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A meeting has been set to review the findings of a La Jolla Town Council committee that formed to find a solution to the sea lion problem at La Jolla Cove

LJVMA member Elsie Arredondo presented the findings of a survey asking what businesses are wanted and needed in the village.

Things do to in La Jolla this week, including several holiday concerts, staged presentations, lunch with Santa and The Old Globe’s “Dr. Suess’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”

Things to do in La Jolla this week, including civic meetings, service opportunities, workshops, lectures and performances.

As much as I have always loved the holiday season, it was a little trying during my single mom years when the kids were in elementary school. They were off for two full weeks for winter break but if I took that much vacation time, I’d only have a week left for the rest of the year. Those day camps that entertained them during the summer months were few and far between at Christmas. My limited financial resources had already been wiped out by Christmas anyway.

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San Diego construction company offers tips to protecting your home before you travel

On a sun-splashed afternoon, Sunday, Dec. 6, 2015; hundreds of spectators strategically choose their viewing pots on sidewalks, beach chairs, lawns and restaurant patios to view the 58th annual La Jolla Christmas Parade in the heart of the Village of La Jolla. The 90-minute-long caravan included floats, marching bands and assortment of four-legged creatures. Just about everybody was represented — from service clubs to Scout troops and local beauty queens — and all were invited afterwards to the Holiday Festival and Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Rec Center, which capped off the event.

Things to do in La Jolla this week, including community advisory meetings, workshops, lectures, classes and special gatherings

Fire Station 13 in La Jolla bid farewell to Captain Michelle Canale Dec. 3 as she retired after 20 years of service.