Bells of Freedom Announces Marine of the Month aboard the USS Pearl Harbor Carmel Valley San Diego based DanceHearts and the Bells of Freedom Program, recognizes a member of the currently deployed USS Pearl Harbor each month, nominated by ship commanders and chaplains as leaders among the men and women of their platoon. Each recognized […]
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Who doesn’t love to bargain shop and give back to the community at the same time? Last Saturday, April 28th, 2012, Torrey Pines High School held its 19th Annual Rummage Sale and Pancake Breakfast in order to raise funds for the student’s of Torrey Pines High. The event was nothing short of a success and […]
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Over these past few months, my husband and I have had the privilege of helping our daughter plan her wedding. If you’ve ever planned a wedding, you’ll understand this when I say that a wedding is a huge undertaking all on its own. With there being so many components to putting together a successful wedding, […]
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Why do teenagers always seem to act their worst when they are home around their families? It’s true, don’t you think? We all become confused when we hear those stories from our friends about how polite, engaging, vocal, expressive, and endearing our little “teen angels” are at their house. And, when they tell you how […]
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Water pressure regulators are an essential component of almost every building on the public water supply. There are many different types of water pressure regulators to consider, each one made for different applications. Pressure regulators are mounted inline on the incoming water supply and can be exposed or buried. Water pressure regulators control both the […]
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Welcome to your neighborhood casual, social, Greek Mediterranean restaurant. TavernaBlu is a friendly restaurant located at the Del Mar Highlands Towncenter (12873 El Camino Real in San Diego), and is a community favorite. When entering through its doors, you are instantly greeted with the kitchen’s delicious aromas, the sitting area’s comfortable and warm design, and music choices […]
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In business, it’s not only about what you know, but who you know, which makes joining Cuff Links a great opportunity to not only meet like-minded individuals, but really take one’s business to the next level. Cuff Links is a networking group, founded by Mark Anthony Cedre, that focuses on bringing together different community members […]
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The fight against cancer is near and dear to my heart. I am excited to announce that the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s annual Man & Woman of the Year Gala, will be taking place on May 10th from 6:00 to 10:00pm at Anthology in Downtown San Diego. This is the fifth year that San Diego/Hawaii Chapter […]
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On the corner of Del Mar Heights Road and El Camino Real, sits the potential location for the proposed One Paseo development. The mixed-use project, like all developments, has created strong opinions by both its supporters and opponents. Last month, the City of San Diego released the proposed projects Draft Environmental Impact Report. The Environmental […]
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I’m not sure what’s more fun – making a “bucket list” or getting to check off one of the items on the list? Either way as I faced the reality of turning 40 last October I decided to seize the opportunity to make a dent into my bucket list (some might call it an early […]
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In our industry, people often confuse pre-qualification with pre-approval. There is however, a very significant difference between the two. In a purchase transaction, it is important to understand and know the difference so you can avoid needless complications and/or setbacks during the buying process. Please continue reading below… Simply put, a pre-qualification is an estimate of what […]
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Fourth Annual San Diego Breath of Hope Lung Cancer Walk Raises Funds for “Invisible” Cancer April 22 Walk in Honor of Advocate Who Battled Nation’s Deadliest Cancer The majority of San Diegans diagnosed with lung cancer have less than five years to live. San Diegan Maria Diaz Enriquez beat those odds. However, after a nine year battle, […]
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