Uptown San Diego Sunrise Rotary
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The Uptown San Diego Sunrise Rotary Club serves the communities within the boundary of Interstate 5 to the west, Park Boulevard to the east, Laurel Street to the south, and the south rim of Mission Valley to the north. Uptown San Diego Sunrise Rotary meets Thursday at Terra Restaurant at 7:00 AM
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Serra Mesa architecture in 1959
Dear Owners of Serra Mesa, I am an owner of a property in Serra Mesa and am also a San Diego real estate agent. I am looking for anyone who has good information, especially something printed, about...
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Started: June 25th 2007Replies: 1
8th ANNUAL DOGGIE STREET FESTIVAL
Join Us At The Ultimate Dog Lovers Family Fun Event That Increases Dog & Cat Adoption Countywide. Meet Pet Book Authors At Our Pet Book Pavilion! Enjoy Yummy Eats, Music & Special Guests....
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Started: June 9th 2016Replies: 0
new name?
you people have way too much time on your hands.. you should better spend your efforts on education, volunteering for a good cause or helping some homeless people... a new name sounds rather...
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Started: December 18th 2003Replies: 4
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