Tides THU, FEB 9
FRI, FEB 10
Waves LOW TIDE
AM HT. PM HT. 1:27 1.3’ 2:33 -1.5’ 2:12 1.1’ 3:10 -1.4’
SAT, FEB 11 2:55 0.9’ 3:45 -1.2’ SUN, FEB 12 3:36 0.9’ 4:18 -0.8’
HIGH TIDE
AM HT. PM HT. 7:37 6.8’ 8:54 4.7’ 8:20 6.8’ 9:29 4.9’ 9:01 6.6’ 10:04 4.9’ 9:40 6.2’ 10:38 4.9’
Height Direction Interval 2’-3’ 3’-4’ 3’-5’ 2’-4’
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SDReader.com/waterfront EVENTS
Bottom Bunch Dive Meetup The group promotes fun and safe diving at local beaches, kelp forests, and wrecks. Bring your certification card with you. Join and RSVP at:
http://bit.ly/2gVpjEb. Park in the main lot by the main lifeguard tower. Group is usually in the second row to gear up. Sat- urdays, 7:30am; through Saturday, March 25, free. La Jolla Shores, 8200 Camino del Oro. (LA JOLLA)
Coronado Beach Bonfire and Music Meetup Bonfire and jammin’ on the beach in Coronado. Sing or play an instrument? Take it along. If you don’t play an instru- ment or sing you can always bring firewood, drinks, or snacks. Join group and RSVP at:
http://bit.ly/2g7rXlX. Saturday, February 11, 7pm; free. Coronado City Beach, Ocean Boulevard and Marina Avenue. (CORONADO)
I Have Surfed Before But Need Help This session is designed specifically for those that want to work on their pop-ups and pad- dling out. You must have your own board — you can rent or buy a board locally. An 8-9 foot long foam surfboard is recommended for this level. Time will vary depending on high tide; check website for changes. Look for the tent with the owl in front of the bath- rooms at the north end of the main parking lot. Join Meetup and RSVP at
bit.ly/2aazstT. Saturdays, 2pm; through Saturday, February 11, free. La Jolla Shores, 8200 Camino del Oro. (LA JOLLA)
Lower Otay Lake Paddle Meetup Rent a kayak or row boat for $6. If you have your own equipment, you will only need a city use permit. This is a paddling meetup, not a pro- fessionally guided tour. Join Meetup group and RSVP:
http://bit.ly/2g26Gyt. Wednes- day, February 15, 8:30am; $2-$8. Lower Otay Reservoir, Wueste Road. (OTAY MESA)
Outrigger Canoe Club Meet-Up San Diego Outrigger Canoe Club is looking for a few good men and women to join our club. If you enjoy working out, love the ocean and being outside, and are a little bit competi- tive, you’ll love outrigger paddling. No cost to check it out, and we’ll have a paddle for you. Saturdays, 8:30am; through Saturday, June 24, free. 18 and up. Campland on the Bay, 2211 Pacific Beach Drive. (PACIFIC BEACH)
San Diego River Assessment Field Team The River Assessment Team walk different segments of the San Diego River in the Mission Valley area to identify issues
affecting the river. Volunteer reconnaissance of these areas to effectively plan cleanup events is important. Volunteers are invited to attend any and all, depending on ability level as the team will work in areas of vary- ing levels of difficulty. Must be 18 or over to participate, and this is not open for court ordered community service. Contact the San Diego River Park Foundation at volunteer@
sandiegoriver.org. Tuesdays, 9am; through Tuesday, December 26, free. San Diego River Park Foundation, 4891 Pacific Highway. (MISSION VALLEY)
Scholastic Surf Series: San Diego Mid- dle School Division 1 The Scholastic Surf Series is a competition series for middle and high school surf teams. Teams competing in this series can expect the same high quality events that the Western Surfing Association has become known for, including profes- sional judging, quality events, and a family oriented program. Saturday, February 11, 8am; free. La Jolla Shores, 8200 Camino del Oro. (LA JOLLA)
Scholastic Surf Series: San Diego Middle School Division 2 The Scho- lastic Surf Series is a competition series for middle and high school surf teams. Teams competing in this series can expect the same high quality events that the Western Surfing Association has become known for, includ- ing professional judging, quality events, and a family oriented program. Sunday, February 12, 8am; free. La Jolla Shores, 8200 Camino del Oro. (LA JOLLA)
Shelter Island Walk and Talk Join Sandra, Sally, and friends for a casual walk from the Bali Hai Restaurant to the Friendship Bell and back on flat sidewalks (about 2.5 miles round trip; 60-70 minutes including pit stop). Breathe ocean air and enjoy bay and city views from ships to sea lions. Meet new friends at east end of the island to the right of the Bali Hai by the lamp post and hand rails, where we will stretch for a few minutes. Ample free parking. If you’re late, drive down the island and join us along the way. Take the #28 bus and walk approximately three blocks to the Bali Hai. Optional eats afterward. Info: 619- 222-3800. Thursdays, 10am; through Tues- day, January 7, free. Bali Hai, 2230 Shelter Island Drive. (SHELTER ISLAND)
Valentine’s Day Dinner Cruise Sweet- heart’s Celebration Package available, including a private window table for two, champagne, and commemorative cham- pagne flutes. Info: 800-442-7847. Tuesday, February 14, 7pm; Flagship Cruises & Events, 990 N. Harbor Drive. (DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO)
HOSTAGE SITUATION AT KONA KAI From San Diego city lifeguards
-San Diego Lifeguards are a 24 hour rescue agency whose responsibilities include water rescue, boat rescue, marine fire suppression, coastal cliff rescue, underwater search and recovery, swift water and flood search, rescue and emergency medical response. San Diego Lifeguards also
Practice loving teamwork aboard the San Salvador.
San Salvador for lovers In 1542 from a 100-foot Spanish galleon carrying officers, crew, slaves, a priest, and the ship’s captain, explorer Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo, landed in San Diego Bay near Point Loma. They were the first Europeans to reach California. Cabrillo was 42 years old and had become one of the
richest explorers of the New World. He began working in shipping and moved on to join Cortés in New Spain (Mexico). He went to Guatemala, where his success in gold-mining sealed his fortune. Cabrillo was commissioned to lead the expedition
up the Pacific coast in search of trade opportunities, and maybe even a route to China or across the Northwest Pas- sage. Cabrillo owned the vessels, the San Salvador, La Victoria, and the San Miguel, and would reap the profit from trade or treasure on his voyage. A year after landing in San Diego he died due to infection while wintering at Santa Catalina Island at age 43. Now, some 475 years later, a full-scale replica of Cabrillo’s flagship — after four years of construction —
sails in our local waters. This weekend the Maritime Museum of San Diego is offering a Valentine’s sweetheart cruise from noon until 3:00 p.m. where couples can spend an after- noon on the water and practice their loving teamwork by helping the crew sail the ship, haul halyards, and tend the sheets.
— Daniel Powell
Whoa, Mexico, that water clean?
San Diego officials warn bank about funding Rosarito desalination plant Four South Bay cities have signed off on a
letter that calls on the North American Devel- opment Bank to pay attention to the sewage- tainted seawater that may go into the Rosarito desalination plant the bank is funding. San Diego city councilman David Alvarez, who represents south San Diego,
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handle enforcement of city, state and federal laws and regulations. Lifeguards are classified as peace officers with the power of arrest.
1/6 - HP contacted a subject on the Harbor Police Guest slips and found he was in possession of illegal drugs and paraphernalia.
1/5 - HP responded to a Domestic Violence call onboard a fishing vessel in the Americas Cup Harbor. One of the subjects was arrested and taken to jail.
1/4 - HP documented a stolen vessel report.
1/3 - HP located an adrift dinghy in the A-9
Cruisers Anchorage. It was impounded at the HP dock.
1/2 - HP responded to a Domestic Violence call at the Kona Kai Marina. The incident at that time was verbal only. Later, HP were dispatched back to the vessel and had a specialized response unit respond due to the suspect barricading himself and a hostage aboard the vessel. Eventually the victim was released and
the suspect was taken into custody.
1/1 - HP responded to a subject who had a dizzy spell and crashed his bicycle into the bay next to the Star of India Ship. A HP diver and vessel unit retrieved him from the water and had him transported to the hospital.
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