of Curry Laksa

Limitless laksa: Cross-cultural Southeast Asian noodle soup blends flavors and communities

A refrigerated and frozen section of a supermarket

Cutting prices on groceries about to reach expiration date could reduce food waste by 21%, UCSD study says

Chipotle chicken flatbreads

Fresh summer flavors fit for the patio

Peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, cherries and various hybrids are examples of stone fruits.

A guide to summer’s best stone fruits

Nine-Ten experienced a great 2022 and is hoping for more this summer.

Tourist spending in San Diego sets a new record; La Jolla businesses look for a ‘very’ busy summer

View the 2023 Best of La Jolla Results!

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Education

William Guo, a senior at The Bishop's School in La Jolla,

La Jolla student’s history association goes national

Students participate in yoga-like exercises as part of the breathwork session at La Jolla High School.

La Jolla High School aims to help students breathe easier through stressful times

La Jolla Country Day School student Isaac Herman with the ceramic butterflies he made as part of the Butterfly Project.

La Jolla Country Day student brings Butterfly Project and Holocaust awareness to Dominican Republic

Charlie Morrison-Reyes has started kindergarten at Torrey Pines Elementary School in La Jolla.

‘Ready and excited’: Students across La Jolla head back to school

San Diego Unified School District headquarters

San Diego Unified delays start of school year because of Hilary

The Theater District Living and Learning Neighborhood, seen here in 2022, won't be fully completed until early 2024. It will house 2,000 students.

Campus housing shortage leaves more than 2,300 UC San Diego students on waiting lists for beds

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Home of the Week - 5727 Baja Mar, La Jolla

Murfey Co. principal Russ Murfey presents the latest plans for Adelante Townhomes to the Bird Rock Community Council.

With retail added, Adelante Townhomes proposal goes back to Bird Rock council, with no decision

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Home of the Week - 1720 Torrey Pines Rd, La Jolla

1937 Paseo Dorado

Home of the Week, 1937 Paseo Dorado, La Jolla

Health & Science

La Jolla resident Erik Argenti is the founder of Mental Health Crisis Intervention.

La Jollan Erik Argenti launches case management and consulting services for mental health crises

ENCINITAS, CA - AUGUST 30, 2023: Andie Cajuste, left, and Laura Ross watch waves break with a bioluminescence glow, due to what appears to be a red tide, at Moonlight Beach in Encinitas on Wednesday, August 30, 2023. (Hayne Palmour IV / For The San Diego Union-Tribune)

The surf is sparkling with neon light. Here’s where to see bioluminescence at local beaches

Killer T cells surround a cancer cell.

Cancer-killing T cells are getting help from La Jolla researchers

Leopard Sharks

Why do leopard sharks flash their white bellies? Student researchers are on the case at La Jolla Shores

Nancy and Jeff Stack.

UC San Diego launches gene therapy initiative with help of $5 million gift from family’s foundation

A red tide caused by a congregation of plankton reached La Jolla in 2020.

Study by La Jolla scientists shows how strong-swimming plankton create red tides

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Personalities

Kirstin Clapham, Judy and Jeff Wagner, Mayo Strauss, Melanie Kraus

Photo gallery: Promises2Kids ‘Dream On’ gala raises money for foster youth

"Mom Wombat Says Make War No More!” is Phyllis Schwartz’s second children's book.

Ex-La Jollan returns to introduce her new children’s book with a playful take on tough topic

A photo that La Jolla High School senior Sophie Boxwala took as part of her fundraising effort

Photography is a pet project and more for La Jolla High School senior Sophie Boxwala

UC San Diego graduate student Maya Carleton is the author of "Where the Eucalyptus Grows."

Welcome to her nightmare: UCSD grad student’s book bases stories on psychology of bad dreams

San Diego, CA - April 16: Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Anthony Davis is busier than ever after winning the Pulitzer in 2020 for his politically charged opera, "The Central Park Five." In mid May, Detroit Opera Theatre will present multiple performance of Davis first opera, 1986's "X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X. April 16, 2022 in San Diego, CA. (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

Pulitzer-winning composer and UCSD music professor Anthony Davis joins Opera Hall of Fame

La Jollan Doug Marshall bought La Jolla Surf Systems in 1990 and will retire soon after 33 years.

‘It was time’: Longtime La Jollan Doug Marshall to retire from La Jolla Surf Systems

La Jolla resident Lissa Dee has released the music video for her first single "Empty Bottle."

‘You can become the person you want’: La Jolla resident premieres music video filmed in San Diego

Marcie Cecil and a team from Father Joe's Villaged on Aug. 1, when Chateau La Jolla residents donated more than 2,200 pounds of clothing and shoes.

‘Decluttering’: Chateau La Jolla resident organizes donation of more than a ton to Father Joe’s Villages

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San Diego, CA - August 15: Violinist David Buckley has been the co-concertmaster of the La Jolla Symphony for almost 20 years and also is a regular performer with the Camarada chamber music ensemble (his wife, Beth Ross-Buckley is Camarada’s artistic director). One interesting fact about him: Dr. Buckley is employed by the Radiology Medical Group and has served as chief and vice-chief of radiology at Scripps Mercy Hospital. So, he spends much of his time off work playing music. He was deeply affected by the trip the Camarada took to South America earlier this summer. Both Camarada and La Jolla Symphony have concerts during the fall. (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune)

San Diego violinist and radiologist David Buckley shines in three worlds

The Athenaeum Music & Arts Library hosts an opening reception for "Francoise Gilot: Lithographs: 1950-1990" on Sept. 15.

Athenaeum in La Jolla celebrates work of late French artist Francoise Gilot with new exhibit

“Fallen Star” will reopen for public tours Wednesday, Sept. 27.

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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 22-29

Local vendors post up in the La Jolla Woman's Club to greet shoppers during the club's Happy Hour and Shopping Soiree.

La Jolla Woman’s Club says goodbye to summer with Happy Hour and Shopping Soiree

One of the pieces in the upcoming 'Tigers, Unicorns & Puppy Dog Tales' exhibition

‘Tigers, Unicorns & Puppy Dog Tales’: New Historical Society exhibit looks at hubs of La Jolla counterculture

The La Jolla Athenaeum on Wall St.

Athenaeum opening new chapter of arts education with writing classes and book club

Ryan and Kimberly Herrell, Kelly Akashi, Katherine Kanjo and David Jurist

La Jolla museum gala is an arty party

Xavier Davis and Regina Carter will play Sunday, Sept. 17, as part of the Athenaeum Jazz series.

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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 15-22

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