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A beautiful day in the countryside setting of Rancho Santa Fe was the site for last Sunday’s San Diego Ferrari Owners Club’s “Ferraris at Cielo” car show.

Many of us have not driven very much during COVID-19.

Last week I was excited to go out on my first of hopefully many major photo shoots since I began to shelter in place for the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020.

A data-driven presentation on the benefits of transitional kindergarten (TK) was provided to the five local Basic Aid districts last month by North County community member Allison Trent.

After all the tumult at the San Dieguito Union High School District – with the appointment of new board member Ty Humes, the resignation of Superintendent Robert Haley, and the appointment of interim Superintendent Lucile Lynch – my hope was that the community would give the district some breathing room to regain its footing and engage in a fresh start.

Is this really what it’s come to?

KITCHEN SHRINK: As summer breezes in so do barbecues, picnics, and iconic potato salads.

KITCHEN SHRINK: In a society obsessed with aging and an admiration for youth, it’s funny that in the food world many old ones are actually revered and coveted for their fine qualities acquired through years of maturation.

KITCHEN SHRINK: The other day at the dairy aisle of the supermarket, nostalgia reared its head as I overheard a little girl innocently insult her grandmother.

The Air Force won’t be the only major advertiser to focus the upcoming year’s campaigns by gender.

Why smart marketing’s like a military engagement.

Look into co-op advertising