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‘Do your duty’: Local military veteran Robert Smothers reflects on his years serving his country
To further highlight years of military service marked by medals and other commendations, retired Air Force officer Robert Smothers received a Korean War medal and proclamation as an official ambassador for peace.
‘Do your duty’: Local military veteran Robert Smothers reflects on his years serving his country
To further highlight years of military service marked by medals and other commendations, retired Air Force officer Robert Smothers received a Korean War medal and proclamation as an official ambassador for peace.
Opponents’ appeal over Windansea belvedere project to go before City Council on Nov. 16
After years of community review and a surge of objections, an appeal has been filed with the city of San Diego by opponents of a project to build a belvedere at La Jolla’s Windansea Beach.
Home court advantage: New La Jolla Rec Center director heads back to his starting line
Nicholas Volpe has returned to his recreational roots in La Jolla, taking on the role of Recreation Center director this month.
Home court advantage: New La Jolla Rec Center director heads back to his starting line
Nicholas Volpe has returned to his recreational roots in La Jolla, taking on the role of Recreation Center director this month.
Advocacy group tells La Jolla community planners it’s still trying for changes in city’s ‘granny flat’ rules
Though the board did not vote, the La Jolla Community Planning Association received a progress report from Neighbors for a Better San Diego about local housing ordinances during LJCPA’s Nov. 4 meeting online.
Advocacy group tells La Jolla community planners it’s still trying for changes in city’s ‘granny flat’ rules
Though the board did not vote, the La Jolla Community Planning Association received a progress report from Neighbors for a Better San Diego about local housing ordinances during LJCPA’s Nov. 4 meeting online.
‘Ghost ship’? Not quite, but anchored boat’s presence in La Jolla marine reserve haunts some local residents
Despite some La Jolla residents calling it a “ghost ship” and raising environmental and legal concerns, a lone sailboat anchored in a marine reserve off the coast of Bird Rock is in fact inhabited by its owner and is there legally, according to local, …