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First, Hunter repeat in South Paddleboard Race at Hermosa Beach Pier

by Kevin Cody After months of cold, snotty water, the ocean was welcoming to paddlers participating in the Sixth Annual South Bay Paddle on Saturday, June 8.

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Free streamed festival of Japanese films | Canberra CityNews

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Australian Poetry Today - Quadrant Online

The Philistines remain with us as a permanent fixture of our culture and have always been a conspicuous element in society. For this reason, and bearing in mind the extraordinary and lamentable meltdown of our education systems, it is against considerable odds that poetry-writing continues to flourish in Australia.

Tasmanian livestock trailer shortage highlighted by farmer group | Stock & Land

TasFarmers president Ian Sauer addresses the shortage of livestock trailers and its impact on agricultural transport across Bass Strait.

Ocean Beach Pier Taskforce to Inform Public Only Option Is to 'Rebuild', 2 Years After OB Rag Said the Same

Beginning in early April, the Ocean Beach Pier Taskforce and city will hold a series of workshops to find out from the public what they want to see and what having a pier in Ocean Beach means to them. The Taskforce will show the public what options they have to either repair, replace, or rebuild…

'Hey Campbell! Here's Your Million-Dollar Sidewalk!'

Here are photos of the current conditions of San Diego's "Million-Dollar Sidewalk" the city installed against everyone's advice back in pre-pandemic days. They were taken by Geoff Page. The OB Rag and writer Geoff Page covered this issue extensively, and Page was highly critical of its design. And yes, it is or was ADA compliant…

City Rangers' Vendor Enforcement in Ocean Beach Raises Issues of 'Free Speech' and 'What Is Art'?

By Geoff Page The City of San Diego began enforcement of the new vendor ordinance in Ocean Beach, Wednesday morning, February 1, at the foot of Newport Ave. Upon getting a tip that this was happening, around 11:00 a.m., this writer went down for a look. The tipster said they saw SDPD and sheriff’s personnel,…

Point Loma Residents Drop Lawsuit Against City Over Removal of Palm Trees – City Attorney Continues Myth About Why They Were Chopped Down

The San Diego City Attorney's office just announced today that the Point Loma couple who had sued the city over its removal of historic Palm trees has dropped the suit. John and Tracy Van de Walker had sued the City in federal court to prevent the trees from being cut down, claiming violations of the…