Banned Books Week is drawing to a close – but censorship attempts aren’t
The Bible along with books about serial killers and vampires were for sale at the Oddities & Curiosities Expo in Del Mar. (File photo by Chris Stone) National Banned Books Week may be drawing to an end on Sunday, but events are still going locally as San Diego honors its public library system and th
Celebration marks College-Rolando Library’s 20th Anniversary
Local residents and dignitaries celebrated the College-Rolando Library’s twentieth anniversary celebration last month. The event marks 20 years since the modernized branch replaced the outdated College Heights location, which served the community for five decades on College Avenue. Local nonprofit
CityScape: Tijuana, Mission Valley, shine as Orchids & Onions honor region’s best urban design
Del Mar Heights School. (Photo courtesy of DLR Group) Fresh air is a rare commodity inside San Diego’s high-rises, where inoperable windowsand sealed interiors are standard for maximum control of heating, cooling and airtreatment. By contrast, the new 10-story EAT building in Tijuana, with operable
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