praCh Ly performs ‘Dalama,’ perhaps for the last time
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Despite rumors, the market is not closing—but there will be some changes in the future, including a possible detachment with the craft fair.
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14 blocks of heavy steel at annual Belmont Shore Car Show
The popular car show celebrated its 30th anniversary on Sunday.
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Aquarium of the Pacific’s longtime president announces retirement after 17 years
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Nearly a year after its destructive fire, Restauration is ready to re-open
After facing a fire that all but burnt down the entire building, Restauration, the Fourth Street bistro and patio owned by Dana Tanner and chef Philip Pretty, is officially set to re-open by the end of this month.