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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK:I love the above photo of Ocean Beach , taken on the Fourth of July, just before the 17-minutes-long fireworks spectacular burst into the air, launched from boats anchored off the pier.
Blondes on Beers:The “summer” season in San Diego may be year-round, but at the breweries and tasting rooms in Point Loma and Ocean Beach , summer is a special time.
IN GOOD TASTE:Head down Bacon Street in Ocean Beach and you’ll find a little slice of Kiwi culture at Raglan Public House, named after Raglan, New Zealand.
The Navy is making room for the possibility of a much-talked-about transit center, one that local leaders have dubbed “San Diego Grand Central Station,” at the 70-acre base that overlooks Interstate 5 in Point Loma .
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NTC Foundation will create performance center at Bldg. 178The Naval Training Center Foundation is slated to receive the largest grant in its history to begin renovation of the long-empty Building 178 at 2800 Roosevelt Road in Liberty Station into a major performing arts center, announced State Senate President Pro Tempore Toni Atkins and State Assemblymember Todd Gloria.
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Rev. Joseph Dirbas shares plans with community
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Spoiler alert: Shelter Island is not, in fact, an island.
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BB Gun vandalismThe San Diego Police Department is asking the community to be on alert following a series of BB gun vandalism incidents.
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ONGOING EVENTSBingo Games: 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Portuguese Hall, 2818 Avenida de Portugal.
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THE PENINSULA SCENE:San Diego’s only National Park held its annual “Cabrillo Under the Stars” fundraiser, May 18 with the aim of growing its science education programs to “Help Cabrillo Reach a Kid.”
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PB Monthly caught up with Mission Bay High School’s Class of 2019 Valedictorian, Tetsuro Escudero, and Salutatorian, Zander Caufield, to see what these top-of-the-classers had to say about their ninth- to twelfth-grade experiences.
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Q&A: Meet Bob Goldyn, Peninsula Planning Board chairEditor’s Note: The monthly " Q&A” series shines a spotlight on notable locals we all wish we knew more about!
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Point Loma Assembly Hall was transformed into a World War I canteen for “The Great War Gallop!”
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It’s late afternoon on a crisp December day, and the natural light illuminating Ruben Chato Hinojosa Jr.’
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Some people like to follow their former high school friends on social media.
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Q & A: Meet San Diego historian Kathy Blavatt, author of ' Ocean Beach : Where Land and Water Meet’ Where did you grow up?
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The Peninsula Community Planning Board (PCPB) meeting got off to a rocky start April 18 as members began an hour-long debate on by-laws, slated campaigning and last month’s board elections.
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ONGOING EVENTS• Bingo Games: 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Portuguese Hall, 2818 Avenida de Portugal.
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ONGOING EVENTS• Bingo Games: 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Portuguese Hall, 2818 Avenida de Portugal.
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ONGOING EVENTSBingo Games: 6:30 p.m. Thursdays, Portuguese Hall, 2818 Avenida de Portugal.
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Editor’s Notebook: This was supposed to be a fun issue — walking the scenic La Playa Trail, meeting with talented OB artist Ray Blavatt, partying with the Optimists at their luau fundraiser at the Bali Hai ...
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Blondes on BeersIf there’s one thing Ketch head brewer Sam Billheimer would like to hit home, it’s that a flavorful, enjoyable beer doesn’t have to be over the head with alcohol.
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THE SCENE: The Point Loma Optimist Club extends an island-sized mahalo!
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IN GOOD TASTE:Cesarina Restaurant, an Italian trattoria just two-months-old on Voltaire Street, is pulling out all the stops when it comes to authentic Italian food, like your nonna might have made for you growing up, if you grew up in Italy.
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Ride the Point raises $35K for pancreatic cancer researchIn honor of avid cyclist and its former president, Jim Krause, who died from pancreatic cancer in 2012, The Point Loma Rotary Club visited UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center on Friday, March 8 to present its pancreatic cancer research team with proceeds from the sixth annual Jim Krause Memorial Charity Bicycle Ride the Point.
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Ocean Beach Historical Society (OBHS) drew breath from a small ad placed in a local newspaper 25 years ago.
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If you’ve lived in San Diego longer than oh, about a week, you’ve probably come to discover that San Diegans share a love for a few specific things: dogs, surfing, organic food, Taco Tuesdays and, for many, Sunset Cliffs Natural Park.
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A tradition and a beacon of the season to many, All Souls Episcopal Church’s 67th annual Point Loma Christmas Home Tour took place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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A partnership between the Peninsula Family YMCA and Correia Middle School is giving eighth-graders a chance to learn life-saving skills in the water — something a quarter of them have never experienced.
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When it comes to the shows produced by the fledgling OB Playhouse Theatre Co., size matters — at least when it comes to the marquee.
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IN GOOD TASTE: Maybe you’ve never dined at a German restaurant before, but without realizing it you’ve been eating German dishes all your life.
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BLONDES ON BEERS:Yep, you read that right, Hodad’s — Ocean Beach ‘s iconic home for jaw-unhinging, bacon-laden burgers — has expanded into the craft beer market.
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NEW BUSINESS ROUNDUP: Here’s a list of new Peninsula-area businesses and what they have to offer residents: • Veracity Digital Media: Online only; veracitymedia.com E-mail: jcaito@veracitydigitalmedia.com Veracity is a chatbot agency owned by brother-sister duo Johnny and Maria Caito.
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Is Ocean Beach and its ever-expanding bar scene becoming the new Pacific Beach ?
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BBB warns of new tech support scamThe San Diego Better Business Bureau (BBB) just issued an alert about a tech support scam that deceives people by claiming their Internet Protocol (IP) address has been compromised.
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Vandalism case ends in injuryOfficers responding to a report of vandalism at 4:48 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 28 on the 3100 block of Midway Drive, arrived on the scene and attempted to contact the male suspect.
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Stabbing outside bar in OB A 21-year-old male, exiting Winston’s Bar, 1900 Bacon St., at 12:10 a.m.