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There is some latitude in the Coastal Permit process, where it is possible to introduce some interpretation of the competing interests and the needs of the community, and we can have some choices in the way that we meet the Coastal requirements.
The Coastal Permit has something of a twin, which is the Neighborhood Use Permit.
For a home-schooling space, my first goal is to create something that is enjoyable and exciting.
For the past several months, we have all been experiencing new rules for living because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As we continue to minimize our contact with large groups and the outside world during the COVID19 crisis, let’s continue to take a closer look at the spaces that create the heart of the home.
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The new events surrounding the COVID19 known as the Corona virus pandemic have led us to shelter in place.
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The San Diego Unified School District has completed its first week of reopening schools for all students who want to go back, and its Area 5 superintendent, Mitzi Merino, praised La Jolla teachers, school leaders and parents for a “smooth transition” from a year of online learning to a hybrid of online and onsite instruction.
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Four La Jolla Shores Association board members elected last month — Pam Boynton, Janie Emerson, Rick Kent and Terry Kraszewski — were sworn in April 14 by San Diego City Councilman Joe LaCava, whose district includes La Jolla.
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Live music is allowed to return to The Village’s indoor venues with relaxed coronavirus restrictions in San Diego County, but it might also be returning to the streets.
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“Everyone has a Butch story.” So says author Douglas Cavanaugh about surfer Butch Van Artsdalen.
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The La Jolla Shores Association board voted unanimously to form a committee to research creating a maintenance assessment district.
