the right question… for David Veit, environmental dog photographer
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Author: sandiegometro
San Diego Scene 7.2010
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What is affordable housing? The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defines “affordable” as housing that costs no
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By Derek Danziger One of the most popular topics when discussing a growing Downtown is the availability and effective utilization
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As president of the Downtown San Diego Partnership, Shirley Horton juggles a full agenda of civic and political issues By
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Michael and Carmen O’Riordan traded their Rancho Santa Fe home for a Columbia District condo and a new lifestyle By
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State-of-the art campus will offer more than degrees and shiny fixtures — student housing will be a short walk away
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Paul Rodeno’s Security Business Bank targets small and medium-sized businesses in the era of big bank failures and consolidation By
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