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Help! A Guide To Finding Top Household StaffHow to get the best work from your nanny, gardener, maid or driver. Hint: Good business practices work in the home, too. |
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Faces and RacesTwo museums host “Only Skin Deep: Changing Visions of the American Self,” an exhibition that aims to illuminate our sometimes-imperfect attempts to understand race. |
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The Kids Are All RightMore and more families with children are turning their backs on San Diego’s suburbs and heading for the city |
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| From Our Readers: A Letter from the President | Archive » |
| From Our Readers: October 2005 | Archive » |
| City Files: Front Pages | Archive » |
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San Diego's resident ghostbuster is working overtime. Plus: Pamela Anderson almost misses the boat; the Nick and Jessica show comes to town; and Donna Frye's "sun poisoning." |
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| Restaurant Reviews: Tower 23 | Archive » |
| Foodie Gossip: Hot Stuff | Archive » |
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What’s hot. What’s not. Who’s in. Who’s out. |
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| Stuff: Texturize | Archive » |
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Accent your home with textured fabrics and organic materials to add warmth and motion. |
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| Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Life in the City | Archive » |
| Profile: Jim MacLaren | Archive » |
| Dialogue with Tom Blair: Jeff Prescott | Archive » |
| Business: Charting a New Course | Archive » |
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A San Diego boatyard owner fulfills a childhood dream, making what he believes is a smart business move. But will it keep the 67-year-old business afloat? |
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| Journal: Truth, Justice and Mike Aguirre | Archive » |
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Our city attorney makes spectacular claims about political corruption and malfeasance. What do we do if he’s right? |
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