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Miniso prepares for its grand opening during the summer months and is currently under construction. They are a very popular store throughout the globe and will likely be a popular spot to shop soon after their launch.

Charlotte Axson
The Shoppes at Carlsbad hosts Comics-N-Stuff, San Diego’s largest comic and collectibles shop. Right next to it there is Great Khan’s Mongolian Grill, an all-you-can-eat restaurant with Mongolian cuisine.

Charlotte Axson
A Cessna 550 flies through clear skies. This was the plane that crashed into the San Diego military neighborhood.

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At 3:45 a.m., responders rush to the scene of the plane crash. Responders are currently still working to ensure safety for everyone affected by the crash.

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Senior Company dancer Lacy Clemons performs a solo dance she choreographed herself. All graduating seniors in the Dance Company performed a solo dance where they decided the song and the choreography.

Kash Shirvanian
Dance Company performs an incredible synchronized performance, striking powerful, choreographed poses. The dancers are dressed in matching bright red pants and white tops, the stage lighting enhances these colors.

Kash Shirvanian
The Spring Show, “In Bloom,” was held in the Performing Arts Center at Sage Creek. This was the last performance of the year and the very last performance for the Senior dancers.

Kash Shirvanian
A large dance crew hits a bold and expressive final pose under a vibrant ombre lighting. All the dancers are dressed in matching Sage Creek jerseys and light jeans.

Kash Shirvanian
During the performance, all dancers leap in unison in a powerful pose. Each movement is perfectly synchronized, and the warm lighting and red outfits add energy to the dance.

Kash Shirvanian
Performers hold a long, mid-routine pose with a red bandana, which adds an interesting visual element to the dance. The vibrant backdrop gives the dancers a vibrant, electric energy on stage.

Kash Shirvanian

Disaster California: 1906 San Francisco Earthquake

Kash Shirvanian and Grant Goins ◊ 14 Views

In 1906, the 7.9-magnitude San Francisco earthquake rattled the Central Coast of California. It destroyed San Francisco and the surrounding area. Tune into episode one of “Disaster California” to learn more about this natural disaster and massive tragedy.

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Cole Peterson ◊ Apr 30, 2025 at 9:56 am

Greatest thing ive ever heard, belongs in a museum.


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Luke Miller ◊ Apr 30, 2025 at 9:55 am

ts heat listen to it


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