OB Community Garden Looking for More Gardeners
by Dave Schwab / Peninsula Beacon / November 2, 2023
Members of Ocean Beach Community Garden, who just held their annual fall festival on Oct. 21, are actively recruiting new membership.
“This summer we experienced a lot of turnover, and we are now collaborating on exploring options to revive membership,” said spokesperson Melva Gitana-Monsivais, who discovered the community garden, tucked away at 2351 Soto St., via Google. “We hope to get the exposure to keep plots filled and empower the community’s efforts in growing gardens.”
Why People Oppose a Homeless Facility at Barracks H
Here’s the text of a petition that opposes a homeless “camp” at Barracks H near Point Loma. (The petition is misleading in that it calls the proposed site “Liberty Station”.) It was started by Derek Falconer and as of this posting, has garnered 3862 signatures.
by Derek Falconer
Last year, at our local Little League field, my 7 year old son encountered a homeless man in the public bathroom without pants who had soiled himself, was mumbling incoherently, and had a needle in his arm. My son was very shaken as a result of being exposed to such tragedy at such an innocent age.
California Finally Moving to Restrict Synthetic Turf
by Shreya Agrawal / CalMatters – Times of San Diego / October 22, 2023
Gov. Gavin Newsom last week passed on a chance to limit the use of the so-called “forever chemicals” in legions of plastic products when he vetoed a bill that would have banned them in synthetic lawns.
His veto of an environmental bill that overwhelmingly passed the Legislature underscores California’s convoluted guidance on the plastic turf that some homeowners, schools and businesses use in place of grass in a state accustomed to drought.
Here’s One Way to Protect California’s Beaches From Rising Seas: Stop Messing With Them
By Karina Johnston / Op-Ed LA Times / Oct. 20, 2023
Protecting our coasts from sea level rise is increasingly urgent, especially for densely populated coastal communities such as Southern California’s. Coastal flooding and beach erosion from rising seas and storms are far more than a threat; they’re already happening in many places in California and beyond. But new research suggests one relatively simple means of shoring up our beaches: leaving them alone.
As I and my colleagues at UC Santa Barbara and our partner institutions showed
News From Ocean Beach and Point Loma – Late Oct./ Early Nov. Part 2
Workouts Can Be Dangerous
Warren-Walker prepares to bring its Middle School to Point Loma-OB to join its two other campuses
10th Anniversary of “Ride the Point” on Nov. 11
Bicyclist Injured on West Pt Loma
Robertos to Open in Point Loma
Unhoused Elder Killed in Collision in the Midway
Will San Diego Crack Down Harsher on 3-Day Parking Vagrants?
Apartment Fire on W. Pt. Loma
Man Convicted of 1990 Point Loma Murder of Sailor
America’s Stand Should Be With the Seekers of Peace
by Ernie McCray
I turn on the TV
and I hear the news
that Hamas
had taken the lives of
hundreds of Jews
and my eyes teared
and like dust being vacuumed
my breath was sucked away
just thinking that human beings
can treat each other this way
putting them in harm’s way
as they listen to music being played
and then I became equally dismayed,
knowing that Netanyahu’s
retaliation to this horrible display
of heinous madness
would be more deadly
News from Ocean Beach and Point Loma — From Mid-October 2023
Here’s a whole wave full of news from OB and PL – but from mid-October 2023 during the period the Rag was “down.”
Update on Possible Sale of Waters Edge Church
City Pays Out $8M to Man Injured While Police Detained Him in 2019 in the Midway
Camaro Crashes Into Sunset Cliffs House
Midway Roommate Squabble Leads to Gunfight and SWAT
Rady Children’s Ice Rink Returns to Liberty Station
COVID 19 Traces at Highest Level in Over Year at Point Loma Wastewater Treatment Plant
November 2023 Events for San Diego — from the Ocean Beach Green Center
All events are online and free unless stated otherwise
* Every Saturday 10:30 am. Climate Mobilization Coalition Meetings November 4th, 11th,18th, and 25th
* November 11th Saturday 5 pm – 11:59 pm KNSJ’s 10 Year Anniversary Gala
* November 11th Saturday 3 pm Amnesty International Group 137 San Diego.
* November 11th Saturday Protest Del Mar @ Race Track #1
Democratic Party-Aligned Political Consultants Worked For and Against Same Candidate in 2020
By Arturo Castañares / La Prensa / October 23, 2023
A brother and sister team of political consultants worked both for and against a city council candidate during the 2020 election according to a new investigation request filed with the San Diego Democratic Party by the victim of the fraud.
Marcus Bush, who was endorsed by the Democratic Party in his successful campaign for the City Council in National City in November 2020, requested an internal investigation into Andrea Cardenas who runs Grassroots Resources LLC, a local consulting firm owned by her brother, Jesus Cardenas.
Disgraced Former Sheriff Gore Withdraws His Nomination for Ethics Commission
More than a month after being nominated by Mayor Todd Gloria to serve on the San Diego Ethics Commission, former Sheriff Bill Gore has withdrawn his nomination in the face of overwhelming opposition.
An’s Dry Cleaning Gelato Shop Coming to Ocean Beach
From SanDiegoVille
After being named second Best Ice Cream Shop in America by USA Today, San Diego’s 5-year-old An’s Dry Cleaning Gelato Shop is continuing its local expansion and will soon open a new location in Ocean Beach.
David Aguilera, Travis Bailey, Kris Warren, and Jimmy Blalock opened the flagship An’s Dry Cleaning on Adams Avenue between Hawthorn Coffee and Tajima Restaurant in North Park in spring 2018.
Named after the shuttered dry cleaning shop it replaced, An’s is meant to pay homage to the classic American dry cleaner in its design, finishes, and layout.


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