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Happy Birthday, Nancy
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Please consider shopping in the safe and friendly village atmosphere of Hillcrest this holiday season. We offer plenty of free parking, unique stores, strolling carolers, one-of-a-kind items and a great assortment of gift certificates for our fine salons and spas, plus you’re supporting small businesses, well...except for the GAP.
Between purchases you may even grab a great snack or meal.
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A cast of characters can always be found on the streets of Hillcrest, home of the best people watching in San Diego.
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Most San Diegans overindulged in celebration of an autumn
harvest festival shared over a three-day period sometime between Sept.
21 and Nov. 11, 1621 by the Plymouth colonists and the Wampanoag
Indians. Those who celebrate the event nowadays call it “Thanksgiving,”
even though the original feast was reportedly a secular festival and a
thanksgiving was something else
entirely.
Yummy, yummy....we love Thanksgiving!
Hope you all had a great day, too.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Ernest!
Enjoy that turkey (and your day off!)
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Letter
to the Editor
from today’s Union-Tribune
Support and outrage at gay union ruling
I suppose I should ideologically be against gay unions since I am a conservative Republican. But I can’t understand how two gay men or lesbians who join in a union like marriage harms me, or anyone else for that matter. I believe marriage is between a man and a woman, but I don’t see how it harms me if the law chooses to recognize same-sex unions.
Even if the couple wants to adopt a child, science says sexual orientation is determined by a person’s genes, so the child will not become homosexual because of the union of the parents. If the couple finds happiness with each other, isn't that the most important thing?
SAMUEL G. KIBLER
Lakeside
over fish tacos (at lalo’s, of course) we ran across this little article at the left.
how the world turns! a mere twenty years ago this same publisher wouldn’t even print the word “gay,” and now we have “conservative republicans” from lakeside coming out of the closet in our support.
thank you, sam
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Oh, Canada!
Rio Caliente — Vancouverites Lynette and Cheryl enjoyed a daytrip to Tlaquepaque (in Guadalajara).
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ruby: maui ride
Interesting article in the R-P about cannibus growing on the central coast
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Hi-Rise planned for Heart of the ’hood
301 University Avenue
A ten-story condo has been proposed forcorner of Third and University by Up Inc., who is also developing new buildings for Ninth Avenue and Park Boulevard. Prices are expected to range from $300,000 to over $1 million. The ground floor will include 6,000 square feet of retail space.
60 years ago this block included a bakery, a candy store and the Hillcrest Wood and Coal Company.
