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here does a mother, coach, teacher, youth group leader, auntie and someday grandmother, begin to share... Of all of my letters to you, this one has me pondering the most deeply. I know this, I would be a very different person had I not experienced the challenges, mistakes, frustrations, exhaustion, commitments, delights, joys and LOVE of raising my two daughters. Although I believe it was my charge to raise them into healthy, capable servant leaders, ironically, it is their influence and the journey of parenting that has molded me into who I am today. Parenting has become in some ways, even more challenging than it was when my girls were growing up. So many choices, so much pressure to perform, whether in the classroom, the playing field or their physical appearance. I had the good fortune to raise my daughters in the mountains of Colorado and Montana. I could bundle them up and toss them outside to explore and adventure. Not that they did not have their share of swim lessons, music lessons and organized sports, but the pressure was light and the majority of time was spent just playing. As children head back to school, we have reached out to a variety of resources so that we might share with you ideas for your children’s health, safety, education and play. Although this is a power-packed issue, we still had to cut out a few stories, as there was just not room for them all. We have decided to continue throughout the next few months to present highlights and information for parents, coaches, teachers and grandmas and grandpas...so stay tuned. A glorious surprise is tucked inside this issue for those of you who work tirelessly to positively influence the lives of children. Escape with us as we take you to a grand Italian setting for an evening of exquisite culinary and sensory delights, right here in Carlsbad. Bon Appetit! My prayers and encouragement for all who help care for our children. We are forever grateful. Thank you to our children who bless us every day with incredible, consuming love that fills and motivates. It is to you that we dedicate the September issue.
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Inspired By
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Giving Back
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Culinary Creations
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Local Limelight
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Parting Thoughts
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Let There Be Music
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Exploring Outside the Classroom
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Local Culinary Escape
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Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation Annual Gala
The Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation held their annual gala “Discovery Gala 2017 – Clue, The Mysteries of Agua” on July 15 at the Sheraton Carlsbad Resort & Spa. Guests enjoyed the night of clues and kindness. The gala raised $112,500 to benefit the Foundation’s award-winning educational programs teaching the importance of a healthy watershed. aguahedionda.org
Samantha Richter, Vicki and Neil Black and David Brahms Mayor Matt Hall and Michele and John McCoy Peder and Julie Norby and Phyllis Hall
Steve and Darcy Wolfe and Rick and Alice Borg
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Mitchell Thorp Annual Pillars of Hope Tennis Smash
The Mitchell Thorp Foundation partnered with San Diego Aviators WTT for the Annual Pillars of Hope Tennis Smash, co-chaired by George and Sherryl Jackson, on July 16 at Omni La Costa Resort and Spa. Guests helped raise $95,000 for the Foundation whose mission is to support families with children who suffer from life-threatening illnesses. mitchellthorp.org
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Around Town
AROUND TOWN COACH STEVE FISHER SHARES TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS OF COLLEGE BASKETBALL AT LA COSTA GLEN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Former
San
Diego
State
A LITTLE FURRY TLC GOES A LONG WAY TO HELP PATIENTS In a quintessential San Diego story of kindness, caring and compassion, Carlsbad-based Hospice of the North Coast (HNC) teamed with Solana Beach-based Tender Loving Canines (TLC) to obtain Stevie, a sweet black Labrador. Stevie was trained as a service dog by two inmates in the Prisoners Overcoming Obstacles & Creating Hope (POOCH) program at Donovan State Correctional Facility in south San Diego County. Beginning in the Spring of 2017, Stevie has been helping patients who receive symptom management care at HNC’s Pacifica House find solace, comfort and joy. hospicenorthcoast.org
SHOP WITH THE CHEF AT CARLSBAD FARMERS’ MARKET
University head basketball coach
Join fellow foodies for a Farmers' Market tour with a restaurant Chef,
Steve Fisher recently entertained
followed by a multi-course meal specially prepared from ingredients
a crowd of more than 170 people at the La Costa Glen Retirement
and products from the State Street Farmers' Market. The evening
Community with stories ranging from how he won the NCAA National
starts with a tour of the market and inside information on what it means
Championship at the University of Michigan to how he built a winning
to be certified organic, how certain products are made, and which ones
basketball program at San Diego State University. Fisher, a longtime
are from right here in Carlsbad. After a 20-25 minute tour, diners will
friend of La Costa Glen resident Perry Feuer, was the headliner for the
walk to the restaurant for a very special culinary evening. Shop With
community’s ongoing Sports Night series.
The Chef dinners are currently limited to 20 diners per event. Tickets
Fisher also shared his experience as a guest at the White House after
are $55 and do not include tip or drinks. The next event will be hosted
winning the national championship, details of his longtime friendship
by The Compass Restaurant on Wednesday, September 20th from
with UCLA basketball icon John Wooden, and his philosophy on recruit-
5:45pm - 8:00pm. carlsbad-village.com/events/farmers-market
ing and mentoring young basketball players. Fisher retired as head basketball coach for San Diego State earlier this year. lacostaglen.com
TRAVELMAKERS HOSTS WINE RIVER CRUISES INFO NIGHT Be our guest at The Wine Loft, 1911 Calle Barcelona #151 in The Forum Shops September 25 at 6:30pm. There will be a presentation by Uniworld Boutique River Cruises, a drawing for a wine and food gift certificate, as well as European wine sampling and appetizers. Enjoy your evening with other travel enthusiasts! All are welcome! RSVP to Kim Parizek 760-402-5307. travelmakers.com/kimp
LA COSTA ANIMAL HOSPITAL PET AWARENESS DAY
WORLD CHAMPION BEACH BOCCE RAISES OVER $105,000 FOR BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF CARLSBAD The
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La Costa Animal Hospital and SPOT (Saving Pets One at a Time)
Beach Bocce Tournament was
presented Pet Awareness Day on July 8 in the Gelson’s parking lot at
held on July 14th at Dog Beach in Del Mar. A highlight of day were the
the corner of La Costa Avenue and El Camino Real. The fundraising
colorful costumes and catchy team names. An impressive gathering
event included food, applications for both dog and cat pet adoptions
of 420 teams played 1,002 games on 83 courts during the fun-filled
and raffle prizes. Almost $400 was raised for SPOT at this fun com-
and competitive event and raised over $105,000 for the Boys & Girls
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Clubs of Carlsbad. beachbocce.com
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SUPPORTS MUSIC! ARTICLE ARI MORRISON
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he Carlsbad Educational Foundation (CEF) Board recently approved grant funding for Carlsbad Unified School District’s
music programs in the first semester of the 2017-18 school year. The projected cost is between $250,000-$300,000 for the school year. This grant provides each elementary school the opportunity to offer 45 minutes of weekly music instruction to every student. CEF’s mission is to invest in our children’s future through education for all students in the Carlsbad Unified School District by developing and funding impactful programs. CEF support is provided to ensure that every Kindergarten through fifth grade student in Carlsbad Unified School District has access to high-quality music as an essential component of their public education. Programs must adhere to the K-12 music standards and a portion of the program’s funding provide support for training and coordination of the program across the nine school sites. Positive impact of music at an early age is proven. An article from the Community School of the Arts at Wheaton College states, “Researchers at the Boston Children’s Hospital worked with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and found early musical training enhances the areas of the brain responsible for executive functioning. Children with at least two years of lessons showed enhanced cognitive control, with aids in information retention and behavior regulation. ‘Musical training may actually help to set up children for a better academic future,’ said Senior Investigator Nadine Gaab, PhD, of the Laboratories of Cognitive Neuroscience.” Brandon Blackmon, a 2017 CEF Student Scholarship recipient, is going to college to study Music Technology because he had the opportunity to experience music funded by CEF. He said that without Elementary Music education and theatre, he would not be headed in the career path he is today. Karen Cavicchio, a 2017 CEF Student Scholarship recipient also describes Elementary Music education as being the first step in her musical career. She began playing violin in fifth grade and rose to become concert mistress of both the school orchestra and of San Diego Civic Youth Orchestra, one of the top three orchestras in the county. Karen is attending college at UCLA and plans to study Computer Science and Engineering. Join Carlsbad Educational Foundation to ensure that music continues in Carlsbad schools by donating today! carlsbaded.org
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Giving Back ARTICLE DEBBIE L. SKLAR
Pacific Ridge School’s Inspirational Teacher Scott Silk COMBINING LIFE’S PASSIONS WITH UNIQUE PROGRAM LEAVES IMPRESSION ON STUDENTS
S
ome teachers live to teach while others teach to live. Meet Scott Silk who has taught history at Pacific Ridge School
in Carlsbad since its founding in 2007.
In 2010 and 2012, Silk traveled with students to Israel and Palestine to hear different perspectives about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and experience the ongoing efforts of grassroots peacemakers. In 2015, he led
A dedicated teacher inside and outside of the classroom, Silk com-
a trip to Northern Ireland to learn about the troubles and examine the frag-
bines his life's passions with Pacific Ridge's unique program to leave a
ile peace between Catholics and Protestants. In May, Silk took 15 students
lasting impression on his students. He teaches United States History,
to Greece, where they interviewed refugees, citizens, and aid workers,
Ancient World History, Ethics and his favorite: Middle Eastern History
then created film documentaries about the Syrian refugee crisis.
& Diplomacy. With a law degree and years of experience in mediation
Silk noted that first-hand exposure to a global problem triggers stu-
and dialogue facilitation, he brings a special perspective to the study
dents’ empathy and fuels their desire to learn more and make a difference.
of historical and modern-day conflicts. "It's important for students to explore various viewpoints and how they are shaped by factors such as economics, religious faith, history, and geography," Silk said. "You need to put yourself in someone else's shoes to really understand the dynamics at play in any conflict."
“It’s difficult to be apathetic when you connect with real people and hear their stories,” he said. “Experiencing compassion in those situations is especially impactful for teenagers.” Silk’s belief in young people can also be found in his work with Hands of Peace, an interfaith peace-building organization that brings
Pacific Ridge's global travel program gives Silk an opportunity
together Israeli, Palestinian and American teenagers each summer.
to bring his teaching philosophy to life. At the end of each school
For three weeks, the teens participate in team-building, leadership
year, more than 90 percent of the school's 580 students travel
training and intensive dialogue about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict
around the country and world for academic study, cultural immer-
and American politics and how it affects their lives. Silk launched the
sion and service. Faculty members design and lead many of the
San Diego chapter of the Chicago-based program in 2014. The sum-
trips, and Silk has created several trips focused on historical and
mer session is held on the Pacific Ridge School campus and several
contemporary conflicts.
students take part each year.
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Always looking for new opportunities to share his passion for conflict resolution and understanding, Silk is currently working on a new program, Meaningful Dialogue in Turbulent Times, focused on training school administrators and teachers on the use of dialogue to promote understanding on divisive issues such as politics, race, religion, and socio-economic diversity. According to Dr. Bob Ogle, Pacific Ridge’s Head of School, the way Silk blends his personal interests with his work at the school makes him an outstanding educator. "Scott’s work embodies the entire mission of Pacific Ridge School. He engages our students academically and ethically, and he does so with important issues all around the world. His work with organizations like Hands of Peace shows students that they can make a difference at any age." pacificridge.org
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Vivace ARTICLE AMY MARTIN
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ook no further than your backyard for one of the most memorable
Now, head down the wide, Tuscan hallway to the sounds of Vivace.
dining experiences you will ever encounter. Park Hyatt Aviara’s
From the front of the house to the line chefs in the back, the loyal staff
acclaimed Four Diamond, Vivace Italian restaurant, will exceed your
serve with pride and passion. Chef de cuisine, Kevin McCarthy leads
expectations of service, ambiance and culinary performance.
the team at Vivace, featuring interpretive Italian cuisine. According to
A glorious yet charming landscape of mature trees, grassy areas
Park Hyatt Executive Chef, Pierre Albaladejo, “One dish can evolve
and blooming flowers welcome you. The stunning porte cochere,
over weeks and even months before making it to the menu”. Kevin and
complimentary valet parking, a striking fountain and a warm greet-
his team put a dish together, examine and revise it. It is then brought
ing, lure you to the entry where massive doors are whisked open in
to the dynamic team of chefs who make additional suggestions. The
perfect harmony to reveal a breathtaking lobby. You are immediately
synergy amongst the team is engaging as they each use their skills and
enveloped in architecture so intricate and stunning it would take a
expertise to collaborate in creating the perfect selection.
lifetime to notice every detail. The grand entrance boasts a massive
Each guest is personally guided through the unique menu which
window which frames miles of lush hillsides and a pristine coastal
features a clever selection of “flights”. The flights are assigned Italian
view resembling an impressionist masterpiece.
names denoting musical tempo, which allow you to choose “the
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pace” with which you wish to dine. Chef de cuisine Kevin McCarthy,
tomatoes (from local Valdivia Farms) are sweet, perfectly ripe, and
captures the taste of ingredients and designs an artistic plate, trans-
dressed in a tangy black olive vinaigrette with a rich black olive puree
lating his creativity into true Italian culinary masterpieces. Loyal
alongside. The panna cotta of parmigiano reggiano is creamy,
Vivace guests are recently praising the Polpo Grigliato con Fuoco
nutty, and salty. The cucumber compressed in a vacuum machine
A Legna; wood fired, grilled octopus served with a sweet pepper
provides a fresh, clean element, while the sourdough crouton cre-
crema, marcona almonds olive and calabrese chili oil. The octopus
ates just enough crunch to the dish with a touch of fruity olive oil.
which is unusually tender and almost melts in your mouth, is sourced
Atop sits a micro basil. THIS is what innovation looks like, a true
from Spain for its sweet flavor. Many ingredients are local and organic
artist breaking the rules in the best way possible. Chef Kevin is
while others are sourced from around the world. An example is the
celebrating and honoring fabulous ingredients, Italian food, and
Kanpachi Crudo con Pesca E Sale Nero where the kanpachi comes
everyone who has the privilege of enjoying his splendid cuisine.
from a beloved fish farm in Hawaii. Chef Kevin takes a humble, classic
Vivace’s award-winning robust wine list features some of Italy’s
bread and tomato salad and expertly transforms it into his scrump-
finest wines, as well as some hidden gems from lesser known regions
tious Panzanelle con Panattoni Cotta Di Parmigiano. Heirloom cherry
making your culinary symphony experience complete.
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LUNCH BOX PACKING FUN INTO BOX LUNCHES ARTICLE KATHLEEN BLAIR
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s the new school year begins, coming up
SIDE DISH SUGGESTIONS
with some creative ideas for lunchboxes
• Apple slices topped with peanut butter sprin-
can be challenging. Here are a few healthy alter-
kled with granola
natives that will make lunches fun and tasty.
• Yogurt served with fruit dippers or carrot sticks
• Consider using cookie cutters to change
• Cucumber slices topped with hummus
the shapes of sandwiches that match the
• Celery stuffed with cream cheese and topped
season, like a football, hearts, animal shapes,
with raisins
etc. Then add a decorated cookie for dessert
• Caprese skewers alternated with cherry
to match the theme.
tomatoes and chunks of mozzarella cheese
• A warm sandwich is a great alternative and
• Guacamole dip served with whole-wheat
easily made with lunch meat or turkey slices
tortilla chips
and cheese placed in the middle of a rolled
• Large strawberries on a skewer served with
out refrigerated pizza crust. After it’s baked,
a yogurt dip
wrap it in aluminum foil and put in an insu-
• Yogurt-dipped pretzels
lated lunch bag to stay warm.
• Chocolate-dipped strawberries
• When making peanut butter and jelly sand-
• Trail mix with nuts, raisins and dried fruit
wiches, consider changing the flavor of jelly to add variety to a standard favorite.
PACKING TIPS
• Top whole-grain mini waffles with Nutella
• Packing sandwich items separately to
spread and sliced strawberries instead of a
assemble them when ready to eat avoids them
cookie or brownie.
getting soggy.
• Make chicken skewers with chunks of
• Put condiments in individual mini containers
cooked chicken, cherry tomatoes and a
or use packets.
chunk of cooked vegetables.
• Use an insulated lunchbox/bag to keep
• Bake flour tortillas filled with tomato sauce
food fresh.
and shredded mozzarella cheese and wrap
• Freeze a juice box or frozen gel pack and add
in aluminum foil to keep warm.
it to an insulated lunch bag to keep food cool
• Roll a lunchmeat slice around small cheese
during hot months.
stick and secure with a toothpick
• Remember to include napkins and throw
• Use other bread alternatives are pita bread
away utensils.
and flour tortillas which can be used with
• After each use, wash reusable lunch/bag to
lunch meats and made into wraps.
avoid bacteria.
• Zucchini bread and banana breads work
• Collect colorful plastic dishes to make lunch
well with cream cheese and other spreads.
more festive.
• Give hot dog buns, pretzel buns, ham-
• Add an occasional note thanking them for
burger buns a new lease on life by using with
doing something you are proud of:
meatball slices or lunchmeats. • Fill mini bagels or mini croissants with chicken salad, tuna salad or egg salad. Kids, like adults, can become bored having
“I am so proud you made your bed without me asking.” “Thanks for feeding the dog this morning.” “I am so happy I am your mom/dad. You’re a
the same items all the time. Consider making
great son/daughter.”
small portions and give them a number of
• Add a mini flash card with a foreign word to
items so they can choose.
teach a new language.
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Local Limelight
NEW VILLAGE arts
theatre
INSPIRATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG ASPIRING PERFORMERS ARTICLE KRISTIANNE KURNER
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N
ew Village Arts (NVA) is a cultural hub for Carlsbad and North County San Diego, with award-winning theatre, local
music, vibrant visual arts and thriving education and outreach programs. This summer’s hit production of BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY sold out nearly every show in its 6-week run. While theatre is the main focus of the company, NVA has an expanding series of education and outreach programs to serve all members of the community. Below, we highlight five of those programs. NVA has been providing professional theatre experiences in the local high schools for more than a decade. The latest program is VERBITAS: a documentary theatre project held last year at Sage Creek High School and the Army and Navy Academy. With VERBITAS, students choose a topic relevant to their lives that they would like to explore through theatre. They then conduct interviews in the community to deepen their understanding of the topic. Under the guidance of NVA’s professional teaching artists, they put the interviews together into a performance inspired by actual people and real events. NVA will be returning to Sage Creek High School and the Army and Navy Academy this year, and expanding into El Camino High School. NVA also brings Shakespeare into local schools, most recently with productions of ROMEO & JULIET and AS YOU LIKE IT at Sage Creek. NVA’s directors lead students through a full production of a Shakespeare play, bringing the magic and mastery of language to life. For the younger students, NVA offers Aleta Barthell’s KIDS ACT. With weekly acting classes for students ages 4-17, this unique program focuses on original storytelling, Shakespeare and improvisation. Camps are offered year-round. A program born out of KIDS ACT and local actor and teacher Samantha Ginn, MONDAY NIGHT LIVE! is an improvisation class for special needs teenagers. The program was expanded into a full production of THE LITTLE PRINCE in July. This production, sponsored by the National Foundation for Autism Research, the Nordson Foundation, Centre ARTES at Cal State San Marcos and the City of Carlsbad Arts Office, was a fantastic collaboration between professional designers, directors, actors, musicians, the students and their neuro-typical peers, and was performed at the Dove Library to enthusiastic crowds. A new program starting in the fall will be MINDFUL THEATRE, an improvisation class for seniors with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Research has shown that those individuals have about 35 seconds of short-term memory available, and that improvisation classes are a highly successful way to keep the brain as active as possible. newvillagearts.org September 2017 | Carlsbad Lifestyle
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Lifestyle Calendar
September air crafter's paradise featuring 55 specialty booths with everything from handmade soaps to jewelry to succulents to pottery to leather goods and more from 9:00am to 5:00pm. Live music, food and drink, giveaways and more! carlsbad-village.com
SEPTEMBER 10 POETRY WORKSHOP GEORGINA COLE LIBRARY Participants will focus on successful poem writing and spend time defining what is or is not an image, recognizing when to move from image to explanation and/or abstraction, as well as practice
SEPTEMBER 9 & 10
invention and development. Begins at 1:30pm and is presented by Steve McDonald, a professor and former Dean of Languages
CARDIFF GREEK FESTIVAL
and Literature at Palomar College. RSVP: 760-602-2400 x8149.
SAINTS CONSTANTINE AND HELEN
carlsbadca.gov/services/depts/library/
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Experience a little bit of Greece in San Diego County. Delicious Greek
SEPTEMBER 12
food, heavenly pastries, award winning Greek folk dance performances,
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church tours, musical performances, kids games, market/deli, and
NEW WAVE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
more! Dance to live Greek music. Event runs 10:00am to 10:00pm.
Ear infections? Common colds? Everyone’s family gets sick. Come
Free Parking. Fun for the whole family! cardiffgreekfestival.com
to New Wave Chiropractic Center at 6:00pm and see how your chi-
SEPTEMBER 9 CARLSBAD BREWFEST
ropractor can keep the entire family healthy with natural solutions instead of antibiotics and drugs. newwavecarlsbad.com
HOLIDAY PARK
SEPTEMBER 15
The 4th annual Carlsbad Brewfest is presented by Carlsbad Hi-Noon Rotary
LECTURE AT SUNSET
Club at Holiday Park. Tasting starts at Noon and goes to 4:30pm. There’ll be
AGUA HEDIONDA LAGOON FOUNDATION
more than 30 craft breweries with 50+ of the finest craft beers and 1,500 of
DISCOVERY CENTER
your closest beer buddies. Plus, live music and entertainment, food trucks,
The Agua Hedionda Lagoon Foundation presents a Lecture at Sun-
games, and more. Proceeds benefit local charities. carlsbadbrewfest.org
set from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. The event is the third installment
SEPTEMBER 9
in the new adult summer series. Participants will be treated to a lecture by a prominent speaker with both historical and educa-
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT UNDER THE STARS
tional content about the lagoon. Complimentary wine and cheese.
STAGECOACH COMMUNITY PARK
Free. No registration needed. aguahedionda.org
See LEGO Batman at the annual Family Movie Night. Arrive at 5:00 p.m. to set up blankets or low-back chairs and enjoy the activities
SEPTEMBER 16
before the movie. $5 wristbands available for unlimited access to the
NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY GALA
family fun zone with bounce houses, slides, crafts, games and activi-
CARLSBAD DOVE LIBRARY
ties. Food and beverages; hot dogs, pizza, funnel cakes and ice cream
The Carlsbad Library and Arts Foundation presents their annual
for purchase. carlsbadconnect.org
Night at the Library gala, celebrating the 50th birthday of the Georgi-
SEPTEMBER 10
na Cole Library. The extraordinary event includes live entertainment by Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Perla Battala, dinner and
CRAFTER'S SHOWCASE
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Join us for our 36TH Annual Gala Saturday, September 30, 2017 | 6:00 p.m. Omni La Costa Resort and Spa
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SEPTEMBER 20 COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE TRI-CITY WELLNESS CENTER Grab your friends and family and join Tri-City Wellness at their Community Open House featuring free workouts, chair massages, light bites, demos and much more! Two sessions, 8:00am-1:00pm and 4:00pm-7:00pm. RSVP and be registered to win a $25 Center gift card by calling 760-884-4800 or online at tricitywellness.com
SEPTEMBER 23 SPLASH BASH AGUA NORTE AQUATICS CENTER Bring a swimsuit and join us at 5:00pm as we splash the night away and enjoy a movie at dusk! Floating obstacles will be out as well as our Key Logs where you can test your balance and agility! Enjoy dinner at the Dive in Grill open during the event. Avoid lines by picking up event wristbands in advance. carlsbadca.gov/cals
SEPTEMBER 30 36TH ANNUAL BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB GALA OMNI LA COSTA RESORT AND SPA The 36th annual Boys and Girls Club Gala celebrating "The Greatest Generation" is North County's social event of the season! Emcees Kimberly Hunt and Billy Ray Smith will head up the night of live auctions, gourmet dining and spirits. Expect a packed dance floor and a night of fun! All proceeds benefit Boys and Girls Clubs of Carlsbad. bgccarlsbad.org
SEPTEMBER 30 WINE AND WISHES OMNI LA COSTA RESORT AND SPA Wine and Wishes is a premier wine and food-tasting event that benefits wish kids in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Each year, more than 400 guests — corporate supporters, major donors, community leaders, and food and wine enthusiasts — gather together in support of the Make-A-Wish mission. Event starts at 6:00pm. one.bidpal.net/wineandwishessd
OCTOBER 7 35TH ANNUAL CARLSBAD ROTARY OKTOBERFEST AND FAMILY FALL FESTIVAL HOLIDAY PARK With German meals, music, dancing, beer, wine, and children's activities, the Oktoberfest, Noon to 10:00pm, is a full day of family fun. Admission is $5 (children under 10 free). Food includes German meals, sausage sandwiches, hot dogs, corn dogs, fries, strudel, pumpkin pie, pretzels, kettlecorn, ice cream and cotton candy. Great food and music...fun chicken dance and costume contest! carlsbadhinoonrotary.org
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business directory DENTISTS & ORTHODONTICS
MISC MEDICAL
FAITH
New Wave Chiropractic (760) 683-5942 newwavecarlsbad.com OSKA (760) 683-4816 oskawellness.com Tri-City Wellness (760) 931-3171 tricitywellness.com
PET CARE
FINANCIAL SERVICES & PLANNING
Team G7/MMD Construction (760) 585-4310 teamg7.com
FOOD & BEVERAGE
The Law Office of David M. Daftary (760) 579-7610 daftarylaw.com/
Nelson Y. Howard, D.D. S. (760) 599-6559 nyhowarddds.com
EDUCATION
Pacific Ridge School (760) 448-9820 pacificridge.org North Coast Calvary Chapel (760) 929-0029 northcoastcalvary.org Silvergate Bank (858) 362-6300 silvergatebank.com Leap Coffee (706) 448-6167 leap.coffee
HEALTH & WELLNESS My Gym Carlsbad (760) 814-2028 mygym.com/carlsbad
HOME BUILDERS & REMODELERS
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Anna E Lee M.D. Medical Group (760) 295-1995 northcountypediatrics.com Femina Careo (760) 585-2380 feminacareouro-gyn.com/
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MEDICAL CLINICS & FACILITIES
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Neotract (650) 391-3714 neotract.com
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TRAVEL & LEISURE
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RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGE Gregorio''s Italian Restaurant (760) 720-1132 gregoriosrestaurant.com
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Parting Thoughts
BACK TO SCHOOL TIPS FROM DR. ANNA E. LEE ARTICLE MAGGIE ETHRIDGE
B
ack to school may bring to mind more thoughts of backpacks and class supplies, but pediatrician Anna Lee, M.D. from North County Pediatrics in Oceanside knows that con-
sidering the overall health of your child is just as important as their notebook size. Dr. Lee has highlighted four important areas of health to consider as your child goes back to school.
GET PLENTY OF ZZZZZ’S:
CHECKING IN:
Sleep is crucial. “As a rule of thumb, I would recommend elemen-
We usually associate stress and pressure with adults but kids are
tary age children get 10+ hours per night, middle school 9+ hours,
dealing with various stressors of school, in the classroom and on the
and high school and beyond 8+ hours.” Dr. Lee notes that good sleep
playground. As Dr. Lee says, “It is important for children to feel safe
hygiene includes keeping electronic devices out of bedrooms during
in their school surroundings, both physically and emotionally. Watch
sleep and turning off electronics 30 minutes before bed.
for signs of being bullied in school. Stay engaged with your child's circle of friends and their parents. Keep close tabs on your teenager's
AN APPLE A DAY:
Good nutrition that is full of fresh produce is brain fuel for school days. Dr. Lee offers a few tricks for those who don’t like breakfast...“Try
social media (if allowed to have social media–it's ok if you don't!!). Most importantly, spend uninterrupted time (short or long) with your child so that you are better in tune with your child.”
using leftovers from dinner (who said you can't have some pot roast from dinner?). To create a new meal add in scrambled eggs and wrap
Dr. Anna Lee is a board certified pediatrician who’s been working
in a whole wheat tortilla for a breakfast burrito or try a Peanut Butter
in private practice for over 17 years. She’s a mom of two boys, ages
& Jelly sandwich with a banana. If time is short in the morning make
9 & 11, and enjoys being out with her husband and kids bicycling,
a smoothie with frozen berries/banana with greek yogurt and milk
hiking and enjoying our local beaches. We are thrilled to welcome
(can also add some nut butter) for an easy drink on way to school.”
Dr. Lee as one of Carlsbad Lifestyle’s Team Specialists to share her expertise
GET MOVING:
Regular exercise is important for physical and mental health. Dr.
with our readers. Whether your little one is
Lee says, “Being involved with extracurricular activities that promote
heading off to their first day
physical activity is easier in younger age groups who are more natu-
of preschool or first day of
rally inclined to be physically active. When the academic load starts
college, remember these tips
to encroach on a student's commitment to physical activity, remem-
to have a healthy, happy and
ber that a well-planned exercise routine can "reboot" their brain so
safe school year.
they can better focus on the task at hand. Think of quality of time
northcountypediatrics.com
studying, not quantity!” Dr. Anna E. Lee
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