Working from home due to the pandemic? Decades before COVID-19, there was a trend toward telecommuting. An almost-famous comic strip from 1998 called “Home Office Guy” offers a tongue-in-cheek retrospective–and begs the question, what have we learned? […]
In a last-minute decision, San DIego’s Little Italy Mercato Farmers Market was open for business today—albeit in a stripped-down fashion and with strict guidelines related to COVID-19 advisories. […]
Voices of Our City regularly gets booked for events. The homeless choir is the subject of a PBS documentary. They performed with the San Diego Symphony. “America’s Got Talent” wants them. The choir will soon take the stage at The Wiltern in L.A. for a star-studded benefit show. […]
“It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.” My wife and I are sharing that sentiment while we walk the three blocks from our downtown home to a staycation at the InterContinental San Diego. […]
Brian Bogle is passionate about working on cars. He plays golf and poker, and enjoys drinking beer. In 2018, like one of nine men in the United States, Bogle was diagnosed with prostate cancer. […]
Diverseego.com is a streaming television network that produces content aimed at inspiring people of color to travel the United States. […]
The world’s largest chain will pull small plastic bottles (of shampoo, conditioner and bath gel) from 7,000 hotels (representing 30 brands) in 131 countries. There goes one hobby. […]
The 16th San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival features an epic Grand Tasting (Nov. 16) that annually attracts 10,000 foodies to downtown’s bayside Embarcadero Marina Park South. […]
Visiting town for several nights of the San Diego International Film Festival? Check out properties offering Stay & Play room discounts. […]
Travel shows are no substitute for actually hitting the road and seeing the sights. But there are some fun and informative offerings on cable and network TV. […]
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