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SOHO Hosts Outdoor Concert Series At Historic Marston House To Support Preservation
The series begins Sept. 2 and continues Sept. 16 and 30.
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Opinion: Our Unwarranted Expectations About Others Are Making Us Miserable
Unwarranted expectations and the resentment we harbor contribute to hostility statewide and, likely, wherever else you may be reading this.
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Mexican Fruit Fly Quarantine Declared For 77-Square-Mile Area In Valley Center
CDFA officials said anyone growing or packing “host” fruit inside the quarantine area is urged not to move fruit from the property.
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Sudberry Properties Begins Work On First Apartments At El Corazon In Oceanside
The 465-acre development on a former crystal silica mine will have acreage for parks, open space and civic uses.
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Tri Pointe Homes Named ‘Best New Home Builder' In San Diego For 6th Time
Tri Pointe Homes was also recognized with a Great Place to Work Certification and Fortune’s Best Workplaces for Millennials 2022.
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Sponsored: San Diego Braces For The End Of Copper Wire Landline Service
“Landline phones are just a much better option for tens of millions of people, even in a world of smartphones.”
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Guided-Missile Destroyer USS Fitzgerald Returns To San Diego After 7-Month Deployment
The Fitzgerald departed San Diego on Jan. 3 as part of the Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group.
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Moxie Theatre's ‘Pleasure Trials' Pose Double-Blind Question About What Women Want
Though the piece is promoted as a comedy, there isn't much comedy. However, there are some over-the-top moments.
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Louisville Slugger Tim Sullivan, Ex-U-T Sports Columnist, Laid Off In Kentucky
For 10 years, Sullivan wrote with the grace of a Jabbar skyhook and flare of a Dr. J dunk.
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Opinion: San Diego Building Sector Sees Downturn, But There's Reason For Optimism
Evidence is mounting that the San Diego construction industry is not immune from the effects of current economic conditions.
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Like A Yo-Yo Average San Diego County Gas Price Rises Slightly
The average price decreased $1.081, including two-tenths of a cent Monday, since rising to a record $6.373 on June 15.
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U.S., Mexican Officials Break Ground On New Otay East Port Of Entry
The project aims to reduce wait times, increase economic efficiencies, cut emissions and ensure the region has the infrastructure it needs.
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Deadline Nears For Vietnam Veterans To Sign Up For November D.C. Honor Flight
The group will take Vietnam veterans to the nation's capital for the first time on Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
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San Diego County Reports 1,886 New COVID-19 Cases Over Last 3 Days
The new cases lifted the county's cumulative coronavirus total to 906,755 and the region’s death count now stands at 5,453.
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Opinion: Investing In Black Businesses Will Help Grow San Diego's Economy
Amid economic and pandemic-related challenges, Black business owners have thrived and are giving back to their community.
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Mayor Gloria Selects Midway Rising Team To Redevelop Sports Arena Property
"After a transparent process in accordance with state regulations, I am confident Midway Rising will deliver on my vision."
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MarketInk: PR Firm Nuffer, Smith, Tucker Announces Series Of Staff Changes
Plus: San Diego Cause Conference Scholarship available, 1090 airing Fighting Irish, NFL Football and San Diego AMA hosts Summer Social.
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Construction Begins For 145-Unit ‘Urban Village' Apartments In National City
The Kimball Highland Apartments are being developed by Community HousingWorks in partnership with San Ysidro Health and the city.
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La Mesa Apartments With Renovated Units Sold To Personal Trust For $4M
“Even in today’s market with higher interest rates, multifamily properties are still in high demand.”
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Century-Old ‘Ragtime' Story Remains Relevant And Moving Today At Moonlight Stage
Though the action is set in New York at the dawn of the 20th century (1902-1912), more than 100 years later, the issues remain the same.