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After 10 years, Miller’s Field closes in PB

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By DAVE SCHWAB Miller's Field in Pacific Beach, which just celebrated its 10th anniversary in March by revamping its menu, has closed. In place of the quintessential sports bar, which billed itself as “American fare with San Diego beach flair,” will be Breakfast Republic, a fast-growing chain owned by Now, Rise and Shine Restaurant Group, founded by Johan Engman. Pacific Beach will be joining the list of existing Breakfast Republics open in North Park, Liberty Station, Encinitas, East Village, and Ocean Beach. “We don't have a set timeline yet,” said Engman, of his plans for reopening the new eatery on Mission Boulevard. “We will mirror the whimsical Breakfast Republic design with our living wall, egg chairs, merchandise wall and sunglass mirrors in the bathroom, to mention a few things.” Characterizing itself as an “innovative breakfast destination,” Breakfast Republic serves American classics like Oreo pancakes, shrimp and grits and S’mores French toast. READ MORE ONLINE AT sdnews.com

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Biggest party on the beach this Saturday Pacific BeachFest celebrates 20 years with music, beer and fish tacos

Wings of Rescue flew 49 adoptable dogs and cats from Louisiana and Southeast Texas to Gillespie Field.

SAN DIEGO HUMANE SOCIETY LEAPS INTO ACTION TO RESCUE ANIMALS By LUCIA VITI Austin

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There will be plenty of free, family-friendly fun on the beaches and along the boardwalk at this year’s Pacific BeachFest, which takes place 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct.7. This year also marks the 20th anniversary for the popular beachside party. The evening before the big event, come out for the second annual Pacific BeachFest Beer Cup competition from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6. Local favorite Karl Strauss won the inaugural event, and this year faces competition from Belching Beaver, Amplified Ale Works, Iron Fire, Coronado Brewing Co., PB Alehouse, Green Flash/Alpine, Mike Hess, and Abnormal Beer Co. The action starts early on the sandy shoreline Saturday with sports tournaments, including the Pro-Am Beach Volleyball Tournament (8 a.m.), Vavi 4Sum Social Volleyball (9 a.m.), and the Revolt Summer Series Surf competition

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teams collaborated with rescue organizations, such as the Humane Society of the United States and the Humane Society of Naples, to bring 200 rescue and shelter animals to San Diego, making room for evacuee’s lost, displaced and stranded pets. “These pets are not direct victims,” said San Diego Humane Society’s chief operating officer Jennifer Brehler. “They’re adoptable cats and dogs that were already in shelters near the affected areas that were transferred to San Diego to create room for hurricane victim pets – the lost, strayed, or abandoned. These healthy and socialized pets do not have owners who will be searching for them.” According to Brehler, the upcoming news of Hurricane Harvey alerted San Diego Humane Society (SDHS) to extend assistance and services to Houston’s SPCA and Florida shelters. “As the need grew, we, along with other shelters, responded,” she said. Seven San Diego Special Response Teams – comprised of staff and volunteers – were deployed to temporary shelters, Houston’s SPCA and Collier County Animal Services. San Diego’s Swift Water Rescue Team – San Diego Humane Law Enforcement and Animal Recuse Reserve – was also deployed. Trained in swift water and flood rescues, these professionals work along stateside task forces in emergency response situations.

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Wings of Rescue flew pets from Louisiana and Florida to San Diego where staff and volunteers transported the animals to SDHS, the Rancho Coastal Humane Society and Labradors and Friends. San Diego Humane Society’s president and CEO Gary Weitzman explained, that in addition to its Technical Rescue Team, shelter teams provided care to displaced dogs, cats, horses, pigs, cows, trapped livestock and even wildlife. Working tirelessly, teams “never hesitated” to respond to pleas to reunite pets with owners or to provide animals care and comfort. “Working alongside animal welfare colleagues from organizations in Oregon, Georgia, Missouri, North Carolina, Texas and Florida reminded me of the importance of coming together during times of such devastation – not just for animals in need

but for people as well,” he said. Weitzman’s team also helped pets in housing adjacent to a Florida shelter. The pets belonged to hospital patients and evacuees. “Our team cared for the pets so owners would have the comfort of their pets during such a difficult time,” he continued. “Imagine losing your home and being worried about being able to keep your pet. I’m so glad our teams could provide that peace of mind to these hurricane victims.” Weitzman added that Wings of Rescue flew 49 adoptable dogs and cats from Louisiana and Southeast Texas to Gillespie Field, where staff and volunteers unloaded the creatures in temperatures topping 100 degrees. Another heartwarming story included a litter of kittens found in the storm rescued by Jackie Noble, SDHS Kitten Nursery supervisor, who nursed the eight kittens back to health while traveling back to SD in an RV.

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AM SLAM shreds Mission Beach The Sun Diego AM SLAM Surf Series brought its brand of fun in the sun to the shores of Mission Beach on Sept. 30. The competition, the single largest surf and skate event in San Diego, featured a festival in Belmont Park’s parking lot with skateboarding, music, vendors, and world-class surfing. Many of the women’s shortboard finalists pulled double duty in the women’s longboard divisions. Tiare Thompson, of Bird Rock, owned the longboard final and finished second in shortboard. Lucy Jarrard was the class of the women’s short-

board final, separating herself with superior wave selection and critical placement of her maneuvers. Other double finalists in the women’s division were Molly Tuschen, Peyton Kemp, and Sive Jarrard. In the open men’s final, Magno Pacheco and Pedro Nogeuira turned the heat into a two man race as they traded the lead multiple times. Pacheco, however, came out the victor and walked away with $500. Maxxswell Rebeiro was named overall men’s champion and also earned $500. Joe Kisling won the men’s longboard final.

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In girls volleyball play, head coach Steve Upp’s squad comes into action one week after winning the Buccaneer Bash Tournament. Mission Bay (14-5 overall, 0-2 Eastern League) topped Maranatha Christian in a three-set final (25-22, 21-25, 15-12) to claim the title. Freshman Maya Jessee joined the varsity in the last week, making three freshmen on the squad. Mission Bay is away this week with tough league matches versus Coronado and Patrick Henry, respectively. “We continue to improve and are competing for every match,” Upp stated.

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Crissman and Clara Sandoval, a pair of juniors who are scoring goals. “The team’s last game (Valhalla), was a situation where everything clicked,” Auer commented. “We scored on our short corners, our passing was crisp, and the movement of the ball was exceptional.”

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News Church leaders respond to petition to end free homeless meals in Pacific Beach By DAVE SCHWAB Responding to a recent petition drive started by a Pacific Beach man asking churches to stop feeding the homeless, two local church leaders said the free meals are part of their mission, and a convenient way to provide outreach services to the needy. “We began our meals here seven or eight years ago, and we feel strongly that this is a part of the mission of the church, and that it's something we need to be doing,” said Deacon Chris Hulburt of St. Brigid Parish at 4735 Cass St., which serves dinner to the homeless every second and fourth Monday, catering to 120 to 150 men, women and children. “There was a feeling that, we as a Christian community, needed to be active in Christian ministry.” Along with dinner, Hulburt said St. Brigid does one more thing for guests at its feeds. “They can get a snack bag with juice and snacks in it, those are available all the time at the office," he said. "A typical dinner menu would include homemade meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green beans, a salad, a bread roll, coffee, water and lemonade.

“We also give out privately-donated toiletry kits, shoes and other items people might need,” Hulbert said. Two weeks ago, Matt Phillips, of North Crown Point, kicked-off a petition drive on change.org that reads, “The weekly dinners for the homeless population in Pacific Beach are contributing to the complacency and habitual state of their homelessness… this seems to be one of the primary reasons that we have such a population of homeless that never leave or attempt to get off the streets. Churches are enabling some of the very crime that plagues our seaside community. We exercise the right to demand an end to cooking the homeless dinners six days a week because it gives people the wrong idea. For too long has this transpired without accountability of the local churches and we demand immediate legitimate recognition of this petition as it accumulates in signatures.” Phillips' petition drive netted more than 345 signatures in just a couple of days. The goal is to reach 500 supporters. He said he plans to confer with PB church leaders to ask them to stop feeding the homeless. He also intends to submit signatures he's gathered to Councilmember

Lorie Zapf and the City Council. “Here, meals are open to everybody,” said Pastor Bob Rhodes, of Pacific Beach United Methodist Church at 1561 Thomas Ave., which feeds the homeless every Wednesday night. “We see 150 to 175 people, and not everyone is homeless," Rhodes said. "There are all kinds of folks, not just those stereotypically homeless. There are families who come here, folks showing up living in their cars. There's even a guy who regularly shows up in a business suit.” Rhodes said those attending PB Methodist's free dinners get more than a meal. “UC San Diego dental and medical students along with licensed processionals run a free clinic here to serve people who don't have access to medical care,” he said. “We also have a social worker and a psychologist here for the dinners, even an acupuncturist.” Rhodes said PB Methodist also distributes hygiene kits that include “not only ways to clean up, but information about things like Hepatitis A, which the unsheltered can get having no access to bathrooms.” READ MORE ONLINE AT sdnews.com

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Community Sandbar Sports Grill to defend ‘best fish taco’ title with their non-traditional flavors By MATHILDE ROUSSEAU BJERREGAARD This year’s “Best at the Beach Fish Taco” competition will take place at the Pacific BeachFest on Saturday, Oct. 7. The Sandbar Sports Grill has won for the past five years. Sandbar Sports Grill is located in Mission Beach on Ventura Place, right next to Belmont Park. Tacos are the main dish on their menu and they have a huge tequila and rum slection. Their slogan is “Tacos, tequila, tiki.” Tiki, because their drinks are inspired by tiki culture and the islands. “It is nothing like a traditional fish taco,” said assistant general manager Alika Herrera. Their fish taco is made with grilled mahi mahi, a cotija-crushed flour tortilla with cotija cheese melted on it, chipotle aioli, beer-brined escabeche slaw, lime crema, spicy guacamole, tobacco onions and topped with fried cilantro. “It is an explosion of flavor. There

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(8 a.m.) on the south side of Crystal Pier. The Pacific BeachFest 5K will hold an early wave (8 a.m.) and a main wave (10 a.m.) run down the beach. After a the run, there will be yoga on the beach. Throughout the action-packed day, thousands of Pacific BeachFest goers can listen to live music on three stages. The Main Stage will feature world beat dance music, the Community Stage will feature the

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are a lot of things going on, so when you take a bite you get a little of everything. You get a little spicy and you get a little freshness. Everything is just in balance,” said Herrera.

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EDUCATION NOTEBOOK>> Mission Bay High n More than 200 elementary- and middle-schoolers participated in the half time events at Mission Bay High School's "Future Bucs" night on

Sept. 15. Students met MBHS principal Remillard, the Buccaneer mascot, and watched the varsity football team lose a hard-fought game against Rancho Buena Vista High school, 34-20. n The newly-formed MBHS Coed Sailing Team is looking for sailors. Team captains, sophomore Adelaide Cunningham and freshman Mar-

leigh Henehan, are looking for MBHS students to get out on the water in true Buccaneer style. The sailing team meets at Mission Bay Yacht Club on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3 to 6 p.m. No previous experience is needed. Call or text Melissa Cunningham at 858-405-0899 if you are interested in joining this fantastic sport and growing team. n MBHS Tour will take place at 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 12. Meet principal Remillard in the library to hear about the International Baccalaureate Program and enjoy a tour.

Pacific Beach Middle PBMS Tour, will take place 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 5. Check in at the front office and meet in the PBMS media center to hear principal Meng talk about the great changes coming to PBMS. A tour of the campus follows the meeting. n

PB Elementary n The monthly Friends of Pacific Beach Elementary meeting will take place 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11 in the library at PB Elementary. n Pacific Beach Elementary's contribution drive ends Oct. 16. Any amount is appreciated, and all proceeds directly benefit the school to support programs such as science, performing arts enrichment, playground facilitation, instructional supplies, Missoula Children's Theater, library books, art instruction, field trips, and more. To donate, visit fopbe.org and click

Barnard students at International Moon Festival Students from Barnard Elementary School, a Mandarin immersion magnet school in Pacific Beach, showcased their Chinese cultural talents to thousands of people on Sept. 23, at this year’s Moon Festival in Balboa Park. Third through fifth graders performed a traditional Tibetan dance in bright colorful costumes. PHOTO BY CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE AT SDSU

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CPJMA Kate Sessions Kate Sessions is getting ready to begin their "I See IB" recognition program. Each month, six students will be recognized for displaying IB attitudes. Students nominate other students by filling out a blue slip and placing it in one of the colorful boxes located around the school. Photos of the winners along with those who nominate them, will be displayed in a glass case near the entrance of the school for everyone to see. For a list of International Bacn

n More than 100 families came to Crown Point Junior Music Academy’s Back to School Night on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Thank you to everyone who came out to support their children in the classrooms and tour the campus. n On Oct. 7, CPJMA's Music Club (Rock Band) students will perform at Pacific BeachFest on the Community Stage from 11 to 11:30 a.m. Come out for a fun day of music, food, arts and crafts, and to support the student performers.

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Pacific BeachFest music will range from reggae to mambo, to singer-songwriters By BART MENDOZA With its mix of surf, sun, food and music there is no better way to kick off fall than Pacific BeachFest, which takes place on Oct. 7. There will be plenty of activities for the whole family, but one of the event’s biggest draws is the music, taking place across three stages, from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. The day offers up something for just about every musical taste, from reggae to mambo, and rock to singer-songwriters.

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tion, with an easy-going stage manner and set list full of catchy tunes, such as “Semi Automatic.” Meanwhile, soul-blues band The King Taylor Project (12:25 p.m.), based around the vocals of Sandi King and guitar/vocals of Joshua Taylor, is one of the hottest prospects in town at the moment. The secret to the band’s success being in their terrific songs, such as melancholy rocker “High Road,” that sound like standards in the making. Their shared vocals also add much to their sound, but this is one of the strongest combos to hit the local music scene in quite some time. Also recommended on the Main Stage is the Cassie B Project (3:05 p.m.), one of the area’s best dance bands. Led by singer Cassie Bowerman, the band plays a wide range of covers, but their specialty is R&B and soul dance classics where Bowerman can really let her vocals soar. With a set comprised of nothing but crowd pleasers, from the likes of Journey, Taylor Swift and the Jackson, their set will be one the event’s highlights.

The Main Stage has one of the strongest bills in recent years, headlined by Florida-based singer Leilani Wolfgramm (5:45 p.m.). Although considered a reggae singer, Wolfgramm blends in hip-hop and R&B for a sound that’s rhythmic, danceable and radio ready. The Main Stage will open strong with a set from reggae-influenced singer-songwriter Casey Turner (11 a.m.). Turner, a former NASA employee, made headlines last year when his song, “Waves On The Ocean,” was played aboard the Inter- Community Stage national Space Station, becoming the The Community Stage will feature first reggae song debuted in space. a mix of local favorites, including Turner is well-deserving of the atten- Pray for Surf (2:50 p.m) and the Big

Daddy Blues Band (5:10 p.m.), but the focus will be on young musicians from local schools. On hand will be Crown Point Jr. Music Academy (11 a.m.), PB Middle School Band (1:10 p.m.) and St. Paul’s School Choir (2 p.m.). The Community Stage highlight promises to be an appearance by the Mission Bay High School Preservationists Mambo Orchestra (3:40 p.m.) performing under the direction of J.P. Balmat. The big band will bring Latin rhythms and such classic tunes to the beach.

The King Taylor Project (Main Stage 12:25 p.m.), based around the vocals of Sandi King and guitar/vocals of Joshua Taylor, is one of the hottest prospects in town at the moment.

Beer Garden Stage Meanwhile, the Beer Garden Stage will feature a mix of indie bands and DJs including DJ Billy The Kid (1:15 p.m.) and DJ Who (5:15 p.m.). Several reggae-influenced bands will also be performing. For sheer manic energy it will be hard to top reggae/rock hybrid Split Finger (1:45), but pop reggae combo Cityside (3 p.m.), will be close contenders, having built a large local following through their blend of pop hooks and island rhythms. Topping the bill will be bluesy rockers, Band of Gringos (5:45 p.m.). A power trio in the tradition of the Jimi Hendrix Experience. READ MORE ONLINE AT sdnews.com

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Just Listed! Enjoy this Mission Beach coastal cottage Duplex, steps to the sand. Two residential units on one lot. Detached cottage is the front house with studio located over the garage. Great location, right at the beach! 715-717 Jersey Court | $1,359,000

As you know, the market is HOT right now! All three of my September Seller-represented sales I set record highs. List your home with me and lets set a new neighborhood price record! Then you can sit back & relax like these guys.

Just Listed! This Paciﬁc Beach 3 story townhome is just a half of block to the ocean and walking distance to all PB’s hot spots! Property zoned for residential & bottom ﬂoor commercial use. Complex has no HOA fees! 4682 Mission Blvd | $1,119,000 Just Listed! Fabulous 2 Bed/ 2 Bath condo in Cape May Towers, located in the highly desirable neighborhood of Ocean Beach. This is the perfect beach condo, just 2 blocks to the sand! 5015 Cape May #107 | $479,000

Back on Market! This is a must see for all developers, investors and water front home seekers! Remodel or rebuild your dream home on this water front property with direct, unobstructed views of Sail Bay. 3515 Riviera Drive | $1,675,000 Price Reduced, Seller is Motivated! Bring all oﬀers for this Coastal Commission Approved, Direct Bay Front Property. Plans fully developed for a new, custom 3 story, 4 Bed/3.5 Bath Home with large panoramic roof top deck and 2 Bay view balconies. 3688 Bayside Walk | $1,845,000

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2595 Ocean Front Walk #5 - Amazing 4 bedroom 3 bath condo with water views from every room! $1,995,000

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8686 Via Mallorca #G - Great opportunity for a 1 bedroom 1 bath condo in La Jolla a short distance to beaches and UCSD! Sold for $359,000 Call me today for expert representation you can trust!

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