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← Back to all Field NotesOnline school data and ratings fueling residential segregation
With websites from all different backgrounds giving you up-to-minute information on the exact neighborhoods you’re looking to live in(i.e. school ratings, crime rates, sex offenders, etc.) its no…
Golden Hill Pedestrian Project Underway
Near and dear to my heart, and my home, is the eclectic neighborhood of Golden Hill so nothing delights me more than to see that a long awaited project on 25th St is finally underway. It’s goal:…
A San Diegan wins the Boston Marathon!
A local San Diegan man just won the 2014 Boston Marathon! Meb Keflezighi, of Mission Hills, just snapped a 31-year drought and became the first male-winner since 1983 and American winner, period…
Adams Avenue Street Fair
Adams Avenue Unplugged, formerly known as Adams Avenue Roots Festival, takes place this weekend, April 26th and 27th along a 2 mile stretch of Adams Avenue. Beginning in the University Heights…
Taste of Hillcrest
One of my favorite neighborhoods, Hillcrest, is hosting it’s 14th annual “Taste of Hillcrest,” event this Saturday, April 19th. For four glorious hours, 12pm-4pm, enjoy a bite from over 40 of it’s…
San Diego Roots Sustainable Food Project
For those of you that remember my blog about local Farmer’s Markets throughout the county, consider this a follow up post. Although there is a ton of charm and community in going to a Farmer’s…
25th Annual EarthFair in Balboa Park
The EarthFair is back at Balboa Park for its 25th annual event on April 27th and is expecting to exceed its average attendance of 60,000 visitors. This event is great for environmentally conscious…
Aztecs On Alert for Upset in NCAA Tournament
It’s tournament time again and our San Diego State Aztecs are the #4 seed in the west and paired up against the tough New Mexico State Aggies in the second round(they call the “play-in” games…
Bikes & Beers
Although I’m not an avid cyclist, I do like good beer. And what’s even more exciting to me, is that the person who has organized this event, is the same cool guy my husband and I bought our first…
Expecting a Tax Refund? Invest It In Your Home
Are you expecting a nice sized tax refund? A great way to spend it wisely is to invest it back into your home. Your home is one of your most prized possessions, so investing into making it look…
10 Best Foodie Spots
Our little San Diego is getting some big attention lately when it comes to restaurants and the folks at USA Today have compiled their Top 10 list of favorites for our city. According to Neal…
North Park Guide to Real Estate Prices
Are You Curious about what kind of house you can get for your money in North Park? Get our FREE Guide to North Park Real Estate Prices so when you’re looking you can have an idea of what certain…
The Tonight Show w/ Jimmy Fallon
Jimmy Fallon made his “Tonight Show” deput last night with an All-Star lineup. If you follow the show at all, then you know about the turmoil the show went through when it tried its transition…
Favorite Neighborhoods for Dining
My favorite restaurants are all within a few miles from my house. That’s because I live near some of the best neighborhoods, in my humble opinion. Instead of joining the mobs of tourists in Old…
5K Paw Walk In The Garden
CALLING ALL ANIMAL LOVERS! The 2nd Annual 5K Paw Walk in the garden is almost here. This event is held at the San Diego Botanic Garden on February 22, 2014 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. To sign up and…
2014 Guide to North Park Home Prices
Hello fellow residents on North Park. I’d like to help you know exactly how much your home benefited from the recent +20% home value spike which just took place in the 92104 zip over the last…
North Park’s New Neighborhood Restaurant – Craft Beer and a Kids Area?
We all know how far North Park has come and that it’s residents range from hipsters to 70 year old home owners. Who falls in between that wide range? Young families of course and the new…
Where does your ‘hood rank for TOP 20 BEST Trick or Treating Cities?
Zillow got bored with fooling homeowners with their home values, or, “Zestimates” as they call them – and turned their programmers loose on more pressing issues. Like: name the Top 20 Trick or…
Golden Hill Street Fair – Historical Neighborhood Invites You Over…
We all know how neighborhoods can go from zip to hip and Golden Hill is no exception. It has the unique combination of history – think Villa Montezuma (ok, that is technically Sherman Heights, but…
Got Sugar? – Neighborhood Connections
Remember the days when neighbors threw 4th of July block parties and borrowed cups of sugar for making that pitcher of Kool Aid? Or when kids knew not to act up around the neighborhood, because…
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