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Sudberry Properties Celebrates Opening of Circa 37 at Civita
$100,000 Donation to San Diego River Park Foundation Sudberry Properties celebrated the grand opening of Circa 37, the first apartment neighborhood in Civita, its new 230-acre master-planned village in Mission Valley, with a reception for 250 guests, a ribbon cutting and a donation of $100,000 to the San Diego River Park Foundation, on Arbor Day, […]
Women’s Museum of California Has Banner Year
The Women’s Museum of California is on the move. Reflecting on the organization’s milestones of 2011 – including a dramatic name change that broadened the scope of the museum’s mission, a series of high-profile, county-wide commemorations of the 100th anniversary of women winning the right to vote in California, and a sold-out Wine, Cheese and […]
Ladies Day in Old Town
The 9th annual Ladies Day in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park will celebrate the everyday life skills, creative past times and daily work tasks of women that lived in early San Diego from 1821 to 1872. This year’s event takes place from noon to 5 p.m., Saturday, June 2. Don your favorite hat […]
Center for Community Solutions’ Event Raises $178,000
Funds to Thwart Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Elder Abuse This year’s Center for Community Solutions’ successful Tea on the Town charity event scaled new heights for overall community support by grossing $178,000 in contributions. This community accomplishment will help prevent sexual assault, relationship violence and elder abuse. Meredith Baxter, Emmy-nominated actress who co-starred in the […]
Community Calendar
Thru Jun. Puppy Fun Class – San Diego Humane Society and SPCA. New puppy parents can prevent problems by learning how to raise their puppy right. Registration required. For dates, times and location, call 619-299-7012 x2247 or visit www.sdhumane.org. Scripps Cancer Center presents: Free Cancer Survivors Day. The programs are open to all residents living […]
Lindbergh’s Goggles Used in Historic Flight
Rare artifacts added to Museum’s special exhibition The goggles worn by Charles Lindbergh during his historic flight across the Atlantic in 1927 are now on display at the San Diego Air & Space Museum in honor of the flight’s 85th anniversary. The goggles are now a part of the Museum’s current special exhibition, “How Things […]
Saving Lives at Birth
It’s not often that we can actually say that we have an opportunity to save someone’s life, and it can be a family member, or, a total stranger. What I am referring to is that mothers-to-be across San Diego County can save another life every time they bring a life into the world. Thanks to […]
Between the Lines: Meet Max and His Maker
Max is almost thirteen. He’s in the eighth grade, smart, a good kid, but he thinks he’s pretty boring and wants to re-invent himself as someone more exciting, more adventurous, more dangerous. And that’s what he sets out to do at summer camp. Max’s exploits, his friends and family, make up the world that Arthur […]
Green Home Showcase Tour Saturday, June 9
Nakhshab Development & Design (NDD), San Diego’s leader in affordable sustainable design and construction, will open up their home and latest project, the Shayan House, to the public on Saturday, June 9th. The Shayan House is a stunning newly constructed 5,000 square foot residence that demonstrates how going green can be affordable and luxurious. The […]
Eclipse
Andrew Bradshaw is a photographer who captured the eclipse that recently occurred. Bradshaw, who has a Bachelors in physics and is currently at UC Davis working towards a PhD in physics, says that he used a “point and shoot” camera to capture the images and utilized filter paper that reduced the sun factor by 100,000 […]
