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On Tuesday, Dec.21, 2021, Feeding San Diego will distribute over 500 turkeys to San Diegans in need at a drive-through distribution in the parking lot of its Sorrento Valley headquarters. The frozen turkeys are about 15 pounds each and will be distributed with gravy packets for attendees to prepare at home. Feeding San Diego received a donation of over 1,000 frozen turkeys from a food manufacturer just in time for the holidays, making this distribution possible. In addition to tomorrow's standalone turkey distribution, additional turkeys will be distributed at the organization’s Together Tour series of large-scale food distributions held across the county. Drive-through free turkey distribution in Feeding San Diego’s parking lot. SIGN UP NOW Tuesday, December 21; attendees will be picking up their turkeys during two time slots: 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m,. Feeding San Diego, 9477 Waples St. Ste. 100, San Diego, CA 92121 “This holiday season is yet again very challenging for many people in our community who are facing record high gas prices and inflation across the board,” says Dan Shea, CEO of Feeding San Diego. “We are delighted to be able to pass out free frozen turkeys ahead of the holidays so that people can celebrate with their families and not worry about the cost of the food on their table.” Feeding San Diego is on Facebook + Instagram

Elisa Serna's family held a rally outside El Cajon's courthouse to call for justice following her in-custody death.

Movie themes. Haunting Gypsy songs. Popular refrains. Korean-born violinist YuEun Kim and German-born guitarist Ines Thomé are two exciting artists that have dazzled audiences throughout the U.S. and Europe. Whatever lends itself to a soaring violin and intricate guitar might be played at this performance – from Argentine tangos to Spanish and German dances, mountain songs and Scottish airs - to haunting movie music. Don’t miss this duo! Stay Connected on Social Media! Facebook & Instagram

The Federal reserve made a move yesterday to cool down the inflationary spiral that’s made gas, food and housing prices spike by raising the rates banks use to lend money to each other. Then, the family of a man who died in custody after a 2015 arrest in Santee has been awarded $85 million by a jury. Also, in order to meet city and state climate goals more people will have to use public transit in San Diego. Why do so few people use public transit now? Plus, the city of Oceanside at one time had a derogatory nickname: “Ocean-slime.” But now it's quickly becoming the next tourist hotspot in San Diego. And, finally, we wrap up our series on the second anniversary of COVID-19 shutdowns and event cancellations, and hear about the impact these past two years have had on live music and local music venues.

Join us for a party! Soroptimist International of Oceanside-Carlsbad in partnership with the Merrill Lynch Women’s Exchange will honor the achievements of several of our past Live Your Dream education grant awardees, as we dine and dance the night away in a beautiful outdoor setting overlooking the Agua Hedionda Lagoon and Pacific Ocean. You’ll enjoy great food, delicious wine and cocktails as well as live music by the popular local group, The Ride (https://www.facebook.com/TheRideBandSanDiego). You will have the opportunity to help other women realize their dreams by donating to The Giving Wall, participating in a Wine Pull or bidding on some fun items in our Auction. Follow them on social media! Facebook + Instagram

Author and podcast host Amanda Montell says our brains are overloaded with a constant stream of information that stokes our innate tendency to believe conspiracy theories and mysticism.

A group of Oceanside residents is opposing a plan to build a warehouse they say is the size of 10 football fields.

A church in Del Mar is practicing what it preaches, by opening its doors to the homeless.

Authorities in the Russian republic of Chechnya will only allow music between 80 and 116 beats per minute, though it's unclear how the rule will be enforced.

Poe readings, Shakespeare at SDMA, Teros Gallery's outdoor event, virtual fashion at OMA, spooky organ music, an Oingo Boingo cover band, a community ofrenda and much more.