Tuesday,
May 17
Leonardo, Amanda and Tom say good-bye to Chef Lau’s.
The couple will have more time to play with their new son when a
new Japanese restaurant opens its doors at the Sixth Avenue location.
Major GOP
power-pockets lunched
at a $10,000/plate fundraiser for da governator yesterday at Mr. A’s.
at a $10,000/plate fundraiser for da governator yesterday at Mr. A’s.
Suppose that included a cigar?
Monday,
May 16
Amid
deepening federal probes into
city finances...three city officials involved in
the pension crisis calls it quits.
English-born mortician Percy Benbough was elected mayor in 1935. Four years earlier SD had adopted its new charter... one mayor resigned, another was jailed, three councilmen resigned, and we had four city managers. Sound familiar?
English-born mortician Percy Benbough was elected mayor in 1935. Four years earlier SD had adopted its new charter... one mayor resigned, another was jailed, three councilmen resigned, and we had four city managers. Sound familiar?
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“Should
any
political party
attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and
eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that
party again in our political history. There is a tiny splinter group,
of course, that believes that you can do these things. Among them are a
few Texas oil millionaires, and an occasional politician or businessman
from other areas. Their number is negligible and they are
stupid.”
— President Dwight D. Eisenhower, l952Sunday,
May 15
“I was
incredulous when I read the
recent GLT editorial saying ‘the GLBT
community may need to prioritize what is best for the city in lieu of
politicized issues concerning our community’ when considering for whom
to vote in the upcoming mayoral race. It left me wondering
when Tony
Zampella started writing editorials for the
Gay and Lesbian Times.”
< Today’s U-T on Donna
Saturday,
May 14
this morning at Mission Bay
Park
Friday,
May 13
< Art Alive, San Diego Art Museum in Balboa Park
More than 100 floral designers have once again filled the galleries of the Museum of Art with a visual feast for the 24th celebration of the museum’s grandest fundraiser, Art Alive. One highlight of this year’s extravaganza is the dazzling floral design work by the internationally recognized ambassador of the floral industry, René van Rems, in the museum’s historic rotunda.
The exhibition is open to the public through Sunday, May 15, with special evening hours tonight.
Thursday,
May 12Wednesday,
May 11
Now playing through June 11 at Diversionary Theatre
“Looking for Normal” by Jane Anderson
< Wayne (Lance Rogers), Irma (Terri Park) and Patty Anne (Natasha Feldman) react to the news that their father wants a sex change.
Photo by Christopher Robinson
Tuesday,
May 10
