From Lemonade Stands to Little CEO
Words by Marlise Kast-Myers Photos by Children’s Entrepreneur Market Farmers markets might be common around San Diego County, but have
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Trials and Tribulations from Freelance Worker to Full-time Employee – One Woman’s Journey with Advice Added, Too
SD METRO Associate Editor Douglas Page spoke with Kelly K. James, author of the new book, The Book That (Almost) Got
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Dick Golden: “A deejay with ears!”
Editor’s Note: SD METRO Associate Editor Douglas Page interviewed SiriusXM Real Jazz channel host Dick Golden. He hosts “American Jazz,”
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ARGO AND THE EXPLODING GRENADE: JONNA MENDEZ’S CIA CAREER
SD METRO Associate Editor Douglas Page interviewed former CIA Chief of Disguise Jonna Mendez. She’s also the widow
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Conquered into Compliance: Hong Kong signals a looming peril?
SD METRO Associate Editor Douglas Page interviewed Mark Clifford, president of the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation.
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Cox Charities Community Grants
Cox Charities Community Grants are inviting local nonprofit organizations with programs focused on Youth and Education (K-12 STEM focus), conservation
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Interview with New York Times bestselling author James Lee Burke
SD METRO magazine presents its second author interview. James Lee Burke, author of about 40 novels, sits down with veteran
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The San Diego Automotive Museum: A lasting legacy drives into the future
By: Andrew Simmerman The recent strike of the United Auto Workers (UAW) on the three major U.S. automakers has put
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Universities Must Stand Against Extremism
Leadership matters. Especially in academia. Our education leaders do not simply educate the next generation of Americans but they also
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Interview: Luke Nichter, author of new book about Richard Nixon and the 1968 Presidential Campaign
In a first at SD METRO, Associate Editor Doug Page interviewed Luke Nichter, author of a newly published book about
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