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Mother Domibella’s first calf another bonus for ensuring giraffes have a future
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Exclusive capsule that includes Minnie Mouse ear designs by Heidi Klum, Vera Wang, Karlie Kloss and more will be available online and at both Disney theme park locations in the U.S.
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Padres use @Madres handle on Twitter in honor of Mother’s Day, then see @Padres hijacked before social media order restored
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At the center of the project is Sky Deck, a restaurant collective inspired by the developer’s travels to Barcelona.
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Composer and Devo leader Mark Mothersbaugh, North County-bred skateboard hero Hawk and Broadway writer Kyle Jarrow put up first staged reading of new piece adapted from a book by Nick Hornby
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There are more tests to come as Port of San Diego pursues $15 million lighting project that could debut in 2022
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When Mother’s Day hits on May 12, be ready to treat any San Diego mom with a range of local choices.
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Bare-bones workshop version of ‘Slam’ is among offerings in theater’s new-play celebration
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PACIFIC music writer gets behind the curtain peek into inner workings of live production band for Cirque du Soleil’s VOLTA.
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Robot Cache allows gamers to sell their “used” digital games when done, appealing to game publishers with a low revenue share
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Swedish trio make final North American tour stop in North Park.
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Founded by the son of a butcher, Mercato wants local grocers to stick around. And he’s got a plan to keep them competitive.
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Oscar-winning writer-director’s life as a young journalist inspired 2000 movie that he now has adapted as a musical
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Bobby Cressey plays all kinds of genres on organ, piano and keyboard, including jazz, ska and reggae. He plays at Padres, Gulls and Sockers games and other gigs across Southern California.
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About 67 percent of people moving to San Diego are millennials, but that is behind Madison, Seattle, Honolulu, Los Angeles and Toledo. Only about 2 percent of millennials that move to San Diego metro area can afford a home, lower than most spots millennials are moving.
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Bird, Lime and other companies to pay permitting fees, face restrictions on speed and parking in target areas
