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Golden Hill: “Tis a Picture Worth Seeing”

May 1, 2013 by Jim Miller

By Jim Miller

May is Golden Hill month here at the San Diego Free Press where we will do our collective best to spotlight one of San Diego’s oldest and most dynamic communities. 

A particularly interesting question we will be engaging is how the imagined community of Greater Golden Hill that is shared by many long time residents as well as entities such as the Golden Hill Community Development Corporation conflicts with the official separation of Golden Hill from South Park.

The more narrow designation of Golden Hill’s boundaries sets Interstate 5 as the western border and 34th Street where A, B, and C Streets end as its easternmost limit.  To the south, the Martin Luther King Jr. freeway separates Golden Hill from its neighbors in ShermanHeights and Grant Hill while Russ Boulevard and A Street mark its northern border.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Columns, Editor's Picks, Encore, Under the Perfect Sun Tagged With: Golden Hill

The Starting Line — Study Paints a Stark Picture of Economic Reality in San Diego

September 21, 2012 by Doug Porter

An analysis released yesterday by the Center for Policy Initiatives based on recently released census data shows more than a third of San Diego County residents are living with economic hardships. The report says that across most industries in San Diego County, the spending power of the average paycheck is dropping, with inflation-adjusted earnings decreasing in 10 of the region’s 15 largest industries, compared to 2007, and more people falling into poverty in last year.
Other Stories in Starting Line Today: The Art of Park(ing) Day, San Diego’s Largest Rally Ever Against WalMart , Lim(p)baugh Blames Shrinking Penis on ‘Feminazis’, Imperial Beach MediPot Supporters Beat the Bushes, Quail Brush Power Plant Foes to Rally, North Park Officially Hip Now and so much more! Come on inside and catch up!   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Activism, Columns, Government, Music, Politics, The Starting Line Tagged With: Golden Hill, Imperial Beach, Normal Heights, North Park, Sherman Heights

The Starting Line – NY Times 9/11 Revelation: Bush had even more warnings about Al Qaeda

September 11, 2012 by Doug Porter

According to a report published in New York Times today, President George W, Bush received numerous intelligence reports well in advance of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the US, but failed to react to them based on advice from neo-conservative Pentagon advisers.

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Filed Under: Columns, The Starting Line Tagged With: Golden Hill, Ocean Beach, Sherman Heights

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