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U.S. Kids Chamber of Commerce gets mixed response in Encinitas
(this is no endorsement) As This Speaks of Earlier Time --- If You, or anyone else, ever chose to shop at Vons, or chose to go there only for the reason only for: THE "RECYCLING BIN" to the plastic grocery bags. What other grocery store did the same? [as YOU said --- "Those days are gone."] We know that a LOT of non-Vons customers did jam in their non-wanted plastic grocery bags, into those' recycling bins. After all that time of those existed bins, that was a BIG change; that society has to really adapt to IN addition to the FEE paying of a grocery bag In the store. But that removal of those bins is more drastic of a change. IF IT WASN'T FOR "COVID" GOING ON: consumers, need them back.— October 27, 2020 6:33 p.m.
Driving a Pinto like it’s a Porsche
I remember the better days, when Morena was a cheaper costing, lower-key-profiled location. (rather rated as 'run-down', by the typical public) Now, via the structure of the image shown here, Morena is in for a neighborhood change. AND will get more expensive. Frontage roads are never seem popular by those who drive cars..— October 21, 2020 3:07 p.m.
San Diego models of happiness
For decades, San Diego County is reputed more for insecurity. Happiness, titled in this article, is only applied to known sources and sources of special interest. Sources to what the other/s have in common with the first/controversial person. In our county, the typical mood of someone is proven by how his/her car is driven (or engine is accelerated) on the road, around us. Car driving is around & against others is much the expression of the MOOD to whoever being within it.— October 20, 2020 7:41 p.m.
Ups and downs of Oceanside Harbor
(since decades of time), Too many who live in San Diego city/county only think of/for THEMSELVES, FOR THEIR ADVANTAGE. This is THE REAL LONGTIME GENERIC PROBLEM --- that >VERIFY< WHO BE OF "SAN DIEGO" as a City & County. NO OTHER geographical society matches San Diego city/county in such sociological controversy. Hence, considering the elements to the cost of living here.— October 17, 2020 4:53 p.m.
David Alvarez gets National City gig
Time for toothpaste auditing,— October 16, 2020 8:01 p.m.
Who Needs Halloween?
WHY does Faulkner want "cancellation" of what be "Halloween" ? For so long local bureaucracies rely on this (originally to be a kids) annual day of fun ---- for the local gvmnt's sake of REVENUE/TAXES. With the current Covid we are in, local bureaucracies are wanting to make as much revenue as they can earn. (vs) Now what this info that SDR report gives.— October 16, 2020 7:58 p.m.
San Diego watersheds trashed by street sweeping negligence
Where does the SAND(l)ag in this drawing plan? I think there is no sand, between the water & road..— October 11, 2020 5:36 p.m.
Ups and downs of Oceanside Harbor
In OVERDUE theory --- for years, this San Diego Reader article needs to have actually been reported as "Ups and downs of San Diego county." I not bring this in relation to the current economy change. In later years of my above, if SDR had chosen to make the report: SDR could additionally have reported another as "Ups and downs of North County." In relation to the later time when North County society became more on its own; after the separation of 619 vs 760 area codes. When North County living was noticeably getting higher costs. Obviously, what be said in the first report would have affected what was to later come out in the second report --- had the second report chosen to be made. As you can tell, San Diego as a city/county is a VERY CONTROVERSIAL area.— October 7, 2020 7:20 p.m.
Cyclops Farms pulls up stakes in Oceanside
You been here way long enuff to admit in knowing what I talk about; that it exists here.* (but speak to not understand?) *What took the long response?~— October 4, 2020 4:34 p.m.
Cyclops Farms pulls up stakes in Oceanside
From the description of those against Girling, and in how Girling has described what others have done: This newsstory is another case of the TRADITIONAL narcissictic behavior of San Diego County. A longtime, ongoing attitude, that never seems to end.— October 1, 2020 8:59 p.m.