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Tad Parzen, executive director of City Heights Partnership for Children, points to what he thinks is the future of San Diego.

Kevin Crawford, president and CEO of United Way of San Diego County, shares his thoughts on San Diego's future.

Chris Wilson of Alliance San Diego shares his hopes for San Diego.

Matt O'Malley, legal analyst for San Diego Coastkeeper, shares his thoughts on San Diego's future.

Young Leaders Are Key To City's Future

Alex Kreit, professor at San Diego's Thomas Jefferson School of Law, answers "How are people changing San Diego?"

In the next 20 years, VA public affairs specialist Christopher Menzie hopes San Diego will "update its aging infrastructure."

Spotting New Things At The Same Great Places

University of San Diego assistant professor Christopher Newman answers "What do you love about your city?"

"Less Transparency" One Of The Worst Things That Could Happen

Director of Privacy Rights Clearinghouse Beth Givens answers "What is the worst thing that could happen to your city?"

San Diego City Beat music editor Jeff Terich on the future of San Diego.

Not Enough Being Done For Low-Income Population

San Diego State University freshman Hannah Medina on who the city's not serving.

"With the exception of the downtown village area, the city is not well planned for people to walk or bike ride to stores or work."

Engineering consultant Dawn Guendert, of Carlsbad, on the city's biggest challenges.

Veterans Village of San Diego co-founder Jack Lyon says San Diego's future is "all good — assuming we realize that we are all in this together."

From Streets To Beaches, San Diego's Keeping It Clean

Juma Ventures College Coach Marisela Chevez answers "What do you love about your city?"

"Too few jobs and too high a cost of living. (If low pay resulted in more employment, this city would have an abundance of jobs - but it doesn't.)"

Kent Reedy of San Diego on the city's biggest challenges.

Great Small Biz Opportunities And You Can Wear Flipflops Yearround

Juma Ventures Site Director Brittany Russell on why she lives in San Diego.

"How can San Diego set an example for the world? By generating 100 % of the power used by city offices and services from renewables such as solar."

Gwendolyn Albert, a human rights activist from Imperial Beach, on the future of San Diego.

"Why are we famous for best weather when we have no control over that? Our leaders are failing to inspire us as a people."

Jan Phillips, of San Diego, on the future of San Diego.

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