Wednesday,
June 23
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Tuesday,
June 22
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Monday,
June 21
  <<< John
Rippo the
editor/publisher of the oversized monthly coffeehouse tabloid Espresso
was seen Sunday on University Avenue with his oversized red bicycle.
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Sunday,
June 20
  < Temecula is having a street chalking festival this weekend. Take Dad on an hour road trip today for some extra fun on Fathers Day. Hillcrest’s newest pet
boutique, Dogma Catma,
was
featured on yesterday’s KUSI morning news demonstrating the latest in
accessories for your favorite traveling pet. Thumbs up to owner Carl
Gustafson and Buddy the beagle who modeled the latest in doggie
backpacks for Bridgit Naso. Everything you need for a traveling pooch
or pussy can be found at 142 University Avenue.
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Saturday,
June 19
  Cabrillo Bridge fire At 4:34am Thursday, a fire was reported at the Laurel Street Bridge in Balboa Park, which connects Sixth Avenue to the center of the park over Highway 163. It has been established that the arson fire started near the base of one of the columns. All but the north sidewalk reopened on Friday afternoon. Factoid > The sidewalk on the bridge registered a temperature of 250˚ at one point. Under the bridge, the temp was more than 1,000 degrees! |
Friday,
June 18
  << Deputy Mayor and Third District Councilmember Toni Atkins surveying the fire situation at the command center in Balboa Park on June 17. “My heart sank when I heard it was the bridge,” stated Atkins. Toni with San Diego
Fire Chief Jeff Bowman >> |
Thursday,
June 17
Dogma
Catma owners Carl & Tim |
< Their Artma was a fun fundraiser for FOCAS Over $3,000 of original artwork was purchased Thursday evening at Hillcrest’s newest pet shop, 142 University Ave (formerly Royal Monkey). Laguna Beach artist D. E. Brown had several impressionistic canine creations. |
 Georgi & Ray Young with their new cat! |
