Teen Tech Week, March 7 & 8 events at 3 PM
From Larry Hoeckelmann Jr., Youth Services Librarian, San Diego Public Library, University Community Branch on Governor: Robotics Demo – Monday, March 7 @ 3:00 – […]
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Mid-Coast Trolley Project Update for March 2016
Courtesy of Keep San Diego Moving: In order to make way for the primary construction of the Mid-Coast Trolley Extension project, crews have begun relocating […]
sdUT: Key race focused on wage hike, vacation rentals; Republicans could swipe San Diego council majority
From the San Diego Union Tribune, March 2, 2016; excerpt: Key issues in San Diego’s most crucial City Council race include increasing the city’s minimum […]
Were you there? Food Truck Family Night March 2, 2016!!
Food Truck Family Night, sponsored by EdUCate! returned to University City on March 2. It was good food, good music and great company. Take a […]
Spreckels Families to Sip & Bid at Fundraiser & Party March 4
Courtesy of Spreckels Elementary PTA: Spreckels Families to Sip & Bid Fundraiser & Party on Friday, March 4, 7 PM – 10 PM. Tickets to […]
Northern Police Officers share their inspiration
Courtesy of the San Diego Police Department via Facebook: For Women’s History Month, the San Diego Police Department will feature officers who have been inspired […]
First Friday’s West Coast Swing March 4
Courtesy of the University City High School Parent Teacher Student Association: The UCHS PTSA is proud to roll out a New Social Dance Scene: All […]
Nobel Recreation Center: Try a FREE Essentrics / Aging Backwards demo class in March
All are welcome to a free tryout/demo class on Wednesday, March 2, 11 AM – 12 PM; and on Monday, March 7, 6:15 PM – […]
Food Trucks Return March 2
EdUCate!’s Food Truck Wednesdays resumes on Wednesday, March 2. Rotating food trucks will park in front of Spreckels Elementary on Governor Drive every Wednesday from […]
Imagine UC 2020: Quality Schools in Quality Neighborhoods
February 29, 2016, courtesy of John Lee Evans, Trustee, San Diego Unified: In Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s State of the City address he gave special attention […]
Sherri Lightner: Message to University City
Courtesy of Council President Sherri Lightner: Spring is gearing up and that means that the City’s budget process is about to be in full swing. […]
Scott Peters: Message to University City
Courtesy of Congressman Scott Peters: Dr. Howard and Jean Somers, residents of Coronado, have been advocates for reforming the Department of Veterans Affairs since losing […]
President’s March message to University City
From Barry Bernstein, UCCA President: March is here…and it appears we’ve survived this past month’s winter El Nino prediction of severe weather, experiencing just a […]
March UCCA University City newsletter now available
The March UCCA newsletter was delivered over the weekend by UCCA volunteers to homes in south University City; and is available at University City libraries […]
Do you have a birthday every four years? Then you must be a Leap Year Baby!
Courtesy of Vince Reardon: Leap year doesn’t mean much to most of us. It’s simply another day tacked onto February’s standard 28 days, once every […]
Friends of the Library BIG BOOK SALE starts Thursday
Courtesy of Val Crane, Friends of the Library: Don’t miss the Friends’ Big Book Sale. There will be a massive selection of fiction, history, biography, […]
March Highlights: South Library on Governor
University Community Library on Governor now open Saturdays from 9:30 AM to 6 PM! online pharmacy buy albenza online cheap pharmacy Events for Adults/Seniors Qi […]
March Highlights at North UC Library on Judicial
Events for Adults/Seniors Small Business Assistance – Wednesdays at 11:30 AM. Dr. Adolpho Sanchez offers help in navigating the process to starting a business. Appointments […]
Why Call the Police about Party Houses?
Courtesy of retired Community Assisted Party Program (CAPP) advisor Fred Zuckerman and current advisor Robert Harvey: Why call the police about party houses? The police […]
University City Under Construction
University City is surrounded by construction projects that may affect local travel plans. Many projects entail night work. KeepSanDiegoMoving.com is a good resource for information. […]
