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Sunday,
September 23,
2007
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Congratulations to Mrs & Mrs BardotFamily and friends of Erika Bardot and Kerem Karpinski attended their lovely wedding yesterday at Hillcrest’s First Unitarian Universalist Church with Una Gallagher officiating. The neighborhood couple exchanged vows in a tender ceremony that had all in attendance laughing, weeping and honored to witness their love for one another. |
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Saturday,
September 22,
2007
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St. Paul’s Cathedral is praying for.......this new development featuring two high-rise buildings that they are proposing for Park West — one at Fifth Avenue & Nutmeg Street and another at Olive. The rendition at the right is shown looking toward the southeast. The City’s Planning Department staff is opposing the project based on airport approach safety, height and design issues. The towers would sandwich the original cathedral and exceed the existing height limitation of 150 feet for this location. The project will appear before the Uptown Planner’s Design Review Subcommittee on Monday, October 15th and the Bankers Hill/Park West Association on Wednesday, October 24th. |
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Friday,
September 21,
2007
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![]() October gala to culminate centennial events Please join the Hillcrest History Guild for a special evening on Thursday evening, October 4th to toast our community’s first 100 years. The celebration will be held in the grand ballroom at The Prado Restaurant featuring a spectacular dinner, dancing, a silent auction and musical entertainment by boogie woogie queen Sue Palmer and her Motel Swing Quintet. Beginning at 5pm a big red double-decker bus will be making a wide swoop through the neighborhood before dropping off celebrants at the front door of The Prado. After the event...it will make a reverse trip along the same route to take you home. The dinner, wine, champagne toast and entertainment is only $50 (limited to 300). Buy your tickets with PayPal now or call (619) 260-1929. |
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Thursday,
September 20,
2007
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Hillcrest had a lot to celebrate...Michael (right) at Number One Fifth Avenue served faaabulous pineapple-pomegranate martinis during last night’s Toast to Hillcrest. The popular pub was one of the 33 local restaurants and bars participating in Thursday night’s Wine, Spirits & Nibbles Tour celebrating Hillcrest’s Centennial. The event was a huge hit that featured a variety of Hillcrest samplings. Ben Cartwright and Cindy Turrietta acted as hosts on the big red bus that shuttled folks from one side of Hillcrest to the other.Thanks to all the participant businesses for taking part...now, start planning for the gala dinner/dance in Balboa Park on Thursday, October 4. |
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Wednesday,
September 19,
2007
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“I’ve decided to lead with my heart, which
is probably obvious right now, to do what I think is right and to take a stand on behalf of
equality and social justice. The
right thing for me to do is to sign this resolution.” |
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Tuesday,
September 18,
2007
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WhooHooo, congratulations to Abby Schwartz, aka MC Flow, who was
Hillcrest
Centennial Day
Realtor Tony Azar, HBIA director Warren Simon, First
Future Credit
Union manager Janice Buyer, Park West resident Alyssa Woven,
HillQuest’s Ann Garwood and Nancy Moors were presented a proclamation
by Councilwoman Toni Atkins this morning when she named August 2, 2007 “Hillcrest
Centennial Day” in the City of San Diego. An initial edict was
delivered by Toni at the cake cutting last month on the exact 100th
anniversary when William Wesley Whitson opened his Hillcrest sales
office. |
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Monday,
September 17,
2007
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“I am saddened that it is politically
inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil...Republicans in Congress lost their way.
They swapped principle for power. They ended up with neither. They
deserved to lose.” — Former chairman of the Federal
Reserve, Alan Greenspan, criticizing Bush in his new book
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