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Books to complement holiday meals
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International film festival previews best of what’s to come
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Artist insights
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Art in bloom at the library
San Diego’s March showers bring April flowers to the San Carlos Branch Library.
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Happening at the Allied Gardens Library
Help us celebrate National Library Week (April 8–14) by showing your love for the library.
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Rocks of ages
When Dr. Patrick L. Abbott hikes in Mission Trails Regional Park, he is reading between the lines — of the...
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Kris Kringle’s moment
By Jean Lowerison What could be better for spreading Christmas cheer than that great story about Kris Kringle winning a court...
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Highway stories
By Sara Appel-Lennon San Carlos resident Don Harrison believes there are Jewish stories everywhere. To prove his point, Harrison recently...
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When thinking back to the places I used to dine right after moving to San Diego in the late ’80s, the Black Angus Steakhouse in Mission Gorge sits at the top of my list. It was the all-American alternative to Szechuan Mandarin a half-mile away and Filip
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