Thursday,
April 15
 Interesting....
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Balboa Park MovietteHere’s one on our
Farmers
Marketand another featuring Hillcrest. Tall, Grande or Venti for you? |
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Wednesday,
April 14
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| Congratulations to Chris Shaw and Doug Snyder on the 12th
anniversary of Hamburger Mary’s. Hillcrest celebrated in boas! |
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Tuesday,
April 13
The word on the street is that Book Market (with table after table of cheap books) is moving into the old Wherehouse location at the corner of Vermont and University in the Uptown District beginning tomorrow. Their “corporate plan” is to unload as much reading material in the next three months as possible before moving on to another urban area.
We wish them luck, but encourage our readers to continue supporting the many local booksellers in the neighborhood.
These are the people that serve the HBA year after year. Shop locally, think globally.
Support Bluestocking Books, Fifth Avenue Bookstore and Bountiful Books all between Robinson and University.
Monday,
April 12
Good-bye, Uncle Smiley. We’ll miss you!! Adi, Joy, Michael and Christina at the Abbey Cafe. |
Michael
Blackwell, a wonderful friend and the great guy who also came up with the clever name of “HillQuest” for our urban guide to 92103+, is moving on up the ladder at Roache Pharmaceutical and relocating east. This sweet, handsome man will be missed by most of Hillcrest’s medical community. Michael, you’re the best. Break a leg in the Big Apple! |
 Joy Galloway and Melissa
Nobel
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Sunday,
April 11
St. Tropez Bakery and Bistro
has
opened location #3 (Gaslamp & Encinitas being their sister
locations) at the former site of Mister Sisters, Tofu House, the Fish
Hut, colorful Rocket Wraps and healthy Dr. Dailey’s. No one seems to
have
the fortitude of the Chicken Pie Shop, 62 years. Best of luck to
owners, Didier & Christine Pellerud. The word on the street is —“You have a winner!”Saturday,
April 10
 Judy Preston and Cody
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 Send
Ace your photo!
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 The
Alicante is coming to Spruce.
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Mike
Wright’s in April 9
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Hillcrest’s own Priority Pharmacy was among the honorees during
the recent Combined Health Agencies’ Tenth Annual Health Hero Awards
Reception. They were nominated by the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of
America (CCFA) for their leadership in the chapter’s education,
outreach efforts, support programs and participation in the Annual Hot
Pepper Run. The Combined Health Agency’s mission is to improve the
community by supporting member agencies through individual and
corporate giving. “Priority Pharmacy’s creative vision and commitment
of the Foundation are keys to the success of CCFA local chapter
events,” said Pamela Meistrell, executive director of the local chapter
of CCFA. “Their dedicated involvement with numerous committees
continues to help the Foundation raise money and awareness of this
disease.” “We’re honored by this prestigious award,” said Priority Pharmacy’s Monique DeChaine. “We look forward to continuing to help CCFA’s mission and supporting programs that empower San Diegans living with Crohn’s and Colitis.” |
