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St. Paul’s PACE Welcomes New Medical Director
St. Paul’s PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly), has named Jaime Stull, M.D., as their new medical director, effective March 3. As medical director of St. Paul’s PACE, Dr. Stull will oversee participant medical care, ensuring clinical excellence and positive health outcomes. She will lead medical operations, support primary care providers and specialists, […]
The Water and Salt Plan for the Salton Sea
By Jim Bates The Salton Sea has fallen on hard times. Once a vacation playground, now a dried up wasteland, the Salton Sea has too much salt, and not enough water. The Salton Sea Solutions, LLC has a plan to reduce the salt and increase the water. It starts with a small demonstration plant to […]
Libraries: The Great Equalizer
By Elaine Kalin, board member of Friends of the Mission Hills-Hillcrest/Knox Library A library patron stopped at our display table highlighting National Friends of Libraries Week to tell us that she loves the library because it is an equalizer. When asked why she felt that way, she replied that it’s the only place in a […]
Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder Allows Visitors to Step into the Whoniverse
An adventure is awaiting behind Comic-Con Museum’s doors–and it’s bigger on the inside. A grand exploration of time and space began in San Diego as the U.S. premiere of the Doctor Who Worlds of Wonder: Where Science Meets Fiction exhibit debuted at Comic-Con Museum. “We’ve brought one of the largest exhibits in the Museum’s history to fans, members, […]
An Opportunity to Be a Part of a Cause that Serves Taxpayers
Throughout my life of being a board member of over 25 nonprofit organizations in San Diego, including the Union of Pan Asian Communities and Nonprofit Solutions, I’ve always felt that I was fortunate to be gifted with knowledge, experience and the desire to help others. Currently, I “serve” on three boards. I emphasize serve because […]
Worth Calendaring in April
Jamaal Jackson, President, Mission Hills BID and Assistant Vice President | Branch Manager US Bank Mission Hills Whether you find hoaxes and pranks to be hilarious or rude, we all have a tale about “April Fools!” being shouted on the first of April. There is ambiguity about its origin though some say in 1392 Chaucer […]
Art for All Art Exhibition and Reception
In celebration of March as Developmental Disability Awareness Month, The Arc of San Diego presents Art for All, an inspiring art exhibition and reception showcasing artwork created by adults with disabilities. This inspirational event will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., Thursday March 20 at the Bonita Museum & Cultural Center (4355 Bonita Rd, Bonita, CA […]
John Steinbeck’s Boat Transformed Intro Floating Classroom
Maritime Museum of San Diego, the 501c3 non-profit waterfront Museum with a mission to serve as the community memory of our seafaring experience by collecting, preserving, and presenting the rich maritime heritage and historic connections with the Pacific world, is excited to host this spring a visit from the restored Western Flyer,the same fishing vessel Steinbeck used […]
Tour Coronado Cay in Luxury and Serenity
Founded in 1999 by Sean Jamieson with a deep passion for sharing the enchanting culture of Venetian gondolas, The Gondola Company has become a beloved institution in the Coronado Cays. Specializing in personalized and unforgettable experiences, each cruise seamlessly blends luxury, tradition, and impeccable service. The people who make the experience even more enjoyable are the ones who […]
Villa Musica Expanding the Musical Biographies Program Serving Seniors with Dementia
The Prebys Foundation recently announced the launch of its Healing Through the Arts and Nature initiative, which awarded $5.2 Million to 59 nonprofits across San Diego. These grant awards will support programs serving youth, veterans, justice-impacted individuals, and historically underserved communities, offering proactive ways to enhance quality of life in a post-pandemic world. This effort […]
