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Print Outdoor dining patios, corrals and parklets that have become familiar sights in La Jolla will be allowed to remain until summer next year following a May 18 vote by the San Diego City Council. The council unanimously approved a one-year extension of interim urgency regulations to allow the city’s Temporary Outdoor Business Operation permit program to continue until July 13, 2022. The approval extends the expiration date for all permitted outdoor operations and allows restaurants and other businesses to continue outdoor operations at their discretion, even if COVID-19 health orders ar...

Without fixes, city could revoke restaurant parklet permits Restaurant owners who have already spent tens of thousands of dollars on outdoor parklets to accommodate diners could soon have their outdoor permits revoked. and last updated 2021-05-19 20:58:43-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Restaurant owners who have already spent tens of thousands of dollars on outdoor parklets to accommodate diners during the pandemic could soon have their outdoor permits revoked. The city is giving them a deadline of July 13, 2021 to get their parklets up to code. Doing so would allow them at least another year to ...

Virginia takes care of business, walks off Wake to complete weekend series sweep Published Sunday, May. 16, 2021, 6:24 pm Join AFP's 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes and Spotify News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com The hero on senior day at Virginia fittingly was senior Christian Hlinka, who doubled home the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth of a 5-4 comeback win over Wake Forest. Virginia (25-21, 16-17 ACC) completed the series sweep, its first of the season and first against an A...

Businesses are responding to new CDC guidelines about loosening mask requirements — but, in California, masks are still mandated. The change is already causing confusion for businesses and customers.

For artist Nuveen Barwari, storytelling and art are part of nation-building. Her work is intimately connected with her Kurdish heritage — the altered Persian rugs and contemporary takes on traditional tapestries invite conversations about homeland and resettlement. Some are tributes to Kurdish activists who were killed for their revolutionary work, and others incorporate pop-culture iconography. With Fufu Creations, Barwari takes her work out of the gallery, screen-printing one-of-a-kind T-shirts and jackets with the Kurdish sun and the word ashti, which means peace. If you have a bit more...