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Reworking Beethoven
Hershey Felder is back at San Diego Repertory Theatre through March 24, where Joel Zwick directs “Hershey Felder, Beethoven,” a...
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No bloat, no guilt
By Frank Sabatini Jr. It is one of the largest mall restaurants in San Diego County, and with a menu...
Beef head and hotcakes
Our food reviewer recently encountered the uncommon offerings at Picante Taqueria Mexican Grill, a little mom-and-pop joint located in a...
Audit shows community planning groups lack transparency
At the first Audit Committee meeting of the year, a performance audit of San Diego’s Community Planning Groups (CPGs) was...
Who should be your financial advisor?
Banks, insurance companies, brokerage firms, and mutual fund companies — they all would like to manage your portfolio and deepen...
Rules about using your own Realtor
Many people get confused as to how Realtors get paid or who pays their commissions.
Fun facts about National Library Week
In case you haven’t heard of it, National Library Week is an annual celebration of the contributions of our nation's...
Symposium for anniversary of Mission San Diego de Alcalá
Father Peter M. Escalante, pastor of Mission San Diego de Alcalá, and Janet Bartel, Cultural Chair of 250th Anniversary Jubilee...
The ‘Mexican candy’ effect
By Dr. Ink At the urging of a few friends who swear by the happy hour at Fred’s Mexican Cafe...
Reworking Beethoven
Hershey Felder is back at San Diego Repertory Theatre through March 24, where Joel Zwick directs “Hershey Felder, Beethoven,” a...
Cesarina arrives to Point Loma
Point Loma’s “upper Voltaire” neighborhood has seen the arrival of Cesarina, which replaces The Point Cafe.
Celebrating women who make a difference
March is Women’s History Month, and I am thrilled to devote this column to celebrating the accomplishments of women in...
Docs shed light on SDSU Mission Valley spending
San Diego State University has spent about $1.6 million crafting its vision for the old Qualcomm Stadium site.
Mesa College celebrates new, remodeled buildings
On Feb. 28, Mesa College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new $32.4 million, 57,800-square-foot Center for Business & Technology...
SDCCU retains naming rights for stadium, Franciscan School relocates to USD
SDCCU Stadium will remain SDCCU Stadium following a vote by City Council on Feb. 5 that extends naming rights for...
Phil’s BBQ reopens, Farmer’s Table emerges in Little Italy
After a six-week shutdown, the Point Loma location of Phil’s BBQ has reopened.