February 2009

Features

Designing Minds

Designing Minds

From a purveyor of vintage denim to a designer whose vegan shoes adorn Hollywood’s well-heeled, we uncover a new generation of local fashion talent. And we provide a guide to getting head-to-toe...

Hot Husbands

Hot Husbands

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, we sought out a half-dozen San Diego husbands who reaffirm our faith in love and marriage. Sure, they’re attractive, but they’re also accomplished,...

Fishing for a Future

Fishing for a Future

San Diego dives into the aquaculture line——which some say is the future of seafood——with a project showing how we can successfully farm fish off our shores.

Faith, Hope and the Charity Ball

Faith, Hope and the Charity Ball

A century of tradition is behind the planning of the 100th-Anniversary Charity Ball.

Departments

From Our Readers: Letters

An eye-catching cover, highlighted San Diego college scene and San Diego's next generation of civic leaders.

City Files: Front Pages

Escondido goes through a cycle, surfing shows its therapeutic side, and The San Diego Foundation studies changing views of San Diego’s climate.

Staying Fit: Walk It Off

Studies show that walking has many benefits, from improving your cardiovascular health to reducing abdominal fat.

Seen: Family Affair

Margherita and Vittorio Missoni attended a cocktail reception and fashion show fund-raiser at the La Jolla home of Joan Waitt.

Seen: Bright Knight

The 79th annual Candlelight Ball raised in excess of $3 million to support Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla.

Seen: Building Community

More than a dozen San Diego chefs rolled up their sleeves for Gingerbread City 2008.

Seen: Seeing Red

The Magdalena Ecke Family YMCA hosted the 18th annual Paul Ecke Jr. Poinsettia Ball at its Encinitas campus.

Seen: Making Merry

Friends of the East County Arts presented the annual Holiday Tea at the Ronald Reagan Community Center in El Cajon.

Seen: French Connection

Robert Chavez and Dennis Voorheis hosted an extravagant reception to celebrate the opening of the Hermès boutique at Fashion Valley.

Seen: Steeped in Tradition

St. Germaine Children’s Charity hosted the silver-anniversary edition of the Silver Tea at a private La Jolla estate.

Restaurant Reviews: Olivetto Café

Olivetto Café & Wine Bar’s Italian menu and ambitious wine list draw a high-energy dinner crowd whose conversations fill the room and spill out into the night.

Restaurant Reviews: Tender Greens

Our budgets these days may be suited more to beer and carnations than wine and roses, but that’s no reason to start bringing a sack lunch to work.

Foodie Gossip: Chefs: You Gotta Love ’Em!

Agenda: Bellying Up to Ballet

Stage: San Diego Shows Go On

Local theaters forge ahead with ambitious scheduling for tough times.

Inside: Steady as She Goes ...

Business: Through the Fog

The forecast for the year ahead includes glimpses of sun amid the murk — and some tips for navigating through uncertainty

Profile: Jason Scheff

Dialogue with Tom Blair: Brady Hoke

Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Tom Blair's I on San Diego: New in Town, Stranger?

Perspective: The Dirt on Shirts

Special Section

Tucson

When people think of Tucson, they think of a cute town in the desert, not knowing this description barely scratches the surface.

FIVE STAR Wealth Managers

We surveyed consumers, financial service professionals and our subscribers to find the best in client satisfaction wealth managers in the San Diego area for 2009. Here they are.

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