Envision La Mesa volunteers Wolfgang Koenig, Ursula Koenig, Craig Reed, Eunice Ventura and Karen Gibson are working to clean up blight in west La Mesa, like the A1 Equipment Rental yard on University Avenue.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterEnvision La Mesa volunteers Wolfgang Koenig, Ursula Koenig, Craig Reed, Eunice Ventura and Karen Gibson are working to clean up blight in west La Mesa, like the A1 Equipment Rental yard on University Avenue.
This sunset event will be held on Saturday, Aug. 11, from 5–11 p.m., and will feature vignettes by local performing and visual artists, music on two stages, casino gaming, live art demonstrations, tastings provided by more than a dozen participating local restaurants, 360-degree views, and dancing under the stars to the music of Mighty Untouchables.
Best of La Mesa 2017
The problem of San Diego’s declining air quality brought out approximately 100 philanthropists, healthcare professionals, environmental advocates, community leaders and residents from across the county and even some groups from across the border to the forum.
Several weeks ago, there had been serious doubt the Lake Murray Fireworks and MusicFest celebration — a daylong music concert culminating in the pyrotechnic display — would even happen.
Valerie Victor was a member of the parish for almost half a century.
According to the city staff report, the taxes on marijuana businesses are “structured to provide a range of tax rates that will be high enough to generate revenue to offset the costs of regulating and managing the cannabis businesses and related activities, while simultaneously being low enough to avoid over-taxation and ensure the long-term sustainability of the businesses subject to the tax.”
Although many San Diegans are aware that Southern California has long been a home for newly-resettled refugees, few understand the unique problems that are faced by this population once they arrive in the United States.
It’s an event they throw once a year for La Mesa residents and anyone who has an appetite.
Playing a repertoire drawing heavily on classic Americana music with marches, patriotic tunes, and even a Count Basie song, the band was well received.