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The Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center Jacobs Family Campus in La Jolla presented “Hanukkah Happening” on Nov. 21.
New test eliminates multiple choice and aims to capture more insight about how students are solving math problems.
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A La Jolla teenager is taking on the task of spreading cultural awareness, which she says is paramount for social change.
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Federal judges panel says the mandate will be paused, pending appeal, as long as the district continues offering vaccination deferrals to pregnant students.
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Headset-free volumetric digital imagery could have applications in retail, education, real estate, videoconferencing and health care.
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Executive chef Mike Minor has added whimsy and Latin flavors to the plate at the venerable restaurant.
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Jalen Shaw had 168 yards and three touchdowns in a 24-carry first half, helping Scripps Ranch to a 42-0 win over La Jolla in the CIF San Diego Section Division II championship game Nov. 26 at Escondido High School.
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La Jolla student Christopher Kim orchestrated a win in the Mainly Mozart Youth Orchestra’s recent Solo Competition.
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The costly crime of stealing catalytic converters from cars — which was rampant earlier this year in the North County area — has hit La Jolla recently.
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La Jolla Realtor Karen Roque has been appointed the La Jolla Village Merchants Association’s inaugural executive administrator, a role in which she will help with — as her title suggests — administrative tasks so the executive board can focus on its broader mission.
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La Jolla teenagers are about to get more vocal about the causes they care about, if last weekend’s Pitch Your Passion workshop at the La Jolla/Riford Library is any indication.
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The 65th annual La Jolla Christmas Parade & Holiday Festival is gearing up to march into The Village on Sunday, Dec. 5, returning to its usual format after adapting to COVID-19 restrictions last year.
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The coast abounds with landmarks and legends.
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Jewelry designer Neha Dani partnered with Visions Global Empowerment, a nonprofit that aids communities affected by poverty and conflict, for a fundraising luncheon Nov. 18 in the Sun Room at the Grande Colonial hotel in La Jolla.
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La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District report
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With Thanksgiving upon us, the La Jolla Light asked people around The Village what they’re thankful for this year as people get back together again after last year’s pandemic-dampened holiday.
