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Move over burger place, coffee place coming in
Since we, Book Place, asked the new Jack-In-The-Box to have their employees to park further away, it has opened up some parking spaces. But you're right, really not enough parking.— April 27, 2017 2:38 p.m.
Move over burger place, coffee place coming in
Thank you, Liz, for the image of the proposed Starbucks! I own the Book Place in the center and it's nice to see what's happening.— March 19, 2017 10:39 p.m.
What About Hodges?
I moved to Del Dios (Lake Hodges, west side) in November of, I think, 1977. It was raining then and didn't stop for months. I woke up one night the following February at about midnight to this loud noise just outside the bedroom. It was water rushing down the canyon right next to the house; the very dry ground was finally saturated. That was the day the Lake really started to fill up, and we then had a Lake view! And, of course, the property values went up about 20%, almost over night. :-)— June 14, 2008 11:36 p.m.