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Two students at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla have earned certificates from the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for projects to help improve race relations in their community.
The city says it has $840,000 in refunds it needs to get to businesses and people.
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The 30-acre property also is available as three sites purchased separately.
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About 250 students leave classes to protest a potential Supreme Court overturn of the 1973 Roe vs Wade decision.
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Despite lingering concerns about height measurements and “inconsistency” in the plans, the 12-unit Gravilla Townhomes project got the support of the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee on May 17 on its third try.
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A 19-year-old man accused of driving under the influence when his car crashed onto Torrey Pines State Beach last month, killing two of his passengers and seriously injuring two others, pleaded not guilty May 18 to charges including murder.
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A major new antiviral drug development center led by Scripps Research in La Jolla to prime for the next pandemic is getting a $67 million award over three years from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, with potential renewal for two additional years.
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What do Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney and Todd Rundgren have in common with acclaimed percussion master, orchestral conductor and UC San Diego music professor Steven Schick, a 2014 percussion Hall of Fame inductee?
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A turn of musical phrase: La Jolla Symphony & Chorus maestro Steven Schick transitioning to new role
To mark the occasion, the symphony is creating a fund to establish a $10,000 annual prize in his name.
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With an eye on community, Christie Mitchell will soon return to the one that influenced her career.
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Accomplishments in preserving Warwick’s bookstore and restoring Coast Walk Trail and a historic Upper Hermosa home will be recognized at the 39th annual Save Our Heritage Organisation People in Preservation Awards on Thursday, May 19, online.
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At 125 years old, La Jolla Elementary School is celebrating its lengthy history in The Village while looking to the future.
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Mainly Mozart presented its 2022 fundraising gala at the Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine hotel on May 7.
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A new home in La Jolla is poised to break a local real estate record if sold for its $32.5 million listing price.
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Whether you are tickled pink or feeling blue, La Jollans are invited to participate in a revamp of the Roy McMakin mural “Favorite Color” at 7596 Eads Ave. by choosing their favorite hue to be painted on one of the 900 squares that make up the mural, which will be renamed “Your Favorite Color.”
