Since repairs to the Mission Bay Channel jetties began (a 350-ton crane capacity derrick barge and at least one support vessel have been at work there off and on since October), the enormous mound of …
January 9, 2010
Blog Entries
- Pounding the Pavement
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- San Diegans Leading Push for AIG Full Disclosure
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- Update Little Falls 1/09/2010
- Just walking, downtown
- Last Wishes
- Make Someone's Day...Write A Letter!
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- Granite Hills flies past Mira Mesa
News & Stories
Big Jetty O.K.
Cocksure Cops?
On Monday, January 4, at around 2 p.m., my brothers Alex and Joseph and I were pulled over by a sheriff in Lemon Grove. We were taken out of the car, handcuffed, and searched in …
January 9, 2010
Jerry Don't Surf
As part of a cost-cutting effort for the new fiscal year, the San Diego City Council approved budget reductions proposed by Mayor Jerry Sanders that included changes to lifeguard operations at Black’s Beach, formally known …
January 9, 2010
Kid Killers
Three high school students — two boys and a girl — were assassinated Wednesday afternoon, January 6, shortly after taking some prep exams on campus. All were 16 years of age. The students (Osvaldo Martinez, …
January 9, 2010
Good Will for Tax Time
Stacy, a Good Will employee working at a drop-off site located in the Mira Mesa Park & Ride, describes the period between Christmas day and New Year’s Eve as extremely busy. She says “1251 people” …
January 9, 2010
OB to Fight for Fire Pits
If the city can't afford to maintain the fire pits on its beaches, can community members step in? Members of Ocean Beach's planning board pondered that question at its January 6 meeting, discussing City of …
January 9, 2010
Sonic Scenes of Soviet Russia
Concertgoers attending the San Diego Symphony's performance of Prokofiev's 5th Symphony on January 7 were greeted by the composer himself, or rather, his very convincing look-alike (right down to hair style and Russki accent) Nuvi …
January 9, 2010
Get Off the Bus, Gus
San Diego Metropolitan Transit System, the region's mass transit system that covers 3240 square miles for approximately three million residents, is forced to streamline operations by about $13 million dollars. The agency blames the deficit …
January 9, 2010