San Diego Reader September 1, 2016 1
OLD TOWN MODEL BY JOSEPH C. TOIGO
San Diego
NEWS & FEATURES
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September 1, 2016
City Lights Warning: “wheels come off” the economy within next three years; and News Ticker .............................................................................................2 Under the Radar .............................................................................................3
Letters ...................................................................................................................4 Neighborhood News .....................................................................................6
Ask a Hipster Intervene on a psycho’s feud with womankind? ....................................11 SD on the QT Almost factual news ....................................................................................12
Best Buys Wake up! School supplies ..........................................................................13
Unreal Estate Honduran and Cameroonian influences in Olde Del Mar ...................14
Oldest Things in San Diego Oldest is not always an honorific. By Thomas Larson ......................................................................................16
Miscellaneous leftovers — page 16
Seagoing Action San Marcos Middle School students head to Birch Aquarium. By Leorah Gavidor ......................................................................................26
Crossword ........................................................................................................74 Sudoku ..............................................................................................................75 News of the Weird......................................................................................79
CALENDAR The poet wants to strut his stuff — page 69
Events Art, Book-signings, Classes & Workshops, Comedy, Dance, Discussion Groups, Food & Drink, For Kids, Lectures, Outdoors, Special Events, Spoken Word, Sports & Fitness .................34
Travel & Getaways Western ghosts in the Alabama Hills .......................................................36 Cuyamaca Rancho’s East Mesa Loop — this trail has it all ..................36
Poetry the moon, swollen and full, strikes Rachel like a rock ...........................38
Religion Gil Baloy, as much a shepherd as he is a pastor .....................................40
Water Front Oceanside Pier Labor Day swim, since 1929 ....................................42
Fassbender, Vikander, Weisz! — page 64
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Display Ads Automotive ........................................................74 Career Training .................................................73 Health and Beauty .............................................24 Help Wanted ......................................................72 Legal Solutions ...................................................10 Music ...................................................................52 Rentals .................................................................73 Research Studies ................................................18
Restaurants Ed skips the steak and leaves Garden Kitchen happy ......................46 Feasters’ delights (and disappointments) ..........................................48 Happy Hour ..........................................................................................50
San Diego Beer News They come from the desert to brew here ..........................................50
Music
Blurt .......................................................................................................52 Club Crawler ........................................................................................56 Everyone’s a Critic ...............................................................................60
Movies ........................................................................................................64 Flicks that stand out among the fanny packs ....................................................66
Theater Love’s Labor’s Lost in the towering eucalypti of the Old Globe’s festival stage ..............................................................69
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