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shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will be Happy to have (the Fresh & Easy store) there. The Fresh & Easy is going to bring a lot of customers to our market, and make one-stop shopping easier for them. They can get a lot of packaged foods and other things we dont have without making separate trips or going to different areas. Ms. White added that the increased neighborhood traffic will help the farmers market when it plans to expand later this year. The customers who still desire to have a locavore or local food only diet will still most likely choose the farmers market, so any competition between the two markets seems to be practically a non-issue. In addition to helping bring shopping traffic to the neighborhood, the Fresh & Easy store will be helping the community in other ways. According to their website, Fresh & Easy makes a donation to a local group based on suggestions given on their website by residents every time they open a new store. The group that has been chosen for the North Park store will most likely be revealed closer to the time
rsity avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time. Part of the new develop-
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On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time. Part of the new development buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th street and Howard avenue and Al-
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bertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a 38 year old radiology technician and mother of three. Living a block away from the new store, she calls going out of her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more convenient for people coming home during the rush hour commute. But the upcoming Fresh & Easy store was not the first market to
capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Market occurs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy. A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Management website for UC Davis
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On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time. Part of the new development buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th
street and Howard avenue and Albertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a 38 year old radiology technician and mother of three. Living a block away from the new store, she calls going out of her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more convenient for people coming home during the rush hour commute.
But the upcoming Fresh & Easy store was not the first market to capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Market occurs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy. A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention
the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will be Happy to have (the Fresh & Easy store) there. The Fresh & Easy is going to bring a lot of customers to our
market, and make one-stop shopping easier for them. They can get a lot of packaged foods and other things we dont have without making separate trips or going to different areas. Ms. White added that the increased neighborhood traffic will help the farmers market when it plans to expand later this year. The customers who still desire to have a locavore or local food only diet will still most likely choose the farmers market, so any competition between the two markets seems to be practically a non-issue. In addition to helping bring shopping traffic to the neighborhood, the Fresh & Easy store will be helping the community in other
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Management website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Man-
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agement website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he left to attend SDSU a year later, did not expect to hear about the moths at all. Then he got the notice on his door that the dispensers would be placed in his yard. I dont know if its that much of a threat down hereI mean, North and Central Cali-
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples,
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Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers.

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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the
In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant.
Invading the Moth People!Il mo te volupta temquam

Matt Lewis
s taff w riter
Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Depart- the pests ability to find a mate. ment of Food and Agriculture has These dispensers will remain in sought to take immediate mea- place for another 150 days before sures to remove the pest before it they are removed by city workers. can spread. On August 20th, the In doing this, the City hopes to notice informed occupants that disrupt the Moths breeding patIsomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that con- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX fuses the male LBAM and impairs tern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples,
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ket occurs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy. A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will be Happy to have (the Fresh & Easy store) there. The Fresh & Easy is going to bring a lot of customers to our market, and make one-stop shopping easier for them. They can get a lot of packaged foods and other things we dont have without making separate trips or going to different areas. Ms. White added that the increased neighborhood traffic will help the farmers market when it plans to expand later this year. The customers who still desire to have a locavore or local food only diet will still most likely choose the farmers market, so any competition between the two markets seems to be practically a non-issue. In addition to helping bring shopping traffic to the neighborhood, the Fresh & Easy store will
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Matt Lewis
staff w riter
On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time. Part of the new development
buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th street and Howard avenue and Albertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a 38 year old radiology technician and mother of three. Living a block away from the new store, she calls going out of
her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more convenient for people coming home during the rush hour commute. But the upcoming Fresh & Easy store was not the first market to capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Mar-
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Management website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he left to attend SDSU a year later, did not expect to hear about the moths at all. Then he got the notice on his door that the dispensers would be placed in his yard. I dont know if its that much of a threat down hereI mean, North and Central California have a lot of crops. There doesnt seem to
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A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will be Happy to have (the Fresh & Easy store) there. The Fresh & Easy is going to bring a lot of customers to our market, and make one-stop shopping easier for them. They can get a lot of packaged foods and other

PLeases others
Matt Lewis
staff w riter
On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time.
Part of the new development buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th street and Howard avenue and Albertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a 38 year old radiology technician and mother of three.
Living a block away from the new store, she calls going out of her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more convenient for people coming home during the rush hour commute. But the upcoming Fresh & Easy
store was not the first market to capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Market occurs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy.
Invading the Moth People! Ill mor te volupta temquam

Matt Lewis
staff w riter
Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before fornia in July 2007. The insects they are removed by city work- had smuggled their way into the ers. In doing this, the City hopes country via plant material shipped to disrupt the Moths breeding from Australia, which is its native pattern before they can cause any habitat. The Integrated Pest Manmajor economic damage to crops agement website for UC Davis and native plants. LBAM and their reports that a month after being larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in Cali- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident
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curs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy. A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will be Happy to have (the Fresh & Easy store) there. The Fresh & Easy is going to bring a lot of customers to our market, and make one-stop shopping easier for them. They can get a lot of packaged foods and other things we dont have without making separate trips or going to different areas. Ms. White added that the increased neighborhood traffic will help the farmers market when it plans to expand later this year. The customers who still desire to have a locavore or local food only diet will still
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On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will open its doors for the first time.
Part of the new development buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th street and Howard avenue and Albertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a 38 year old radiology technician and mother of three. Living a block away from the new store,
she calls going out of her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more convenient for people coming home during the rush hour commute. But the upcoming Fresh & Easy store was not the first market to capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Market oc-
COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR

SUNDAY
HILLCREST FARMERS MARKET & BAZAAR Youre welcome to browse and shop at this farmers market in Hillcrest where a large array of groceries and goodies are offered. Beer sampling is held on a quarterly basis. Time: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Location: Department of Motor Vehicles parking lot (3960 Normal St.) ~ Normal Street (between Lincoln Ave. & Blaine St.)
For more events please visit www.SDCityNews.com

FRIDAY
MISSION HILLS FARMERS MARKET This farmers market in Mission Hills where an array of groceries and goodies are offered. Featured items include fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, dry goods, specialty treats, packaged foods and wares. Time: 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Location: Falcon Street (between Washington St. & Ft. Stockton St.)
MONDAY
SENIOR PHOTO ART SHOW Amateur and professional seniors (age 55+) have captured amazing photographs that will be displayed in the lobby at the City Administration Building. These photographs are in categories such as Animal, Children, Floral, Still Life, Landmark, Landscape, Seascape, Architectural, and Portrait. Time: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Location: City Administration Building lobby (202 C St.)
TUESDAY
FREE ADMISSION TO MUSEMS FOR SAN DIEGO RESIDENTS
WEDNESDAY
SENIOR PHOTO ART SHOW Amateur and professional seniors (age 55+) have captured amazing photographs that will be displayed in the lobby at the City Administration Building. These photographs are in categories such as Animal, Children, Floral, Still Life, Landmark, Landscape, Seascape, Architectural, and Portrait. Time: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Location: City Administration Building lobby (202 C St.)
THURSDAY
NORTH PARK FARMERS MARKET This farmers market in North Park where an array of groceries and goodies are offered. Featured items include fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, bakery, pasta, artisan food products, prepared foods, and a small number of craft vendors. Time: 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm Location: Herman Avenue (between University Ave. & North Park Way) ~ CVS store
SUNDAY
Golden Hill Certified Farmers Market Old Town Saturday Market Mercato Little Italy Farmers Market City Heights Farmers Market Time: 9:00 am - 1:00pm
Natural History Museum Model Railroad Museum RH Fleet Science Center Centro Cultural de la Raza Time: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Location: Balboa Park
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. tern before they can cause any The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (M att L ewis/sD City News) disrupt the Moths breeding pat-
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Management website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Man-
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agement website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he left to attend SDSU a year later, did not expect to hear about the moths at all. Then he got the notice on his door that the dispensers would be placed in his yard. I dont know if its that much of a threat down hereI mean, North and Central Cali-
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new store, some of the customers at the farmers market showed dislike and even hostility toward the Fresh & Easy. A 25 year old customer who asked not to be named said that the market was put there intentionally to take money away from local businesses, not to mention the local farmers who come to the market to make a living. Other local residents who were shopping at the farmers market, like Jay Warren, a 41 year old engineer, said that they will keep shopping here, regardless. We already go out of our way to come here because we like markets instead of stores. Why would we change that? Despite the opinion of some residents, people like Catt White, who is the manager for the North Park Farmers Market, say they will

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Matt Lewis
staff w riter
On September 22nd, the Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market located on Bancroft street and University avenue in North Park will
open its doors for the first time. Part of the new development buildings that include a UPS store, the market comes to an area that residents have claimed is in need of a supermarket, with the next two closest being Vons on 30th street and Howard avenue and Albertsons on University avenue and Mississippi street. That can be too far away for those of us who have to walk said Kathy Cervantes, a
38 year old radiology technician and mother of three. Living a block away from the new store, she calls going out of her way to drive to the other stores a hassle and that it takes a toll on gas when youre shopping for three kids every other week. She added that being literally a block away from the 805 freeway exit for University avenue, the store seems to be much more con-
venient for people coming home during the rush hour commute. But the upcoming Fresh & Easy store was not the first market to capitalize on the area. The North Park Farmers Market occurs every Wednesday from 4:00pm to 6:00pm at North Park Way and Herman avenue, 2-3 blocks away from where the new store will be opening up. When asked about their opinion of the
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Matt Lewis
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries, apples, corn, and cabbage. Their damage is visible through brown spots on the surface, created by the larvae that are laid in the fruit, which also eat the leaves, buds, and shoots of the plant. The presence of the insects was originally discovered in California in July 2007. The insects had smuggled their way into the country via plant material shipped from Australia, which is its native habitat. The Integrated Pest Management website for UC Davis reports that a month after being discovered in Alameda County, the moths were found to have spread to eight other San Francisco bay area and Los Angeles area counties. Thats when I first heard about them said Richard Bohan, a 25 year old North Park resident and transplant from Santa Rosa. Bohan had heard about the spread of the moths when he was still living in the bay area, but when he left to attend SDSU a year later, did not expect to hear about the moths at all. Then he got the notice on his door that the dispensers would be placed in his yard. I dont know if its that much of a threat down hereI mean, North and Central California have a lot of crops. There doesnt seem to be nearly as many down here, so I dont think theres a reason to panic about
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San Diego Natural History Museum: Inspiration of the Natural World art exhibit featuring Rancho Santa Fe artist Sunna Bohlen. Now thru August 21, 2011, Balboa Park, (619) 232-3821. a supporting cast of Kathy Bates, Adrien Brody, Rachel McAdams, Michael Sheen, Carla Bruni. Sony Pictures Classics. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides wows this time out in IMAX 3D with sword fights and chases and hairraising escapes. Fun for the whole family when Johnny Depp plays Captain Jack opposite Geoffrey Rush, Ian McShane and Penelope Cruz. Rob Marshall directs. Walt Disney Pictures. Queen to Play stars Kevin Kline, Sandrine Bonnaire and Jennifer Beals. A reclusive American doctor tutors a repressed French chambermaid in chess. Francis Renaud. In French. Zeitgeist Films. Rio is a 3D animated film that tells the tale of a rare macaw living in Minnesota as a pet who travels to Rio de Janiero to find is female counterpart. With the voices of Jesse Eisenberg, Ann Hathaway, George Lopez. 20th Century Fox. Soul Surfer tells the true tale of beautiful teen surfer Bethany Hamilton. She lost her arm during a shark attack, but persevered and made a come-back surfing despite the odds against her. Anna Sophia Robb, Dennis Quaid, ,Helen Hunt., Kevin Sorbo, Carrie Underwood. Tri-Star Pictures. Thor is more marvels from Marvel Comics. Now in the form of Australian hunk Chris Hemsworth who is tested by his god-like father to stand on his own. Fabulous in Real D 3 D and IMAX 3D, the film showcases Natalie Portman, Tom Huddleston, Stellan Skarsgaard, Colm Feore, Ray Stevenson, Idris Elba, Kat Dennings with Rene Russo, Anthony Hopkins. Paramount Pictures/Marvel Entertainment. Tree of Life looks at two sides of our existence in this Terrence Malick-directed fantasy-drama. You may be puzzled, but Brad Pitt is excellent in his fatherly role. Lighting p the cast is Sean Penn and newcomer Jessica Chastain. Fox Searchlight. Turtle Reef in 3D explores the relationship between creatures on a coral reef in Hawaii. Now showing thru Sept. 5 at Natural History Museum, Balboa Park. Ultimate Wave Tahiti 3D stars surfing champion Kelly Slater looking for the perfect waves in Tahiti and French Polynesia. Exciting three-dimensional ocean action! Now thru Sept 5 at Natural History Museum in Balboa Park.
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Bridesmaids is one of the few films to feature an all-female zany cast of cutups. Not only for women, but guys will enjoy the baudy humor and witty asides wit a cast consisting of Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Chris ODowd. Wiig wrote the script with pal Annie Mumolo. Hit-maker Judd Apatow produced and Paul Feig directed this comedy winner. Universal Pictures. The Conspirator is director Robert Redfords look at the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in a different way. Robin Wright plays a woman who is accused of being par of John Wilkes Booths plot to kill Lincoln. James McAvoy, Kevin Kline, Danny Huston, Tom Wilkinson. Roadside Attractions.
Everything Must Go stars Will Farrell in a new comedy writer/director Dan Rush, based on the story by Raymond Carver. Will gets kicked out of the house and all is clothes are thrown into the street. He has to start over. Rebecca Hall, Michael Pena, Laura Dern. Lionsgate/Roadside Attractions. Fast Five is considered the best of the Fast features. Shot in gorgeous Rio De Janiero, its almost a travelogue on steroids. Vin Diesel, looking as though hes built out of combat tank parts, roars onto the screen with fellow bruisers Dwayne Johnson, Tyrese Gibson, Paul walker and Chirs Ludcris Bridges. Mayhem and thrills non-stop. Universal Pictures. The Greatest Movie Ever Sold presented by POM Wonderful Pomegranate is from Oscar nominated film maker Morgan Spurlock of Supersize Me fame. This time out hes looking at the phenomenon of product placement in films to hilarious results. Sony Classics. Hangover Part 2 brings the wild and nutty boys to Bangkok for a look at Asian life and mayhem. Laughs galore, the cast of Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zack Galifanakis returns. Hanna puts 16 year-old Irish actress Saorise Ronan in jeopardy and turns her into an unstoppable killing machine. Her dad (Eric Bana) trains her to go out from their frozen wilderness and take on the world. Cate Blanchett is out to stop her and eliminate the threat. Joe Wright directed. Olivia Williams, Jason Flemyng. Focus Features.
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Dont settle for less, aim for the best. If youre playing the love field, its time to be honest with your own feelings. Be careful of ignoring an issue deal with it now, while you can. Be optimistic about work and money, its all progressing. Lucky Numbers: 6 4 8 31 38 30
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Water for Elephants stars Twilight heart throb Robert Pattinson as a guy who literally runs away to the circus. He meets lovely Reese Witherspoon, the star of the circus show and also the wife of the owner, Oscar winner Christolph Waltz. Trouble ensues when the youngsters fall in love. Theres a nice, cuddly elephant, too. Hal Holbrook. Fox 2000.
When it concerns love, plan your approach to get someones attention. With money, life is on the up but watch your spending habits. If the temptation to spend up big is too great, leave the credit cards under lock and key. Lucky Numbers: 12 3 11 16 1 8
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Edgemar Center for the Arts: Screen actress Tanna Frederick (Queen of the Lot) tackles the stage in A.R. Gurneys hit comedy along with co-stars Stephan Howard, Cathy Arden, and Tom Ayers. Frederick is an engaging performer. 2437 Main Street, Santa Monica. (310) 392-7327. Mandalay Bay: Disneys spectacular The Lion King musical. Las Vegas strip. (800) 745-3000. Ticket Master, Code AAA. Website: lionkinglasvegas.com Nokia Theater: Glee star Matthew Morrison in Concert , Saturday, July 23. Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood. 1-800-7453000 or TicketMaster. Royce Hall at UCLA: Television comic Ray Romano comes in for one night of hilarity along with host Jason Alexander. Tuesday, June 7, 8 p.m. (310) 825-2101 or Tickemaster for tickets. See also reprise.org Kung Fu Panda 2 is in 3D and has Jack Black starring. Assisted by the voices of Angelina Jolie, Dustin Hoffman and Jackie Chan, the Panda must once again defend the Valley of Peace from the bad guys. The whole family will enjoy this comedy adventure. Paramount/ DreamWorks. Lincoln Lawyer gives Matthew McConaughey a terrific part in this mystery thriller that keeps you guessing. Oscar winner Marisa Tomei, Ryan Phillippe , Josh Lucas, Michael Pena, William H. Macy, Frances Fisher. Lionsgate. Madeas Big Happy Family is another zany film from master Tyler Perry. Dressed in drag, he plays matriarch Madea to funny results. Helping out in this hilarious new film are Loretta Divne, Bow Wow, Cassi Davis, Rodney Perry. Lionsgate. Midnight in Paris is Woody Allens tribute to the gorgeous city. Owen Wilson turns in a good performance along with French Oscar winner Marion Cotillard. Cant miss with
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Taste of Adams Avenue: 11th Annual culinary adventure in Kensington and Normal Heights. Sample restaurants such as Kensington Grill, DiMilles Italian, the Incredible Cheesecake Company and many more! Tickets are $25 in advance at 4649 Hawley Blvd or online at www.AdamsAvenueBusiness.com, Sunday, June 26, 11 am to 3 pm. Call McFarlane Promotions for more information at(619) 233-5008. ***Calendar compiled by James Colt Harrison. Send Arts & Entertainment news & photos to Calendar, P.O. Box 8010, La Jolla, California 92038-8010.
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Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Depart- fuses the male LBAM and impairs ment of Food and Agriculture has the pests ability to find a mate. sought to take immediate mea- These dispensers will remain in sures to remove the pest before it place for another 150 days before can spread. On August 20th, the they are removed by city workers. notice informed occupants that In doing this, the City hopes to Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that con- XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their larvae cause significant harm to fruits and vegetables, including
Residents of the area surrounding Balboa Park, including North Park, South Park and Golden Hill, recently received an official notice from the County Agricultural Commissioners Office that the Light Brown Apple Moth had invaded their neighborhood. Also known as LBAM, the moth, which has been known to decimate over 2,000 different types of plants and over 250 kinds of crops, was discovered in a trap in Balboa Park earlier this month. Since then, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has sought to take immediate measures to remove the pest before it can spread. On August 20th, the notice informed occupants that Isomate pheromone dispensers had been placed in some of their trees and shrubs as a method of biocontrol, or elimination without pesticides. The notice highlights that the pheromone dispensers that were placed do not contain any insecticide, but rather that they release an odorless, synthetic insect pheromone (sexual attractant) that confuses the male LBAM and impairs the pests ability to find a mate. These dispensers will remain in place for another 150 days before they are removed by city workers. In doing this, the City hopes to disrupt the Moths breeding pattern before they can cause any major economic damage to crops and native plants. LBAM and their
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