Revise the PDO? Village merchants chief says it’s time!
LJVMA head Marengo brought up his proposal to have the 31-year-old La Jolla PDO updated
La Jolla Community Calendar Aug. 20-27
See silent films made and set in La Jolla in the 1920s by La Jolla Cinema League Aug. 20
End of Summer run to close La Jolla Streets Sunday
Four-mile run to close portion of Prospect Street, La Jolla Boulevard
Senator Marty Block moves to La Jolla, opposes Spectrum Act
Community groups pen letters to city opposing new relaxed wireless rules
Project review groups OK expansion of La Jolla arts orgs
Museum of Contemporary Art and La Jolla Music Society plans advance in the community review process
City looks into confusing WindanSea condo signage
Arrow, meant to provide direction to the main entrance, points wrong way up Playa del Norte
Residents gather for annual Bird Rock picnic
Bird Rockers came out with parents and friends to enjoy the annual summer celebration
National Charity League’s new Seaside chapter seeking members from La Jolla and San Diego County
National Charity League, Inc. (NCL), which fosters mother-daughter relationships through community service, leadership development and cultural experiences, announced the formation of its 203rd chapter, Seaside. The Seaside Chapter is based in La Joll…
Oh Brother! It’s a Comedy of Errors at The Old Globe when long-lost twins reunite
The Old Globe’s Summer Shakespeare Festival continues with the Aug. 16 opening of “The Comedy of Errors.” Scott Ellis directs the fabulous farce, which is Shakespeare’s shortest play, and written in 1594. Two sets of identical twins that were accidentally separated at birth are about to embark on a zany adventure.
THE PERILS OF PAULSON: Librarian strives to revive the past with old La Jolla movies
Some of the films created by La Jolla Cinema League in the 1920s will screen 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20 at the La Jolla Historical Society’s Wisteria Cottage. The movies, all shot in the Village and featuring a variety of plots, were lovingly donated to the Historical Society and San Diego History Center by the filmmakers’ daughters and carefully ‘restored’ by Scott Paulson and Miriam Polchino.