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Tina Nova outworked and outperformed those around her to rise to the top of a male-dominated life science industry. And she wants other women and girls to believe they can, too.
Salk professor Tatyana Sharpee, a Carmel Valley resident, was recently recognized for her contributions and dedication to advancing science through research by being named to an endowed chair at the Salk Institute.
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Bryan Duoto struggled with math and science in the large classrooms of Carmel Valley’s public schools.
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George Coburn was aboard the USS Oklahoma when the Japanese attack began on the U.S. Navy port in Hawaii
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The Salk Institute has appointed molecular biologist Jesse Dixon, a Carmel Valley resident, to the rank of assistant professor for his significant work in uncovering how the human genome, the DNA blueprint for life, is organized in three-dimensional space inside of cells.
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At the height of his business career, Ralph Whitworth oversaw $6 billion through his firm, Relational Investors, which purchased stakes in companies and pushed for management changes that made them more profitable for investors.
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Broadway star Lulu Lloyd is back home in San Diego after following her dreams to the Great White Way. She said she is home to help others wishing for similar success by launching The Broadway Clubhouse with after-school classes on all things Broadway.
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After raising a family in Cardiff, moving to the Bay Area and returning to North County for good, Del Mar resident Charlotte Gumbrell will celebrate her 95th birthday this Saturday, March 7.
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Visions of Mary Poppins and Bert, the chimney sweep, come to mind when you think about Steven Carter. He is a real-life, present-day chimney sweep of the highest order. In fact, he’s called a Master Sweep in the old English tradition, and he’s swept more than 40,000 chimneys during his career. Chim Chim Cheree indeed. Carter is founder of Chimney Sweeps, Inc. He started the company in 1985, and is based in Lakeside, although the company services chimneys across San Diego County. He has more than 30,000 customers. His philosophy is simple: “Your chimney is part of your house. If the chimney goes, so goes the house. We take care of your chimney thus we take care of your home.”
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Since introducing her brother to his wife more than 35 years ago, Solana Beach resident Barbara Summers says her matchmaking services have led to 465 marriages.
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Most of the time, Vivian Lee is a soft-spoken but driven software developer, as well as a wife and mom.
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Twins Cade and Makena Kronemyer don’t look too much alike, their personalities are noticeably different and their interests spread broadly in opposite directions.
