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Organizers hope the contribution by La Jolla philanthropist Tommy Carroll will be a catalyst for further donations to a project that could cost $6 million.

Also, LJP&B hopes to get a right-of-entry permit from the city of San Diego 'relatively soon' to repair the white wood fences at Scripps Park. And a new belvedere at Windansea could be in place by spring.

La Jolla Parks & Beaches members vote to support the plan in concept and form a working group to discuss specifics of commemorating the San Diego free-diving association credited with many underwater innovations.

La Jolla Parks & Beaches board calls city's decision 'short-sighted,' 'one-sided' and precedent-setting

The La Jolla Parks & Beaches board voiced its disapproval of the city of San Diego's planned year-round closure of Point La Jolla during its April 24 meeting, calling the decision “short-sighted," "one-sided” and precedent-setting.

A state hearing is postponed amid questions about notification, landscaping, and seal and sea lion protections.

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The city of San Diego says there's also no schedule set for repairing a storm-damaged railing that has closed the seawall walkway

The city of San Diego says there's also no schedule set for repairing a storm-damaged railing that has closed the seawall walkway.

Many local lifestyle-oriented headlines of 2022 highlighted La Jollans’ efforts to make their community and the world a better place through creative, philanthropic and other contributions.