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Three young Rancho Santa Fe brothers started a nonprofit called Tech-Angels, collecting gently used cell phones, iPads and tablets to give to elderly people in nursing homes so they can stay connected with their loved ones.
Five suburban San Diego districts say they don’t have to offer it; state officials disagree
Scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair still a draw for the “regulars” who love the food, shopping and piglet races
The board of directors for the 22nd District Agricultural Association voted June 8 to start looking for a lessee to bring equestrian activity back to Del Mar Horsepark, which has been closed this year because of wastewater upgrades that needed to be accounted for.
SDG&E is expected to begin construction soon on undergrounding a little over a mile of overhead utility lines on Via De La Valle.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted on spending $650 million in federal assistance Tuesday
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State warns of vaccine lottery scams; local DA says none have popped up so far in San Diego
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The San Diego civil rights activist said he and others will try to preserve the boarding school for foster youth, due to close next year
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State lottery shows no early signs of turning those reluctant to get COVID-19 shot
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The board of supervisors will work through competing priorities for federal rescue funding on Tuesday
Check out the available summer camps around San Diego County.
For the first time since the State CIF went to an Open Division playoff format in boys and girls basketball, the San Diego Section has a No. 1 seed in the Open Division of the Southern California Regional playoffs.
Torrey Pines wins boys Open title on buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Nick Herrmann
Nick Herrmann’s long shot breaks tie with Cathedral Catholic, moves Falcons to 29-0
The Torrey Pines High School boys lacrosse team won its eighth CIF championship on June 5 with a 10-3 victory over La Costa Canyon.
Sporting a gap of just 10 strokes between their top five scorers, the Torrey Pines girls golf team overwhelmed a talented field to capture its second consecutive CIF Division I Championship Thursday, June 3, at La Costa Resort.
Legendary announcer skipped last year due to pandemic
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Torrey Pines High School students and their families celebrated graduation and their many accomplishments at a ceremony held June 11 at TPHS.
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Canyon Crest Academy students and their families celebrated student achievements and bid a fond farewell to the school at a graduation ceremony held June 11 at CCA.
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The Tea 3 Foundation presented its “2021 Summer of Love” fundraising gala on June 5 at the RSF home of Tea 3 Foundation board member Charo Garcia-Acevedo.
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The Beach and Country Guild hosted its 8th Annual Regale in The Ranch benefit “Rock the Yacht” June 5 at the RSF home of Mike and Ilene Lamb.
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Las Damas de Fairbanks held its 2021 Annual Garden & Landscaping Tour June 4.
Three different events this month mark holiday celebrating the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans
Broadway veteran has also just published a memoir, ‘Lilyville,’ about her difficult relationship with her late mother
‘Jim was loads of fun!’ says his sister and executor, who oversaw the new book, ‘The Collected Works of Jim Morrison: Poetry, Journals, Transcripts and Lyrics’
Collections offer a broad range of works, from Old Master paintings to contemporary drawings
An all-virtual event last year because of COVID-19, the chamber-music festival will resume in August with live performances by piano star Daniil Trifonov, The Calder Quartet, Kings Return, Aaron Diehl and more
Company’s return to production will kick off with socially distanced ‘A Thousand Ways’ encounters beginning June 3
Outdoor stage will open June 4 for free movies and cabarets, followed by “Hair”; first indoor show is Graciela Daniele-inspired musical on Sept. 10
Seven-show lineup, kicking off Sept. 8, will include one world premiere musical and two West Coast premieres
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The Girls in STEM program will provide a series of beginner and advanced workshops this summer.
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The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary, as well as local in-person events as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. • I Love a Clean San Diego and the city of Encinitas present the sixth annual Zero Waste Fair at 9 a.m.
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During the 2020-21 school year, Female Athlete Volunteers (FAV) kept busy—over 230 volunteers delivered the equivalent of over 2,800 hours of community service and thousands of dollars of donations in over 160 separate events.
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June 3 issue: Response to SDFA teachers union petition to recall On May 20, after an 11-hour San Dieguito Union High School District board meeting, I stepped out into a dark parking lot and was ambushed by Duncan Brown, the head of SDFA (the teachers union), who shoved a recall notice into my hand.
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May 6 issue: An open and fair election in Area 5 would help instill trust in the end result Excellence. . . respect . . . transparency . . . integrity.
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April 1 issue: My view of ‘Big Picture’ RSF Association Art Jury objectives The following are high-level RSF Association objectives important to me, as an Association member, and as a board member: 1) Retaining our architectural authority. 2) Retaining our rural ambiance.
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A smaller version of the event — with food booths, exhibits, a couple rides and entertainment — opens Friday
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On Thursday, June 17, local firefighters will take to the streets for the Burn Institute’s 22nd Annual “Fill the Boot for the Burn Institute” Firefighter Boot Drive.
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Oscar de la Renta, Isabel Marant, Monique Lhuillier, and Lanvin are among the leading international designers and luxury retailers showcased on Sept. 16 when The Country Friends (TCF) presents the 2021 Art of Fashion (AOF) in partnership with South Coast Plaza.
