Bobbie and her boyz
The skies may have been a bit gray for Bobbie Bohannan’s annual Easter party today, but the spirits were high as the hostess with the mostess was lifted off her dainty feet by a gaggle of cute men. Dozens of friends gathered for a delicious buffet topped off by a hunt for over 300 hidden Easter eggs on the grounds of her Mission Hills estate overlooking all of Mission Valley.
Hurry on over to Seventh Avenue south of Whole Foods tomorrow morning at 7am for the best selection of goodies at this two-block long Hillcrest yard sale between Robinson & the end of the cul de sac at Coral Tree towers. The neighborhood flea market will take place all morning until noon on Saturday (when you may find great deals on anything left over.)
This week’s CityBeat covers our City Attorney Mike Aguirre...
The Passion of Mike Aguirre
• Is Mike nuts?: How the Sunroad case fits into the whole Aguirre thing
• Mike Aguirre’s lonely crusade
• The downtown crowd has the city attorney surrounded
“It amazes me how much time the powers that be — the City Council, the Union-Tribune and the other nattering nabobs of San Diego insider negativity — spend bashing Aguirre, demonizing Aguirre and all but gathering up the bramble and bracken to make a bonfire and burn Aguirre at the municipal stake.”
KPBS Full Foxus: The Presidio, grave secrets, art utility boxes
Welcome
to Cilantro Live
Hillcrest’s
newest restaurant opened yesterday at 3807 Fifth Avenue (between
Robinson & University). Daughter and mother, Regina and Cristina Guzman were
on hand to present the tasty and fresh, raw food to their first diners.
The restaurant offers soups, salads, wraps and entrees. Their desserts
are yummy...and of course, fresh and live! The family now owns the only four raw restaurants
in San Diego County featuring organic, vegan and 100% live foods. They
make their delectable creations by using nuts, seeds, grains, sprouts,
fruits and vegetables.
The Uptown history survey team further identified 23 potential historic districts – although the Hillcrest commercial district is conspicuously absent.
Holy Week begins at All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hillcrest’s oldest church (established in 1897) will celebrate Palm Sunday with two masses this morning. Everyone is welcome to join the congregation of All Saints’ and Rector Tony Noble for their first Low Mass at 8am with the blessing of palm crosses
followed by a High Mass as 10am which includes their
traditional procession around the church and in through the Great West
doors along Sixth Avenue. This is the one time during the year that
this entry is used. Today’s services are the first of several this week
featuring beautiful music and ceremonial. 