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In Mission Hills We Celebrate!
By Jamaal Jackson, President of Mission Hills BID, Assistant Vice President Branch Manager US BANK Mission Hills. Summer is in full swing and the 4th of July is right around the corner. We know our favorite restaurants will be bustling and sidewalks filled because of happy get together occassions with friends and family. As you plan your 4th of July celebration, whether it is to meet up with others or to enjoy time at home with a backyard bar-b-que, keep in mind everything for this festive holiday begins and ends in Mission Hills – ingredients for hand-crafted cocktails, nice bottles of wine, a prime piece of beef, chicken, ribs or links, a wide array of healthy vegetables and desserts, or a restaurant reservation – remember that all is at your fingertips, right here in Mission Hills. Plus, locations from which to view several firework displays are located throughout the neighborhood.
Home Price Gains In All 50 States Slow Year-Over-Year
Latest CoreLogic report shows price appreciation decelerated to 4.9% annually in May. San Diego posted the highest year-over-year home price increase of the country’s 10 highlighted metro areas in May, at 9.2%. Although May 2024 was the 148th consecutive month of home price growth across the country, year-over-year appreciation...
Padres Slugger Heating Up Before Midsummer Classic
The weather is heating up, and so is Manny Machado. The third baseman began the year battling through injuries but has turned it around. Machado is poised for another All-Star selection, the seventh of his career, and is boosting a San Diego Padres team that is heating up with him. After an offseason elbow surgery, Machado appeared to be his old self in Spring Training, slashing .313/.333/.438 in 12 games. Once the season started, however, it became apparent that Machado wasn’t quite right. A slow start to the season worried fans, but the veteran urged patience and said he would sort it out and light it up as usual. Although it was a long time coming, Manny’s figured it out.
‘America’s Got Talent’: 8-Year-Old Boss Baby Brody Stuns Judges with Dance Moves (VIDEO)
America’s Got Talent judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, and Sofía Vergara were blown away by 8-year-old jazz dancer Boss Baby Brody, who took to the stage for a “spectacular” performance that earned him four yeses. In an early release clip of Tuesday’s (July 2)...
Belly Up celebrates 50 years carrying the torch for San Diego's music scene
It's been 50 years since two friends turned a failed Solana Beach waterbed store into their dream bar that soon became an iconic music club. Why it matters: Belly Up has spent half a century fighting San Diego's reputation as a lackluster music town. Driving the news: The venue is...
Padres' surge is removing intriguing trade targets from Yankees' platter
The Yankees, in the midst of a successfully odd season, might have to complete a variation on a hockey line change at the trade deadline. The bullpen's gassed. The rotation might be even worse. The lineup's half-whole (generously). Gerrit Cole, DJ LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres returning to form would be a fantastic start, but would still leave the Yankees thin and seeking reinforcements (especially since none of those guys are shutdown options in the later innings).
Composite cutting systems are dedicated to material optimization
FKgroup (Dalmine, Italy) showcases its solutions for cutting composite materials. At the forefront of FKgroup’s offerings are its state-of-the-art machines, which are designed to optimize the material cutting process. They use patented technology to prevent material hardening, which ensures material integrity while maintaining a clean work environment through the use of filtration systems.
Botanist Fears Rare Plant Deaths in Torrey Pines Brush Fire
Jon Rebman is almost too scared to learn to what extent a brush fire wiped out rare and native plants when Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve Extension caught fire last week. The botany curator at San Diego Natural History Museum spent his 32-year career scrounging for and studying the reserve extension, one of San Diego’s most biodiverse habitats. He’s never seen it catch fire. And he’s not sure whether hundreds of plant species can survive being scorched and compete with an onslaught of weeds that clamber in to take their place.
Kensington residents angered over the city replacing century-old streetlights
SAN DIEGO — For years, residents in Kensington have been fighting to restore their historic neighborhood's century-old streetlights. However, the City of San Diego has decided to replace those remaining lights with replicas, citing cost and other factors. These original streetlights date back to the 1920's when Kensington was...
SDSU dominates Mountain West Championships for third year
San Diego, CA–For the third year, San Diego State University (SDSU) has emerged as the dominant force in the Mountain West Conference, securing six Mountain West (MW) championships in the 2023-24 academic year. This impressive feat includes titles across multiple sports, cementing the Aztecs’ reputation as a powerhouse in...
Boeing Delivers Upgraded Super Hornet Fighter Aircraft to Navy
Boeing has delivered the first two upgraded F/A-18 Block III Super Hornets to the U.S. Navy ahead of schedule. The company said Thursday it has equipped the aircraft with tactical targeting network technology and a distributed targeting processor-networked open mission systems processor to upgrade and extend the service life of the fighter jets.
THE FANTASTIC FOUR SDCC Posters Reveal New Look At Marvel's First Family; Confirm Future Foundation Plans
Comic-Con is just weeks away and the first banners promoting the event have been spotted in San Diego. As you'll see below, Marvel Studios is teasing The Fantastic Four with some cool artwork featuring Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic and Johnny Storm/Human Torch. A second banner showcases Sue Storm/Invisible Woman and Ben...
Defunct San Diego Cocktail Bar ModBom Accused Of Failing To Provide Tax Records To Employees
Defunct San Diego cocktail bar, Modbom, which closed last year after a short stint in San Diego's East Village, is being accused of not paying some vendors and failing to provide former employees with important tax documents. In early 2023, Aubree Miller and Brian Rubinstein took over the East Village...
Discover the Difference: Marijuana Delivery with SD Fleet
In the vibrant landscape of cannabis delivery services in San Diego, SD Fleet stands out as a beacon of reliability, affordability, and exceptional customer service. With a commitment to exceeding expectations at every turn, here's why SD Fleet is your ultimate destination for all your cannabis needs:. Comfortable ETA’s: Say...
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