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Bird Rock board applies for $50,000 to replace pedestrian-activated crossings on La Jolla Boulevard - Vimarsana News

Bird Rock board applies for $50,000 to replace pedestrian-activated crossings on La Jolla Boulevard

To help replace malfunctioning pedestrian crossing signals along La Jolla Boulevard, the Bird Rock Community Council has applied for a $50,000 grant from the office of state Assemblywoman Tasha Boerner.

From Medicare to meals, La Jolla forum shares ways to care for the community's elders - Vimarsana News

From Medicare to meals, La Jolla forum shares ways to care for the community's elders

To let local senior citizens know "they're supported by us in the community,” La Jolla Town Council President Jerri Hunt invited a panel of experts to speak about the various services they provide to the community's elder population.

LJCPA, meeting in person for the first time since 2020, explores ways to return to online gatherings - Vimarsana News

LJCPA, meeting in person for the first time since 2020, explores ways to return to online gatherings

Ironically, at its first in-person meeting in three years, the La Jolla Community Planning Association discussed a possible avenue to return to online meetings.

State Assembly bill could add 'blue carbon' step to development process in La Jolla - Vimarsana News

State Assembly bill could add 'blue carbon' step to development process in La Jolla

Some applicants would have to build or contribute to a project that supports coastal plants that sequester carbon from the atmosphere.