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Created during pandemic to boost exercise opportunities, slow streets have been removed except in Pacific Beach
This Month in History is a feature in PB Monthly highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
For years, our Pacific Beach Community Plan called for connecting Pacific Beach Drive and North Mission Bay Drive over Rose Creek.
The group was faced with mounting maintenance costs for the 110-year-old building
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Restaurant’s name is a nod to the idea that healthy food can be sexy and exciting.
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Block captains address greenery, street cleaning and creating opportunities for more art on Garnet Avenue.
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Debate featured SDG&E reps, proponents of non-profit power companies
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The collision happened about 3:05 p.m. Sunday on Mission Boulevard near Opal Street
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The incident happened shortly after 10:20 p.m. Monday on Ingraham Street near Fortuna Avenue.
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Teachers are happy to see kids again, but nervous about hybrid learning and COVID
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Pacific Beach Elementary principal, leaders of Mission Bay Cluster share their thoughts on return to campus
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Pacific Beach’s Ambrogio15, Donut Bar and Arslans Gyros are using Till the App.
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This Month in History is a feature in PB Monthly highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
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Pacific Beach’s Ambrogio15 team partners in three new projects in La Jolla and Del Mar
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Report: San Diego police stopped Black people at 219% higher rate per population than white people in 2018-19
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The one-year pilot program would have metered parking in the Garnet Avenue area
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Pacific Beach Middle School students succeed in drive for park renaming to honor two Black educators
Pacific Beach Middle School students succeed in drive for park renaming to honor two Black educators
The park will be renamed Fannie and William Payne Community Park
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Martin, who fought in Normandy, has received a number of accolades for his military service
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The event kicked off the PB Town Council Chalk Art Contest for children
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Medics took gunshot victim from Bahia Resort Hotel to a hospital; three people involved in Pacific Beach pursuit crash also hospitalized
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In-person/online hybrid students will return to school four days a week, for six hours each day, beginning April 12
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The man’s injuries were not believed to be life-threatening
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District is waiting on parent survey results to see how many families will return
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City-funded program is sending workers into Pacific Beach and other communities to connect people with services, housing
