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Church leaders, DIA DE LOS MUERTOS Citywide neighbors discuss homeless issues hepatitis A Some residents want data released free meals stopped

By DAVE SCHWAB Pacific, Mission beaches have 16 reported cases The first meeting between church leaders and concerned By DAVE SCHWAB neighbors over problems sur- rounding churches feeding the Since November 2016, when a homeless in Pacific Beach was countywide hepatitis A outbreak described by both parties as was first detected, 507 people have encouraging. been infected, 20 have died, and “We were trying to tell the more than 80,000 others have churches we've got problems been vaccinated, San Diego Coun- here,” said Matt Phillips, a Pacif- ty Health Department authorities ic Beach resident who started an confirmed. online petition drive to encour- There were 16 cases reported in age churches to stop feeding the the Pacific and Mission beach com- homeless. Phillips believes such munities, 11 in Ocean Beach and “handouts,” in his view, are Point Loma, and three in La Jolla. counterproductive, enabling the Hepatitis A is a liver infection homeless to continue being dis- A young woman dressed up as ‘La Calavera Catrina,’ a Mexican character also known as ‘the Dapper Skele- caused by the hepatitis A virus, solute without encouraging ton,’ at the Dia de los Muertos parade in Mexico City on Oct. 28. PHOTO BY THOMAS MELVILLE which is highly contagious. It can them to change. cause liver disease, lasting a few Phillips said he's decided to weeks to a serious illness lasting continue his change.org petition DAY OF THE DEAD CELEBRATION AT OLD TOWN months, and in some cases, it can drive, which netted 400 sup- be fatal. porters for ending PB church The annual Dia de los Muertos Campo Santo Cemetery. and written tributes to loved ones. Contamination can occur when feeds in a matter of weeks. (Day of the Dead) will be celebrat- Restaurants, museums and For Dia de los Muertos, Mexican persons infected with hepatitis A “The best way to ensure ed in Old Town on Nov. 2 and will shops have created more than 50 families create special altars dis- do not wash their hands properly churches change their policies is conclude with the traditional can- traditional and contemporary Dia playing offerings of food, candles, after going to the bathroom, then to continue the petition and dlelight procession at 6 p.m., start- de los Muertos altars. A public alter incense, ocre yellow marigolds and touch other objects or food items. increase signatures,” said ing at San Diego Avenue and Twig- is located in El Campo cemetery photos of departed loved ones as a Hepatitis A virus does not always Phillips. “The petition is an open gs Street. The procession will travel where visitors are encouraged to celebration to remember and honor cause symptoms. Some with the down San Diego Avenue to El add their own mementos, photos those who have died. SEE HOMELESS, Page 12 SEE HEPATITIS, Page 4 THURSDAY · NOVEMBER 2, 2017 2 BEACH & BAY PRESS News

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HEPATITIS >> CONT. FROM PG. 1

virus have no symptoms — fever, fatigue, nausea, loss of appetite, yel- lowing of the eyes (jaundice), stom- ach pain, vomiting, dark urine, pale stools and diarrhea. Adults are more likely to have symptoms than children. Additionally, San Diego County Health Department reported rough- ly two-thirds of the victims have been homeless and/or illicit drug users. That makes the task of com- batting the disease a real challenge, said Dr. Wilma Wooten, public health officer for the San Diego County. “It's (homeless/drug abusers) a difficult-to-reach population,” she said. “So we've had to creatively go where they are (on the street) because these people typically don't go to health clinics. We've put out 15 to 50 days.” spread the disease. Many people teams of public health nurses and Wooten said there was a spike in have discounted the plastic-bag the- law enforcement homeless outreach hepatitis A cases starting this ory, but not Wooten. officers to help us vaccinate those March, which prompted her to “Yes, absolutely, we know people people.” declare a local public health emer- use the bags for [defecation],” she The ongoing hepatitis outbreak gency. And, because infections are said. “We know people don’t have was unexpected. most common among the homeless bathrooms and they can put bags “Typically, every month we have who often have no access to sani- in cans and buckets and maintain two to three cases of hepatitis A that tary facilities, the county’s efforts good hygiene. That’s why we put is travel-related, associated with began turning toward installing plastic bags in the hygiene kits we’re someone who has gone to a country hand-washing stations and doing handing out. That’s what we expect where there is a high prevalence of street cleaning in early summer. people will use them for.” the disease where they can get One theory advanced to explain The San Diego County Public exposed to it, and then bring it back the present hepatitis outbreak, is Health Officer strongly recommends with them,” said Wooten. “[Hepati- that California's discontinuation of the following groups be vaccinated tis] has a long incubation period — single-use plastic bags has helped with the hepatitis A vaccine: n People who are homeless. n Users of illegal drugs. Oakmont Senior Living n Men who have sex with men. n People with chronic liver dis- Oakmont of Pacific Beach is a premier senior commu- ease, such as cirrhosis, hepatitis B, nity situated on a beautifully landscaped campus. Devel- or hepatitis C. oped by Oakmont Senior Living, Oakmont of Pacific n People who work with, provide services to or clean up after the Beach provides exceptional quality, comfort and care homeless and/or illegal drug users. with five star services and amenities. Residents enjoy a n Food handlers who have adult rewarding lifestyle with individualized comprehensive clients. Food handlers are not at support that promotes continuing independence. increased risk, but if infected can impact a large number of people. Oakmont Senior Living is a recognized leader in the re- n People with clotting factor dis- tirement industry, having planned and developed more orders. n than 40 retirement communities in the western United People who conduct laborato- ry research with the virus. States. Our company is dedicated to hearing, under- n Travelers to countries where standing and responding to the needs of aging seniors. hepatitis A is common. Our award winning communities and attentive staff en- n People in close personal contact sure that your retirement years will be full of comfort with adopted children from countries and luxury. We are so very pleased to serve the Pacific where hepatitis A is common. Wooten said the county has Beach community. employed a three-pronged approach to addressing the hepatitis outbreak: The City of Pacific Beach is truly one of the gems of San vaccination, sanitation, and educa- Diego. For those looking to take in some of the most sce- tion. nic beach views California has to offer with close prox- “As of today, we've vaccinated imity to arts and entertainment, Pacific Beach is tough almost 84,000 individuals since we to beat. Pacific beach is surrounded by pristine beaches, identified the outbreak in March,” she said. shopping, dining, and abundant entertainment options. “We've also been installing hand- When people from around the world come to see what sanitizing stations throughout the San Diego has to offer they often fall in love with Pacific city and county, as well as cleaning Beach because of its world-renowned climate, beach and bleaching the sidewalks, using views, and endless opportunities for adventure. the same vendor as the city of Los Angeles, which has more homeless than San Diego, but has not had a Oakmont of Pacific Beach/San Diego Location hepatitis outbreak. We also have 955 Grand Ave. San Diego, CA 92109 introduced a public education campaign with posters on trolleys.” THURSDAY · NOVEMBER 2, 2017 News BEACH & BAY PRESS 5

Pacific and Mission beach communities Police raid illegal pot delivery service On Oct. 26, at approximately 7 concentrated cannabis, multiple come together for Maruta Gardner Day a.m., the San Diego Police Depart- ecstasy pills, $2,700 cash, and ment’s Narcotics Unit served business documents and records. search warrants at 1843 Grand Two employees, including the Ave. and 655 6th Ave. These loca- owner and an employee, were tions were being used to operate arrested for operating a business an illegal marijuana delivery ser- without a license and sales of vice called Kings of Green. In marijuana. addition to vehicle deliveries with- These subjects also face addi- in San Diego, Kings of Green was tional federal charges for using the delivering marijuana to areas out- U.S. mail to conduct their illegal side of San Diego via the mail. business. A third subject was The search warrant yielded arrested and booked into jail for approximately 47 pounds of high possession of a controlled sub- grade marijuana, 120 edibles and stance (ecstasy) with intent to sell.

Avoid Loosing Thousands When Selling Your Home SAN DIEGO, A new report has takes that cost them literally thou- just been released which reveals 7 sands of dollars. The good news is costly mistakes that most home- that each and every one of these owners make when selling their mistakes is entirely preventable. I home. And a 9 Step System that answer to this issue, industry insid- can help you sell your home fast ers have prepared for a free special and for the most amount of money. report entitled "The 9 step System This industry report shows clear- to Get Your Home Sold Fast and For A mural in memory of Maruta Gardner, designed by Israel (Ezra) Cervantes, will be dedicated at Mission Bay ly how the traditional ways of sell- Top Dollar." High School on Nov. 3. It is also being painted with the help of the Mission Bay High Mural Club. ing homes have become increas- To order a FREE special report, ingly less and less effective in call toll-free 1-800-276-0763 and Two communities in San Diego Day in recognition of Gardner's MARUTA GARDNER DAY today's market. The fact of the mat- enter 1000. You can call any time, have decided to come together years of service to the community ter is that fully three quarters of 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Get When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 3. around a cause inspired by fallen through the Women's Club, for her homesellers don't get what they your free special report NOW to community activist and former Mis- Where: Mission and Pacific beaches. graffiti eradication work, and for her want for their homes. find out how you can get the most sion Bay High School principal, Mural dedication: 9 a.m. Nov. 3 at Mission most recent effort to upgrade the As this report uncovers, most money for your home. Maruta Gardner. On Nov. 3, partic- Bay High School, 2475 Grand Ave. playground at Bonita Cove through homesellers make 7 deadly mis- ipating organizations are holding a the "Play by the Bay" fundraising Info: www.beautifulmb.com. Courtesy of Dennis DeSouza Coldwell Banker Lic. 01220680 “Day of Service” to inspire future effort. Gardner also served the com- leaders, and the community to munity through education, as an make a positive impact. Swell Coffee Co., and Olive Bakery. administrator for San Diego Unified Along with the Day of Service, a As a special treat, guests will also School District, as well as consulting beautiful mural in memory of Gard- be able to add to the mural, painting at San Diego State University. ner, and in the spirit of inspiring flowers in honor of beautifying the Anyone interested in participating community service, designed by city or in honor of a loved one. or contributing to the Maruta Gardner Israel (Ezra) Cervantes, will be ded- “There’s no better way to bring “Day of Service” events are encour- icated at Mission Bay High School our community together, than to aged to visit www.beautifulmb.com, and is being painted with the help of come out and participate in service or BeautifulMB’s facebook event page the Mission Bay High Mural Club. projects,” says John Vallas, a local for more information. “Friday, we are hosting a number business owner and one of the Participating community organi- of events as part of our Day of Ser- founders of BeautifulMB, along zations include the Mission Beach vice, and anyone from the commu- with Gina Champion-Cain, another Town Council, Pacific Beach Town nity, from military members to high local business owner. “We started Council, OMBAC, Mission Beach school students are invited and BeautifulMB for this very reason, to Women's Club, BeautifulPB, Beau- encouraged to participate in one of improve and beautify our commu- tifulMB, PB Street Guardians, PB the day’s service projects, which nity, and what a special way to do Library, Friends of PB Library, Mis- start at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., this on Maruta Gardner Day.” sion Bay High School, Olive Cafe & and 4 p.m. around Mission Beach In 2015, the City of San Diego Bakery, and ANOC World Beach and Pacific Beach,” said Dawn Reil- declared Nov. 3 as Maruta Gardner Games 2019. ly, project administrator for Beauti- fulMB. Community service projects include a cleanup around the Rose Creek and Crown Point Preserve areas, weeding and cleanup along the sidewalks, streets, and alleys in the business districts around Pacific Beach and Mission Beach, utility box painting and sealing along Mission Boulevard, anti-graffiti cleaning around the community (something that was very important to Gardner), and conversation and companion- ship at a local senior center. The day’s events will kick off with a dedication of a mural at Mission Bay High – inspiring community service in Gardner’s honor at 9 a.m. Attendees will be treated to coffee and pastries from local businesses THURSDAY · NOVEMBER 2, 2017 6 BEACH & BAY PRESS Community VFW Post 5985 serves veterans in Pacific Beach, 80 years and counting

By DAVE SCHWAB Post 5985 has an on-the-spot veteran service officer who is eager to VFW POST 5985 Every day is Veterans Day at VFW assist veterans with V.A. claims Where: 853 Turquoise St. Post 5985 in Pacific Beach. and/or issues. The post also has a What: The Post serves some 300 to 400 “This VFW Post doesn't do a lot rentable hall for private events, and members between the VFW and American here to commemorate Veterans multiple big screens to watch sport- Legion Auxiliary Unit 552, which both use Day,” said Frank Gless, quartermas- ing events. There is a pool table the facility. ter and CFO for Post 5985, which available for patrons, and, during Info: 858-488-3631. serves some 300 to 400 members hot days, the air conditioning is between the VFW and American always on and guests are welcome n Promote patriotism; Legion Auxiliary Unit 552, which to come in an chill. n Honor military service; both use the facility. “We have a canteen,” said Gless. n Ensure the care of veterans and But Gless pointed out members at “We rent our meeting room out for their families; VFW Post 5985, which has existed parties for $150, which takes care n Serve our communities; since 1938 at 853 Turquoise St., are of security.” n Promote a positive image of the “usually in the (veterans) parade Gless said PB VFW Post 5985 has VFW; and downtown, or are doing other a licensed kitchen with low-cost n Respect the diversity of veteran things at Naval Base Coronado, meals served to the local communi- opinions. which our guys enjoy.” ty. “We have a $4 meal on Tuesday Gless pointed out the PB VFW The PB VFW Post 5985 on Turquoise Street has a licensed kitchen and On its Facebook page, VFW Post nights featuring items like lasagna Post annually sponsors Boy Scouts, serves low-cost meals to the local community. PHOTO BY DAVE SCHWAB 5985 notes that, for more than 80 or chili, as well as serving big break- as well as offering fellowships to years, the organization has “com- fasts, a $7 meal every other Sunday, local seventh- and eighth-grade stu- al Mt. Soledad National Veterans by Air Group One of the Commem- bined the laid-back San Diego beach offering bacon, corned beef, biscuits dents who qualify by writing essays Memorial ceremony in La Jolla start- orative Air Force, and the San Diego mindset with good, old-fashioned and gravy, pancakes and fruit salad on patriotism. ing at 2 p.m. The event will feature Performance Team Aircraft, which values to provide a timeless location with all the trimmings, that usually “Every year, around December or keynote speaker Bonnie J. Dunbar, will cross over the memorial follow- where our nation's veterans come draws 40 or 50 people.” January, [Post 5985] picks our NASA astronaut, professor of ing the keynote address, executing together to relax, unwind and rem- The Post's vision is to “ensure that national scholars, our top seventh aerospace engineering at Texas the traditional Missing Man forma- inisce.” veterans are respected for their ser- and eighth graders, who go on to A&M, and former president/CEO of tion. Gless said conviviality is why vice, always receive their earned compete for $2,000 to $3,000 in the Museum of Flight. Veterans Day attendees are members and friends keep coming entitlements, and are recognized for prizes, doing a speech rather than The Mt. Soledad Memorial Day encouraged to arrive early. Old Town back to Post 5985. the sacrifices they and their loved an essay, also on patriotism. Our ceremony includes music by Marine Trolley will provide complimentary “It's a little bit rustic, but ours is a ones have made on behalf of this future is the children of this world.” Band San Diego from the Marine shuttle service to and from the great place, and we have a lot of fun great country.” But Gless noted the Post's main Corps Recruit Depot and Marine Vet- memorial from nearby Mt. Soledad here,” said Gless. “People comment Core values of the VFW Post: function is to “be of service to our eran Rocio Sanchez, and honors will Presbyterian Church (6551 Soledad on how friendly the Post is. We get n Always put the interests of our veterans.” be presented by the MCRD Color Mountain Road) and The French members transferring from other members first; On Veterans Day, Saturday, Nov. Guard and Rifle Team. American School (6550 Soledad posts because they like the cama- n Treat donors as partners in our 11 this year, many VFW Post 5985 As in years past, an emotionally Mountain Road) parking lots. raderie here.” cause; veterans will be attending the annu- moving “Fly By” will be conducted Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in PB death

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She explained one of their goals is to EDUCATION bring students of all ages together as with their partnership with Cli- NOTEBOOK>> mate Science Alliance sending MBHS students acting as Climate Mission Bay Cluster Ambassadors for a Clean Ocean to n Do you have friends or family liv- Pacific Beach elementary schools to ing outside of the Mission Bay Clus- "teach about the earth, their impact ter that would like to attend one of on it, and communication in sci- Pacific Beach's exceptional schools ence." during the 2018-2019 school year? Arielle Hancko spoke about their With four elementary schools, a three-year project of reducing plas- middle school, and a high school, tic pollution on campus and in the the Mission Bay Cluster offers a vari- local community and of their annu- ety of concentrations and curricula. al participation in the Ocean Plastic Barnard Asian Pacific Language Pollution Summit at Monterey Bay Academy is a Mandarin Chinese Aquarium, where "like-minded immersion program giving students youth get together to discuss the from kindergarten through fifth ways to reduce their ecological foot- grade instruction in core academics print in their own communities." Pacific Beach Middle School principal Kimberly Meng and Mission Bay High School principal Ernie Remillard in both English and Mandarin Chi- stand with four Mission Bay Cluster students, who presented before the San Diego Unified School District Board nese. Crown Point Junior Music Mission Bay High of Education at their meeting on Oct. 24. Read more about it in the Mission Bay Cluster section (at left). Academy focuses on strong aca- n Haveyou heard about the excel- demics through music education, lent academic and sports programs kindergarten through fifth grade. Out at Corvette Diner on Nov. 6 from while Kate Sessions Elementary is at MBHS? Hear all about it at the “There is no reason that students PB Elementary 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The flyer will be an International Baccalaureate next campus tour at 8 a.m. Thurs- shouldn’t enjoy reading, writing, and n Nov. 3 is Rollerskating Family available on the Friends of World School with an inquiry-based day, Nov. 9. literacy,” Barnard parent and event- Fun Night at Skateworld, at 6907 CPJMA website and FB page. approach to teaching and learn- coordinator Amy Cheng said. “These Linda Vista Road. Tickets are $10 n CPJMA wants to thank everyone ing. Pacific Beach Elementary is Pacific Beach Middle kids had such a great time at this per person, including skate rentals. who was a part of the annual Trunk located in north Pacific Beach and n School tours are in full swing. party that they didn’t realize they A portion of the proceeds from the or Treat! Thank you to Newbreak for offers differentiated instruction for Invite your neighbors and friends to were learning the entire time.” Last night benefit the school. partnering with us to make it a all learners, including GATE and the monthly tour so that families year, the San Diego PTA Council hon- n The community is invited to big success and to the volunteers, GATE/Seminar. Pacific Beach Mid- can learn about the school’s pro- ored Barnard’s Literacy Night with watch PBE students perform in Mis- community supporters, and atten- dle and Mission Bay High schools grams. The next one is from 8 to 10 the Ruth Johnson Award, which rec- soula Children's Theatre production dees who enjoyed the festivities. are both International Baccalaure- a.m. Thursday, Nov. 2. ognizes innovative programs. of “Beauty Lou and the Country ate World Schools offering a wide n Girl Scouts Junior Troop 4288 at Beast.” Shows are in the PBE audi- Kate Sessions variety of courses, academic rigor, Barnard Elementary Barnard is collecting recycling to torium on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 2:30 n Sessions congratulates October's and athletic opportunities. n Barnard Mandarin Magnet Ele- help fund their year-end bridging p.m. and 5:30 p.m. "ISee IB" winners: Charly-Beller n The San Diego Unified School mentary School’s annual Literacy trip. They are collecting plastic bot- Ramirez for being cooperative, Joel Choice Program provides students Night, held on Oct. 20, was a scary tles with CRV and aluminum cans. CPJMA Levin for being respectful, Juan with the opportunity to attend PB success. A crowd of nearly 200 stu- n Girl Scout Junior Troop 4288 at n Are you thinking of enrolling Diego Melendez for being coopera- schools even if they aren't their dents, siblings, parents, and volun- Barnard set up The Little Free your student at Crown Point Junior tive, Lucia Fowler for helpfulness, neighborhood school. Enrollment teers attended this award-winning, Library. The philosophy behind the Music Academy, but live outside of Rileigh Heering for caring, and through the School Choice Program annual event, which aimed to show library is that everyone should have Pacific Beach? The SDUSD Choice Rebecca Villalba for being a thinker. closes Nov. 13. Apply online children how reading and writing access to books all the time. The pol- deadline is Nov. 13. Come tour These are a few of the attributes that at sandiegounified.org. can be fun. Just in time for Hal- icy is take a book and enjoy. The the school Tuesday, Nov. 7, from make up the International Bac- n The next Mission Bay Cluster loween, this year’s theme, “Night of librarians are the Junior Troop 1:15 to 1:45 p.m. Learn about calaureate learner profile, implying meeting will take place 6 p.m. the Ghost Writers,” brought out 4288. They repair the books and the free Suzuki violin program, free a commitment to help all members Thursday, Nov. 2, in the Pacific each student’s best writing in cre- stamp them. The girls also make after-school music clubs, teachers of the school community learn to Beach Elementary library. ative and spooky ways. There was sure they have a variety of books for and beautiful campus. respect themselves, others and the n At the Oct. 24 San Diego Unified something for everyone, from all ages of students. n Join CPJMA families for a Dine world around them. School District Board of Education meeting (above photo), PBMS eighth- grader Katerina Sidell spoke about BlueSTEM, a new pathway at PBMS to add to their International Bac- calaureate, music, and Mandarin immersion programs. Working with the Maritime Alliance, students are connected to BlueTech education, career, and service opportunities. MBHS seniors spoke about their ongoing projects under the guidance of teachers Steve Walters and Tony Corbin. Jordan Grayson described their Virtual Reality Ocean Experi- ence project where students devel- Pictured left to right is Elyse Locatelli (Celia's teacher), Celia Angoa, oped VR experiences centered around Tristan Horton, and Sara Nichols, (Tristan's teacher). environmental conservation. One project, in partnership with Cabrillo National Monument, involved film- CELIA ANGOA AND TRISTAN HORTON ing with 360-degree cameras the hike to the tide pools to make the park “Kiwanis Student of the Month” accessible to everyone. Celia Angoa, from Pacific Beach Elem. and Tristan Horton, from Crown Point Jr. Music Academy Ciara Gray spoke about the ongo- are the Kiwanis Students of the Month. These students represent outstanding leadership in and ing partnerships with NOAA/South- outside of their classroom. They both were honored by the Kiwanis Club of Pacific Beach and Brian west Fisheries and California Fish and Wildlife raising baby red McMullen of Allstate P.B. with breakfast at the Broken Yolk. Congratulations to these outstand- abalone in the classroom and with ing students! Hubbs/Sea World raising and tag- ging white sea bass in the classroom CONGRATULATIONS! and releasing them into Mission Bay. PAGE 8 · THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2017 · BEACH & BAY PRESS

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By NEAL PUTNAM improve its procedures for han- tourists in Pacific Beach and La Jolla dling hazardous materials. The YMCA of San Diego Coun- Pfingst filed documents noting By NEAL PUTNAM The La Jolla victim said the robber stolen by one man after two other ty was fined $17,000 Oct. 20 and the YMCA has since paid pulled a gun on her and did not call men distracted him in the store in ordered to abide by numerous pro- $705,053 in facility improve- Two men were ordered Oct. 19 to police until she was safely at home March. bation conditions for a chlorine ments such as new chemical stand trial for allegedly robbing five as her cell phone was stolen. Nead testified the three men came spill that sickened 79 elementary pumps, chemical monitoring sys- tourists vacationing from Arizona Lisa Garris testified she and her in together and it was believed Byers students and eight adults in 2015. tems, berms sourrounding chem- in Pacific Beach. husband were robbed at 2 a.m. July unplugged his phone that was The YMCA, as a non-profit cor- ical storage areas, and remodeling Additionally, Ephraim Jacob 24 after they left a Pacific Beach bar charging at the time and took it. It poration, pleaded guilty to four pump room doors. Byers, 21, is accused of holding up while they were vacationing here was valued at $800. The three men felony counts and one misde- “The YMCA is changing its a woman on a La Jolla street on May from Arizona. then left together. meanor that involved a hazardous entire culture and organization to 12. Byers was also held to answer “Two guys jumped out of the The charge for the theft was waste spill that occurred two years try to respond to provide better for grand theft in the loss of an darkness with a knife,” said Garris. changed at the hearing from robbery ago in Santee that also went into a aquatic safety inside the pool,” employee’s iPhone in Pacific Beach. “Give us all your (expletive), your to grand theft since the phone was storm drain. said Pfingst to the judge. Both Byers and Kyle James Hol- purse,” Garris quoted one robber as taken while the victim was not in per- The board of directors for the “These people,” said Pfingst, land, 20, were identified by most of saying. sonal possession of it at the time. county-wide YMCA hired former gestering to the audience, “have the witnesses in a preliminary hear- Detective Stephanie Audette testi- Holland’s attorney argued her District Attorney Paul Pfingst who worked tirelessly to put these ing conducted by San Diego Superi- fied she interviewed Holland after client was in the background in represented them on Oct. 20. changes in effect.” or Court Judge Charles Rogers. his July 24 arrest and he told her he most of the incidents and was 30 Approximately seven directors Also sentenced to three years Three women who were vaca- “was acting as a lookout.” She said feet away from the three women and employees were in the audi- probation was Lee Joseph Ladley, tioning together from Arizona and a Holland admitted Byers gave him who were held up by Byers. ence when San Diego Superior 64, the YMCA facilities director couple also from Arizona were held some money for helping him in the Deputy District Attorney Lucille Court Judge Polly Shamoon placed who now is the YMCA director for up in two incidents in Pacific Beach hold-ups. Yturralde argued both men “acted the YMCA on two years probation. one facility in Spring Valley. in which their cell phones and other The police detective also testified together” in the robberies. The terms of probation affect all Ladley was fined $6,150, and items were taken. Holland kept one of the cellphones Rogers ordered both men to next YMCA facilities in the county. The given credit for one day in jail for a Rogers ordered the men to stand that was taken from an Arizona appear in court on Nov. 6 when a judge ordered all YMCA facilities previous booking when he and the trial on a single count of making a tourist. trial date will be set. They have both to allow unannounced inspections YMCA were first charged on Oct. criminal threat to one victim. He Courtland Nead, a manager at pleaded not guilty. by the County Department of 19, 2016 by the District Attor- dismissed two counts of making a California Accessories on Garnet Environmental Health and to ney’s office. criminal threat to other victims. Street, testified his iPhone 6S+ was READ MORE ONLINE AT sdnews.com

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By DAVE SCHWAB contest to benefit Discover PB Clean If you like your workouts served up with a French twist, then Oxygen Stu- and Safe Program dio in Pacific Beach is for you. The yoga/indoor cycling studio at Who will earn the title of Lord 1896 Garnet Ave. in Pacific Plaza II is of the Wings? Visit the Karl co-owned and operated by Bam Strauss tasting room, at 5985 Coulibaly, who recently arrived from Santa Fe St., from 5 to 9 p.m. on Paris. Tuesday, Nov. 14. and join Coulibaly cut her teeth as a physi- “celebrity” judges in naming the cal training instructor at gyms in best wings from area restaurants Paris for 14 years before exporting that will be competing for the her talents to San Diego to reboot her Lord of the Wings crown. career here. Bam's business partner is This event is a fundraiser for Karim, a former high-level Karate the Discover Pacific Beach Clean competitor on the French national and Safe Program. All proceeds team, whose business philosophies benefit the program, which hires are in line with martial arts values. homeless individuals to clean Asked about her workout studio, and maintain the streets and which has been open since July 4, sidewalks in the business district Coulibaly said, “This is a place of Pacific Beach, provides out- where you can be free, no troubles. reach to other homeless individ- Just come here and take a cycling Instructors at Oxygen Studio, including co-owner Bam Coulibaly (third from right). PHOTO BY JARROD JOACHIM uals, and hires safety ambas- class for 45 minutes, or a 60-minute sadors to patrol the business yoga class. Oxygen is about an expe- self with this kind of workout,” she important for me,” she said. “I can be district to address aggressive and rience, a journey.” noted. just crazy and I can do yoga, and I OXYGEN STUDIO criminal behavior. Instruction at Oxygen is more than And what of the studio's name? can be just calm.” Where: Pacific Plaza II, 1896 Garnet Ave. The $30 ticket includes chick- just a physical workout. “You need oxygen to breathe, to be Will Oxygen Studio be a prototype Info: www.oxygenstudio.us, en wing samples from all partic- “You not only want to workout and alive every single second,” said for workout studios to come? “Maybe,” 858-230-7900. ipating restaurants (PB Shore sweat, but you can learn about your- Coulibaly. “It's why I chose the name, said Coulibaly. “I cannot say." Club, Tavern, Tap Room, Dude’s self,” Coulibaly said. “Just think about because with me, I even smile with Oxygen's website states that the brings smiles and balance. It’s not just Grill To Go, PB Alehouse, and who you are, who you want to be, oxygen. We have a French expression, mission “is to create a community about fitness, it’s a lifestyle.” more) and two Karl Strauss craft (while) on a bike.” 'I need to get my head out of the water with an emphasis on cultivating pos- The website goes on to state that beers. Tickets will be $40 at the Coulibaly added an Oxygen work- to breathe and find oxygen.'” itive energy, where everybody feels the workout “journey” starts with door. Additional beers will be out has positive consequences. Bam said yoga instruction can help welcome. Taking care of yourself music as patrons “disconnect them- available for purchase. “You can find a balance with your- work out the kinks. “Yoga is very should be a priority. Oxygen Studio selves in candle-lit rooms,” bringing For more information, email the best out in themselves. “Trust the [email protected]. process, follow the rhythm, and let The Clean and Safe Program is yourself be guided by an inspiring in its pilot year and Discover and passionate coach,” states the Pacific Beach is attempting to website. “Together, we will create a raise funds to continue helping spicy, energizing experience. Any- the community and business dis- thing can happen...” trict. The program uses a three- Bam invited the public to come in prong approach that includes to her studio and “live the French- cleaning, security, and homeless American experience." outreach.

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Just ask writer Jeff Ousley, frontman for indie famous songstress. resident horror fiction writer rockers League of Liars, Michael Robin Adler and Dave Blackburn: Brian Asman, a skilled artist who Fairchild, and blues duo John Jan- Saturday, Nov. 11, at Dizzy’s at delights in gore. Noted for his uary and Linda Berry. Arias Hall, 1717 Morena Blvd. 8 short stories dripping with abso- All of the evening’s performers p.m. $20. www.dizzysjazz.com. lute weirdness, some even lined are well worth hearing, but the nod with creep, Asman is one of 16 goes to the latter. January and John January and Linda Berry will The sound of New Orleans comes writers featured in “California Berry’s take on the blues, as heard play at Java Joe’s Friday, Nov. 10. to Humphrey’s backstage Live on Screamin’,” a new publication on their latest album, “Chemistry Nov. 15 with an appearance by The sure to delight and entertain those 101,” is charming, with great inter- both English and Spanish, Aparicio Bayou Brothers. The name is a bit of who relish the ghostly, sinister, play between the duo and January’s has put together a great batch of a misnomer, as there is also a “sis- eerie, absurd and disturbed. excellent guitar work part of their original tunes, such as “You Capti- ter” in the band, rubboard player The eclectic array of stories, appeal. vate Me,” which are as high in Judy Seid, but there is no doubt that edited by Danielle Kaheaku, trans- odd, dry humor conjures up John January and Linda Berry: melody as they are in rhythm. their Cajun sounds are an instant forms the land of “perpetual sun- images of San Diego’s clicks, leav- Friday, Nov. 10 at Java Joe’s, 2611 Gaby y La Buena Onda: Friday, dance party. The band is a blur of shine, swaying palm trees and blue ing no doubt of his opinion of Congress St., 8 p.m. All ages. Nov. 3 at the 710 Beach Club, 710 motion and most of all a lot of fun waters lapping at sandy beaches” “those” people. www.javajoessd.com. 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Pulling material from the one of San Diego’s gems, an oasis 1960s through the 1980s gives the for lovers of good food and music Moonage Daydreamers a wide net that’s just outside the mainstream, to choose from, but if you are look- in particular jazz and world sounds. ing for dance music that avoids the Marauak: Fridays, at Café-Bar usual clichés, this is your dream Europa, 873 Turqouise St. 6 p.m. band. 21 and up. www.theturquoise.com. Moonage Daydreamers: Friday, Nov. 10 at Beaumont’s, 5662 La Mixing up elements of jazz and Jolla Blvd. 8 p.m. 21 and up. soul with Latin sounds, it’s easy to www.beaumontseatery.com. see why Gaby and La Buena Onda have become one of San Diego’s Joni Mitchell fans will want to favorite combos. Led by Gabriela head to Dizzy’s on Nov. 11 for a very Aparicio, the band’s beats are infec- special concert from singer Robin tious, perfect for dancing or as the Adler and guitarist Dave Blackburn. night’s soundtrack. 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We want (619) 523-4900 858-454-5922 CALL BILL 619-224-0586 Brian Curry, a past president of moment during the group discus- the churches to slowly but surely Lic #504044 PB Planning Group, a participant sion when the energy in the room come on board (with discussions in the 90-minute meeting between shifted. to reign-in homeless feeds).” 16 or so participants, including “That was when one of the Nagler was “encouraged” by the We’re on Apple News! churches and community reps, church leaders said, ‘We want the initial face-to-face, church-com- Search for “sdnews.com” characterized it as a solid begin- neighbors who are sharing their munity meeting. and add us to your favorites! ning. stories about what happened in “There was no sense of people “I've been working on this for their yards with people who are on digging in their heels,” Nagler said, about four months trying to get the the street … We want you to know adding both sides are well inten- churches together with communi- that we believe that what you are tioned and want to do what's best ty leaders and concerned residents: telling us is true, that you feel for the community. ENJOY We do have an issue with people unsafe in your neighborhood, or “Our neighbors who are com- living near those churches being there are trash problems or things plaining are caring people, and OUR concerned about drugs, trash and that you want to have dealt with.’” they care about people who are (associated) crime,” said Curry. But Phillips was not entirely down on their luck. They would PHOTOS? “It's positive that the churches are happy with the inaugural PB com- like to see something happen. That Follow us on hearing from the community munity-church meeting. “My is hopeful. There wasn't any sense instagram about what's bugging them. A lot objective was to get churches to be in the air of 'We don't care what of the residents have felt like they willing to adopt stricter policies for you say.' None of that energy was @sdnewsgroup were not being heard and were (meal) recipients. The only thing in the room.” being ignored.” that came out of it was suggestions “I would agree with Brian that it for best practices.” READ MORE ONLINE AT sdnews.com LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS BEACH & BAY PRESS PENINSULA BEACON the faint of heart. Nicotine afi- tion, fantasy and action. Mayberry 1621 Grand Ave., 2nd Floor, Ste C San Diego, CA 92109 SCREAMIN’ >> cionados, however, are sure to has won the Bram Stoker Award (858) 270-3103 Fax: (858) 713-0095 CONT. FROM PG. 11 enjoy the journey of the jones. five times. “California Screamin’” is replete He describes “California PUBLISHER JULIE MAIN PHOTOGRAPHERS ELVILLE (x131) chick who actually thinks the uni- with stories to engage an audience Screamin’” as a book that contains EDITOR THOMAS M DON BALCH, JIM GRANT, PENINSULA BEACON [email protected] BEACH & BAY PRESS PAUL HANSEN, MIKE MCCARTHY verse cares about her. Like Jupiter’s who enjoys the art of the bizarre. “terrific stories. 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By DAVE THOMAS probably their strongest matches of As October turned to November, a the year.” number of Mission Bay fall sports According to Caufield, next year, teams saw their seasons either come the Bucs will return everyone except to an end or move a step closer to for their lone senior, Tarbell. “I think that conclusion. we are going to be a strong squad," Caufield added. Boys beach volleyball On Oct. 27, the teams of Schraed- Head coach Nikki Caufield’s er/Briski and Zander squad was seeded into the Division II Caufield/Knight both broke pool in playoffs at the end of league play. the boys’ varsity individual team After a first-round bye, the Bucs championship to make the gold played Sage Creek in the semifinal bracket finals on Nov. 1. match and won 5-0. “Sage Creek ended up being short- Girls volleyball handed and our top two teams Head coach Steve Upp’s squad fin- pulled out solid wins to give us a 5- ished its regular season with an 0 victory," Caufield commented. impressive win over Mira Mesa. The Bucs then went on to play Seniors Kim Hollaway and Shelby Poway High in the Division II finals, Moore played key roles in the victo- seeking to repeat as the Division II ry for their last home game as Bucs. champions. During the final match, there was Mission Bay lost 4-1, as the team a rotation where the three players of Zander Caufield/Andy Knight in the front row were all freshmen. posted a 2-1 victory. That trio was comprised of Mila LAST FOOTBALL GAME ON FRIDAY Mission Bay senior running back Kenneth Russell bursts "We knew that the Poway High Anderson, Jerne Ward and Maya through the line during the Bucs’ loss to Patrick Henry earlier this season. Mission Bay (0-9) finishes the team was comprised largely of Jeese. season at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 3 at Scripps Ranch. PHOTO BY THOMAS MELVILLE juniors and seniors with almost the Mission Bay ended up the 12th entire team being club volleyball seed in Division II and was slated to doubles) in the team’s CIF match. Sydenstricker, Jeanne Picard, Luz players,” Nikki Caufield remarked. play a very strong Steele Canyon Girls tennis Mission Bay qualified for Team CIF Zayetzi Bojorquez-Pinuelas, Valia, “It would pose a tough matchup squad in the first round CIF’s this Mission Bay came into the week but had to play the top seed for the and Sophia Gillenberg for compet- for our very young squad. Our week. with an overall record of 9-5, 9-3 in second straight year. The Bucs fell ing until the very last point in an teams of Dusty Schraeder/Ian Bris- “After moving up from Division III league play for head coach Trong 16-2 to Vincent Memorial with a uphill battle. ki and Stephen Tarbell/Cody Arm- this year it is quite an accomplish- Tong. much-depleted team. Mission Bay was to move on to strong played really close matches ment for this very young squad,” The Bucs got points from Rosina According to Tong, honorable League finals this week, and then and nearly posted upset victories in Upp remarked. Valia and Amanda Edmunds (No. 1 mentions go to Edmunds, Ashley hopefully Individual CIF next week.

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