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Rescued Cards Launch Party
May 25, 2013
Come celebrate the launch of the greeting card line, which features photos of animals rescued across the U.S. Artist Monica Hoover also displays her large-scale photos and proceeds from beer sales and a raffle will go to animal rescue organizations.
50 other Art events on Saturday, May 25
Editorial
Announcing our District 4 City Council endorsement
Dwayne Crenshaw? Barry Pollard? Myrtle Cole? Or someone else?
San Diego's District 4 has been without representation on the City Council since December, when Tony Young resigned to take the top job at the local Red Cross.
By CityBeat Staff
Spin Cycle
Five more District 4 hopefuls
The other City Council candidates you should know
On March 26, voters in the City Council’s District 4 will choose the successor to Tony Young, who’s resigned. That decision will determine, at least on paper, the partisan slant of the supposedly nonpartisan council.
By John R. Lamb
News
For Bruce Williams, it's time to be tolerant
City Council candidate and devout Christian left the GOP last November
News
Barry Pollard, the organizer
District 4 City Council candidate relishes the chance to cast key swing votes
On March 26, voters in the 4th City Council District will replace Tony Young, who recently resigned. This is our third in a series of profiles of the leading candidates.
By David Rolland
News
Myrtle Cole wants to go from law enforcer to lawmaker
Former cop and longtime political operative seeks the District 4 City Council seat
Myrtle Cole is seated in a living-room-style chair just inside the door at The Upper Room gospel club on Imperial Avenue. As she talks about her past and present, her manner is more cautious than carefree—and she successfully avoids revealing her precise age.
By David Rolland
News
Dwayne Crenshaw hopes the third time’s a charm
Longtime aspirant to public office gunning again for City Council seat
Residents of San Diego’s City Council District 4 by now are familiar with the name Dwayne Crenshaw; in March, they’ll see it on a ballot for the sixth time in 14 years.
By David Rolland
