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Come Help FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley Break the World Reading Record

October 25, 2016 No Comment

Come help FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley break the world reading record in their Read for the Record Event on Thurs. Oct. 27th at 9:45am! Jumpstart’s premiere national campaign Read for the Record, presented in partnership with FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley, is one day of the year when millions of individuals come together to celebrate literacy […]

AT&T Congratulates San Diego Winner of First-Ever Student Film Competition on Cyberbullying

October 20, 2016 No Comment

Canyon Crest Academy Presented with Second Runner-Up Award and Cash Prize at Teen Indie Awards AT&T congratulates the student filmmakers of Canyon Crest Academy in San Diego, who received the Second Runner-Up award and a $2,500 cash prize at this year’s first-ever Cyberbullying Film Invitational, held during the All American High School Film Festival in […]

FasTracKids Discoverers Preschool: A Multi-Day Adventure

October 13, 2016 No Comment

If your looking for a part-time preschool, we help your child discover the world! We offer a multi-day adventure program for 3-5 year olds. We have an interactive curriculum and hands-on projects. We give monthly feedback to parents. We have a low student-to-teacher ratio 8:1. We teach math, phonics, language and literacy, creativity, music and movement and social […]

JFS Receives $35,000 from the Hadassah Foundation

October 4, 2016 No Comment

Jewish Family Service of San Diego (JFS) has been awarded a $35,000 grant from the Hadassah Foundation to support the Girls Give Back teen leadership program, which enables Jewish teen girls in San Diego to address the challenges faced by young Jewish women in meaningful, self-directed, and ongoing service learning and leadership development opportunities. During […]

Remembering to “Go Green!” – Greener Carmel Valley Homes

September 29, 2016 No Comment

Greener Carmel Valley Homes Lets begin being conscious of how we can make greener Carmel Valley homes and healthier not only for you and your family, but also for the planet as well. Even small changes can contribute a whole lot to improving the quality of life that we can all enjoy. Recycle. Instead of dumping paper […]

Painting Demonstration with Acclaimed Chinese Artist Henry Wo Yue-kee

September 22, 2016 No Comment

The San Diego Chinese Historical Museum (SDCHM) will host acclaimed Chinese brush painter and calligrapher, Henry Wo Yue-kee on Saturday, September 24, 2016 from 2:00pm-4:00pm. Acclaimed Chinese Artist Wo will demonstrate his unique painting techniques as he captures the essence of nature in front of an audience at the Museum. The audience will witness […]

San Diego is about to be “Flooded With Love” by Louisiana Flood Dogs

September 20, 2016 No Comment

Recent flooding in Louisiana has left families and their pets homeless. A partnership of San Diego animal rescue organizations is scheduled to receive an estimated 40 to 70 of the Louisiana flood dogs on Friday, September 23rd in an operation called “Flooded With Love.” The dogs will leave Lafayette, Louisiana aboard a “Wings of Rescue” […]

Senior Dental Health Care is Often Overlooked

September 15, 2016 No Comment

Many of us are going to have to face the challenges of taking care of our aging parents. I am currently at the age where my parents can take care of themselves 100%. But I know those years are limited as they approach their eighties. One of our many responsibilities as children is to make […]

Local Restaurant Gives Back to Italian Earthquake Victims

September 6, 2016 No Comment

Little Italy restaurant Civico 1845 (pronounced CHEE-vee-ko), owned and operated by Italian born-and-raised brothers Dario and Pietro Gallo, are helping the victims of the devastating Italian earthquake by paying tribute to Amatrice, Italy – the small mountainous city at the epicenter of the initial quake on Wednesday morning – and its famous pasta dish “Pasta […]

North County Dance Arts – Elevate 2016 San Diego Theatre Review

September 1, 2016 No Comment

North County Dance Arts, founded almost four decades ago, and continually directed by Tanya and Louis McKay, presented their annual recital performances, this year’s titled Elevate, at the Mandeville Center Auditorium on Saturday, July 30, 2016. Only minutes from Downtown San Diego, with plenty of free parking, this venue has one of the largest stages in […]

Community Appreciation Month: Free Admission and More at SDCHM

August 25, 2016 No Comment

In honor of its 20th anniversary, the San Diego Chinese Historical Museum (SDCHM) announces its first ever Community Appreciation Month! During the month of September, SDCHM will open its doors to the public with free admission. This will be an opportunity for the community to learn about SDCHM’s programs and to share ideas on how to […]

Homelessness – What Will Be the Tipping Point?

August 18, 2016 No Comment

Homelessness – a topic that continues to be a major concern in the region as the annual Point-In-Time-Count reveals a nearly 19 percent increase in the number of people living on the streets year-over-year. Additional funding and new city and county initiatives have been introduced to address the problem, including Housing Our Heroes, a landlord-outreach […]