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Isabel of Aragon was promised to Diniz, the crown prince of Portugal, when she was only 10 years old.
The boat was seen off the Point Loma coast shortly before 2:50 a.m. May 17.
Eden Tillotson, Alienor Alexander and Kaya Hoffman helped found Troop 555, an all-female Scouts BSA troop.
The Ocean Beach Pier has been a landmark for the coastal community since it first opened in July 1966.
An environmental analysis identifies a 19.6 million-square-foot development plan that would add 14,364 residents and 70,000 daily car trips as the Navy’s first — but not final — choice for the 70-acre site in the Midway District.
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The crash occurred at about 6:30 p.m. May 13 in the 1400 block of Rosecrans Street, near where another pedestrian was struck and killed two nights earlier.
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A colorful wall recently painted by Aaron Glasson at Little Lion Cafe depicts four women of different ages and races on a canoe.
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The crash happened at about 8:45 p.m. May 11 in the 1400 block of Rosecrans Street.
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Cindy Marten is confirmed by a 54-44 vote.
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Jonathan Cogley, founder of D.C.-based Thycotic, has created LogicBoost Labs to invest in local start-ups.
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Jim “Mouse” Robb, a legendary San Diego surfer, especially in Ocean Beach, who started riding waves in the 1940s on 70-pound longboards made of redwood and became a father figure to dozens of local lifeguards and assorted water rats, died April 22, one day shy of his 88th birthday.
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Wood, for whom the concepts of power and discovery are central to his writing and art, talks about his background, career and pursuits.
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Killian Treppa’s project counts toward achieving the Eagle Scout rank.
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Senior vice president at Poseidon Water retires after leading the way for the Carlsbad ocean desalination plant, North America’s largest.
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The Cabrillo National Monument volunteer also is a writer and former educator.
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Brian Thomas’ first sabot, which he built while a student at Point Loma High School, won several sailing championships, then disappeared.
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It happened on Voltaire Street.
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The blustery breezes of March have always blown some added anticipation and excitement into the hearts of Ocean Beach children.
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The first of May 1924 was a “red letter day” in the history of Ocean Beach.
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‘Waves of Feminism’ is displayed outside the Women’s Museum of California.
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The beautification project, established in 1990, enables residents and tourists to buy a personalized tile to be featured on the sidewalk.
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Here are scenes from Newport Avenue, where the Ocean Beach MainStreet Association’s Ocean Beach Tile Project gives people the chance to buy personalized ceramic tiles that are incorporated on the sidewalk.
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Cabrillo National Monument, at the southern tip of the Point Loma Peninsula, is one of San Diego’s most popular attractions.
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Owner Devin Raymond turned a ‘side hustle’ into a shop that opened in mid-January in Point Loma Heights.
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Don Lake’s travel guide/history book features 100 local landmarks and attractions.
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The guidelines imply the city should have offered the site to affordable-housing builders before soliciting interest from other developers.
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The Ocean Beach MainStreet Association held its annual awards celebration virtually Jan. 28 to highlight local businesses that the group said made lemonade out of lemons during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
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Two local teenagers have started an online shop of handmade goods, turning their hobbies into cash and an opportunity to tighten their bond.
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A 37-year-old man was stabbed in the stomach during a drug deal in Dusty Rhodes Park in Ocean Beach early May 1, according to San Diego police.
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A man who stabbed a San Diego police dog during an altercation with officers in the Midway District pleaded guilty April 13 to charges of animal cruelty and resisting arrest.
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A fugitive suspected of shooting at private investigators and police twice within the past month is dead following an overnight standoff with police in downtown San Diego.
