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UC San Diego’s planned La Jolla Innovation Center got a chilly reception from members of the La Jolla Community Planning Association when plans were presented during the group’s March 4 meeting.
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A troop of La Jolla Girl Scouts is growing the reach and spreading the word of a new Feeding San Diego initiative as its Bronze Award project.
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Beach fires, homeless people and speeding continue to be top issues in La Jolla reported to the San Diego Police Department’s Northern Division, according to Community Relations Officer Brandon Broaddus.
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Bird Rock’s beloved Piano Building on the corner of La Jolla Boulevard and Bird Rock Avenue is slated to become a restaurant by the end of this year, according to an announcement at the March 2 Bird Rock Community Council meeting.
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A car crashed onto a La Jolla Tennis Club court the evening of March 2 after reportedly going down Kline Street, jumping the curb and plowing through fencing.
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A drop in San Diego County’s coronavirus case rate and a lawsuit settlement allow outdoor and indoor competition, with high-contact outdoor sports and all indoor sports subject to testing for the virus.
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The La Jolla Music Society director of finance, accused of embezzling about $113,000, has been dismissed following an internal investigation, the organization said.
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Promises2Kids, a foster-child advocacy and child abuse prevention organization started by two La Jollans, has come a long way in the past four decades.
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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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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.
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The La Jolla Parks & Beaches group, deep in the midst of changes, introduced a new board member during its Feb. 22 meeting to replace Mary Ellen Morgan, who resigned this month, and discussed plans to update its bylaws.
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In only the second effort of its kind in the United States, two La Jolla Country Day School juniors have created a high school-level law review and published the first volume this month.
