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Dave Rice

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Dave Rice’s Biography

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I'm a blogger, occasional feature writer, and real estate columnist for San Diego Reader magazine, and daylight as a used house salesman.

Dave Rice’s Journalist Portfolio

Food-insecure in Escondido

Food-insecure in Escondido

Mike Dolbow lost over 150 pounds while he dealt with health problems and lost income. Mike Dolbow has grand p…

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Hepatitis A outbreak: Month 11 looms

Hepatitis A outbreak: Month 11 looms

People lined up to get their hepatitis A shot at one of several pop-up clinics hosted by the central library …

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SDG&E shocks solar users with rate change

SDG&E shocks solar users with rate change

"I'm thinking I can get some extra panels in over the addition on my garage..." A letter sent by San Diego Ga…

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Unaffordable: Home price soar, salaries lag

Unaffordable: Home price soar, salaries lag

In Grant Hill, "there's still some affordability." This house is listed at $475,000. The median price for a s…

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Pledge to go a year without a car

Pledge to go a year without a car

Go spread the two-wheeled gospel Riding bicycles for fun, fitness, and quick errands around the neighborhood …

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More Thoughts on ‘Yes on A’

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This is the first installment in a series of stories on the history of dining out in La Jolla, how it’s changed and how it continues to evolve. It’s hard to imagine La Jolla without its restaurants, from the lines stretching down the block at The Taco Stand to the iconic views at George’s at the Cove. But the way La Jollans eat and where has changed dramatically since the area’s founding in the 1800s.
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Dave Rice

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La Jolla's Tree House closes out Unreal Estate

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| San Diego Reader Verified
All good things — and indeed, most mediocre things — must eventually come to an end. With the latter in mind, I think the time has come to say goodbye to our biweekly check-ins on how the obscenely wealthy among us are living. There’s only so much to be said about conspicuous consumption, and so many ways to say it, after all.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I still have the old Smith-Corolla that I used to bang out stories when I was 5 or 6, and that sucker was old then.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

E-mail. Please understand what you're pitching and I'll be glad to respond with why it will or won't work for me.

What tools and software do you use to do your job?

I type using a computer (Smith Corolla ribbons are all dried up and its wifi is spotty at best). I also use a voice recorder and phone camera