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Friday,
November
23, 2007 |
Walk off your feast with a stroll around the neighborhood. Or relax after your Thanksgiving feast with some trivia and other interesting facts about turkey day. Gobble gobble. More Thanksgiving trivia & fun facts. A few Hillcrest businesses were open...such as City Deli and Whole Foods. |
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Thursday,
November
22, 2007 |
“Obviously, we take it very seriously.
Approval was given to give out a study guide such as this. I’m not
saying it was right or wrong. It’s simply something we’ll have to
understand as to the appropriateness of that.” — Mayor’s press secretary Fred
Sainz re: city employees using cheat sheets on FEMA tests
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Wednesday,
November
21, 2007 |
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Tuesday,
November
20,2007 |
Giving thanks for three great years! Today marks our third anniversary since we opened Taste. Amazing how time flies! We’re still having a great time thanks to you, our wonderful customers. You make every day at Taste unique, fun and rewarding — and hopefully, we provide experiences that are equally as enjoyable for you. We have a lot of fun in the shop, but make no mistake — we’re fully committed to earning your patronage anew, every time you visit Taste, by delivering products and service worthy of your loyalty. On behalf of the entire Taste family, best
wishes
to you and yours for a Happy Thanksgiving! Bon appetite, George & Mary
Palmer
Taste Artisan Cheese
& Gourmet Shop is located in San
Diego’s bustling Hillcrest shopping district, adjacent to Wine Steals,
a popular wine bar and retail shop. Since opening in November 2004,
Taste has built a strong reputation for offering San Diego’s finest
selection of artisan and farmstead cheeses. The shop's open, airy
design and knowledgeable, friendly staff make discovering cheese at
Taste, a unique and fun experience for everyone. > On Saturday, December 1st from 4-6pm celebrate Taste’s 3rd anniversary. The festivities will include the finals of their first-ever Mac-n-Cheese Challenge as well as the kick-off of their latest art exhibit featuring Sinclair Stratton, Sarah Grubb and Martin Sklar. Join the fun, meet the artists, celebrate three years of great cheese in Hillcrest at 1243 1/2 University Avenue. YUM |
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Monday,
November
19,
2007
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“Plop, plog, fizz, fizz” creator dies...Thomas Dawes, also made the 1966 single “Red Rubber Ball” famous. |
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Sunday,
November
18,2007 |
![]() Charles Hatfield was a real rainmanThe city of San Diego hired Hatfield to make it rain but never paid him because it rained too much. Hatfield sued the city in a case that lasted until 1938, when a court declared the 1916 flood was an act of God – not of Hatfield nor of the four-member council majority that hired him. |
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