How artist Anne Kullaf found renewed inspiration after relocating to San Diego
The North Park resident marks each new beginning through the art of oil painting
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Bill Abrams is a writer and editor with nearly three decades of experience covering arts, culture, history, military, and human interest stories. Most recently, in a clean sweep, he took first, second, and third place honors at the San Diego Press Club's 2020 Excellence in Journalism Awards. Abrams’ connection with Ranch & Coast Magazine publisher Bob Stefanko and the publication runs deep. The two have been friends for more than 30 years, and Abrams has been an editor with Ranch & Coast since Stefanko first acquired the magazine in 1998. Before that, in the early ’90s, Abrams even coached R&C Editor-in-Chief Mia Park’s seventh grade soccer team. In addition to his work for Ranch & Coast, Abrams is the author of Iron & Steel, a historical novel based on Scotland’s Tay Bridge, a two-mile railroad viaduct that collapsed while carrying a crowded passenger train in 1879. Born in New York City, Abrams attended the University of Pennsylvania and spent several years as an editor in New York before he and his wife eloped to San Diego. Together, they have two sons and a three-legged Golden Retriever.
The North Park resident marks each new beginning through the art of oil painting
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The North Park resident marks each new beginning through the art of oil painting
For more than three decades, John Seiber has been a generous philanthropist and an advocate for adults with disabilities
Veterans' Writing Group of San Diego County and So Say We All shine the light on the stories of those who have served our country
The organization marks its centennial anniversary of making Marines
Partnering with Scripps Institution of Oceanography, this nonprofit uses technology to locate and identify remains of Americans missing in action
Noted photographer creates lasting images of veterans here in San Diego and across the U.S.
An Army veteran applies her skills in the world of wellness
From lens to lab and back again