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This January, JCompany Youth Theater Group will send audiences on a fantastical adventure through Oz as Dorothy, a feisty Kansas farm girl, is transported to a magical place where everything …
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Southern California Ballet (SCB), in collaboration with Koi Zen Cellars, has released a signature Petite Souris wine to celebrate 25 years of dancing The Nutcracker. For this year’s production, SCB has …
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A Home Run

Chelsea’s Light Foundation hosted the 7th Annual Home Run for Chelsea three-day baseball tournament at Mission Sports Park. Seventy teams and over 200 volunteers came together for …
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Scripps Ranch High School junior Ashley Lo is hosting a blanket drive to help homeless children and their families in the San Ysidro School District. According to a local news …
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Fresh Food and Fun

The Scripps Ranch Farmers Market is celebrating 15 years of serving families from all over inland North County. It has become a gathering place for families, …
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Local Teen Retraces Her Grandmother’s Footsteps

Scripps Ranch resident Sarina Jassy was chosen to participate in an online television episode for 100 Things, a show that helps people fulfill their …
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BGCGSD Celebrates Fitness with Annual Sporting Event

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego (BGCGSD) hosted their annual Summer Games at Miramar College, featuring 761 members competing in …
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I Love A Clean San Diego (ILACSD) engaged over 7,500 volunteers at 114 cleanup sites simultaneously at this year’s Coastal Cleanup Day in mid-September. During the three-hour event, volunteers worked to restore …
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A section of Treena St. in Scripps Ranch was recently changed to Falcon Way in honor of Scripps Ranch High School’s (SRHS) outstanding academic and athletic achievements. SRHS is ranked …
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Del Mar’s second KAABOO festival was a success, boasting an impressive lineup of diverse musicians, fine cuisine, spirits, art, comedy, a silent disco, and more. The weekend-long “mix-perience” built upon last year’s …
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