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There’s light on the horizon for San Diego schools; it’s more important than ever that we work together, writes Richard Barrera, president of the San Diego Unified School District board.
La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District progress report for January.
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Happy new year, and we at Quiet Skies La Jolla extend our best wishes to all for a better 2021.
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This commentary is being published both by the La Jolla Light (lajollalight.com) and the La Jolla High School Hi-Tide (ljhitide.net) as part of a partnership to give La Jolla High students the opportunity to express their views in the community newspaper.
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In overlooking the urgent needs to vaccinate teachers and other staff to reopen classrooms, Newsom’s ‘Safe Schools for All’ plan omits the one action that could have the most dramatic and immediate impact on reducing the spread of the coronavirus in school communities.
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La Jolla: We need to talk. This beautiful jewel of a city by the sea has been gracious to me.
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At the start of 2020, La Jolla Playhouse’s new musical “Fly” was delighting enthusiastic audiences in our Weiss Theatre.
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Coastal Access and Parking Board plans to work with Vision La Jolla on the appearance of a directional sign planned for Prospect Street near Coast Boulevard.
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The state is creating new regulatory zones to protect people against the Rose Canyon fault.
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The median price for January represents a 9.4 percent increase in a year.
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With Women’s History Month coming in March, the La Jolla Light interviewed several local female science teachers about their efforts to close the gender gap in science and why that’s important.
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La Jolla couple creating documentary about little-known WWII tragedy — the sinking of the SS Athenia
La Jolla couple creating documentary about little-known WWII tragedy — the sinking of the SS Athenia
La Jolla residents Tom and Kay Sanger are on a mission to tell the most incredible World War II story you’ve probably never heard.
UC San Diego is pushing through another mega-project.
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STVRs and neighborhoods are not mutually exclusive, and the deleterious effects of these short-term rentals can be minimized, especially if a primary-residence requirement for owners is enforced.
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This commentary is being published both by the La Jolla Light (lajollalight.com) and the La Jolla High School Hi-Tide (ljhitide.net) as part of a partnership to give La Jolla High students the opportunity to express their views in the community newspaper.
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La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District progress report for November.
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As we are all aware, COVID-19 has become one the biggest struggles of our lives.
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Letters to the editor
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After 13 frustrating years, San Diego seems poised to adopt short-term vacation rental regulations.
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Letters to the editor: In reading last week’s La Jolla Light, I was intrigued that the published letters all seemed to be part of a larger theme: opinions about what kind of future we should have in La Jolla.
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