Rocks and Hops
There’s a homeless guy named Dave to whom I give a buck or two each week at the Farmers Market.
Month: June 2015
The Weepies’ New Album Reviewed
Sirens presents an emotional spectrum both wide and deep enough to make you cry tears of grief and hope.
Hundreds ‘Stand in the Sand’ to Protest Refugio Oil Spill
They called for more renewable energy sources to save the environment.
Say Goodbye to Aloha
Cameron Crowe’s romantic drama should be tossed into a Hawaiian volcano.
Captive Taxes
To pay for the jail, Sheriff Bill Brown is planning to raise $1.4 million, most of which comes from inmate phone charges? Does anyone hear echoes of Ferguson, Missouri?
Cliff Sponsel: 1910 – 2014
Cliff Sponsel’s life spanned from a one-room schoolhouse to an engineering career to a love of cars to some major philanthropy.
Other Desert Cities at Rubicon Theatre
Generations clash over politics and reveal their family secrets.
Sandbar Serving Up Charities
The renovated State Street bar now fundraises for Notes for Notes, Relay for Life, and other nonprofits each month.
Oil and Water Don’t Mix
Yet another spill shows there’s no good way to remove oil from the ocean.
La Jolla Spring Trail
This steep walk on Figueroa Mountain traverses zones from dry to wet.
