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Women’s History Month Local Hero Starla Lewis is a Champion for Love
Children love pretend games and Starla Lewis was no different. She remembers when she was a child living with her grandmother in Springfield, Missouri, playing a game with her cousins ... Read more/news/2015/mar/02/womens-history-month-local-hero-starla-lewis-champ/
Dr. Gail Knight Inspires as First African-American Woman Chief of Staff at Rady Children’s Hospital
In Dr. Gail Knight’s office is a wall of photos of patients she has treated. They are mementos of childhood milestones—birthday celebrations, family vacations and graduations. Though she hasn’t treated ... Read more/news/2015/feb/02/dr-gail-knight-inspires-first-african-american-wom/
San Diego Zoo Gets Funding To Help Save Northern White Rhinos
- March 2
The zoo, which is home to one northern white rhino, was awarded $110,000 by the Seaver Institute to fund whole genome sequencing.
Globe's 'The Twenty-Seventh Man' Finds Inspiration In Soviet History
- Feb. 27
For the Globe’s new production of "The Twenty-Seventh Man" (running through March 22), playwright Nathan Englander found inspiration in an incident known as the Night of the Murdered Poets that took place under Stalin’s regime.
Craft Beer Brewing A Success Story In San Diego
- Feb. 19
San Diego brewpubs and craft breweries are making their impact felt in the local economy. The industry made a $600 million economic impact last year.
Sea Lions Struggle Along The California Coast
- Feb. 18
Malnourished sea lion pups are turning up at rescue centers all along the West Coast. Federal officials say the problem will likely get worse before it gets better.
Comedian Maz Jobrani Discusses 'Memoirs Of A Middle Eastern Funnyman'
- Feb. 17
- Midday Edition
Iranian-American actor and comedian Maz Jobrani tells his story about growing up as an Iranian immigrant in Southern California.
Aztec Printing Owner Shares His Memories Of The Chicano Movement
- Feb. 13
As Aztec Printing closes its doors, the pictures on its walls tell a story of struggles, protests and victories in the Chicano Movement in San Diego.
Even The Devil Can't Fool A Dog - Part 12
- Feb. 12
Carlos reminded me he was far from an anomaly, as tens of thousands of service members continued to return home from combat, forever altered by what they had seen and experienced in war. He wanted the people who read the blog posts I wrote to know this. That was why he told me his story.
Travel And Adventure Show Comes To San Diego
- Feb. 12
- Midday Edition
- Evening Edition
It's never too early to start thinking about vacation. This weekend the San Diego Travel & Adventure Show returns with 1,500 travel experts to help attendees plan their next trip.
Even The Devil Can't Fool A Dog - Part 11
- Feb. 12
Carlos told me he and Logan had been to only one public sporting event since returning from Iraq. It was another Padres game, and the experience drained him.
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