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| Thursday, March 8,
2007
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Oops...New conservative darling Matt Sanchez (seen here with Ann Coulter at last week’s Conservative Political Action conference, where Ms. Coulter made her now infamous “faggot” insult) has been outed as gay porn star Rod Majors. |
| Wednesday, March 7,
2007
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The group examines issues including: historic preservation, parks & open space, zoning variances, traffic & parking, community plan amendments and long term planning. They will guide plans for projects and start a major update to the Community Plan. The results will affect every resident. |
| Tuesday, March 6,
2007
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San Diego Business Journal — Gay
Pride parade, festival set
for July 21-22 “...it turns out you have to go into rehab if you use the word ‘faggot,’ so I – so kind of an impasse, can’t really talk about (presidential candidate John) Edwards.” Anne Coulter defending her faggot ‘joke’ |
| Monday, March 5,
2007
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“What we want to encourage in a democratic
system is citizens forming community groups to advocate their positions
to their government officials.”
Nine candidates are currently running. Each will present a statement of their qualifications/background at the beginning of the meeting. They include: 1. Ernestine Bonn (University Heights) 2. Allen Edwards (Hillcrest) 3. David Gatzke (University Heights) 4. Bob Grinchuk (Hillcrest) 5. Jay Hyde (Hillcrest) 6. Marilee Kapsa (Bankers Hill/Park West) 7. Don Liddell (Bankers Hill/Park West) 8. Andrew Towne (Hillcrest) 9. Mary Wendorf (University Heights). The seven candidates who receive the most votes will be elected; however, any current member of the board who is seeking a third term must receive 2/3 of the vote to be re-elected. Have questions? Please contact Leo Wilson, the Chair of Uptown Planners, via email or phone at (619) 231-4495. |
| Sunday, March 4,
2007
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“The contract did not protect the city’s
interests. McMillin got all the profits, we got the liability.” —
SD City Attorney Michael
Aguirre re: Point Loma’s Liberty Station
“Technically, to us, they cheated. Rules are rules, and they broke them. I don’t care who they are; if you make a rule you keep it.” —
Realtor Alissa Davey re: Point Loma’s Liberty Station
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| Saturday, March 3,
2007
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Congratulations,
Danielle & Alica! Head to the heart of North Park’s University Avenue (between Utah and Ray streets) for the third annual San Diego Indie Music Fest created by musicians for musicians who are impassioned about bringing the Indie Revolution to San Diego full force. 70 acts on seven stages will feature the best bands, dancers, visual artists and filmmakers around. Be inspired, serenaded and thoroughly drenched in great music and fun. ![]() Antedote played to an appreciative crowd on 29th Street (above) and Gingger Shankar (the world’s only female double violinist and member of the lengendary Ravi Shankar family) took the Saturday afternoon main stage at the North Park Theatre sharing exuberant and entrancing music as she paired up with renowned electronic musician Thavius Beck. The music fest continues until midnight. Ticket prices: $23 General, $20 Students & Seniors (62+), Kids 5 & under free. |
| Friday, March 2,
2007
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![]() Lila Downs rocked 4th & B tonight with Mariachi Femenil Flores Mexicanas |
| Thursday, March 1,
2007
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Do you have a cat? Use flushable kitty litter?
Read what Crazy Aunt Purl said this week (Feb 26th-27th) re: the new state
regulation that bans flushing cat poop. Are tall buildings appropriate in the heart of historic downtown Chula Vista? (or Hillcrest?!?!) “I’ve seen this place grow up from a sleepy Navy town where kickbacks, bribes and the sweetheart deals are the norm to a bustling metropolis where kickbacks, bribes and sweetheart deals are standard operating procedure.” — David Moye reminiscing
on his first 42 years in San Diego County
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