Michael Beausoleil

Michael Beausoleil

Senior Product Editor

Michael is based in San Diego, CA and joined 6AM City after working in higher education and a decade of creating digital content. When he’s not writing, he enjoys drinking coffee, watching competition reality shows, and discovering music.

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These projects will give locals more outdoor amenities and provide more space for dogs
The festival features sips and samples without any additives.
The project will bring new amenities to students and staff and will add 2,400 beds to the campus.
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The project will build housing, improve streets and parking, and will give the community its own gateway on Convoy Street.
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The two statues are named Red and Fern and have eyes to match.
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Discover arenas where big names play to crowds exceeding 10,000 people.
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The phenomenon occurs when a sunset perfectly aligns with the end of Ellen Browning Scripps Memorial Pier.
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