Annual Tea By the Sea held at The Marine Room
The Marine Room at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club partnered with St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center (SMSC) to host...
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Growing healthy veggies is very satisfying
Yes, you can plant now. Come join us. We make it as simple as possible. You lease a raised veggie...
Read moreDetailsFrom the Alvarado Estates archives
The original plan in 1952 was to have stables where our community park is now located. Over time that changed,...
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Multimedia artist brings Greek mythology to San Diego Museum of Art with ‘Fates’ installation
By KENDRA SITTON | Uptown News A moving oil painting, sacred art, an aquarium — one of these or all...
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SANDAG and U.S. Navy will collaborate to revitalize Old Town Campus
On Jan. 23, Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas B. Modly, Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer and San Diego Association of...
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‘The Humans’ delivers on tragedy. Comedy? Not so much.
By JEAN LOWERISON | Uptown News I’ve been to a few family holiday gatherings that were less than purely joyous...
Read moreDetailsSANDAG and U.S. Navy will collaborate to revitalize Old Town Campus
On Jan. 23, Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas B. Modly, Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer and San Diego Association of...
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Family preserves JA Cooley Museum in University Heights
By JILL DIAMOND | Uptown News Carmen Cooley-Graham is on a mission to keep her late father Jim’s legacy —...
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Loneliness and isolation, the coming scourge of the mid-century
We have a problem. A silver tsunami is coming our way. It is the baby boomer generation, that high curve...
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With anti-Semitism on the rise, the stories of Holocaust survivors become more important
By Susan A. Davis On Dec. 28, I had the honor of attending a birthday party for Rose Schindler, a...
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