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SUNDAYTequila and Taco Music FestivalWhere: Embarcadero Marina Park South; Cost: -(Saturday through Sunday) Indulge in your love for tequila, tacos, and fine music along San Diego's scenic coast this weekend. Guests will get to sample tequila and enjoy delicious street tacos, craft beers, and margaritas during the 2-day event benefiting the Gen Giammanco Foundation, which provides financial support to local college-bound student-athletes. EarthFairWhere: Balboa Park; Cost: FreeMore than 300 exhibitors will celebrate Earth Day at Balboa Park with stages of music, educational exhibits, a clean car concourse, and parade. 657

Starbucks, partnering with Blue Star Families, is recognizing military veterans and their families on May 14 by giving them gift bags and Starbucks gift cards at the store at 7030 Miramar Rd. 191

Shortly after the travel alert was updated, the department announced that beginning on Friday, it would “only accept passport applications from customers with life-or-death emergencies who plan to travel within 72 hours.” It also said that expedited passport issuance would be suspended and that some application centers, such as public libraries, court clerks and post offices, may stop accepting applications altogether.The new passport issuance restrictions came after the first Washington-based State Department employee tested positive for the virus, known as COVID-19. The department did not identify where in Washington the employee works, but officials familiar with the matter said it is in annex known as SA-17 that houses the main passport office. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the matter.“Staff who work in the impacted area were directed by supervisors, in coordination with the Bureau of Medical Services, to take the necessary precautions,” the department said. “The space has been assessed and is being deliberately and professionally disinfected today (and) will be ready for occupancy tomorrow.” 1182

Steve Gebbie lives in Leilani Estates, one of the hardest-hit areas. He said watching the lava destroy homes in his subdivision has been surreal.When the Kilauea volcano erupted May 3, he joined hundreds of others forced from their homes in the subdivision. His home is still standing, but it's surrounded by toxic gas."It's hard to believe that it's happened in our neighborhood," said Gebbie, who's lived in the subdivision for 12 years. "And every day has gotten worse."The lush green jungle has turned into rotten, yellow vegetation. Sections of streets that disappeared under the lava two weeks ago now look like a river of black molten rock. 647

Some have said in the last few days, 'this is an end of an era.' But it does not have to be. Perhaps it's an invitation to fill the hole that has been left behind.-Rev. Russell Levenson 185

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