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Matthew Suárez 1:30 p.m., July 20
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Clairemont by Robert Chartier
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Clairemont by Robert Chartier
Clairemont by Robert Chartier
Clairemont Events
Pat HiltonBlarney Stone Pub |
Thursday, July 20, 9 p.m. |
Acoustic NightsBlackthorn Irish Pub & Grub |
Thursday, July 20, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. |
Clairemont Farmers' Market |
Thursday, July 20, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. |
ScooterCON SD11Krause Family Bike and Skate Park |
Saturday, July 22, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. |
Clairemont News & Stories
What lies in Clairemont's future?
Single-family paradise resistant to change
The update of the Clairemont community plan is in full swing. How this plan shapes up will determine the future of Clairemont and Bay Park until at least 2040. Senior city planner Marlon Pangilinan gave ...
What are those easterly winds blowing to Clairemont?
What happened to Miramar Landfill to change things?
On May 25, the Air Pollution Control District hearing board ordered the city to return on July 27 with a diagnosis and a concrete plan to deal with the smells that are vexing residents downwind ...
High Tech High requests permit for 1636 students instead of 1110
Clairemont neighbors get hot
The first official public meeting for the High Tech High project was held on May 10. It was the first meeting for the new Clairemont subcommittee planning group since electing a new chair. The meeting ...
Fewer burritos, more Mediterranean
International market has tarama, sangak, and mast`o musir
A buddy of mine recently made a shift in his eating habits: fewer burritos, more Mediterranean. Even though I didn’t imagine finding the ingredients for a Mediterranean diet would prove challenging — it is what ...
Bay Parkers praise Highway 101 signs on Morena Blvd.
But one old-timer says 101 was where I-5 is now.
The last stop for Dave Potter, before ordering historic Highway 101 signage to put up along Morena Boulevard, was to get one last final thumbs-up from the Clairemont community planning group on April 18. Potter, ...
Comments
graeme151 May 14, 2013 @ 4:07 p.m.
Cmonster. I can see the ocean from my casa.
kbgafter June 2, 2013 @ 11:03 a.m.
I live across the street from Field Elementary located on Bannock avenue. My next door neighbors informed me that their 10 year old daughter has been victimized by the same classmates over the past few years. Whenever they attempt to bring this to the attention of the school administration they have encountered a dead end. The situation has gotten so out of control that their daughter has become emotionally distraught. She is presently receiving psychological counseling.
A meeting was recently held between the parents and Ms. Yesinia Robinson, school principal. Their objective was to get some type of assurance that this "Zero Tolerance" offense will finally be resolved. Incidentally, the same offenders have always met with little or no punishment for their behavior. In fact, it was suggested by the victim's present teacher that work, for the remaining number of days of days left on the school calendar, could be sent home; so that the young girl wouldn't have to come to school. Again, no consequences have been presented to the perpetrators. At this last meeting the principal offered the following advice to the parents (paraphrasing), their daughter needs to develop a tough skin. Apparently, resolution of this offensive action can once again be swept under the rug.
ozseppo June 12, 2013 @ 3:50 p.m.
I used to think I was the only triathlete in Clairemont, for decades. But I've seen 2 Tri Club stckers about town. Who's out there, and does the Tri Club social things, eg, Aquathon thursday, Del Mar Beach concert Tuesday?
egewryhesry July 2, 2013 @ 9:37 a.m.
What can you say about having an apartment on the canyon's edge in North Clairemont .... helicopters circling by day looking for bank robbers, blaring out subject descriptions over the bullhorn; the constant swish of traffic at rush hour on the road lining the canyon bottom; and late at night when all is quiet ,the yipping and barking of coyotes roaming the hillsides. No beach, but the beach is close enough and it's a heckuva lot cheaper housing.
captainamy Aug. 17, 2013 @ 7:37 a.m.
I have a hard time saying I live in Clairmont. Growing up in PB, I can hear that little voice in my head saying, "uhhh Square-mont". Locals that live hear say, "oh, I live in North City, Bay Ho, Bay Park or by the 5 and the 52". TRUTH be told....Square-mont is an ideal geographic location. Close to all the pleasures that SD provides. Minutes from the bay, beach, downtown and where jobs concentrate. Oh yeah, Square-mont enjoys the cool coastal weather without that pesty marine layer.
peakmecca March 9, 2017 @ 9:08 a.m.
You're right, perfect location to all, without having to deal with the fallout of coastal or downtown living. Yet houses still start at half a million. I too live in "East PB," but we have The Home Depot & Target they have to drive to. Most of all, we have the Blarneystone!
daphnegalang Aug. 27, 2013 @ 10:41 a.m.
Carol Kim, candidate for San Diego City Council, District 6, held a "Meet & Greet" with supporters in Clairemont this past weekend. According to her website, www.carolkimd6.com, she supports the start-up and growth of small businesses, safe and well-maintained communities, and cooperation with military families. She will be running in the city council election in 2014.
sramirez Sept. 12, 2013 @ 1:50 p.m.
Recently, while walking I saw something so funny at the end of Chippewa Ct that I had to share it. The problem is I’m not sure if it is funny because the city sent workers with RED PAINT to the site of a fire hydrant to mark the curb for future painting or if it is funny because it is the new way to indicate a red curb – that is draw lines at the edges and just write the word “red” on the curb
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