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This weekend, we’ll say goodbye to September, but it’s not going out with a whimper. In addition to the local attractions (SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, LegoLand, Balboa Park, Old Town), there’s an unbelievable variety of events going on around the county all weekend!
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Jennifer Love Hewitt has such an endearing presence. It would be a real challenge not to like her. In person, she seems more mature, more confident than I anticipated, but every bit as charming as any of the many roles I’ve seen her play. She came to Comic-Con to talk about the new season of her supernatural series Ghost Whisperer.
Hewitt’s […]
From October 1st through the 31st, kids 3–11 will receive free general admission to the San Diego Zoo. This is presented by Time Warner Cable. (Buses and Skyfari not included.)
So what’s in it for the adults?
On October 6 and 7, Starbucks will be at the Zoo’s Main Plaza giving out free Pumpkin Spice Latte samples […]
Working Mother magazine has again named Scripps Health one of the best employers in the country for working mothers, as part of their “100 Best Companies” list.
Scripps was praised for a “flextime” program used by one-quarter of its 9,752 employees (7,502 of which are women) in their five local hospitals. In addition, employees receive benefits […]
San Diego Street Scene was held in Chula Vista for the first time last weekend, taking over Coors Amphitheatre. If you weren’t able to attend, here’s a little taste of what you missed, from several of the bands:
The Killers
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Are you looking for some fun this weekend? Of course you can start with our local attractions (SeaWorld, San Diego Zoo, Wild Animal Park, LegoLand, Balboa Park, Old Town), but that’s not all that the county has to offer.
“Street Scene” can hardly be called that, since it’s being held at the Coors Amphitheatre, but head […]
Nearly 62,000 San Diegans are part of households led by a same-sex couple, according to a U.S. Census Bureau survey conducted two years ago (as reported by the San Diego Union Tribune). So what does this mean to San Diegans? Am I really saying that everyone in San Diego county supports same sex marriage? No, […]
When I found out the stars from Eureka were coming to Comic-Con this year, I was thrilled. I’m not a huge SciFi fan (or at least I wasn’t a year or two ago), but since I got a DVR, several new series have come into my life that I’m addicted to, and Eureka was one of the […]
This week’s Carnival of Cities starts in Dubai for the first time, hosted at Sandier Pastures.
Each of the articles in this week’s carnival is a good read in it’s own right, but as usual, I have favorites. So, under no authority whatsoever, I’m giving the following awards:
Best travelogue: In the Heart of Calabria: Benvenuti a Badaloto! […]
Welcome to the September 17, 2007 edition of The San Diego Special Edition. If this is your first time here, I should explain that the “Special Edition” is special because it includes the voices of so many other San Diego bloggers.
An invitation goes out once each month, asking San Diego bloggers and travel writers who […]
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