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‘Mighty Oak,’ filmed in OB,Loma makes debut prep Point Pointers PAGE 13 forSEEseason opener SEE PAGE 11

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esidents are being asked to sign a petition on Ocean Beach’s Neighborhood Watch Facebook page to take action to “help to keep our sidewalks clean ensuring a healthier environment for everyone.” “One complaint that is often heard about the downtown area of Ocean Beach is how dirty, stained, and smelly the sidewalks are,” the online petition reads. “The OB Clean & Safe Program, a project of the Ocean Beach MainStreet Association, is looking to change that by applying for funding to provide cleanings of NewOn June 2, the County Health and Human Services Agency announced people were allowed to sit and lounge at local beaches provided they bi-monthly maintain physical distancing or Avenue sidewalks, in wear a face covering when close to others. On June 3, No Surf beach at Sunset Cliffs filled up with beachgoers sunbathing and relaxing on a port warm spring afternoon. THOMASto MELVILLE/PENINSULA BEACON addition installing additionMelinda White (left) embraces an emotional Eva King during the memorial at Sunset Cliffs for Mike White, a well-known angler and surfboard al trash bins along the street. shaper who grew up on Ladera Street. Melinda, Mike’s sister, helped organize the memorial and paddle out where dozens of friends and family, including King, who was a life-long friend and former girlfriend, came out to celebrate Mike’s life on Sunday, Aug. 11. ‘Sunset Cliffs was THOMAS MELVILLE / PENINSULA BEACON his world and his playground,’ said Melinda. ‘He loved it here.’ See page 10 for the story.

Ocean Beach and Point Loma businesses begin safely reopening Longtime Ocean Beach surfboard shaper trying to rebuild after fire By DAVE SCHWAB | The Beacon

Peninsula merchants are expressing guarded optimism about Y DAVEstrict SCHWABhealth | THE BEACON rebooting Bwith guidelines 10 weeks after being closed B – by surfboard maker – or nearly so the pandemic. Albert “Ace” Elliott lost Of the devastating impact of being much of what he’s forced to shut down during such acquired, including 50-year-old unprecedented times, one thing irreplaceable memorabilia, when seems certain: It won’t be business his shaping shed on Froude Street as usual. nearhow Saratoga Avenue And long that willcaught last? Nofire 6. can tell. oneon at Aug. this point Elliott’s workspace was panfull of “Since March when the oldfirst boards and photos demic arose we’ve seenofa friends 99% made custom for. drophe’d in business due toboards the stay-atsaw my on firecusin my home“Iorder andbike as was expected backyard andwant I triedoutsiders to put it out,” tomers did not in said Elliott, who’s been riding ebikes for years. “I picked up a fire

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their homes,” said Tony Romano of Service Kings Carpet & Tile Cleaning at 4660 Niagara Ave. “Now that the restrictions are extinguisher, the plug,tohit being lifted, wepulled are starting the fire — and it exploded. just see customers coming back toItdo blew up in my face, like little shotcleanings in their homes and busigunbut shells going off.” nesses, definitely not anywhere “It was a nightmare,” near what business was like added this Elliott of his loss. “It was my little time last year.” go-back-in-time sanctuary. It’sat not Jason Bullard of Sunset Clipps a dollar 4804 Santathing.” Monica Ave., lamented Fortunately, the OB fire station the lack of communication between the corner and the was statejust andaround small-business mertheyduring came and put it out sparing chants the pandemic. damage to the mainbetween residence. “The communication cos“[Theand fire]the took allboard my boards metologists state was and tools, got my truck and SEEElliott. BUSINESS, Page 3 camper,” noted

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In May Midway-Pacific Highway Community Planning Group vetted a large-scale housing project for Mariners Cove while approving a move of an existing 7-Eleven into an area at 2990 Midway Drive. Patti Schwayder, Derek Ullian, and Bed Haddad, all representing Apartment Investment and Management Co. (AIMCO), presented to planners the rehabilitation housing project’s details. “We know Mariners Cove is in the OB planning area, but we wanted to give you an advance preview and hear your thoughts on this development, which is going to take a while to come to fruition,” said Schwayder of AIMCO, owner of some 40 San Diego apartment communities. Of the proposed multi-family redo of Mariners Cove Apartments at 4392 W. Point Loma Blvd., Schwayder said, “We want to take that complex with ’80s construction and build a brand new community increasing market-rate affordable housing stock in San Diego. The goal is to create a community that’s respectful to the OB and Midway community plans.” Schwayder added the apartment redo is being accomplished with private investor funds, not taxpayer support. Schwayder said the redevelopment will add 272 more units to

PORT OF SAN DIEGO TO REPLENISH SAND AT KELLOGG BEACH As part of the Port of San Diego’s continued efforts to keep San Diego Bay a treasured destination, the Port will be replenishing sand at Kellogg Beach. The project is anticipated to begin on or shortly after Monday, June 8, and most of the work is

The red, white, and blue is back, just in time for the Memorial Day weekend. After a nine week suspension, due to the novel coronavirus, the Point Loma Optimist Club has reinstated their Flag Program. The American Flags were flying this last Sunday and Monday, which was appropriate considering the solemn Memorial Day holiday. Since 1964, the Optimists have produced this patriotic display of flags along Rosecrans Street, from Lytton to Talbot. Approximately 160 flags are placed on both sides of Rosecrans. The display happens every Sunday and selected holidays, unless there is a chance of rain. The Optimists use a specialized vehicle, manned by two club members, to place the flags in predrilled holes. Every able bodied member takes a turn on the crew. The Point Loma Optimist Club is very proud of the Flag Program that promotes patriotism and shows appreciation for our military. Things will be a little different for a while, in as much as, we will be wearing masks and using a lot of sanitizer and disinfectant, a small price to pay, to be able to see, the Stars and Stripes flying, again. The coronavirus had another victim, in causing the cancellation of the Optimist’s annual fundraising gala, earlier in May. So, in lieu of that, the Club asked its members, and Friends of the Flags, to step up, and they have. The club members are well on their way to reaching their fundraising goal ensuring that the Optimist Club Foundation will continue to support its grants and bequests for the year. Contributions from the community at large would be greatly appreciated allowing continued maintenance of our flag truck, flags and related expenses. A tax-deductible gift may be made to the Optimist Club Foundation of Point Loma. For more information go to pointlomaoptimist.com.

the existing 31-acre, 500-unit, two-story complex. She added the revitalized complex will “not be a luxury community but geared toward the workforce in fulfilling housing needs in the area.” Ullian pointed out the project will be geared toward “promoting walkability and bike ridership while having a sustainable design.” The Mariners Point project architect is Mark Steele and its planned timeline envisions environmental studies going for approval early next year, with building permits issued in spring 2022 and construction between summer 2022 and summer 2025. “It looks like this would be a wonderful addition and update to the community,” said Midway planner Kurt Sullivan. “I appreciate the thought and strategy that went into this.” “This is a great use of the property and will be an improvement to this whole corridor,” agreed planner Judy Holiday. “It raises the bar for other developers looking to work in our area.” “Have you looked yet at what the traffic impacts are going to be?” asked group chair, Cathy Kenton. “We’re only at the beginning of the long California Environmental Quality Act process which will consider mitigation for vehicle traffic,” answered Ullian, noting traffic studies come later. “We take a very friendly

neighborhood approach and I’m personally interested in what their (OB Plan Group’s) comments are,” said Kenton. Steve Pollock of 7-Eleven and ABC consultant Matt Friedrichs clued planners in on the company’s proposed short-distance move from 3185 Midway Drive into a new store site at 2990 Midway Drive in the former Big & Tall store at the northeast corner of Midway and Rosecrans. “We’re asking for a conditional use permit for beer and wine only, no hard alcohol,” said Friedrichs adding “the high crime rate in that area exceeds the City average, which is why we’re going for discretionary review.” “I’m concerned about the very significant traffic impacts at the Midway-Rosecrans intersection that is a nightmare,” said chair Kenton. MPHCP voted 6-1 to support 7-Eleven’s proposed move.

anticipated to be completed by July. Located along the southwestern shoreline of the Shelter Isla nd Yacht Basi n i n t he Point Loma area of northern San Diego Bay, approximately 2,000 cubic yards of natural sand will be added to the beach. Replenishing the sand will enhance the experience for visitors

and help protect the coastline from high levels of natural erosion by maintaining or improving the current slope of the beach to the water. For public safety, the beach will be closed during construction hours, primarily between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and some weekend hours may occur as needed. The beach will be open during non-construction hours, per posted beach hours. In compliance with the County of San Diego’s public health order related to COVID-19, and in coordination with other coastal jurisdictions, Port beaches, including Kellogg Beach, are open for limited use only. Kayak and paddleboard launching, swimming, running, walking, sitting, and lying down are allowed. Activities such as volleyball and football are not allowed. The Port reinvests the revenues from hundreds of businesses on the San Diego Bay water f ront back i nto loca l communities and the economy, which includes public infrastructure, public parks, f ishing piers, cruise terminals, and more. The Kellogg Beach Sa nd Replenish ment Project is budgeted as part of the Port’s 2019-2020 Major Maintenance Program. De La Fuente Construction Inc. was awarded the contract for the project at the Board of Port C om m i ssioners me et i ng i n April.

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– Council aide Josh Coyne noted D2 Councilmember Campbell’s proposal to put the elimination of the 30-foot height limit in Midway District on the November general election ballot is going back to the council’s rules committee for further review June 10. “They’re going to get the language from the City Attorney on what it’s going to say on the ballot,” he said. “That will be the discussion.”

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non-existent,” he claims. “I never received one email about the virus situation, learned everything from the news, including (about) reopening. Working with a mask on for eight hours was more difficult than expected. But overall it is nice to be back to

work. We really missed our clients.” Barbara Iacometti of Details SalonSpa at 4993 Niagara Ave., said: “Covid 19 has been quite devastating for salons. Before we had the shut down order we were already feeling the affects of people wanting to be away from other people by the numbers of cancellations we were getting. Once shut down, we had to deal with no

income and bills that still came in. There is no waiting area anymore and magazines and refreshments are a thing of the past. “People are asked to sign a waiver before coming to the salons. The new normal is service providers and salon clients will both be wearing masks. Stations will be disinfected between clients and social distancing will be followed. You won’t be able to bring

Liberty Station restaurants open for dine-in, take out Along with the rest of the Peninsula, Liberty Station’s restaurants, retail and large-scale arts district are gradually re-emerging from the near-slumber of the pandemic pause. “We are delighted to see Liberty Station eateries reopen for dine-in while still offering takeout and delivery,” said Laurie Albrecht, director of Liberty Station Community Association. “Our shops, galleries and studios continue to provide an array of online programming and look forward to safely reopening for guests soon. In addition, our outdoor areas are the perfect place to social distance and are open for visitors to enjoy.” Liberty Station guests are required to follow San Diego County Covid-19 related guidelines including: wearing facial coverings; washing hands often and avoid touching your face; maintaining a six-foot distance from non-household members;

returning home if you have a cough or fever; and not shaking hands or engaging in unnecessary physical contact. Liberty Station will answer any questions at info@libertystation.com.

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your girlfriend, husband or child in with you to get your service.” Sandy Hanshaw, owner of the Coffee Hub and the Wine Pub at 2907 Shelter Island Drive, in Point Loma Village, was ready to return, business as usual or not. “We were excited to welcome customers back June 1,” she said. “We will be limiting our seating but will be offering additional outdoor seating in our breezeway. Additionally, masks will be worn by our staff and are required from our guests while they are ordering or until they arrive at their table.” Scott Watkins of Ocean Beach Brewery at 5041 Newsport Ave. has had to rework his business model. “You go up and order through plexiglass from the counter and

they give you a number and bring your food to you trying to minimize contact,” he said. “We have people seated every other table at all three of our levels. Right now we’re open Thursday through Sunday all three levels. Monday through Wednesday it’s just the ground floor.” Despite the difficulties of reopening under so many restrictions, Watkins said, “I’m an optimist. However, we won’t know for two weeks after we’ve opened, if we’ll have a surge of customers – or if people will back off a little. We’re in a huge recession now and people are out of work and struggling. The fact of the matter is, we’ll know in a couple of weeks what the turnout will be.” Read more online at sdnews.com

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BUSINESS 4 Mother’s Saloon in Ocean Beach will not reopen FRIDAY · June 5, 2020

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After failed negotiations with their expiring lease, the operators of Mother’s Saloon in Ocean Beach, Colin and Shelby Wickersheim, have bid adieu to the restaurant-bar industry. “We’ve closed after 10 years,” said Colin of the crossroads establishment at 2228 Bacon St. “We couldn’t secure a (new) lease. I just couldn’t see paying more money than I am now in a new lease when right now we’re only operating at 30% capacity. It just didn’t pan out.” Wickersheim and his wife both have other businesses. He owns a graphics lab in the Midway warehouse district, GraphicLab Promotional Products, with a contract to sell military apparel at 3450 Kurtz St., Suite B. She is a local salon hairstylist. “It’s a bummer for the employees,” said Wickersheim of closing. “But most of them are in their 20s working more than one job as parttime waitresses and at the bar.”

He added he was able to help place at least a couple of his 22 employees in other local restaurants-bars. In the 1960s, what became Mother’s hosted burlesque clubs such as the Red Garter and the G Lounge. The building later reopened as a live music venue and nightclub called Dream Street, which operated for nearly 20 years. Several well-known bands played there including Korn, Slightly Stoopid, the Deftones, the Melvins, and Candlebox. Dream Street closed in 2011. Shelby Wickersheim, owner of Canvas Hair Studio on Garnet Avenue in PB, then took over the business in 2011, along with its unrestricted liquor license (allowing dancing, live music, and serving until 2 a.m.). She renamed the club Mother’s. Music entertainment promoter Gale Hopping remembers Mother’s well as a successful local live music venue. “We took Mother’s to another level in the local music scene

with some of the (now famous) bands that played there,” said Hopping, who promoted music locally through his Gale Force Productions. “I had a plan, and we made that plan work for over five years.” Hopping noted Voltaire Street has traditionally been the dividing line between music venues on Newport Avenue and those elsewhere in OB and the Peninsula. “People on Newport didn’t want to go past Voltaire and vice versa,” Hopping said. “We gave them a reason to come down to Voltaire.” Hopping said the first music show he promoted at Mother’s was New Year’s Eve 2012, and the last one was about a year ago at the annual 4/20 community jam, which he described as “a celebration of culture in OB.” Hopping, along with lots of others, will miss Mother’s, though he’s still a part-time resident of OB which he characterized as “the last old school iconic beach town in the world.” “Music promotion at Dream

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Street was the highlight of my adult life, working with all the bands like the one that (later) became Tom Petty,” he said. Wickersheim wishes whoever follows him at Mother’s well. But he cautioned there may be some difficult times ahead, noting bar-restaurant owners operate on extremely thin profit margins. “If you don’t own the property outright, and you don’t have a mortgage, your bar-restaurant business is operating at 6 to 8 percent off the top,” he said. “That means, for every $100 you earn,

you’re only making $6 to $8 in profit after you pay your overhead.” “It’s a fun business,” concluded Wickersheim. “We enjoyed it. We still live in OB. We didn’t want to give it up. But I’m a businessman and you have to make money.” Added Wickersheim: “We had a tough year last year. And Covid-19 put us over the top. I just think next year is going to be a very tough experience in the restaurant-bar business. I think landlords are going to have to work with restaurant-bar owners/operators if they are to survive.”

on Newport Avenue that evening against police brutality and in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. That protest was peaceful. The June 10 Farmers Market will start at 4 p.m. But expect some changes. “It’s going to look a little different and be smaller," said OBMA

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Staff increased the cleaning of high-traffic areas. Entrances were line managed. Portable restrooms were attended, and hand sanitizer stations were placed at all entrances. Family patriarch Monte Kobey launched his San Diego swap meet in 1976 at the Midway Drive-In. Forty years later, Kobey's Swap Meet remains San Diego's biggest outdoor market offering great bargains, unique items, and numerous garage sales. Each member of the Kobey

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FESTA DRIVE-THRU CELEBRATION The Portuguese Festa serving traditional sopas meal via drive-thru celebration was held Sunday, May 31. “It marked history for us in our community celebrating Festa through a drive-thru parking lot party,” said Margaret Virissimo, former UPSES board member who handles their marketing as a volunteer. “Hundreds of cars showed up to pick up sopas while the traditional Portuguese music played in the parking lot. It was a sight to see. Everyone in masks.”

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City to distribute $1M to support artists struggling amid pandemic As part of the City’s efforts to provide economic relief to those struggling financially during the pandemic, Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer on May 27 announced $1 million in funding to support local artists, bolster public art in neighborhood parks and expand the Civic Art Collection. This funding is available through private donations and fees developers pay into the City’s Public Art Fund. As COVID-19 continues to devastate the global economy, local artists are among many struggling to make ends meet as work opportunities are scarce. To support those artists, the City of San Diego

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The nation is approaching summer’s centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S Constitution, which gave women the right to vote. Steam’s up for a variety of celebrations across the country. Locally, the Foundation for Women Warriors, California’s distinguished service agency for women veterans, is also celebrating its first 100 years. Chief executive officer Jodie Grenier, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, says: “We’re launching a year-long celebration on June 1, reviewing 100 years of women in military service. We’re asking women warriors to share their own stories. For the past 100 days leading up to our anniversary, we posted a woman warrior who has made a significant contribution or met a milestone.” In addition, everyone is welcome to the organization’s celebratory hosting of a virtual screening of “The Hello Girls” at 6 p.m. on June 12 by linking to classy.org/ event/the-hello-girls-screening/ e288120. The movie is the untold story of 223 women sent to France in 1918

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Point Loma High landed the most players of any school in the county on a newly published list of the best young men ever to play prep football in San Diego. Four former Pointers were included on the elite list compiled by Bodie De Silva on the Facebook sports site "Scorebook Live California." Pointer players honored with (class year):

DEFENSIVE BACK ERIC ALLEN, (1983): After starring for the Pointers, Allen moved on to Arizona State University where he was named first-team All-Pac 10 during his senior season after intercepting eight passes. Selected in the second round of the NFL draft (30th overall) by the Philadelphia Eagles, he went on to play 14 seasons in

professional football for the Eagles, Saints, and Raiders. He was named to six Pro Bowls and three All-Pro teams. During his pro career, he intercepted 54 passes, tying him for 21st in NFL history. He added nine defensive touchdowns, eight times with stolen passes. During a 1993 game against the New York Jets, Allen stopped a Jets drive when he intercepted a pass by Boomer Esiason at the six-yard line and ran it back 94 yards for what was called "the greatest interception in NFL history" by Ed Sabol of NFL Films. As late as 2000 Allen intercepted six passes as an Oakland Raider, returned three for scores, and was honored with the first-ever Eric Turner Award named for the Raider free safety who died of abdominal cancer before the 2000 season.

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DEFENSIVE LINEMAN LA'ROI GLOVER, (1992): Known as a "Quiet Giant," Glover left his mark at PLHS, SDSU, and in the NFL. He was a member of the 1991 Pointer 3A championship team that defeated Vista 14-0 and was also named CIF Player of the Year, USA Today's second-team All-American, Cal-Hi Sports first team and Los Angeles Times Lineman of the Year. His maroon number 76 PLHS jersey has been retired after he finished the 1990 prep season with 77 tackles, 17.5 quarterback sacks, forced six fumbles and recovered six others. Read more online at sdnews.com

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Rarely Available, completely remodeled! First level, courtyard adjacent, loft-style oversized one bedroom condo w/ 450 ESF private patio, 9’ ceilings + 2 covered parking spaces & storage. Upgrades include wood beam ceilings, polished concrete flooring, remodeled bath w/ rain shower & in-unit laundry. Resort style gated complex!

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Point Loma, 1 BD, 547 SQFT

$319,000

Overlook the lush courtyard with this Interior facing condo at Pacific Isle. Close to elevator - only 1 shared wall! Stainless appliances, walkin shower, dual pane windows + popcorn ceilings removed! Two covered parking spaces + storage! Gated community, Koi ponds, pool, spa, gym, sand volleyball & tennis courts!

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New Point Loma Listing!

4 bd. 3 ba., 4 garages, 4015 sq ft., New Price: $1,899,000 MARIE HUFF

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3 bd. 3 .5 ba., 2093 sq ft.. ROSAMARIA ACUÑA

REALTOR®, CRS, GRI DRE#00980917 619.890.2828 ACUNAROSAMARIA@GMAIL.COM

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