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Whenever I drive by PB Middle School, I ponder the traits printed across the building.
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Katie Burke, or “Katie B Happyy” as she prefers to be called, is a master yoga instructor and personal trainer who’s been teaching classes at Core Power and other yoga studios for years.
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The Pacific Beach Town Council functioned as a state assembly legislative session during its May meeting as local Assembly member Todd Gloria (D-78) and other legislative sponsors sought support for their bills from a full house of 80 PB residents.
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“Out with the old and in with the new!”
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Even though three major streets cross over Rose Creek in Pacific Beach, many drivers barely know it’s there.
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• Pacific Beach Farmers Market: 2-7 p.m.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group seated new board members at its April 24 meeting at the PB Library.
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The City’s draft ordinance regarding vehicle habitation, state legislation regulating law enforcement procedures, electric scooters, height limits in coastal zones, short-term rentals and other hot-button issues were discussed at the PB Town Council meeting Wednesday, April 17 at Crown Point Elementary School.
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San Diego County Crime Stoppers (along with investigators from the San Diego Police Department ‘s Northern Division) are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspects involved in a felony assault in the Pacific Beach area.
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ONGOING EVENTS • Pacific Beach Farmers Market: 2-7 p.m.
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The City of San Diego is facing a lawsuit filed by a disabled man who said he was injured when teenagers on an electric scooter lost control and caused a bicyclist to slam into his wheelchair on the boardwalk in Pacific Beach last July.
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In a world where everyone is looking down at their phones and posting selfies with messages about their own lives, 23-year old PB resident and jewelry-maker Bea Doheny is spreading a message of curiosity about things beyond oneself — a reminder to “look up.”
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At a press conference March 25 held in Mission Bay Park, Mayor Kevin Faulconer announced he would bring forward a new ordinance to ban the proliferation of people living in vehicles on residential streets and parking lots.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group discussed several issues at its March 27 meeting at the library.
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Editor’s Note: This feature is the first in a series of reports on family-friendly entities in Pacific Beach .