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esidents are being asked to sign a peti- Rtion on Ocean Beach’s Neighborhood Watch Facebook page to take action to “help to keep our sidewalks PointSurf’s Loma up for Pointers pets as prep clean ensuring a healthier SUP forPups season branches opener out environment for everyone.” SEE PAGE 10 “One complaint that is often SEE PAGE 11 heard about the downtown area of Ocean Beach is how dirty, stained, and smelly the sidewalks are,” the online petition reads. “The OB Clean & Safe Pro- gram, a project of the Ocean Beach MainStreet Association, is looking to change that by applying for funding to provide bi-monthly cleanings of New- port Avenue sidewalks, in addition to installing addition- Melinda White (left) embraces an emotional Eva King during the memorial at Sunset Cliffs for Mike White, a well-known angler and surfboard al trash bins along the street. shaper who grew up on Ladera Street. Melinda, Mike’s sister, helped organize the memorial and paddle out where dozens of friends and family, including King, who was a life-long friend and former girlfriend, came out to celebrate Mike’s life on Sunday, Aug. 11. ‘Sunset Cliffs was SEE CLEAN, Page 7 his world and his playground,’ said Melinda. ‘He loved it here.’ See page 10 for the story. THOMAS MELVILLE / PENINSULA BEACON WinterOcean sports Beach playoffs mom-preneur begin leadsfor Point Sexy LomaMama teams Movement San Diego Ballet dancer Marika Gould leaps off the seawall in Ocean Beach. Read about her interesting story on page 17. THOMAS MELVILLE / PENINSULA BEACON SEESEE PAGEPAGE 12 13 Longtime Ocean Beach surfboard shaper trying to rebuild after fire Redevelopment is coming to Sports Arena Blvd., but what will it look like? BY DAVE SCHWAB | THE BEACON extinguisher, pulled the plug, hit By Dave Schwab | The Beacon ‘This is an opportunity to breathe new life into the arena’sthe fire fate.— and it exploded. It just B surfboard maker the Midway and unlock its full potential as an “Forblew years up in theymy face, have like said little theshot- Albert “Ace” Elliott lost gun shells going off.” Point Loma residents are largely entertainment district for all San Diegans to enjoy.’ Sports Arena is outdated and is takingO a wait-and-seemuch of attitudewhat tohe’s- suffering“It wasfrom asettling nightmare,” and crack added- wardacquired, the City’s including recent issuance 50-year-old of MAYOR KEVIN FAULCONER ing,Elliott like ‘itof can’this loss. be “It fixed,’” was my said little a requestirreplaceable for proposals memorabilia, (RFP) seek when- Andersen.go-back-in-time “Then sanctuary.we hear theyIt’s not ing histo redevelop,shaping shed rehabilitate on Froude andStreet warehouse district, a commercial new commercial retail, office and mighta dollar extend thing.” the lease,” which he operatenear the Saratoga 48-acre Avenue site commonly caught fire strip and affordable housing expect- residential space offerings. said includesFortunately, DixieLine the OBLumber, fire station the knownon Aug. as the 6. sports arena. ed to add about 10,000 more units Walter Andersen of the nursery Salvationwas just Army around building, the corner and the and Currently,Elliott’s home workspace to the Pechanga was full of over the next 30 years. bearing his name at 3642 Enterprise now-emptythey came Pier and One put building. it out sparing Arena,old boardsretail andbusinesses photos of and friends a Under the terms of the RFP, the St., said the arena “is a huge problem.” “It’sdamage a huge to the property main residence. that we parkinghe’d madelot, the custom six-parcel boards sitefor. is City will accept proposals from He asked, “Does it stay — or does it go?” (Midway“[The planning) fire] took don’t all want my boardsto be The RosinBest Boxlocal Project restaurants enters in the “Iheart saw myof the bike Midway-Pacific was on fire in my qualified organizations. Bidders can Andersen claims the Midway- messedand up,”tools, continued got my Andersen. truck and third season with big plans Highwaybackyard Community and I tried toPlan put area.it out,” propose renovating and rebuilding Pacific Highway community has camper,” noted Elliott. for sunset dining said Elliott, who’s been riding e- SEE PAGE 17 The area includes a large industrial the existing Pechanga Arena with been getting mixed signals about SEE ARENA, Page 14 SEE PAGE 6 bikes for years. “I picked up a fire The charred remains of Albert ‘Ace’ Elliott’s shaping shed in OB. SCOTT HOPKINS / PENINSULA BEACON SEE FIRE, Page 5 PAGE 2 | FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 | THE PENINSULA BEACON

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By Dave Schwab | The Beacon Havlik also read a proposed let- activist organization.” ter of support by the group into “We should make the direction In February, Peninsula the record, which discussed how we give to an environmental sub- Community Planning Board vet- shade provided by trees, especially committee more robust and gen- ted the environmental impacts of tall ones, helps keep temperatures eral, providing the environmental SOLD San Diego International Airport’s down in urban landscapes largely committee as a point of contact Terminal 1 expansion, as well as denuded of trees. with the planning group,” said discussing the creation of a stand- “I’m in total support of being Dick. ing environmental subcommittee proactive in bringing more trees to Planner Scott Deschenes objected to act as the liaison between the our community,” concurred board to the original proposal that PLHS advisory group and local schools. member Margaret Virissimo. be singled out exclusively noting, PCPB board member Fred Kosmo, Schmitt recommended the ad- “There are lots of other schools, who represents PCPB on an airport visory group establish a standing including private schools, in the committee, updated the group on environmental subcommittee, in area.” the airport’s plans. He said Terminal addition to allowing such a newly Regarding a liaison between POINT LOMA 1’s expansion “will lead to 38% more created body to act as liaison with PCPB and students, board mem- flights over Point Loma and envi- Point Loma High School’s Green ber Robert Tripp Jackson cautioned 3222 Curtis Street, LIST Price, $859,000. SOLD Price, $879,000 rons in the next five years, adding Peace Club. She contended that that “you need to make sure stu- Listed and Sold within 25 days!! to a significant amount of increased was necessary to acquaint students dents are reciprocating.” This charming Spanish style home was featured in the February edition noise and pollution negatively im- with the planning group and give of San Diego Home and Garden Magazine. Amenities include hardwood pacting the quality of people’s lives students their voice in it. IN OTHER ACTION: ﬂoors, beamed ceilings, remodeled kitchen, and an enchanting ﬁreplace and their health.” Kosmo, noting that the airport • Local government representa- in the living room. Home has dual pane windows and air conditioning. Kosmo noted a lawsuit has been Terminal 1 expansion environmen- tives Michaela Valk representing Walking distance to the vibrant Liberty Station. Potential bay and city view filed by an ad hoc group of commu- tal impact report is “hundreds of Todd Gloria of the 78th Assembly with second story addition. nity activists, known as Quiet Skies pages long,” half-jokingly pointed District and Miller Saltzman rep- San Diego, challenging the adequa- out that might be a good place for resenting State Sen. Toni Atkins, The Right Agent Matters - Call Today! cy of environmental documents out a future PCPB environmental sub- presented outgoing PCPB board Annie Coleman ‐ (619) 977‐2457 for a public review on the airport’s committee to start work. members chair Robert Goldyn and DRE# 00836773 planned terminal expansion. Noting the prospect of establish- vice-chair Scott Deschenes with cer- Board members Mandy Havlik ing a liaison between PCPB and tificates of recognition for their years and Eva Schmitt introduced three PLHS was “a good idea,” board of voluntary service on the advisory environmental-related issues. member David Dick nonetheless group. Deschenes and Goldyn an- Havlik was successful in asking the added he could not backlinking nounced recently they would be re- group to approve a letter of support the planning group with the high signing their positions on the board for a tree-planting initiative in the school’s Green Peace Club, which after the group’s annual election. Peninsula. he characterized as a “political Read more online at sdnews.com COLDWELL BANKER

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However, rush hour on weekdays.” 2019 still had more fatalities than Of the bike-lane issue raised, two years prior in 2017, which Rosas of Circulate San Diego said, shows Vision Zero’s goal of entirely “There is no data that I am aware eliminating all traffic fatalities re- of that shows any negative safety mains a long way off. Maya Rosas, policy director for Circulate or traffic impact of adding bike Circulate San Diego is a regional San Diego. lanes. … In Downtown, the newly grassroots organization dedicated installed protected bike lanes don't to advancing mobility and making Group. seem to have any impact on traffic the region a better place to live, “These were the most dangerous or safety, besides making it more work, learn and play. intersections for which we were comfortable for bicyclists and scoot- Vision Zero is a data-driven ap- asking for improvements in 2018,” er riders to ride.” proach to eliminate traffic fatalities said Rojas. Concerning the introduction and severe injuries on roadways by “I don't have recently compiled of bike lanes on W. Point Loma increasing safe, healthy, and equi- intersection data with those most Boulevard, lifelong Point Loman table mobility. Vision Zero’s focus dangerous intersections. We didn't Robert Tripp Jackson noted, “There includes reducing speed limits, come up with a new list in 2019 has been a ‘learning curve’ on the redesigning streets to make them because the mayor committed to changes set forth. This may create more accessible and raising aware- fixing 300 intersections.” confusion when a pedestrian, bike ness of unsafe activities. A full list of 2019 serious inju- rider or one in a car needs to deter- "No one should have to risk los- ry and fatalities data is available mine how to share, navigate or being their life while walking, bicy- online. come familiar with the new lanes.” cling, or driving," said Maya Rosas, Of the 200-plus collisions at Point Loman Don Sevrens praised policy director for Circulate San problematic intersections that oc- Peninsula Community Planning Diego. “To save lives and prevent curred citywide last year, more Board member Brad Herrin for “do- collisions, the City must continue to than 20 were in the Peninsula, ing a great job of identifying unsafe prioritize funding for Vision Zero.” known for its limited access and intersections and forwarding them Half of the 2019 fatalities were growing gridlock. to the city for study or corrective pedestrians, according to collision Point Lomans reacted to the re- action. That’s a great start.” data compiled by Circulate San cent collision data. But, added Sevrens, “What is Diego from data released monthly Amy Stark, assistant manager at missing is even token enforce- to the City’s new Mobility Board. The Orchard Apartments at 4040 ment. … Speed limits or parking The 22 pedestrian fatalities Hancock St., pinpointed several limits, without any enforcement, are a reduction from 34 in 2018. troublesome traffic spots in her are meaningless.” However, that is still more than Midway neighborhood including: Moving forward, Rosas said fund- the 17 pedestrians killed in 2017. Sports Arena/Midway/West ing is the top priority to achieve the Also, five bicyclists died in 2019, Point Loma Boulevard corner; changes needed to make Vision after two years in a row with zero The bike lane on Sports Arena; Zero’s goal of eliminating traffic bicyclist fatalities in the City. and West Point Loma Boulevard fatalities a reality. On Circulate’s 2018 list of the 15 heading to/from OB (new bike lanes “We urge the mayor to increase most problematic intersections, a and loss of car lane). funding for life-saving Vision Zero total of seven — Mission Boulevard Stark characterized Sports projects in the upcoming proposed and Felspar, and Olney Street and Arena/Midway/West Point Loma budget,” said Rosas. “No loss of life Grand Avenue in PB, Pearl Street Boulevard as “dangerous,” noting on San Diego streets is acceptable and Fay Avenue in La Jolla, W. Point The Orchard seniors have been hit and we can prevent traffic fatali- Loma Boulevard and Rue Dorleans several times there in the last few ties by funding more safe streets in Midway and14th Street and years. “It is especially treacherous projects, improving bicycle and Broadway, University Avenue and for mobility devices because riders pedestrian infrastructure during 32nd Street and Market Street and sit low to the ground and are hard- routine resurfacing projects, and 30th Street in Uptown/Downtown er to see,” said Stark. educating San Diegans to choose NEW LISTING IN FLEETRIDGE! — are in areas covered by San Stark argued new bike lanes on to be safe when getting around 1141 ALBION ST. | GORGEOUS SINGLE-LEVEL! Diego Community Newspaper West Point Loma Boulevard to and San Diego.” 4BR X 2BA | 2147 SQUARE FEET | $1,495,000 Peter Bentz skull found, says prosecutor at sentencing By Neal Putnam | The Beacon burglary plus eight years and eight Wednesday at his sentencing. months for transportation of meth- Dort said the skull was found An electrician who was con- amphetmine and another burglary. 500 feet from where a hatchet was victed of killing Peter Bentz was Deputy District Attorney Jeffrey discovered in Campo from previous sentenced Feb. 26 to 83 years and Dort revealed in court that a biol- law enforcement searches that in- eight months in prison and it was ogist discovered the skull of Bentz cluded a cadiver dog. Dort said the revealed the Ocean Beach man’s in Campo in 2018, but it was not skull was buried, but apparently skull has been recovered. until last month that dental records dug up by coyotes. No other body Brian Eleron Hancock, 49, said confirmed it was his skull. parts were found. nothing before San Diego Superior Weber excluded mention of the Initially, investigators thought Court Judge Joan Weber imposed skull to the jury because the trial the skull was of a Hispanic male 25 years to life for the 2017 slaying had already started to ensure fair- who was 30 to 50 years old, said of Peter Bentz, 68. ness to Hancock, said his attorney, Dort, but it was with the compar- “Rarely has this court seen a Jimmy Rodriguez, who had already ison of Bentz’s dental records that more diabolical crime,” said Weber. told jurors that Bentz may be alive confirmed it was his. Weber added 25 years for and in Mexico. Hancock’s phone was in the Hancock’s arson conviction when Weber had issued a gag order Campo area for 4 ½ hours on Nov. he burned up his brother-in-law’s upon the attorneys and victim’s 24, 2017, according to cell phone trailer in 1999. He got another survivors about the existence of the records cited by Dort. Bentz was last 25 years for a 2003 residential skull, but the gag order was lifted seen alive on Nov. 21, 2017, FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 NEWS THE PENINSULA BEACON 5

in-laws from showing up at the Matthew Sullivan was charged Murder trial of Point Loma Navy man continues home. No other calls came from with murder in January 2018 and her phone after Oct. 13, 2014, said was arrested in Maryland where by Neal Putnam | The Beacon who added that she asked him not noticed "a body on the shoreline" the prosecutor. he lived with his children and to call for medical treatment. She at low tide. The couple met in Virginia a girlfriend. He has pleaded not The murder trial of a Point Loma disappeared afterward, and two On the last day she was seen where Sullivan was stationed guilty. man began Feb. 21 with the pros- sheriff's deputies later said a wom- alive, Elizabeth Sullivan met with in the Navy and they married in The trial is estimated to last un- ecutor showing a knife to the jury an who looked like her was found an attorney to obtain a restraining 2010. Elizabeth Sullivan had two til March 20. He remains in jail on that she said had his DNA along in a park where she sometimes order that would bar her husband's children during their marriage. $3 million bail. with his wife's DNA after her body slept, said DuBose. was found in the bay. DeBose said Elizabeth Sullivan's The trial for Matthew Scott behavior was erratic, and she Sullivan, 35, an ex-sailor, contin- drank whiskey and used cocaine, ued this week before a jury and San methamphetamine, and fentanyl. Diego Superior Court Judge Albert Lindberg told jurors in her Harutunian III. Sullivan is ac- opening statement that Elizabeth cused of killing his wife Elizabeth Sullivan was stabbed to death with Sullivan, 32, who disappeared in a knife that cut five of her ribs. 2014, but her body was found in After her husband moved away, 2016 and not far from where the a test was performed that showed couple lived in 2016. large bloodstains under the car- The decomposed body was found pet and padding underneath, said on the day that Matthew Sullivan Lindberg. moved across the country to Coincidentally, Sullivan went to Maryland, said Deputy District a store in October 2014, and pur- Attorney Jill Lindberg. She showed chased only one thing – carpet the jury the knife, which was dis- cleaner, said Lindberg. played in a glass evidence case, A missing person's report was that investigators found in the at- filed in 2014. Police officers did tic after he moved away. check the three-story townhome, Sullivan's attorney, Marcus but they could not find any evi- DeBose, told jurors Elizabeth dence she was there. An empty Sullivan had a habit of self-mu- freezer was in the garage, and an tilating herself and her husband officer noticed the freezer being discovered she had broken a mir- empty but also plugged in at the ror and stabbed herself in the arm time. in her bedroom on Oct. 13, 2014. Two years later, after movers He said the blood that was found had emptied the house, the de- under the carpet came from that composed remains of Elizabeth self-inflicted wound. Sullivan were found in the bay just "Elizabeth had inflicted the one-half mile from home, said the wound on herself," said DeBose. prosecutor. A deputy U.S. marshal Matthew Sullivan tied a tourni- was walking his dog at Liberty quet around her arm, said DeBose, Station on Oct. 4, 2016, when he

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BY SCOTT HOPKINS | The Beacon floor and 10 state-of-the-art class- new building," said PLHS Principal rooms on each of the upper two Hans Becker. "This is the first time A massive steel beam that has floors. in 96 years the school has received become a part of the top floor of Future Pointers from area ele- a whole site modernization of this a new campus building at Point mentary and middle schools were scope. This new building is going Loma High School was signed by invited to add their signatures to to be beautiful and will represent students, staff, alumni and com- the beam that is approximately 30 what this school is, the best school New Location! munity members last week before feet long and had been painted a in San Diego." being hoisted into place on Feb. 24. golden yellow to match PLHS colors The building is expected to be The new building will house the and mounted atop several stands. completed in time for the beginning school's media center on the first "We are very excited about this of the 2021-22 school year. Mayor honors 100-year-old Ocean Beach woman

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Victoria Beach in Laguna Beach features a tower, one of the sculptures at Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, the border wall and artwork at Playas de Tijuana. THOMAS MELVILLE/PENINSULA BEACON (ALL) THERE ARE ENDLESS OPTIONS HERE AND NEAR FOR 24 MORE HOURS OF FUN Here’s our list of amazing things to do and try for an awesome leap day

You may live an additional 24 Beach, and Mission Beach hours this Saturday, Feb. 29 due while indulging in the best ta- to the leap year, but will you live cos, craft beers, and libations it up? What you would do if you that America’s Finest City has only had one more day left? to offer. Visit tacotoursd.com for Given it’s a weekend, and you’re more information.ß likely not working your typical 9 to 5 gig, possibilities for things • Hike Bike Kayak to do in San Diego, and indeed Adventure Tours: Owned by all of Southern California, are native La Jollans Michael and limitless. Sharon Luscomb, HBK is exactly Here are just a few suggestions what their name implies, an ad- for things to do, in and around venture, and a local history les- San Diego, on your extra 24 son, on La Jolla coastal geography hours, whether that be trying and ocean wildlife. out something new, or taking a “Our tours run 90 minutes day trip elsewhere within a short to two hours,” said Michael drive. Luscomb noting he and his wife have run their family-owned and • Try kitesurfing. If you operated La Jolla Shores business would like to feel the sensation for 25 years. “Our tours start at of flight, water walking abili- 9 a.m. and run every hour on the ties and a superhero complex, hour.” take kitesurfing lesson from Jeff Tour guides, who are life- Raney, who is based out of Fiesta guard certified, are well versed Island. Kitesurfing takes desire, FEELING COMFORTABLE – AND SEXY – IN YOUR OWN SKIN in La Jolla’s wildlife, and place commitment and time flying the a heavy emphasis on educating kites. The more time you spend Luci Lampe, an Ocean Beach-based mom of At first, I thought it would be weird being guests about the ecology and flying the kites, the better your four, author of “Achieving Sexy,” songwriter/ naked in front of other people. To my conservation of native species kite control will be in the water model, and founder of the Sexy Mama surprise, it felt so natural and very freeing! they’ll encounter on their guid- and progress with your board Movement, shares her thoughts on trying Our tan lines gave us away as newbies, ed tours of the La Jolla Ecological skills. On average, about 8-10 something new on leap day. but the regulars were so surprised at how Reserve. The reserve is home to hours of lessons needed before California Sea Lions, Harbor you can safely get on your own. “Many of us wish we had more hours in a comfortable we both were walking around, Seals, Garibaldi fish, Brandt’s About the first four hours are all day, and most have an idea of what we’d do exploring the beach, even making friends (yes, Cormorant, Brown Pelicans, land lessons so you will most like- with those extra hours. Lucky for us, every naked friends. It wasn’t so awkward after Leopard Sharks, and dolphins, ly not be touching the water on leap year we get a whole extra 24 hours. So all!). People there overall seem very accepting among others. La Jolla Kayak al- the first day. Call 760-840-0028 how can we take advantage of the extra hours of themselves and their bodies, regardless of so rents an array of beach equip- to set up some lessons. ment including sun umbrellas, in 2020? their shape or size. I love that. masks, snorkels, wetsuits and • Yoga by the ocean: Come Personally, I like to spend time going on Since then, it’s been our favorite beach to boogie boards. practice yoga by the Pacific new adventures and trying things I’ve been visit when we have some time to get away “We explore the seven caves of Ocean in a free, donation-based curious about, but maybe a little scared to do. for a couple hours. The hike down and up La Jolla and discuss the history class held every Saturday and One of those things was visiting Blacks Beach is definitely a good little warmup, so be of La Jolla,” said Luscomb. “Our Sunday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at kayaks are extremely user-friend- the end of Law Street in PB. This with my husband on his birthday last year, prepared for that; and bring lots of water and ly and are very stable.” Call 858- is a challenging, all-levels class shedding our clothes in favor of our birthday snacks. It may be a bit nipp(l)y out on Feb. 29, 551-9510 for more information. that will leave you feeling com- suits. Who doesn’t want to spend their but even if you wait til it’s warmer, I hope you pletely alive and invigorated, led birthday naked with their lover, right? give it a try! • Visit Anza-Borrego by local instructor Steve Hubbard Desert State Park and check (aka Namasteve). encourage students to discover and February is prime time for Avenue will be the host of a bar out the amazing sculptures at Hubbard started out in yoga their personal greatness,” said seeing gray whales off the coast. yard sale starting at 2 p.m. on Borrego Springs. There are more years ago to improve his volley- Hubbard. “We’re powerful be- Just head down to Quivira Road Saturday, Feb. 29. Visitors can than130 steel-welded sculptures ball game. “Very soon, I discov- yond belief and yoga has a way in Mission Bay where they are buy, sell, and enjoy drinks at the created by 'Perris Jurassic Park' ered that it provided way more of helping us remember that. The several places offering cruises community yard sale. owner/artist/welder Ricardo than a better jump serves,” he classes I lead are physically pow- for whale and dolphin watching. Breceda at Galleta Meadows, said. “The overall feelings of erful, yet introspective and med- Sometimes the smaller operations • Take a taco tour: Take a including a 350-foot-long ser- physical vitality, emotional equa- itative. I encourage students to – such as the six-passenger Gone ride to visit some of San Diego's pent, a scorpion and a huge T. nimity, and mental clarity were listen to their inner intelligence Whale Watching boat – offer a most delicious taco locations. rex. After taking photos of the astounding.” and to honor themselves.” more exciting and intimate ex- Taco Tour SD departs from sculptures, roam the 100 miles Hubbard describes yoga as “a perience than the larger cruises. Seaport Village and takes you of hiking trails like The Slot or tool in a journey toward personal • Whale watching: There on a guided historical lunch Hellhole Canyon to Maidenhair growth.” are plenty of options for a whale • Shop at the leap day bar or sunset tours through Barrio Falls. For more information, visit “My intention in teaching is to watching trip out of San Diego yard sale. Society PB on Garnet Logan, Point Loma, Ocean parks.ca.gov. FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 LEAP DAY THE PENINSULA BEACON 9

• Visit Laguna Beach. Right up I-5 in Orange County is the WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH YOUR EXTRA 24 HOURS ON SATURDAY, FEB. 29? artist colony of Laguna Beach. The city’s topography is unique to other California coastal cities with its seven miles of coves and beaches where visitors can explore sea caves, tide pools, ocean side bluffs, natural tide pools and of course, sandy beaches, all within city limits. Laguna also boasts the most beachfront lodg- ing options in California, mak- Just to be thankful I would use my day to Spend an extra day on Drink more I’ll be trying to make ing it an ideal spot for a weekend for another day make a ton of to-do lists the beach in San Diego CHRIS, Spokane more money getaway. CHRIS, Pacific Beach CAM, Boston TIM, Spokane JEFF, Temecula

• Visit both sides of the bor- • Climb California Tower: • Ride in a hot air balloon. der wall: On the U.S. side, head Visitors are once again able to Sip champagne as you travel over to Border Field State Park and tour the California Tower, one of some of the most exclusive golf A PERFECT DAY ALONG WITH COAST take an easy hike down the San Diego’s most iconic historic courses including Torrey Pines beach to check out the wall as it landmarks. Make the climb on a and through a maze of coastal San Diego influencer extends into the Pacific Ocean. 40-minute guided tour highlight- canyons. Compass Balloons pri- Celeste Hernholm, who Be on the lookout for horses ing the origins of Balboa Park and vate hot air balloon rides offer posts weekend guides on and what they leave behind. the histories of some of the many 360-degree views of the Del Mar Instagram @Seldomlystill, On the Mexico side, cross the diverse communities that call coastline and can be a fun trip for offers her take on how to border at San Ysidro and head San Diego home. All tours cul- that special occasion. Hot air bal- west to Playas de Tijuana. At the minate in breathtaking 360-de- loon flights of up to eight people best enjoy leap day at the Monumental Plaza de Toros you gree views of San Diego from the are available to ensure a quality beach. will be in the shadow of the bull tower’s eighth-floor viewing deck of flight that is unmatched. Visit "Because a leap year ring, the lighthouse, and the – from the Pacific Ocean in the compassballoons.com for more only comes around every colorfully painted border wall. west to the Cuyamaca Mountains information. four years, Feb. 29 is the Stroll the Malecon that’s filled in the east, and beyond. with vendors selling churros, • Go skydiving. GoJump perfect day to hang out elotes and Tostilocos. • Temecula wine tours: Oceanside, located at Oceanside with a friend you haven't Enjoy breathtaking scenery Municipal Airport, offers thrill- seen in a while. Start with • Hiking just might be and award-winning wineries ing jumps from 13,000 feet out a hot beverage from Bird Southern Californians’ official on a tour in the wine country of a colorful, fast-climbing PAC Rock Coffee Roasters and a pass time. There are dozens of of Temecula Valley, an hour 750XL jump plane that was de- options – from the Potato Chip or so drive from San Diego. signed for skydiving. Visit go- freshly baked English muffin Rock in Poway to Torrey Pines Experienced chauffeurs lead jump-oceanside.com for more at Wayfarer Bread & Pastry. State Natural Reserve to Tecolote guests on an exciting limo information. Then go for a leisurely Canyon Trail right outside PB to bus ride for the day. Wine tour stroll along the boardwalk Beach, and finish your ‘San Annie’s Slot Canyon near Solana packages, like that offered by • Finish your extra day with in Mission Beach. Grab Diego Riviera’ day with a Beach. Of course, one of the most Temecula Wine Tours, take all a sunset. From La Jolla to Point popular hikes is Cowles Mountain the guesswork out of planning Loma, the coast offers amazing an early dinner and catch wine tasting at 3rd Corner in Mission Trails Regional Park to ensure no details are left out. views of sunsets. But if you want the sunset at Tower 23's Wine Shop & Bistro in Ocean – the highest point of the City of Visit temeculawinetours.net for one of the best experiences, check restaurant, JRDN, in Pacific Beach." San Diego. more information. out Sunset Cliffs. Nibbles and Sips – The Loma Club’s new menu, Newport Pizza update, and Seven Seas Festival BY FRANK SABATINI JR. | The Beacon regular park admission, after Melanie Gilmore, have committed which food and drink samples can to keeping everything intact once THE LOMA CLUB be purchased a la carte ($5 to $7.50 escrow is completed. The new operators of The Loma per food sample) as well as through “They want customers who come Club at Liberty Station nine-hole 10-item and 15-item punch cards. in to not even notice we’ve changed golf course recently debuted new They cost $52 and $67 respectively. hands,” said McLarty while point- food and cocktail menus, which In addition, SeaWorld’s ing out there’s talk about adding they describe as “classic country “Waterfront” area will be utilized some vegan items to the menu. club fare but with upscale twists.” to afford patrons additional seat- “But that’s it,” she emphasized. New dishes include French toast ing for eating and drinking while “The food and interior will remain sticks stuffed with strawberry jam enjoying views of the bay. 500 exactly the same.” 4657 Mission and cream cheese; chickpea nachos SeaWorld Drive, 619-222-4732, Blvd., 858-272-3877. with Buffalo-style sauce; chees- seaworldsandiego.com. esteak potato skins, and more. WOOD YU Salads, burgers, and club sand- SAFI MEDITERRANEAN GRILL An impressively designed break- wiches are also available. Visitors A taste of the Middle East awaits fast-lunch restaurant that com- can end their visit on a sweet note in Pacific Beach at the new Safi bines Baja and Asian influences with an order of powdered sug- SeaWorld Seven Seas Festival at SeaWorld. MIKE AGUILERA/PENINSULA BEACON Mediterranean Grill. The fast-ca- has opened in the Torrey Pines ar donut holes named “bucket of sual eatery opened recently to an area. Named Wood Yu, it is one of balls.” at 5041 Newport Ave. through May 3. The event spot- affordable menu of sprightly sal- the latest ventures involving celeb- The revised cocktail list includes Both businesses are owned by lights an array of international cui- ads, house-made hummus, samo- rity chef Brian Malarkey of Puffer “On the Green,” which combines Mike Tajran, who wasn’t available sines and 150 beer options of every sas, gyros, shawarma, and more. Malarkey Collective. You & Yours dry gin with elderflow- to answer whether he will indeed style from nearly 30 breweries. It Salads, pasta, and pizzas also com- The morning menu reveals stan- er, cucumber, and lime. There’s also resume his pizza operation at the also features live entertainment prise the menu. dard-American items like acai bowls a “Jungle Birdie” made with pine- nearby brewhouse. But a former across three stages. Though quaint in size, the es- and breakfast wraps. The lunch list, apple rum and Campari. 2960 employee from Newport Pizza, who New to this year’s list of repre- tablishment stands out with its however, delves into such dishes gua- Truxtun Road, 619-222-4653, requested anonymity, said there’s sented countries are Germany, retro-style booths, light wall col- camole with shoyu; al pastor banh thelomaclub.com. also a possibility Tajran will look Spain, Argentina, and China. ors and bright-red trim. In-house mi sandwiches, shaking beef with for a new pizzeria location. Stand Among the dishes offered from delivery service is available. 4614 salsa verde, and more. Beer, wine, NEWPORT PIZZA AND ALE by for updates. some of those areas are bratwurst, Mission Blvd. and cocktails are also available. HOUSE homemade pretzels, and pork belly The indoor-outdoor space pre- In the wake of Newport Pizza and SEVEN SEAS CRAFT BEER & bao buns. In total, there are 45 food TACO SURF viously served partly as an office Ale House (5050 Newport Ave.), FOOD FESTIVAL items in the lineup, served from 11 With an impending change of lobby. It now incorporates lush which closed about a month ago The annual Seven Seas Craft Beer different themed areas throughout ownership coming sometime in greenery, drop lighting, and a large after operating for 36 years, the & Food Festival at SeaWorld gets the park. Assorted wines and spe- March at Taco Surf Pacific Beach, Asian-landscape mural. 10578 establishment’s pizza ovens have underway on March 7 and contin- cialty drinks are also in the offing. existing proprietor Cindy McLarty Science Center Drive, 858-812- landed in a back area of OB Brewery ues for nine consecutive weekends Access to the festival requires tells us the buyers, Matt and 5558, woodyu.com. FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 10 THE PENINSULA BEACON BUSINESS

To schedule lessons, visit the SUP Pup lesson with her bulldog mix Surf’s up for pets as SUP Pups branches out Pup’s Instagram: @sup_pups. Bluebelle. “Sam has a lot to offer and I am truly excited for by Victoria Davis | The Beacon all of her upcoming endeavors. Her love for water is contagious Since 2014, Sam Eastburn has and she has a natural talent for been teaching San Diegans how making anyone feel comfortable. to captain their stand-up pad- Bluebelle and I have turned into dleboards alongside their furry lifetime SUPers.” first-mates through her compa- Having worked with all sorts of ny SUP Pups. While Eastburn’s disabled pets, as well as dogs with doggy paddleboarding lessons severe water anxiety, Eastburn al- were formerly an extension of so has the dream to write her own The SUP Connection, a Liberty children’s book, the story narrated Station SUP rental company, through the perspective of her dog, this year Eastburn decided to Jack. stretch her company’s wings “I want to write a book that and fly solo. shows kids they can get out “Every year I’ve gotten busier there and do anything de- and busier,” said Eastburn, who spite their disabilities or being has hosted private lessons for hu- scared,” said Eastburn, who has man-dog duos, as well as for dog helped both dogs and their own- birthdays and has even partnered ers get over the fear of trying with non-profits like the San Diego something new. Rhodesian Ridgeback Club and San “I look back and laugh at the first Diego Pittie Parents for special pad- message I sent her because I gave dleboarding events. “Now I want her every excuse in the world,” to see how much my business can Sam Eastburn and her dog Jack out for an SUP ride near Liberty Station. COURTESY PHOTO said Cardona. "I’m overweight, grow.” bad bones, have no experience, I Originally from Arizona, after I got certified and he abso- dogs. and why I did this in the first place,” will sink the board, I don’t know if Eastburn moved to San Diego lutely loved it,” said Eastburn. “He’s “I also took out a deaf cat once,” she added. “It wasn’t about rentals my dog can swim… You name it, in 2013, already having visited such a little fisherman, and he uses said Eastburn. or working in a warehouse. It was I said it. Sam never once hesitated Campland on the Bay every year the board as his little boat. It’s hi- But now, the young entrepreneur about SUP Pups.” to schedule with me. She has a for family vacations since she was larious. He’ll just stare into the wa- has decided it’s time to grow outside Now its own LLC, SUP Pups will special way of taking away your 5 years old. Eastburn started work- ter as we paddle, looking for fish.” of The SUP Connection nest. be adding not only online certifica- insecurities.” ing at San Diego Bay Adventures as Sup Pups started as a “casual “I actually want to franchise SUP tion to their business, but also more With her new Chevy van and a jet ski tour guide. After getting meet-up” between Eastburn and Pups,” said Eastburn. “Say you’re fundraising events such as promot- freshly bought paddleboard, her certification to become a pad- her clients, but as interest grew, a paddle-boarder in Texas and you ing foster dogs who are up for adop- Eastburn will continue to offer les- dleboarding instructor, Eastburn Eastburn reached out to The SUP want to do SUP Pups. I want to tion. Eastburn also wants to start sons at Liberty Station, and hope- started SUP Pups, offering lessons Connection, who hired Eastburn to have a whole online program that an SUP Pups Dog Day Adventure fully Fiesta Island in the future. to those who want to learn to manage the rentals while also be- will certify you to become a pad- camp, based in San Diego. Individual SUP Pup lessons are paddleboard with their dogs. The ing the new home for SUP Pups. For dleboard instructor for SUP Pups.” “Sam has a true gift of con- offered Monday through Sunday business was inspired by Eastburn’s the last five years, Eastburn has in- “The guys at The SUP Connection necting with people and dogs and cost $65-$115. To schedule, own lab-mix rescue, Jack. troduced the sport of paddleboard- have been like father figures to me, of all walks of life,” said local visit the SUP Pup’s Instagram: @ “I took him out with me right ing to blind, deaf and three-legged but I wanted to go back to my roots Alycia Cardona, who took a SUP sup_pups. Synergy 180 blends yoga, high-intensity fitness in Ocean Beach

By Dave Schwab | The Beacon Synergy 180 / Vili’s Health Bar As its name implies, Synergy Where: 4861 Newport Ave. 180 in Ocean Beach harmoniously Info: synergy180.com, 619-838-6906 blends yoga, high-intensity fitness and an in-house health bar to cre- The fitness entrepreneur said her ate a holistic exercise experience students exercise by alternating for all. between high-intensity cardio and Owner-operator Sofia Laasiri strength training, before finishing Whitfield started out 10 years ago with cool-down yoga instruction, as a Zumba instructor in a small where her patrons are “able to get a Minnesota gym. little more flexible and stretch out.” “I was in college and I always Group sessions at Synergy 180 loved dancing,” Laasiri Whitfield typically range from four to 14 said noting she was impressed by people. Sessions are 45 minutes how her charges were “getting re- long and include a five-minute sults, losing weight and becoming warmup before the workout. “It’s happier.” 30 seconds on, 10 seconds off for Pointing out she was “see- about four or five rounds,” noted ing how much working out was the fitness instructor. “We’re weav- changing her client’s lives,” Laasiri ing in the high intensity and the Whitfield added, “I went from strength, going through one or the teaching Zumba to teach group other.” classes and doing one-on-one. I Dumbbells, barbells and kettle realized, this is what I want to do bells are used in strength con- for the rest of my life.” ditioning. With yoga, Laasiri After running her own fitness Whitfield noted, “You’re focusing studio in Minnesota for 2 1/2 on stretching, mobility and breath- Synergy 180 owner-operator Sofia Laasiri Whitfield. COURTESY PHOTO years, then taking a break to ing. With all of those blended to- travel for a year, Laasiri Whitfield gether, it gives you the perfect fit- sick of having three different mem- “One of the main things I have that is convenience,” said Laasiri moved to San Diego with renewed ness workout.” berships to different studios and is a healthy version of coffee,” Whitfield adding, “Everything is purpose. Synergy 180 accepts drop-ins as just want the all-in-one-package,” said Gvritishvili, who previous- completely fresh and organic as “The concept itself (Synergy) well as allowing regular patrons pointed out Laasiri Whitfield. ly worked in Hawaii. “We have well.” derived from the studio I used to to pay by the class, the month or smoothies with all-organic ingre- “The biggest thing I want people own,” she said. “It was all high-in- even by the year. Male and female VILI’S HEALTH BAR dients and homemade vegan des- to know is, you have what it takes,” tensity. But then I started practic- clients range in age from 16 to 70. Sharing space in Synergy 180 is serts and are open from 6 a.m. to concluded Laasiri Whitfield. “We ing yoga and strength, and that’s “People are looking to take Vili’s Health Bar, run by Margaryta 6 p.m. every day.” have the power to change our lives. when I realized, there isn’t a studio their fitness to the next level, or Gvritishvili, who just moved in “Being able to grab a smoothie You can 100% do that through fit- that offers what we offer.” try something different, or they’re recently. after a workout from Margaryta, ness and eating right.” FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 COMMUNITY THE PENINSULA BEACON 11

THE PENINSULA BEACON’S Blast from the Past By Dorette Jackson – From the July 1982 edition of the Beacon As I Remember, Sixteen Years Ago The San Diego Municipal Pier at Ocean Beach, as indicated on the road-sign at the end of the Ocean Beach Freeway, leads recent Ocean Beach residents and tourists alike in believing that our city fathers have enhanced this beach community with a fishing pier. Not so. Dreams have ways of coming true. Karl Schroeder had such a dream: a fishing pier off our beach. An avid fisherman himself, he had many supporters of that idea. the pier con struction site. In the early 60's, Ocean Beach had its Kiwa- I remember the excitement when I took my nis and Moose, a Merchants Association, the cub-scout troop on the pier for the first time; no Women's Club, the Friendly Club, the Garden Club railings were yet in place, just the slabs on top of and the Thursday Club. Nothing much controver- the pil ings and the pounding surf below. sial was then going on, but in unison the "pier By Springtime of 1966, the grand opening of fever" spread. the pier was officially set for the upcoming Inde- In late 1964, a strange yet constant noise pendence Day. What's a Fourth of July without could be heard at the foot of Niagara Avenue; fireworks? An all out effort was made to raise the pilons were being placed in the ocean floor. It was necessary funds (less than $600). Merchants hap pening! Soon after, trucks loaded down with agreed to have "donation cans" on their coun- huge slabs of concrete came roaring into Ocean ters, organizations and individuals donated more Beach. The parking lot at the foot of Newport substantial sums, but nickel and diming it worked. Avenue was a beehive of activity. The $855,000 A committee enthusiastically organ ized a project was to extend 2,000 feet offshore. 167 week-long medley of activities preceeding the concrete pilings, 58 feet in length were intended Fourth. A surfing con test attracted many, but the to support the deck with an extension of two 192 Communi ty Talent Show, musicians and comedy foot arms in the shape of a "Y" at the end of the acts were the high points with many perform- main stem. (For structural reasons, the "Y" ended ances held on a portable stage, set up right where up in a "T".) Massive cranes put "roadbed slabs" the infamous "wall" once was. of pre-stressed concrete 30 and 50 feet in length, The sculptural piece titled The Tuna Wall was designed by Julius Joplin, a Mar Vista High School sophomore. The word got out somehow (we did not have on the pilings. The 50-foot slabs, 6 feet wide and two newspapers then), the fine weather helped, 18 inches thick and the 30-foot slabs of 6 feet 8 and the crowds kept coming. The ribbon-cutting inches wide and 8 inches thick altogether became was done by Governor "Pat" Brown, (then running the longest pier on the West Coast. for re-election) flanked by Mayor Dail and many Students DesignAHEAD at San Diego International Airport Fishing afficionados were promised top kelp other officials. fishing and under California State Law no fishing The fireworks, contracted with the San Diego license was re quired (still true today). By Dave Schwab | The Beacon not over-produced, so my work re- Added Joplin, “I was really hap- Fireworks Display, were designed specially for the While all this was going on, specula tion was grand opening. The display was culminated with flects that.” py to be a part of an institution like rampant that the fish were being driven away by a "cascade" and large "O.B." looming over the Local youth recently unveiled But Joplin admitted, “I was ready ARTS that truly supported young the noise. "Experts" claimed that the noise was at - western arm of the pier. The cascade that night in tracting the fish. The fact remained that enor- original artwork in San Diego to explore 3D modeling and new artists by offering all the materials, 1966, led some nervous spectators to believe mous Black Sheephead were being caught or that the pier had caught on fire. International Airport’s Terminal 2. technology.” space and knowledge required to could be seen floating, killed by accident, around The new artwork was part of the Concerning his project, Joplin pursue the field with integrity. It DesignAHEAD program, in which said, “It would be incredible if this actually gave me more faith in my I absolutely loved the article written by Dorette Jackson on the front cover. She was writing about the 60’s and the opening of the pier. I really enjoy Dorette’s writing style, well- about 75 students from three dif- became part of a permanent space community to see there were in- researched content, and her knowledge of all things OB. These old newspapers are full of ferent San Diego-based educational in the airport. But I am really just dividuals dedicated to making the newsy tidbits about locals making a difference in their community. I’m so glad The Beacon is institutions participated. Students enjoying the experience as part of arts a priority in our lives.” publishing them for all of us to read. Denny (Denise) Knox, Executive Director Ocean Beach MainStreet Association were tasked with a real-world de- my development as an artist. The ARTS and the San Diego sign challenge faced in an airport exhibit will continue for several International Airport are commit- Look for future “Blast from the Past” in future issues of the Beacon environment. months, so I feel honored to be a ted to developing the next genera- Go to sdnews.com/archives to view the full edition! The resulting student conceptual part of it.” tion of innovators in the region. The projects range from inventive mon- Of what he got out of the experi- DesignAHEAD program is central ument signs that might welcome ence, Joplin said, “I learned quite a to achieving this goal. Through the travelers to SAN, to imaginative lot about meeting public standards experience, youth get a firsthand architectural models for a new and expectations … I learned the look at career pathways in art, de- terminal. importance of diplomacy in groups, sign, transportation and tourism. At a recent airport press confer- and to work with a flexible outlook. In operation since 1928, the air- ence, youthful designers discussed …There is a huge difference in cre- port celebrated more than 90 years their inspiration and the creative ating work for private or personal of service to the San Diego region process behind their airport art- means versus for a public space.” in 2018. work, while guiding a tour of the unique exhibition. DesignAHEAD created a proto- type for an immersive seating, rest and wellness experience around the www.sandiegoblindandshade.com theme of “Welcome to San Diego.” Serving this community since 1981 Their work is largely inspired by the rich diversity of cultures in the Custom Window Covering region. at a price you can afford “I created this sculptural piece titled The Tuna Wall, which serves Sales & Service as a seating element for airport Call for free shop at home appointment 858-272-7810 travelers hoping to have a more tranquil experience, while also enjoying an aesthetically pleasing reflection on San Diego’s history,” David William Diehl said DesignAHEAD youth design- er 15-year-old Julius Joplin, a Mar 1/26/1943 – 12/23/2019 Vista High School sophomore. “It was inspired by my love for fishing, the ocean, and my heritage as the product of Sicilian immigrants to Born in Erie, Pennsylvania. Obtained a teaching degree at Endenboro America.” State University, Pennsylvania. Moved to San Diego and attended Joplin said he and teammate Esteban “spent many hours at A USD Law School and graduated as an Environmental Lawyer. David Reason to Survive (ARTS), refining was an environmental activist and was best known for stopping the the concept and turning it into a sculptural piece.” Ocean Beach Boardwalk and is the co founder of the People’s Food Founded in 2001, ARTS uses cre- ativity as a tool to improve the lives Market. He loved OB and did whatever he needed to stop over of youth. development. Memorial service will be at Sacred Heart Church in OB Joplin described himself as an “analog person (focusing on) raw on February, 29 at 11am. materials and a close connection to nature. I relate to what is real and FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 12 THE PENINSULA BEACON SPORTS

Unity Game celebration at Point Loma High School Erik Painter, a special needs student at Point Loma High School, celebrates after scoring a basket during the recent fifth annual Unity Game at the school. For one night, special needs students become stars on the court, and as cheerleaders, while the Pointer basketball players act as coaches and on-court mentors. A capacity crowd filled the Pointer gym to cheer on their classmates and create lifetime memories.

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93rd annual Thursday Club Rummage Sale ARENA The 93rd annual Thursday Club organizations fulfill financial needs. CONTINUED FROM Page 1 Rummage Sale – San Diego’s largest All of our items (from basement thrift, estate and garage sale - will be bargains to the unique) and “They (City) have come to Midway held Saturday, March 7, from 9 a.m. hundreds of hours are donated by planning showing concept draw- to 4 p.m., and Sunday, March 8, from our members. There will be ings of residential developments, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the large Balboa thousands of new and gently-used small commercial designs, canals Park Activity Center. All proceeds items and bargains galore. We have will benefit Balboa Park and local furniture, tables, chairs, rugs, with water features, many different community charities from children couches, lamps, sporting goods, toys, things over the years. It’s like they to the elderly, homeless, health, bikes, linens, holiday items, men's, have no ‘real plans.’” Currently home to Pechanga Arena, retail businesses and a parking lot, the six-parcel veterans, arts, life skills, animals, women's and children's clothes, art, Midway-Pacific Highway site is in the heartof the Midway-Pacific Highway Community Plan area. nature and education. frames, jewelry, hats, purses, Community Planning Group, re- THOMAS MELVILLE/PENINSULA BEACON The Thursday Club, started in household and kitchen items, cently completed its community “The City will accept proposals Mayor Keven Faulconer wel- 1921, is a non-profit, volunteer electronics, appliances, pet items, plan update, the neighborhood’s from qualified organizations that comes a sports arena area update. organization of more than 300 garden items, antiques, books and more. blueprint for future development. will help achieve the City’s vision of “This is an opportunity to women. Our goal is to promote Free admission and lots of Cathy Kenton, Midway-Pacific a pedestrian- and transit-oriented breathe new life into the Midway educational, cultural, social, moral parking. Please bring cash. Credit and civic activities.The Rummage Sale cards are accepted for a 3% fee. Highway Community Planning landmark that sustainably incorpo- and unlock its full potential as an is our biggest annual fundraiser with For more information or to make Group chair, believes the arena rates a mix of entertainment, office entertainment district for all San proceeds of more than $150,000 a donation call (619) 224-5264; or could use a redo. retail, residential, affordable hous- Diegans to enjoy,” Faulconer said. each year helping San Diego www.thethursdayclub.org “My understanding is it’s beyond ing, recreational, public and park/ Of redevelopment, District 2 cost-effective to try and renovate plaza uses and is looking to ground Councilmember Dr. Jen Campbell the existing facility,” Kenton said. lease the site,” said City spokesper- said, “This urban location, with “But if we are going to have an in- son Racquel Vasquez. its close proximity to downtown, door sports facility, that is probably Concerning whether the arena could become a vital connector the best location. There isn’t anoth- will be preserved or torn down, to our beach and bay communi- er good location in the city.” and whether current tenants — ties while remaining a lively en- Noting she “doesn’t have a strong Kobey’s Swap Meet, Gulls hockey, tertainment destination. If done opinion” about how the arena is Seals lacrosse, Sockers soccer, and correctly, Midway can become ultimately redeveloped, Kenton Strike Force football — will stay or an example of how visionary San added, “The sense of the commu- go, Vasquez said, “This will be up to Diego can be.” nity during the planning process the proposers.” Pechanga Arena seats between was that there are a lot of folks Vasquez added whatever changes 12,000 and 15,000. According to who would like to see some form are made to the arena will be “au- the venue’s website, the arena hosts of entertainment venue retained thorized by the City Council.” She 125 events and 750,000 visitors in Midway. What [RFP] calls for added, “The City reserves the right annually. is mixed-use. It’s not going to be a to reject all proposals and re-issue The venue first opened in tear down that leaves a big park- the R FP.” November 1966 as the San ing lot. It’s going to be a mixed-use Today, the area is home to the Diego International Sports community with one or more park- Pechanga Arena San Diego on Arena. By 1970, it dropped the ing structures.” Sports Arena Boulevard. Besides “International,” and became just The City said qualified RFP pro- sporting events, that venue is used the San Diego Sports Arena. The posals for the sports arena area are for concerts and touring events like arena has changed names many Search Thursday Club | www.TheThursdayClub.org due June 4 by 5 p.m. “Disney on Ice.” times over the past 53 years. FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 THE PENINSULA BEACON 15 OH! San Diego 2020 Launched with 5 Year Celebration San Diego, CA - On February 9, ing OH! San Diego free to the pub- by a free mini-Open House at 3 Historic Decatur Road on March 2020, the San Diego Architectural lic. sites - Luce et Studio, Architectural 7th to pick up your map and a pro- Foundation (SDAF) kicked-off Peninsula Realtor Rosamaria Materials and Quint Gallery. Dur- gram of all the sites that will be Open House San Diego (OH! San Acuña, with Berkshire Hathaway ing the event, guests enjoyed tacos open throughout Point Loma, Diego) with a 5th “Birthday” cele- HomeServices California Proper- and beer tastings, along with party including a new site Schmidt bration launch party at Karl ties, and an active supporter of OH! favors and, live music by First Fri- Design Group. and the other 8 Strauss Tasting Room & Beer Gar- San Diego, and an advocate for day Music Club. After a warm wel- neighborhoods. New sites in La den in La Jolla, CA. The party was raising awareness for this free San come from OH! Founder Susanne Jolla include the Scripps Institution an opportunity to engage and edu- Diego architectural event . As one Friestedt, speakers included Lara of Oceanography (SIO) at UC San cate the public on OH! San Diego, a this year’s event/program sponsors Gates for Georgette Gomez, and Diego. SIO will open a half dozen free, public event taking place on and one of Point Loma’s site coor- OH! San Diego Honorary Co- buildings on campus, including March 6-8. OH! San Diego cele- dinator, she said, “It is an honor to Chairs Elsa Sevilla & Keith York. the recently completed Center for brates San Diego’s architecture celebrate San Diego’s rich archi- Program Director Carol Chin and Coastal Studies near the Scripps with behind-the-scenes access and tectural diversity, highlighting the Program Chair Maxine Ward each Pier. The Conrad Prebys Perform- educational experiences at 93 sites city’s finest from historic to mod- spoke on behalf of OH! San Diego ing Arts Center will come to life across downtown San Diego, ern. As one of only 4 cities in the and SDAF. This event was also with family-friendly music and Bankers Hill, Balboa Park, U.S. that participate in the Open sponsored by Luce et Studio, Karl dance performances and tours. Gaslamp, East Village, Barrio House World Wide event, San Strauss, and Ewing Collective. For more information on OH! Logan, Point Loma, Coronado, and Diego is the first city to open for the Be sure to stop by the hub in Lib- San Diego, please visit www.sdar- La Jolla. Proceeds and donations 2020 calendar.” erty Station Building 200/ Dick chitecture.org/program/open- Pictured: Carol Chin, OH! SD Program Director, Elsa Sevilla, San Diego History Center, Rosamaria Acuña from the event went towards keep- The launch party was preceded Laub NTC Command Center 2640 house

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Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San Full-length stories 8348 Center Dr. La Mesa ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME; CASE NO: PRESIDENT. The statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Diego County on: FEBRUARY 19, 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY HANDYMAN 37-2019-00062113-CU-PT-CT SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFOR- Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San Diego County on: FEBRUARY 07, 28, MARCH 06, 13, &, 20, 2020. Online updates NIA, COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO; STREET ADDRESS: 330 W. BROAD- 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY 14, 21, 28, &, MARCH 06, 2020. STONE/TILE WAY, CITY AND ZIP CODE: SAN DIEGO, CA 92101; BRANCH NAME: FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9003493 Comments CENTRAL. TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS: 1. Petitioner (name): FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9003296 Fictitious Business Name(s) SHADES SUNGLASSES LA JOLLA. RENT-A-HUSBAND PEGAH LILY PURQURIAN filed a petition with this court for a decree Fictitious Business Name(s) TUTORS & FRIENDS. Located at: Located at: 8008 GIRARD AVENUE, #120, LA JOLLA, CA 92037. Event calendars GERMAN SETTER changing names as follows: Present name: a. PEGAH LILY PUR- 4364 BANNING ST., SAN DIEGO, CA 92107. Is registered by the Is registered by the following: SHADES OF STONE HARBOR, LLC. following: TUTORS & FRIENDS. This business is conducted by: A This business is conducted by: A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. Handyman with QURIAN to Proposed name: LILY LEILA PURQURIAN 2. THE COURT and more! TILE & STONE ORDERS that all persons interested in this matter shall appear be- CORPORATION. The first day of business was: 01/06/2020. Reg- The first day of business was: N/A. Registrant Name: SHADES OF 30 years experience fore this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, istrant Name: TUTORS & FRIENDS. Title of Officer, if Limited Liability STONE HARBOR, LLC. Title of Officer, if Limited Liability Company/ sdnews.com Professional Tile why the petition should not be granted. Any person objecting to the Company/Corporation, Title of Signor CEO. The statement was filed Corporation, Title of Signor PRESIDENT/ MANAGING PARTNER. The Many Skills & Marble Setter name changes described above must file a written objection that in- with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San Diego statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County dicates the reasons for the objection at least two court days before County on: FEBRUARY 06, 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY 14, 21, Clerk of San Diego County on: FEBRUARY 07, 2020. ISSUE DATES: 30 Years’ Experience the matter is scheduled to be heard and must appear at the hearing 28, &, MARCH 06, 2020. FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 06, 13, &, 20, 2020. PAINTING Hourly or Bid to show cause why the petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant the petition without a FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9003590 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9003929 Chuckie’s Prompt, Affordable, hearing. NOTICE OF HEARING a. Date: 03/26/2020 TIME: 8:30 Fictitious Business Name(s) ANCIENT WISDOM REAL ESTATE. Lo- Fictitious Business Name(s) PEARSALL LAW. Located at: 4640 Painting Company Professional AM DEPT: 61; b. The address of the court is SAME AS NOTED cated at: 249 S. HWY 101, #253, SOLANA BEACH, CA 92075. Is CASS STREET, SUITE 9074, SAN DIEGO, CA 92109. Is registered Contact ABOVE; 3 a. A copy of this Order to show cause shall be published registered by the following: WHOLLY CREATION INC. This business by the following: PEARSALL LAW, APC. This business is conducted

Non-licensed Insured (619) 795-9429 Jens Sedemund at least once each week for four consecutive weeks prior to the is conducted by: A CORPORATION. The first day of business was: by: A CORPORATION. The first day of business was: 02/11/2020. 09/01/2019. Registrant Name: WHOLLY CREATION INC. Title of Registrant Name: PEARSALL LAW, APC. Title of Officer, if Limited www.chuckiespainting.co date set for hearing on the petition in the following newspaper of Ask for Bob 619-415-6789 general circulation, printed in this county (specify newspaper): PEN- Officer, if Limited Liability Company/Corporation, Title of Signor Liability Company/Corporation, Title of Signor PRESIDENT. The [email protected] 858-454-5922 or [email protected] INSULA BEACON AND LA JOLLA VILLAGE NEWS. Date: JANUARY SECRETARY. The statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, statement was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County CA Lic. #925325 Lic#872804 23, 2020. JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT DANIEL F. LINK. ISSUE Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San Diego County on: FEBRUARY 10, Clerk of San Diego County on: FEBRUARY 12, 2020. ISSUE DATES: DATES: FEBRUARY 07, 14, 21, &, 28, 2020. 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY 14, 21, 28, &, MARCH 06, 2020. FEBRUARY 28, MARCH 06, 13, &, 20, 2020. THE PENINSULA BEACON | FRIDAY · February 28, 2020 | PAGE 17 San Diego Ballet dancer has the drive – for success SERVICE DIRECTORY CONT.

By Lucia Viti | The Beacon Forrest Academy of Ballet New York in 2019, the starlet was in- ENJOY Marika Gould is a gifted balle- vited to join the ensemble of San OUR rina sharing her talent with the Diego Ballet. Gould spoke highly San Diego Ballet. of the “unique company” with PHOTOS? Born in Ottawa, Ontario, “lots of original choreography Follow us on Canada, Gould’s father moved by our artistic director, Javier instagram the family to the “little town” of Valesco.” @sdnewsgroup Hesperia, Calif., when she was 2 “I love the diversity of the rep- years old. ertoire at San Diego Ballet,” she Life as a performer began in continued. “I’m excited to explore SUDOKU PUZZLE Lomitas Elementary School new styles of movement and to “when I was a tree in the ‘Wizard work with the other beautiful of Oz.’” Bitten by the performance dancers in the company.” bug, she attended tap, jazz, con- In addition to a full schedule temporary dance, and aerial arts Marika Gould is a ballerina with the San of rehearsals in Liberty Station’s classes during her junior and Diego Ballet in Liberty Station. Dorothea Luab Dance Place, PHOTOS BY RACHELLE NEVILLE high school years. Gould is carrying a full-time Gould’s Encore High School’s beautiful physique for ballet, course load in criminology from musical theatre group was so tal- wisdom, and a determination to Norco College to become a be- ented, they traveled to Scotland move mountains,” said Forrest. havioral analyst “when my body to perform at the Aberdeen “Her drive and curiosity to learn can’t perform anymore.” International Youth Festival. the unknown, combined with Despite the grueling, six-day Performances included “Alice in her goal to be the best she can commute that averages two hours Wonderland” – Gould held the be, continues to catapult her to each way, Gould is thrilled to be leading role of Alice – “Freestyle success. Within three years, she dancing with San Diego Ballet. Circus,” and “Blazing Tide.” was cast to perform the covet- “The company environment While attending Riverside City ed, iconic, lead role of Odette in is a close-knit family-like team College, she continued to audi- ‘Swan Lake,’ something unheard working together to showcase tion for coveted spots in traveling of in the ballet world.” amazing performances,” she said. Fill in the blank cells using number 1 to 9. Each can appear only once in each row column and 3x3 block. Use logic process elimination to solve the puzzle. and summer dance companies. In New York, Gould performed “Marika is a lovely company The Kirov Academy of Ballet of as the soloist in Manu Dance dancer,” said Noriko Zaragoza, CROSSWORD PUZZLE Washington, D.C. accepted her in ‘La Bayadere’; as Aurora in assistant to the directors of San for their 2016 summer program. ‘Sleeping Beauty’; and Odette Diego Ballet. With her talent on full display, in ‘Swan Lake.’ She continued “Marika’s loved and respected she was quickly brought on board with the Bolshoi Ballet’s summer by her peers because she’s genu- for their year-round training intensive program and the St. ine, honest, and trustworthy with program. Petersburg Festival Ballet inten- a can-do attitude that inspires, Gould then met Erin Forrest, sive in St. Petersburg, Russia. encourages and uplifts others,” a ballet professional who would “The St. Petersburg Festival added Forrest. “Marika’s every change her life. Ballet intensive is organized teacher’s dream – hard-work- “Erin taught me ballet funda- by Oleg Vinogradov, the for- ing, intelligent, determined, mentals, pieces that were miss- mer director of the Mariinsky and inquisitive. Not a day went ing because of my musical theatre Theatre,” explained Gould. by without questions to clari- background,” said Gould. “Ms. “Vinogradov only invites a se- fy – and ultimately improve her Forrest soon opened her own lect group. I worked with amaz- performance.” school – the Forrest Academy of ing and well-known ballerinas “I know that with hard work Ballet New York – in Manhattan including Irina Gensler, Irina and dedication, I will achieve the following year. I moved to Guseva, Gabriella Komleva, my dreams,” Gould concluded. “I New York to attend FABNY and Tatiana Sokolova, and Oleg hope to be in San Diego for a long learn even more.” Vinogradov himself.” time, rising the ranks within San “Marika was blessed with a Upon graduating from the Diego Ballet. The Rosin Box Project enters third season with big plans CLUES ACROSS 22. Gets rid of 48. Swiss river The Rosin Box Project, San several prominent arts organiza- 1. Fall down 25. Aggressive 49. Frequently Diego’s emerging summer con- tions in San Diego. 5. American TV company (abbr.) 30. Addressed one’s appearance 50. Wipe out 8. Exclamation that denotes disgust 31. Affirmative 55. Invests in little enterprises temporary ballet company, has ex- Together, Topazio and Dancy 11. Gallantry 32. Denoting Indo-European 56. Waste panded its team and incorporated have assembled an inaugural 13. Chinese word signifying “doctrine” languages 57. Resembles a large shrimp 14. Prefix meaning “beside” 33. French noble family 59. Derogatory name for rural resident into a nonprofit organization after board of directors that will help lead 15. Act of imitating 38. Shock therapy 60. Menswear accessory two successful seasons of innova- The Rosin Box Project within the 16. Tall, rounded vase 41. Having characteristics of both 61. Tropical American tree 17. 6th month of Jewish civil calendar sexes 62. Pitching statistic tive performances. San Diego performing arts scene. 18. Rural Iranian village 43. Large suitcase 63. Camera type Carly Topazio, The Rosin Box Directors include Rebekah Brown, 20. Time zone 45. One who identifies God with the 64. Cardinal number that is the sum Project’s artistic director and Catherine Cheng, Ryan Field, Ted 21. Military weapon (abbr.) universe of five and one founder, has brought on Thom McCombs, Ashley McQueen, Caitlin CLUES DOWN 14. Alsos Mission leader 40. Small European plant Dancy as the company’s first Sullivan, and Samuel Topazio. The 1. Surgical procedure of the heart 19. Aromatic plant used as culinary herb 41. First responder group (abbr.) 23. Where you sleep 42. A person’s head managing director. Dancy brings Rosin Box board held its first official 2. Northern Scandinavia indigenous 24. Ruled Russia 44. Giggle eight years of nonprofit manage- The Rosin Box Project dancers Rony meeting last November. person 25. Indicates density of data (abbr.) 45. Bura-__: Chadic language 3. Evergreen trees and shrubs 26. Sea eagle 46. Snout moth genus ment experience to the burgeon- Lenis and Bethany Green. 4. Meat from a domestic hog 27. Type of light bulb 47. Body part ing troupe, including work with PHOTO BY CARLY TOPAZIO PHOTOGRAPHY SEE ROSIN, Page 18 5. State of insensibility 28. Wreath 48. Inspirational Wimbledon champ 6. Herb 29. Graduate with a degree 51. Revolutions per minute 7. Annuity 34. What thespians do 52. American software developer FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9004188 CORPORATION. The first day of business was: 10/01/2019. Regis- THE MATTER OF TAYDEN MELISSA SCHUYLER DATE OF BIRTH: 8. San Diego-based ballplayer 35. “Orange is the New Black” character 53. Ancient Greek city Fictitious Business Name(s) HONEY HEARTED EARTH. Located at: trant Name: O'BRIEN MARINE, INC. Title of Officer, if Limited Liability 1/30/04; A MINOR RESPONDENT(S): JOSHUA GARY SCHUYLER; 9. Members of a Semitic people 36. Comedienne Gasteyer 54. Female sheep 3911 ALICIA DR., SAN DIEGO, CA 92107. Is registered by the fol- Company/Corporation, Title of Signor PRESIDENT. The statement To (name): JOSHUA GARY SCHUYLER; You are ordered to appear in 10. Any physical damage 37. Romanian monetary unit 58. “The Science Guy” lowing: KRISTIE ASHLEY BOWDLER. This business is conducted by: was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, County of San Diego, in 12. Woolen rug 39. People treated as a group AN INDIVIDUAL. The first day of business was: N/A. Registrant San Diego County on: FEBRUARY 18, 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRU- Department 1 at the court location indicated above on 3/27/2020, Name: KRISTIE ASHLEY BOWDLER. Title of Officer, if Limited Liability ARY 28, MARCH 06, 13, &, 20, 2020. at 8:30 a.m., to show cause, why (name[s]) TAYDEN MELISSA Company/Corporation, Title of Signor. The statement was filed with SCHUYLER should not be declared free from parental custody and Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San Diego Coun- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9004372 control as requested in the petition. At the hearing, the judge will ty on: FEBRUARY 18, 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY 28, MARCH Fictitious Business Name(s) AEGIS PSYCHIATRY. Located at: 4225 read the petition and, if requested, will explain the effect of the 06, 13, &, 20, 2020. EXECUTIVE SQUARE, SUITE 600, LA JOLLA, CA 92037. Is registered granting of the petition, any term or allegation contained therein and by the following: AEGIS PSYCHIATRY, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORA- the nature of the proceeding, its procedures and possible conse- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT FILE NO. 2020-9004592 TION. This business is conducted by: A CORPORATION. The first quences, and may continue the matter for not more than 30 days for Fictitious Business Name(s) O'CONNELL DESIGN. Located at: 2850 day of business was: N/A. Registrant Name: AEGIS PSYCHIATRY, the appointment of counsel, or to give counsel time to prepare. The WOMBLE RD., STE. 100, #614, SAN DIEGO, CA 92106. Is registered A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION. Title of Officer, if Limited Liability court may appoint counsel to represent the minor whether or not the by the following: LEIRIGH FILMS LLC. This business is conducted by: Company/Corporation, Title of Signor OWNER. The statement was minor is able to afford counsel. If any parent appears and is unable A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY. The first day of business was: N/A. filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr. Recorder/County Clerk of San to afford counsel, the court shall appoint counsel to represent each Registrant Name: LEIRIGH FILMS LLC. Title of Officer, if Limited Lia- Diego County on: FEBRUARY 19, 2020. ISSUE DATES: FEBRUARY parent who appears unless such representation is knowingly and bility Company/Corporation, Title of Signor CEO. 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Project choreographers and two corridors of Tenth Avenue’s gallery Dancy see dance education as a handful of professional dancers, ROSIN works from San Diego native Kevin spaces in a one-night, after-hours part of The Rosin Box Project’s she created a collective to present CONTINUED FROM Page 17 Jenkins. event. work heading into future seasons. an original and innovative view on The second production will be The Rosin Box Project also has As a fundamental part of its mis- contemporary ballet, culminating On the bill for The Rosin Box four evenings of world premiere its sight set on education pro- sion, The Rosin Box Project pro- in a series of sold-out performanc- Project’s 2020 summer season contemporary ballets, including grams that provide integrated vides an opportunity for the chore- es. Staying true to the intimate na- are two performances at Tenth a new work by a special guest cho- learning platforms to schools ographers and dancers with whom ture of the company, the dancers Avenue Arts Center in downtown reographer. The Rosin Box Project across the county, as well as it works to explore their creative orchestrated every aspect of put- San Diego. The first production, to also plans to host a “Ghost Light mentorship for young and aspir- talent and technical craft through ting on a production and curat- be held in the intimate black box Masquerade” fundraiser in June, ing dance students to effectively the creation and presentation of ing visual appeal - choreograph- theatre space, will be repertoire combining a masked ball and pursue their passion. Due to the original contemporary ballets. ing, fundraising, marketing, and distinct to the innovative com- modern-day speakeasy with pop- creative and nurturing environ- Carly Topazio created The Rosin directing. pany. The program will feature up performances and devilish fun. ment, the company has created Box Project in May 2018. Starting For more information, visit ballets created by The Rosin Box Dancers will illuminate the dark for its artists, both Topazio and with a photo campaign and a therosinboxproject.com.

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