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Carr, Geraci Believe a Democrat Can Top Waldron in the 75th Assembly District

November 30, 2017 by At Large

By Rick Mercurio / Alianza North County

Two democrats are gearing up to challenge incumbent republican Marie Waldron next year for the 75th Assembly district, which has traditionally been a safe seat for conservatives. Waldron is currently serving as the Assembly’s minority floor leader and is in her third two-year term after serving 14 years on the Escondido city council.

Eric Carr and Alan Geraci hope to harness the political activism that has been sweeping the nation, including North County, and turn that energy into an electoral upset.
The 75th encompasses Escondido, San Marcos, Valley Center, Fallbrook and southern Riverside County.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: 2018 Elections, Politics Tagged With: Escondido, Fallbrook, North County, San Marcos

‘Always Fly Away’ : Teaching Children to Be Smart, Strong and Safe

April 23, 2016 by Anna Daniels

Milena (Sellers) Phillips’ book “Always Fly Away” is not the work of someone who has made a career of writing books for children. This brightly illustrated book written for elementary school children is a reflection of how the author herself has come to understand the world as much as it is a children’s story.

“Always Fly Away” acknowledges the necessary transition that takes place when young children want to start exploring the world with an ever growing degree of independence. It also helps to develop the critical judgement that young children need to recognize when a situation doesn’t feel right and what to do when this happens.

Phillips spins a story that retains the joy and mystery of a child’s explorations while providing ways to assure that the exploration is as safe as possible. It is a remarkable story because she personally experienced the devastating death of her nine year old son Jonathan Sellers.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Books & Poetry, Culture, Education Tagged With: Fallbrook, Imperial Beach

San Diego Celebrates the Dead: Días de los Muertos 2015

October 21, 2015 by Brent E. Beltrán

By Brent E. Beltrán

Candles. Photos. Marigolds and other flowers. Some favorite foods. Maybe a beer or shot of tequila. We all remember differently our loved ones who have passed.

Some remember with regret, others with joy, sadness, longing. But we remember.

Death is but a natural part of life. We carry our dead with us in our hearts and some are hoisted upon the bony blades of their forbearers. But we remember.   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Arts, Desde la Logan, Editor's Picks, Film & Theater, Mexico, Music, Religion Tagged With: Balboa Park, Barrio Logan, downtown San Diego, Encinitas, Fallbrook, Little Italy, National City, North Park, Oceanside, Sherman Heights

The Fable of Brian Brown or the Great Marriage Non Sequitur

November 13, 2012 by Source

(Note, 11 Nov 2012: On November 7, the nation’s evolving attitude toward same-sex marriage was demonstrated at the polls in Maine, Maryland, Minnesota and Washington, where voters supported the right to marry. And the reaction from Brian Brown, Executive Director of the National Organization for Marriage? We are not defeated. We are not defeated. We are not–. … And, so, my thanks to Brian for providing much of the dialogue and a significant amount of the narrative for the following fable, from the last four year’s of NOM emails, media releases and website content.)   [Read more…]

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Filed Under: Culture, Politics, Satire Tagged With: Fallbrook

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