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Mission Beach
Mission Beach exemplifies diversity in the beach community. It is sprinkled with nomadic youthful students from local universities, long-standing native residents, and tourists from near and far. Mission Beach cradles a key piece of San Diego's past and present, the Belmont Park wooden roller coaster. The Giant Dipper opened to the public July 4, 1925. It was built in less than two months by more than 150 workers at a cost of $150,000. Today, it is the centerpiece for the ongoing redevelopment of the entire Belmont Park complex. During the summer months, Mission Beach welcomes the San Diego community and visitors alike to bask in the sun while taking part in local beach sports tournaments, walks on the boardwalk, and just to sink their feet in the sand. Mission Beach is a great place to be for fun and relaxation. Council RepresentativeThyme Curtis Community News
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In District 2, we're: Protecting San Diego's beaches, bays, clean air and quality of life for residents, tourists and future generations. Guarding San Diego's tax dollars…delivering outstanding city services. Collaboratively solving problems and delivering results. |
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