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La Jolla Country Day School awarded 123 diplomas to its graduating class of 2023 during a ceremony June 2 on the University of San Diego campus.
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La Jolla Country Day School awarded 123 diplomas to its graduating class of 2023 during a ceremony June 2 on the University of San Diego campus.
Inspired by the creation stories of her ancestral tribes and the role of birds therein, the latest installation in the Murals of La Jolla public art program “Mukikmalim, Su’ulim, Chem-tema-ki’ay (Birds, Stars, Our Lands)” is considered an homage to the artist’s ancestral land and indigenous family history.
Under its new leadership and with a deadline to align with new city reforms approaching, the La Jolla Community Planning Association is looking to make its own changes to its operations.
Having helped hundreds of people connect to their new community over the last quarter century, the La Jolla Newcomers Club celebrates 25 years this month, and commemorated the occasion at its annual president’s reception June 1 at the La Valencia hotel in La Jolla.
Unlike the more competitive or challenging swims that La Jolla has to offer, the upcoming Pier to Cove Swim is touted as a “more fun” and accessible outing at sea.
A 72-year-old La Jolla woman was killed last week when construction materials fell out of an overturning pickup on a Clairemont-area freeway bridge and landed on the vehicle she was in on State Route 52 below.
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The project, named after Ted and Jean Scripps with a donation from the Scripps family, includes laboratories, instruction space and a research aquarium.
The proposed agreement also would boost schools’ nurse and counselor staffing.
Architect says recent meetings with local preservationists produced a compromise design that includes rehabilitation and preservation of ‘prominent historic elements.’
The cause of the damage on La Jolla Scenic Drive North is under investigation, SDG&E says.
Ernest and Evelyn Rady give $5 million toward the center, named after the Rady School of Management’s founding dean.
The incident occurred late May 21 near Via Alicante. Another person says something similar happened in that area about six weeks earlier.
The new concept that ‘honors the history of this beloved bar’ will be in its original location and run by the operator of several other San Diego establishments.