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When Can You Use a 529 College Savings Account? Posted on November 10, 2017 Millions of Americans use 529 college savings accounts to sock away money for their kids’ and grandkids’ education. They are popular, in part, because of the tax benefits they can provide: withdrawals, including any earnings, are not taxed by the IRS…
Great Halloween Candy Buy Back November 9, 2017 Dr. Curtis Chan is holding his 9th annual Great Halloween Candy Buy Back to help local children unload excess Halloween candy for a great cause. The candy is donated to troops overseas and children collect $1 per pound (up to 5 pounds). Last year’s drive collected 7,389…
What to Do About Us? The importance of planning for our own future Six years ago, I wrote “What to Do About Mom and Dad?” — an article about the challenges faced by grown children and the elderly parents who need increasing care. My mother-in-law, for example, was in her 90s at the time, and…
A New Path to Wellness Posted on October 12, 2017 The Chopra Center has long been a leader in the pursuit and practice of wellness with a mind, body, and spirit focus. This tradition of merging modern medicine and ancient practices to achieve total wellbeing is evident in the center’s newest offering: Ayurvedic breast massage.…
Smart Ways to Transfer the Family Business Posted on October 10, 2017 For most business owners, retirement is either a subject they welcome, or the last thing they want to think about. If you are looking forward to that day, taking the time to plot your company’s future can increase the odds of, and choices…
Keeping Pace in a Transforming World Posted on September 10, 2017 Investing would be so much easier if you could plan your financial future against a backdrop of stable markets and foreseeable global events. Yet the reality is far different. Investments that make perfect sense now might need rethinking later. With market growth a moving…
What Higher Interest Rates Could Mean for Your Investments Posted on August 10, 2017 Markets are sensitive and tend to react to sudden change or uncertainty with volatility. But that doesn’t mean you have to react every time there’s up or down movement in the Dow or S&P 500. It’s generally best to keep your…
Make Your Pet a Calendar Pin-Up: The 25th Annual San Diego Humane Society Photo Fundraiser Through August 31, 2017 Is your pet photogenic? Does he/she possess the flair to become an icon of adorability? Then your chance to make your pet a star is here — San Diego Humane Society is seeking photos of extraordinary…
Retired? Now What? A survey from Merrill Lynch explores Americans’ attitudes toward leisure in retirement — and how to make the most of that newfound freedom Posted on July 10, 2017 Having time for yourself can take some getting used to. “Most people do not automatically step into a life of leisure when they retire…
Finding Focus Vision of Children nears a cure for genetic eye disorder Posted on June 30, 2017 When Vivian and Sam Hardage’s newborn son was diagnosed with ocular albinism more than two decades ago, few people knew anything about the genetic eye disorder. “There wasn’t a single person doing any albinism research anywhere on planet…
Working Without a Net in the “Gig Economy” Posted on June 10, 2017 Millions of Americans are trading full-time jobs for the freedom (and risks) of self-employment, relying on temporary “gigs” to earn a living. It’s easier to do that now, thanks to advances in digital technology, but many who choose this path are also…
Creative Camps Posted on May 15, 2017 This summer, Art Lounge in coastal Encinitas takes local kids on a journey into their imagination. The studio will offer five weeks of fun-filled art camps taught by three amazing local teachers. Spramani Elaun, teacher and founder of Nature Art for Kids, will have children exploring acrylic painting,…
The Empty Nesters’ Dilemma Posted on May 10, 2017 As tempting as it is for retirees to remain in their family home, practical considerations may pose challenges and raises inevitable questions that must be considered. Could taking care of more house than you need eventually become a burden for you? What about your kids—will they…
The father-daughter team brings together nutrition, advanced diagnostics, and emerging technologies with a focus on living longer and healthier
Pumpkins, seasonal produce, and fresh herbs fill the gardens at the Alpine farm, with proceeds supporting nearly 200 rescued animals
Heal the Earth's avocado tree adoption program at Vista's Wild Acres Farm pairs consumers with organic avocado trees while supporting local farmers and regenerative agriculture
The horticultural service combines organic fruit tree care, edible landscaping, and personalized consultations to help homeowners grow thriving, chemical-free landscapes
Salk Institute researchers identify a key molecule that regulates neuroplasticity, opening new possibilities for treating brain injury and disease
From the Chargers and Padres to Cirque du Soleil and Olympic athletes, Marsha Selzer’s nearly 50-year career helped shape modern sports massage
Support Feeding San Diego’s Hunger Action Heroes comic and help classrooms turn learning into life-changing impact
Known for their sun-kissed gold standard of avocados, Cal Flavor is bringing patented guavas to market where every bite tastes like a vacation
Stretch, Smile, and Snuggle — All in One Hour
Hosted by Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego, the fall 2025 series explores marine research shaping conservation, human health, and the future of our ocean planet
The Pink Lady expands its legacy with holistic therapies and wellness experiences designed for both locals and guests
The one-of-a-kind CaddyHack Golf Festival in support of Boys to Men Mentoring combines a full day of golf with non-stop entertainment, culinary delights, and a whole lot of fun — all for a great cause.
Through Kind Health Group, Dr. Georgine Nanos is pioneering accelerated TMS to help patients nationwide find fast, drug-free relief from depression and anxiety
Nonprofit professional ballet company Pointeworks returns to La Jolla with a one-night-only performance that brings together dancers from top ballet companies across the country, including Philadelphia Ballet, Texas Ballet Theater, New York City Ballet, Cincinnati Ballet, and Ballet Arizona.
