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Bankers Hill Events

Firehouse Swing Dance San Diego Woman's Club	Wednesday, June 20, 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
Decoding the Wheel: Astrology for Beginners Thread + Seed	Thursday, June 21, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
San Diego Freak Out: Junoire, more Helmuth Projects	Friday, June 22, 7 p.m.
Sensorium IDEA1	Saturday, June 30, 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Bankers Hill News & Stories

AIDS memorial to arise from murky process?

“To say it’s not going to work is a disingenuous and ridiculous assertion.”

Ahead of today's (February 22) planning-group meeting to discuss the Olive Street park and AIDS memorial, some people are worried that the convoluted process has overwhelmed the most important idea. The plan (to be discussed ...

AIDS memorial plan not so great, say residents

"Todd [Gloria] came to us with the plan and we thought it was great."

The draft plans for Olive Street Park met resistance Thursday evening (October 26th) as people who live adjacent to the 80´ x 100´ plot of land raised a ruckus over not being included or notified ...

Bankers Hill studded with local history

The suspension bridges, the houses by Gill, Requa, and William Templeton Johnson

To the north above downtown and east above the airport rises Bankers Hill. Literally “uptown,” Bankers Hill is characterized by historic homes and modern development. Landscaping and non-native plants are found in the canyons that ...

Proposed AIDS memorial for Olive Street

Intended park land bequeathed to city nearly 100 years ago

The announcement on September 9th that the San Diego AIDS Memorial Task Force had selected a site — 20 years after the first such task force got underway — isn’t sitting well with some community ...

No master plan for Maple Canyon

"Some previous deputy director must have thought it would be a good idea."

Maple Canyon lovers heard the echo of the freeway building in the early 1960s at the start of summer, when they found about 50 feet of the west entry to the canyon had been paved ...