Faces in the Crowd

Artisans who work with their hands are a rarity; that’s just one reason Victor Manoushakian is so unique. “My uncle was a jeweler and I became an apprentice under his …
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Musician, songwriter, performer, author, community organizer – oh yeah, and high school senior too! James Morris has done it all and he’ll be graduating from Cathedral Catholic High School this …
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Visual Arts Teacher, Julie Limerick, Inspires the Next Generation of Artists

After having lived in Florida for twenty-seven years, Julie Limerick moved within walking distance of Torrey Pines High School …
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With the elections over and done with for another four years, many of us are ready to talk about something other than politics. Luckily, we have a radio personality in …
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Occasionally you meet a visionary who is following his dream, or sharing her passion. In this case, you’ll meet two. Introducing Francine and Billy Garton, locals to 92130 since 2001, …
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Ask Bill Altaffer if he has traveled to a particular spot in the world, and the answer will most likely be yes. Bill has set foot in every country in …
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Taking a chance led to an amazing career for Brian Köhn, Principal of Canyon Crest Academy. Originally a conductor of various ensembles in the United States and Mexico and a …
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The Scripps Performing Arts Academy has been around for 25 years now, and it shows. Offering more than 100 dance classes each week and 14 productions a year, the Academy …
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Torrey Pines Pop Warner – a local organization that uses football and cheerleading to teach young kids important life skills – is getting ready for its 2012 season (set to begin …
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When we all give a little, it adds up to a lot” is a quote that both resonates with and describes Julie Union. Although, after learning about all the school, …
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