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Guanciale or pancetta add a bit of saltiness to red sauce
Former San Diegan shares her battle with the devastating autoimmune condition that caused the singer to cancel her European tour
San Diegans in the right zones can grow their own Camellia sinensis
She went from from feeling helpless to making a difference for Ukrainian refugees
Winter Wonderland Fashion Show & Luncheon
Wedding guests get ‘orchestra’ seats at Jan. 2 marriage of San Diego Symphony V.P. Lea Slusher and her beau
Prep all ingredients, turn up the heat and layer on flavor after flavor
Defying physical challenges, Tyler Schutz, before ever taking a formal lesson, scored two double eagles and a hole-in-one in 2022.
This week in health news, from UC San Diego’s Scott LaFee
Anna Pearson is a Ukrainian-born artist who moved to San Diego in 2017, and currently has work on display in San Diego, including a 600-square-foot, black-and-white floral mural in the North City development in San Marcos
Growing number of female members find camaraderie, community and leadership opportunities with other hobbyists in a woodworkers association formerly dominated by men
Eclectic eatery and gintonería in North Park, co-founded by Jerry Coleman’s daughter, makes Eater.com’s short list of best new U.S. restaurants in 2022.
Annual pruning contributes to a rose’s health and maximizes the number, size and beauty of future blooms; free pruning workshop to be offered Jan. 14
Happy New Year! Let’s all spend more time digging in the dirt this year.
SDSU prof grew up in refugee neighborhood, inspires students
Pearl Jubilee raises over $300K for performances and education and outreach programs
We catch up with an injured Ukrainian refugee, an out-of-work musician, a retired consumer watchdog and a dog rescuer who finds a missing lab after 3.5 years.
Chef’s, paring, serrated seen as must-have knives
