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32 ways to make San Diego green

By Merideth Kimble

Marty Benson whizzes down 32nd Street and swings around the corner on his bike. He jumps off, parks and runs inside. The environmental advocate had just completed a 30-mile trip from Encinitas to South Park, a ride that served as his daily exercise as well as the way he traveled to a meeting.

He acknowledged that it’s…

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Water Rationing: How much can you save?

By Christina Harrison

With simple, small changes, every San Diegan can reduce their water use by the required 8 percent. By being more aggressive, you can save as much as 50 percent.

In this month’s issue of OurCity San Diego, our feature article “Water: How Much Can We Save?” gives a backdrop to the current water-rationing dilemma in San Diego…

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How to choose an attorney

Hiring an attorney doesn’t have to be as complicated as it seems. Find out the OurCity Recommended Attorneys for the areas of family, personal injury, criminal, estate planning and consumer and small business finance. 

Avvo, Inc., a Seattle company that rates and profiles attorneys nationwide, teamed up with OurCity San Diego magazine to present these lists of top lawyers in…

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Churches plan 5-month season of volunteerism

More than 250 San Diego churches are joining forces with evangelist Luis Palau to host a “season of service” — a series of volunteer opportunities designed to fill some of San Diego’s most pressing needs.

The season will last from April until September, concluding with a festival in Mission Bay on Sept. 11-12th.

Organizers hope to get 50,000 volunteers over…

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Encinitas resident is a ‘class act’

Neils Lund of Encinitas is being honored by 10News for establishing Class ACT (Arts, Children, Technology), a non-profit organization that provides school children in the San Diego community and in other countries with personal growth opportunities.

Neils founded Class ACT under a local arts organization in 1998, and in 2002 it branched out as its own independent non-profit program. He…

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