Eating Seasonally In San Diego

Feb. 8
Midday Edition
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Taste the local bounty of San Diego when it's freshest.

'Blessings In A Backpack' Feeds Hundreds Of San Diego School Kids

Jan. 30
By Dwane Brown
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One out of seven children in San Diego County lives in poverty. A program sponsored by the Professional Golfers Association helps kids with meals.

Human Rights Watch Film Fest At MOPA

Jan. 18
Midday Edition
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The Museum of Photographic Arts prepares for one of the most significant film festivals of the year, presented by Human Rights Watch. The festival opens Friday through Monday, January 23.

San Diego Red Cross Collecting Donations Two Years After Haiti Quake

Jan. 13
By Nathan John
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San Diegans raised over $200,000 to aid the devastated country of Haiti. Two years later, the donations have slowed as more recent disasters take precedence.

Protected Sportfish Face Commerical Pressure In Mexico

Jan. 10
By Ed Joyce
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A man who owns a sportfishing business in Mexico says Dorado and other species are being caught and imported into the U.S. illegally.

Groups Say Closing Calif. State Parks Is Bad Economics

Dec. 7
By Ed Joyce
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A group of California Parks supporters Wednesday urged California Gov. Jerry Brown to reinstate the funding needed to keep 70 state parks open.

Expert Offers Winter Gardening Tips

Dec. 2
Midday Edition
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Gardening expert Nan Sterman joins Midday Edition with winter gardening tips, and answers readers' questions.

Science Vs. Spirituality: An Interview With Deepak Chopra And Leonard Mlodinow

Nov. 29
Midday Edition
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Deepak Chopra and Leonard Mlodinow join us to talk about their new book, which presents spiritual and scientifically based views on universal questions.

Recycle Cooking Oil For Free In San Diego County

Nov. 25
By Ed Joyce
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Pouring leftover cooking oil, fats or grease down kitchen sinks or drains clogs pipes. The material should be saved and recycled.

The Psychology Of What Makes Teens Thankful

Nov. 23
By Rayana Godfrey
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Gratitude, research psychologists have found, is an abstract concept. It requires reflecting on not only how another person has done right by you, but also how you might return the favor.

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