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Two races and a wedding: La Jolla traffic board approves road closures for upcoming events - Vimarsana News

Two races and a wedding: La Jolla traffic board approves road closures for upcoming events

The La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board made quick work Feb. 16 of unanimously greenlighting requests for temporary road closures for three upcoming local events.

'La Jolla Seascapes': Local photographer showcases her native home in 2022 calendar - Vimarsana News

'La Jolla Seascapes': Local photographer showcases her native home in 2022 calendar

Ann Collins is giving La Jolla her best shots in a new calendar highlighting the “amazing” place where she grew up.

Business Roundup: Small Business Saturday helps launch holiday shopping season in La Jolla - Vimarsana News

Business Roundup: Small Business Saturday helps launch holiday shopping season in La Jolla

Ahead of the busy holiday shopping season, the La Jolla Village Merchants Association presented a Small Business Saturday event Nov. 27 to encourage La Jollans and visitors to shop local.

La Jolla News Nuggets: New executive chef, 'Game of Life' inventor, Sunset Pier Walks, authors mural, more - Vimarsana News

La Jolla News Nuggets: New executive chef, 'Game of Life' inventor, Sunset Pier Walks, authors mural, more

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Investors Rally to Save Warwick's Bookstore in La Jolla – NBC 7 San Diego - Vimarsana News

Investors Rally to Save Warwick's Bookstore in La Jolla – NBC 7 San Diego

“We thought we were about to sign a great lease, and, instead, we were told that the building was being sold for cash in 30 days,” Warwick explained. Warwick’s landlord of about 80-100 years had decided to sell the building, but some quick thinking and some savvy customers came to the rescue. The owners of the building had an offer from someone willing to pay $8.6 million. Warwick’s had about 10 days to figure out what to do. Investors Jack McGrory and Steve Avoyer decided to match that offer. They were helped along by other community members who also wanted to invest in Warwick’s.