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Torrey Pines High School sophomore Sofie Brown is one of the voices featured in “Young People of the Pandemic”, an anthology of stories, anecdotes and poems by 10 to 21-year-old Americans.
Gary Chapman, PhD will share strategies to connect in meaningful ways with teenagers
Longtime Rancho Santa Fe residents and physicians Joseph Weiss and Nancy Cetel, along with their daughter, physician Danielle Weiss, have created “a very user-friendly guide to colon cancer awareness.”
Book is co-written with acclaimed author Keith R.A. DeCandido
Almost 50 years after he was part of a team that developed the first mobile phone, Martin Cooper is focused on the innovations still to be achieved.
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Event also benefits the Georgia Senate runoff election
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The folk-rock and country-rock pioneer lived in Rancho Santa Fe, Del Mar, Tijuana, and a shed behind San Diego’s Blue Guitar store
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Del Mar physician Steve Bierman recently released his first book, “Healing: Beyond Pills and Potions,” detailing some of the ways he harnesses the power of the human mind to complement traditional medicine.
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Pediatric occupational therapist and La Jolla resident Sarah Appleman recently released “Play With Your Food!”
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Carmel Valley Prius owners have been impacted by the unsettling theft of the catalytic converters from their cars, a rising trend in the city.
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The Clean Energy Alliance is thinking about offering a plan aimed at low-income residents and small businesses, although it would provide a smaller percentage of renewable energy.
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The coastal communities of Solana Beach and Cardiff-by-the-Sea are now connected by bridges over the San Elijo Lagoon, enhancing the public’s opportunity to escape into nature and explore lagoon life.
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The local chapter of Diversify Our Narrative, a national student-led organization, has ambitious goals to make meaningful changes within their schools to promote diversity, inclusion and educational equity.
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Del Mar City Council members all agreed Jan. 19 that they want to meet an April deadline to secure state approval for its new housing element, rather than pursue a longer deadline that could lead to state-imposed penalties.
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While most sports teams packed in their gear when the COVID-19 pandemic canceled local games and tournaments, the Mad Dog West Elite lacrosse team got creative.
Longtime Carmel Valley resident Daniel Park recently released his latest book, “You Are What You Do: Live the Life You Were Meant to Live,” to help others overcome the obstacles that prevent them from pursuing their biggest goals.
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Decameron Project modeled after book of 14th Century Black Death stories
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the dates for the 10th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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Learning a dance that was born by the sea, Kara Nepomuceno was able to connect to her Filipino heritage and to her surrounding environment in a way she had never expected.
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Brian Perry’s book is titled “Ignore the Hype: Financial Strategies Beyond the Media-Driven Mayhem.”
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Author Vicki Tashman, who recently moved to Solana Beach, will participate virtually in the Orange County Children’s Book Festival from Sept. 14 to 26.
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Solana Beach author Ona Russell is releasing her latest work of historical fiction, “Son of Nothingness,” about a Chicano who struggles with his familial and cultural identity, as well as a rare condition that makes him feel like his leg isn’t quite real.
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Carmel Valley grandmother Diana Todaro Vorsheck has written an exciting new chapter in her life: She recently published two books that she wrote with her grandchildren.
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Drawing in part from personal experience, Rancho Santa Fe author Sarah Z.
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Despite the title, “Journeys with Jimmy Carter and Other Adventures in Media,” by La Jolla resident Barry Jagoda is not just about our 39th president.
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Carmel Valley cartoonist and illustrator Deana Sobel Lederman has published her debut picture books, three stories that help children understand what they are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic.
