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Height, heart and a killer overhead smash will do wonders for any volleyball team, but it’ll take a little more than that to compete in the Palomar League, where high school girls teams will attempt to dig their way up toward the top of the standings.
 Laura Feinberg and other members of the Mt. Carmel Marching Sundevils practice their field show, which will incorporate an Aztec theme. |
Their schedules are set, the songs and field shows mapped out — or nearly mapped out — and summer camps complete.
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The Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad presents “The Ukulele and You: America’s Enduring Love of the Jumping Flea,” an exhibition running through Jan. 26 dedicated purely to the history and appreciation of the ukulele.
Friendship Circle, a ministry that pairs teenage volunteers with special needs children to help the children more fully enter into holiday celebrations and special events, will offer its services to special needs families for the Rosh Hashanah celebrations at Congregation Chabad in Poway.
It is written that stories are America’s prayers; they are connective tissue. For many, stories become soul.
Sabre Springs is home to a national champion — and though she’s only 12 years old, she’s already had seven years of experience in her sport.
Palomar Pomerado Health is defending its five-year, $2 million agreement with San Diego Charger LaDainian Tomlinson saying the deal is an investment in better health and employee recruitment.
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Predicted Palomar League finish: Second place
M. Maxine Cowie M. Maxine Cowie, age 78, of Rancho Bernardo, California, died the Aug. 17, 2007, following a full and rewarding life as a wife, loving mother and grandparent. She was born at home on Valentine’s Day in 1929 on a farm in Xenia, Ill., and raised in Pontiac, Ill., one of six children. [...]
Predicted Palomar League finish: Sixth place
