La Jolla Comes of Age

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for the Dec. 31, 2003 - Jan. 15, 2004 issue

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The once-sleepy coastal town becomes a destination in its own right

Tim Fish, Ryan Isaac
Issue: December 31, 2003

Samuel and Daniel Sizer had an idea, and even back in 1869, California was a place that liked ideas, big or small, fantastic or farfetched. The Sizer brothers had a grand one for La Jolla, a sunny curl of land that leans like an ear into the Pacific Ocean in the northwest corner of San Diego County.

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