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  • WHEN | Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022 - Friday, Oct. 21, 2022 TIME | 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. VENUE | Paradise Point Resort & Spa ADMISSION | Tickets can be purchased here! Refund Policy: Cancellations prior to September 1st, full refund. September 1st-15th receive a full refund less $50 processing fee. No refunds after September 15th but substitutions may be allowed. The 6th annual conference of the Public Safety Peer Support Association, "Wellness on the Front Line" is 3 1/2 days of intensive presentations. One ticket gives peer supporters access to presentations on all days, one lunch ticket and social event. Conference highlighted speakers: Kevin Gilmartin, Ph.D. Author and Motivational Speaker, “Emotional Survival” John Ferrone, Esq., Attorney, “Panel Discussion on Strategies and Critical Updates on PTSD Claims: What Public Safety Personnel will need to know when Navigating through the Workers’ Compensation System”. Debbie Silveria, Ph. D., The Counseling Team International, “P.T.S.D. and Best Practices” Steven Froehlich, Ph.D., Director Behavioral Health Services, “Station 81 Incident” Scott Ross, Captain, Los Angeles County Fire Department, "Station 81 Incident" Justin Krueger, Sergeant, Long Beach Police Department “The Impact of Long-Term Trauma: An Officer's Perspective” Briana Rojas, Psy.D., Chief Psychologist Associate Director, “Correctional Work; the Importance of Empathy and Connection” Kris Mohandie, Ph.D., Police and Forensic Psychologist, Lenora Claire Consulting “ High Risk and Threat Issues: What is My Role?” …and many more great speakers! A complete list of speakers and topics can be found here! SOCIALS: Facebook Twitter Instagram
  • WHEN | September 30 - October 31, 2022 TIME | Open Daily Monday – Friday 1 p.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday – Sunday 11 a.m. – 9 p.m. VENUE | Plaza Bonita, National City Pumpkin Station ADMISSION Good Deal: $42/12 Pack Great Deal: $68/24 Pack Best Deal: $80/36 Pack Individual tickets: $4 There is NO CHARGE for an adult accompanying a child on the El Paso Train Ride, *Carousel. *The Carousel is only available at our Del Mar location. Adults are required to have a ticket on the Giant Slide. Ticket prices and packages are for the Pumpkin Station locations. Tickets for Pumpkin Stations can be purchased at any Pumpkin Station location. Tickets are not available online. For more information, please visit here! SOCIALS: Facebook
  • The Kids San Diego Poetry Annual is back in person at the Escondido Library! Join us on Saturday, August 27 at 11 a.m. for writing activities that stimulate creativity and self-expression. This workshop is free and open to children and youth (ages 6 - 12). Poems and artwork produced during the workshop will be considered for publication in the upcoming Kids! San Diego Poetry Annual. Please register here! SOCIALS: Twitter Instagram
  • Men’s professional tennis is coming back to San Diego. Tournament officials have announced that the 2022 San Diego Open ATP 250 tournament will be played September 17-25 at the Barnes Tennis Center. After last year’s highly-attended inaugural tournament, which had sold-out crowds for the final four days of the event, Tournament Director Ryan Redondo and tournament partner Southern California Tennis Association Foundation, worked with the ATP to bring the tournament back to San Diego in 2022. “It feels great to bring the San Diego Open ATP 250 back to Barnes Tennis Center and give sports fans the opportunity to watch men’s professional tennis at its highest level,” said Redondo, who also serves as CEO and General Manager of Youth Tennis San Diego / Barnes Tennis Center. “With our men’s ATP Tour 250 tournament taking place in September and the women’s WTA Tour 500 event scheduled for October 8-16, it is unprecedented. Never before in the history of San Diego sports has something like this been accomplished,” Redondo added. The 2022 San Diego Open ATP 250 tournament will feature a 28-player singles main draw and a 16-team doubles draw. The event offers a total of $612,000 in prize money and tournament champions will receive 250 Pepperstone ATP ranking points. The City of San Diego will become the fifth city in the United States to host ATP Tour and WTA Tour tournaments in 2022, joining Indian Wells, Calif., Miami, Cincinnati and Washington. Andrea Gaudenzi, ATP Chairman, said: “As a global sport we continue to manage the impacts of the pandemic. Event cancellations are an unfortunate reality, and we wish our affected tournament members and fans well. At the same time, it’s incredibly encouraging to have many great cities like San Diego step up to host ATP Tour tennis this season. “This shows the strong international interest in our product and validates the agile approach we’ve taken in responding to fast-changing circumstances. We would like to thank all stakeholders involved in this process and look forward to an exciting second half of the season.” Main draw matches will begin Monday, September 19. The tournament will conclude on Sunday, September 25 with the singles and doubles championships. There will also be a 16-player qualifying draw with qualifying rounds scheduled on Saturday, September 17 and Sunday, September 18. Four qualifiers will advance to the main draw. “The Southern California Tennis Association Foundation is proud to bring the ATP Tour to San Diego this September. It will complement the San Diego Open WTA 500 event in October and provide inspiration for the youth of San Diego,” said Linda Milan, SCTA Foundation Executive Director. “The Foundation's mission is to provide equal tennis opportunities to young players, regardless of age, gender, ability or economic background. Having professional tennis players from all over the world competing in San Diego demonstrates this and will fuel our kids' desire to succeed,” Milan said. Casper Ruud of Norway captured the men’s singles title at last year’s inaugural San Diego Open ATP 250 with an impressive 6-0, 6-2 victory over Cameron Norrie of Great Britain. In the men’s doubles championship, Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury of Great Britain scored a thrilling 7-6 (2), 3-6, 10-5 victory over Filip Polasek of Slovakia and John Peers of Australia. SOCIALS: Facebook Twitter Instagram
  • Hot Wheels Skate is teaming up with Nitro Circus for a skateboarding demo and fingerboarding event on Saturday, August 20, outside the Walmart in Oceanside. Kids can learn to skate or hone their skills with top Nitro pros including Noah Lora, Nick Hall, Josh Stafford and Beaver Fleming. View this event on Facebook
  • California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to create "Care Courts" that would have the power to compel people with debilitating psychosis into longer-term mental health treatment. Meanwhile, a new study shows San Diego’s existing climate action measure won’t put the city on track to achieve the goal of net-zero emissions by 2035. Plus, this weekend the Will Eisner Week panels open at the Comic-Con Museum.
  • The leaders from North and East County say the Housing First approach doesn't hold people accountable for drug and alcohol addiction.
  • But there are future plans to close it for good and construct a new dam nearby.
  • SDPD's equipment includes Chinese-manufactured drones and a device that downloads vast amounts of data directly from cars suspected to be involved in crimes.
  • KPBS Midday Edition spoke to Gregg Murset, a certified financial planner, about how to help kids practice saving, investing and spending.
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