Arts & Entertainment
Stealing hearts
Every year the Grinch packs houses, and every year audience members leave the show with a smile, many humming the...
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Books to complement holiday meals
Here are other books with a food theme to make your holiday eating more thoughtful and literary.
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International film festival previews best of what’s to come
With more than 100 films to choose from, the San Diego International Film Festival (SDIFF) is bringing the best in...
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GI Film Festival makes San Diego ‘home base’
Founders of the GI Film Festival announced in May that San Diego is the official home of the military dedicated...
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Artist insights
San Carlos photographer explores local artists through portraits in upcoming book
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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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Art in bloom at the library
San Diego’s March showers bring April flowers to the San Carlos Branch 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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Fireworks a go despite funding shortfall
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Since the July Fourth fireworks display and music festival at Lake Murray was brought back in 2017 after a six-year hiatus, thousands of residents of the Navajo neighborhoods, La Mesa and visitors from all over San Diego County have enjoyed the event and
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