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Little Acts of Kindness Reap Big Rewards

| January 6, 2015 | 0 Comments
Little Acts of Kindness Reap Big Rewards

Sara – My Goodwill Ambassador Most of you who know me on a personal and professional basis know that I have a goodwill ambassador who travels with me extensively. She’s a dog, an eight-pound Yorkie. I hadn’t planned on that before she entered my life…before she entered our lives. My partner, Dr. Craig Kinshella, a […]

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“The Bluest Eye” Wins Big at the Craig Noel Awards

| March 1, 2014 | 0 Comments
“The Bluest Eye” Wins Big at the Craig Noel Awards

by Daren Scott Mo`olelo Performing Arts Company has much to celebrate. This past month, the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Awards were held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in La Jolla and “The Bluest Eye,” Mo`olelo co-production with Moxie Theatre, won for Outstanding Ensemble and for Outstanding Dramatic Production. Powerhouse director and Artistic Director […]

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Davy Jones last San Diego Interview

| April 3, 2012 | 2 Comments
Davy Jones last San Diego Interview

by Kevin Fulton When we sat down with Davy Jones I had no idea this would become his last interview. He was healthy, happy and making plans for the future, 30 days later he passed away. Davy Jones was not a wild party animal. He didn’t live the outrageous Hollywood lifestyle. Davy and his wife […]

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Heroes Rise to the Occasion

| October 6, 2011 | 0 Comments
Heroes Rise to the Occasion

Some people say “Heroes are born,” some believe heroes are manufactured by the media. I believe that heroes are ordinary people who in times of crisis decide to step up and do something for others. This story tells of a few people that live in San Diego who rose to the occasion when it counts. […]

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A Women’s Network

| September 8, 2011 | 0 Comments
A Women’s Network

During the month of August, the San Diego Convention Center was the site of a BlogHer conference. A good friend of mine, who is a producer at KUSI TV, introduced me to the event. Had it not been for him, I might have missed out on a great opportunity. What I quickly learned is that […]

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Music that makes a difference!

| August 17, 2011 | 43 Comments
Music that makes a difference!

It’s a New Day By the end of this story someone’s life is going to change. Someone who needs hope will receive it. Someone’s dream is going to come true. I hope it’s yours! Are you happy? Are you living your dream? If not, this story will absolutely help you. If you are living your […]

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Girl Scout Troops Donates $1,200 to Help Wildlife

| August 2, 2011 | 0 Comments
Girl Scout Troops Donates $1,200 to Help Wildlife

Girl Scout Troop No. 1427 spent more than 50 hours working on their Silver Award project to benefit animals. Out of all the organizations they researched, the Corona-based group chose San Diego’s Project Wildlife to receive the $1,200 generated by their project. The troop traveled several hours on Saturday, July 16 to present the funds […]

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Opening Day at Del Mar

| August 2, 2011 | 1 Comment
Opening Day at Del Mar

Excitement was in the air as Race Season has come back to Del Mar “where the Turf meets the Surf.” Opening day is so much more than just “watching the ponies run.” The season of racing at Del Mar has become a full-blown entertainment extravaganza. First let’s get to the nuts and bolts…. congratulations on […]

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“When Hollywood Comes to San Diego…Wait I’m already here.”

| August 2, 2011 | 0 Comments
“When Hollywood Comes to San Diego…Wait I’m already here.”

A geek moment with Mark Christopher Lawrence Actor and comic Mark Christopher Lawrence is best known for his role as Big Mike on NBC’s “Chuck,” but anyone who has followed his career knows it is only the latest in a string of successes. As “Chuck” enters its 5th and final season, Mark Christopher Lawrence’s name […]

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Investing in a “New Normal”

| August 2, 2011 | 0 Comments
Investing in a “New Normal”

For those who missed my last column (available at presidiosentinel.com), I wrote that I expect government spending to be cut while taxes increase over the coming years. I also mentioned that my personal outlook is for slower economic growth as the both the government and consumers “de-lever” (that is, reduce debt). Finally, with economic growth […]

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