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on the cover 14 STUDENT STAR BRYCE BUSCHER (Z) 20 FACES IN THE CROWD DANIEL STEIN-KUBIN (Z) 28 FOUNDATIONS FOR READING & LEARNING 30 CARLSBAD FARMERS’ MARKET 40 COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER CATHY BLECKI
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The State Street Farmers’ Market is the go-to place for fresh produce, fruit and unique prepared and packaged foods when you find yourself in The Village on a Wednesday. Ron LaChance, Market Manager, explains what to expect every week from local farmers and businesses at the market.
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21 CHS FINALISTS IN VANS SHOE CONTEST 22 LOCAL FAMILY THE COLLINS FAMILY (Z) 36 CCF HONORED 37 CARLSBAD MUSIC FESTIVAL WALK 38 AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL’S ROD OLIVA 39 ARBOR DAY 41 CARLSBAD BEACH FEST 42 MOONLIGHT STAGE PRODUCTIONS 43 CARLSBAD GRAND PRIX 44 HOME TIPS: DIXIELINE CLASSIC COLLECTIONS 46 IN OUR OWN BACKYARD
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here’s nothing quite like a good party. It is often the end result of a lot of work and preparation. The reward. A gathering of friends, business associates, family, coworkers – many people coming together that share something in common. As I write this issue’s note, I find myself with a little extra hop in my step and a smile on my face. Of course, it doesn’t hurt that today is a Friday – and the end of a long and productive week. But what’s really on my mind is last night’s ZCode Magazines’ epic party! With the launch of our eleventh publication, 08/10 Magazine, covering the North Carlsbad zip codes of 92008 and 92010, we decided to make the official announcement with a grand celebration – ZCode style. And we felt that the iconic Carlsbad Flower Fields was the perfect venue – the Paul Ecke Jr. Family Barn made for a very cool setting. So why was last night’s party so great? Was it the fact that we were blessed to have over 300 guests ranging from local business owners, politicians, and school officials to friends and family members of the ZCode team? You bet it was! Last night was not only a night to celebrate the launch of 08/10 Magazine, but it was a celebration of community in general. You see, it is my belief that most of the people that live in North San Diego County live here by choice and not necessity. The vast majority of our neighbors are proud to live in their community. In fact, they love living in their community. It is this bond that makes everything work. It is this bond that makes each of the unique communities of North County so special. I am surrounded by an incredible group of people that make up the ZCode Team. Day in and day out they are in the office busting their butts and working hard to create magazines that we hope people want to read. Everyone has a unique part of the puzzle. It was an amazing experience to see our team mingling and socializing with many of the people that have either been featured in one of the ZCode Magazines or people that are loyal readers of the magazines. Having the ability for the team to connect faces with names, laugh and socialize make it all worth it. There are many moving parts to publishing hyper-local community magazines. First and foremost, it takes the vision, determination, and desire to produce a great product. For that, I would like to give a heartfelt “thank you” to the ZCode crew. Of equal importance is the loyalty of the local residents and advertisers – both of which ZCode Magazines would not exist without. We all need to thank them. So last night we celebrated. We celebrated you. We celebrated community. We celebrated family, friends, and coworkers. We celebrated being the best that we all can be. We celebrated an incredible journey that I like to call PASSION. I want to thank you for being a loyal reader. And thanks for supporting ZCode Magazines and supporting the advertisers that are responsible for delivering this magazine to your mailboxes.
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The Coastal Dragons Youth Rugby Football Club provides fun and competition for young athletes in 92024. We talk with Ed Petersen, President of the club, about the basics of the sport and how players in Encinitas are helping to grow this exciting game.
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Brandon Parks is an aspiring writer who finds inspiration in the 92024 community.
YOUTH SYMPHONY VOLUNTEER Robert Gaan helps children benefit from musical instruction at the San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory.
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DEL • SOL MAGAZINE THE FAB FAIR This year the San Diego County Fair takes us back to the British invasion of the century with a nostalgic celebration. Join us as we explore the theme, food, shopping, rides and entertainment at this year’s Beatles-themed fair.
A CIVIC-MINDED STUDENT
CCA student Glen Gordon makes his mark on the world with the Academic WorldQuest team.
LOCAL LEADERSHIP
Community volunteer T. Patrick Stubbs returns to lead the Del Mar Summer Concert Series.
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MARKET FRESH
Read along as we chat with Beth Ugoretz, Executive Director of Project Wildlife, about their efforts to protect, rescue and rehabilitate our neighbors when boundaries of suburban life and wildlife overlap.
92130 MAGAZINE SISTERHOOD
We talk with Cathy Young, Girl Scouts Carmel Valley Service Unit Manager, about the unique experiences and life lessons our young Girl Scouts are learning, while also helping our community.
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Ron LaChance, Market Manager at the State Street Farmers’ Market in The Village, explains what to expect every week from local farmers and businesses at the market.
92127 MAGAZINE HOLE IN ONE
Del Norte and Rancho Bernardo High Schools both boast exceptional golf programs. We talked with the coaches and players about what makes this sport a holein-one.
92128, 92131 AND 92064 Local community members and businesses alike in neighboring zip codes are featured bi-monthly. The news, photos, features and lifestyles are put in the spotlight. To find out more go to www.zcodemags.com.
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JUNE 12
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JUNE 14
BIRD WALK WITH JORDAN AHLE 9 – 10 a.m. | Discovery Center www.lagoon.aguahedionda.org
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Networking and business promotional event 7 – 9 a.m. | Omni La Costa Resort & Spa www.carlsbad.org/events
YOGA FOR HOPE FUNDRAISER Supports City of Hope Cancer Center Master Yoga Class: 8:30 a.m. Yoga Marketplace: 7 a.m. – 12 p.m. Petco Park www.yogaforhope.org/sd
SATURDAY MORNING TRAIL WORK: NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
8:30 a.m. | Meet at Tamarack Ave. east of Strata Dr. www.carlsbadca.gov/trails
SPLASH INTO SUMMER
Water activities available 4 – 7 p.m. | Alga Norte Aquatic Center www.carlsbadca.gov/services
JUNE 9
BOOK CLUB
Proof of Heaven: A Neurosurgeon’s Journey into the Afterlife by Eben Alexander 1 – 2:30 p.m. | Carlsbad Senior Center www.carlsbadca.gov
JUNE 11
NORTH COAST COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT FEATURING SDG&E
Learn about technology, energy-saving solutions and more 5 – 7 p.m. | The Crossings at Carlsbad www.carlsbad.org
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9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Select drop-off sites Online appointments required For a list of accepted items and sites visit www.news.carlsbadca.gov
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COMMON TREAD: TRAVERSING THE AMERICAN LANDSCAPE William D. Cannon Art Gallery www.carlsbadca.gov
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Must RSVP with payment prior to June 9; walk-ins are not accepted 7:15 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce www.carlsbad.org
HI-NOON ROTARY DEMOTION/INSTALLATION DINNER 6 – 11 p.m. | Carlsbad Sheraton Resort & Spa www.clubrunner.ca
JUNE 21
FIRST DAY OF SUMMER SUMMER KICK-OFF CONCERT
Benefits the music programs in Carlsbad schools 4 p.m. | Park Hyatt Aviara www.carlsbaded.org
4 – 10 p.m. | Select spots in The Village $5 donation fee encouraged www.carlsbadmusicfestival.org
JUNE 23
NORTH COUNTY CELEBRATES SONNETS
Supported by the Carlsbad Library and Arts Foundation’s Robert H. Gartner Cultural Endowment Fund Annual reading featuring the region’s best actors, musicians, and special guests 7 p.m. | Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium www.carlsbadca.gov
JUNE 27 – AUG. 22
TGIF CARLSBAD SUMMER CONCERTS IN THE PARKS 6 – 8 p.m. | Select Parks in Carlsbad For a list of performers and park locations visit www.carlsbadca.gov/arts
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INDEPENDENCE DAY RED, WHITE, AND BOOM! Legoland Fourth of July Fireworks 8:30 p.m. | Legoland www.california.legoland.com
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Free to the public Seating: 6 p.m., Movie time: 8 p.m. The Fountain at Grand Ave. and State St. www.carlsbad-village.com
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An evening of art, music and fun 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. | 300 Carlsbad Village Dr. For more information contact Lisa Synder at lisa.snyder@sima.net
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BASEBALL ANNUAL CARLSBAD YOUTH BASEBALL LEAGUE MEETING June 10 6 – 8 p.m. | Carlsbad Senior Center www.carlsbadyouthbaseball.org
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GYMNASTICS FLIPTIME GYMNASTICS CAMP (AGES 6 – 12)
SWIMMING SWIM LESSONS AND AQUATIC CAMPS
June 16 – 20; July 21 – 25 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Calavera Hills Gym www.carlsbadca.gov
July 7 – 11: Calavera Hills Gym July 14 – 18: Stagecoach Gym See website for times www.carlsbadca.gov
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RUNNING 33RD ANNUAL CARLSBAD TRIATHLON July 13 7:30 – 11:30 a.m. | Tamarack State Beach www.carlsbadtriathlon.com
Level 1: Intro to Water Skills Level 2: Fundamental Aquatic Skills Level 3: Stroke Development Level 4: Stroke Improvement Level 5: Stroke Refinement Additional classes: preschool/toddler swim, springboard diving, and lifeguard camp See website for times | Alga Norte Aquatic Center www.carlsbadca.gov
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June 16 – 20 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Stagecoach Gym www.carlsbadca.gov
CYCLING CARLSBAD GRAND PRIX OF CYCLING AND FAMILY FUN RACE July 20 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. | Armada Dr. and Fleet St. www.carlsbadgrandprix.com
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July 14 – 18, July 21 – 25 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. | Poinsettia Park Soccer Field www.c2csoccer.com
CHALLENGER SPORTS BRITISH SOCCER (AGES 6 – 15) June 16 – 20, 23 – 27; July 7 – 11 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. | Locations vary see website www.carlsbadca.gov
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The young athlete’s natural athleticism is evident in his growing trophy case. He has won titles in the Encinitas Little League, set the 100 meter track record at Aviara Middle School and was awarded the defensive MVP of the Sage Creek basketball team. “I am happiest when I am on a basketball court or baseball field,” Bryce admitted. His strengths, though, extend beyond the sports teams. Bryce began playing piano at the age of 5 and recently received a certificate of completion from the National Piano Guild.
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Academically, Bryce’s record of straight A’s has yet to be broken. His favorite subject is Algebra 2. “I have always excelled in math. It just makes sense to me because I like things with a definitive process and answer,” Bryce explained. Bryce shares his home in Seaside Heights with dad, Bob, mom, Eddie, and younger brother, Preston. He enjoys living in the Carlsbad community for the safe environment, sunshine, and, of course, year round sports. Bryce looks forward to being part of the first graduating class from Sage Creek and the opportunities beyond, including a career as a lawyer and settling down with his future family. ¢
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:::: YOUR NEIGHBOR’S RECIPE
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chicken thighs or 5 chicken thighs and 4 drum sticks cup of olive oil cloves of garlic finely chopped cup of chopped onions cups of sliced mushrooms cup of chopped carrots can diced tomatoes can crushed tomatoes tablespoon of tomato paste pinch of salt pinch of pepper pinch of crushed red pepper Basil, to taste bay leaves
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Over medium heat, gently coat the bottom of a dutch oven with extra virgin olive oil. 2. Add garlic and simmer for 1 minute. 3. Add chicken and brown each side for 2 to 3 minutes. 4. Remove the chicken and place aside. 5. Add onions, mushrooms, and carrots. Sauté until onions are translucent. 6. Add cans of diced tomatoes and 1 tablespoon of tomato paste. 7. Add salt, pepper, crushed red pepper, basil, and bay leaves. Add additional seasoning to your liking. 8. Add the chicken back into the dutch oven. Make sure it is completely submerged in the sauce. 9. Cover and let simmer for 1 hour. 10. Serve with side of pasta or next to greens. You can also use the leftover sauce for pasta another night. Makes: Enough for 4 – 5 people Total Time: Preparation time – 10 minutes; Cook time – 1 hour and 15 minutes
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About the Chef
Chef’s Name: Jennifer Cosco Family Members: Parents – Gene and Jane Cosco; Sister – Lindsay Holt; Brother-in-Law – Denver Holt Community of Residence: Las Playas Hobbies/ Interests: Ultra-marathoner, Ironman triathlete, surfing, yoga, foodie, and blogging Favorite Local Activity: Trail running and surfing at Terramar! About the Recipe: As someone always on the go, it’s important for me to have food that is both healthy and convenient. Meals that use fresh ingredients but require “minimal stirring,” as my mother likes to say, are what I consider to be ideal. And anything you can make that fits that criteria, as well as being delicious and only using one pot (less dishes to clean), even better. This makes for a great Sunday night dinner with family. It is also great for the young working professional to have dinner/lunch for the week! About the Chef: I am an executive recruiter in the medical device/ pharmaceutical field by day and an ultra-marathoner and blogger by night. I moved from the East Coast two years ago because I knew San Diego had everything I wanted: the ocean, the mountains, and a fun/adventurous community of people. To me, there’s no better place to live! You can read about my adventures on www.sleepeatendurerepeat.com.
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:::: FACES IN THE CROWD
DANIEL STEIN-KUBIN, AN ARTIST, LIFE COACH AND TRANSFORMING MEDITATION TEACHER by AMY LEHRER | photo by Soul of Photography
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aniel Stein-Kubin led an adventurous, bohemian European life. He grew up in Benesov, Czechoslovakia before moving to Prague to work and study theology and philosophy. Long hair flowing, he listened to avant-garde music and frequented libraries, antique book stores, pubs and coffee houses. He traveled extensively and spent a year in Israel and a month in the Vatican. He played the drums for two bands and published poetry in Israel and Latvia. He then held various jobs in crematoriums, theatres, castles, gardens and glass factories before working for the Ministry of the Interior and for the Intelligence Service. He continuously studied on his own and was heavily influenced by philosophers, religions, psychiatrists, composers, authors and poets. He reminisced, “I remember a very important influence on me was Nietzsche’s works and how he expressed his philosophy poetically.” In Daniel’s current life, he combines all of his loves. He met his future wife in 1993, married in 1994 in Sacramento and relocated to Carlsbad in 2000 where they still live today. As a life coach and transforming meditation teacher, he draws from everything he has learned. Additionally, his art is an expression of his religious and life views. Originally drawn to art as a child and influenced by art studios throughout Europe, lately his art hobby has become his main interest. He explained, “Basic inspiration comes from daily observations and any life immersions. It goes to my subconscious mind and after my meditation, modes and forms are projected through me directly on the canvas from that Universal Oneness.” In May of 2004, he received the European Medal of Franz Kafka which is awarded annually to individuals regardless of national culture.
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He received the medal for his original expression and the fact that Franz Kafka’s work greatly impacted the philosophical concepts and style of his paintings. Daniel’s paintings can be viewed at two studios in Prague, at Art Studio Kubin at Aviara, and at 16904 Via De Santa Fe in Rancho Santa Fe. His artwork, meditation and coaching cause him to travel – another love – extensively in Europe and the United States. He currently has plans to spend a month in Sedona, AZ, a month in Paris and a week in Venice, Italy, his favorite place in the world. Daniel advises young artists, “Go on your own, experience life by yourself, be original, and don’t forget you are a perfect, original individual.” ¢ Name: Profession: Community: Hobbies/Interests: Favorite Local Spots:
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Daniel Tov Karmon Stein-Kubin Artist, life coach, transforming mediation teacher, Kabbalist/ philosopher Aviara since 2000 Art, philosophy, mysticism, science, poetry, Zen Buddhism, pataphysics, exercise, gluten-free and organic cooking Coffee houses, beaches, swami’s, Batiquitos lagoon, Double Peak
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arlsbad High School (CHS) students recently participated in the Vans Custom Culture Shoes Contest, and out of 2,000 schools selected to enter shoes into the contest, they have been awarded as one of the top five finalists and the top school in the California district! The Vans Custom Culture Shoes Contest is a national high school shoe customization contest open to schools wishing to compete for a chance to win funding for their art programs. Registered schools take part in the competition by creating their own sneakers according to a specific theme. To participate in this year’s contest students had to design four pairs of Vans sneakers according to the themes provided: Art, Music, Action, Sports and Local Flavor. Drawing inspiration from the local Carlsbad beaches, surf culture, and art, the Carlsbad students’ shoes encompassed the vibe of CHS and the city of Carlsbad perfectly, with bright floral patterns, courageous surfers riding along waves, and sunsets glittering with vibrant colors. Only ten schools in California and only fifty schools nationwide were accepted into the semi-finals. After entering the semi-finals, a national vote took place where voters were given the chance to select their favorite shoes in five districts, the California Region, Southwest Region, Northwest Region, Southeast Region, and Southwest Region. For receiving the top award in these districts, representatives from CHS along with Rio Rancho High School, Parker High School, Eastern High School, and Cinnaminson High School have won a trip to New York City along with a $4,000 award for their art
programs. Vans will be flying twenty CHS students to New York City on June 9 for an exclusive final event where the grand prize winning school will receive a $50,000 prize for their art program and the chance for their shoes to be produced and sold in Vans retail stores. The four runner-up schools will also receive funding for their art programs. To view all of the schools’ sneakers or find out more information visit www.sites.vans.com/customculture.
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The Collins Family Knows How to Start the Day Right, End it Better, and Love Everything in Between by KELLEY GUSICH | photos by Soul of Photography
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E.J. Collins IV and Jessica Collins Bennett Surwall and Charlie Collins Harbor Point since 2008 E.J. – Huntington Beach, CA; Jessica – Oceanside, CA E.J. – Global Director of Content Creation/Domestic Engineer; Jessica – Homemaker 16-month-old German Shepherd Legoland, Ponto Beach, the walkway near Grand Pacific Palisades (great sunset viewing), BJ’s and King’s Fish House
he Collins family is a minor-sized Brady Bunch. E.J. and Jessica Collins have two children from previous relationships: Bennett is 9 and Charlie is 6, but they look remarkably like biological siblings. “We say it was meant to be,” confirmed Jessica. Bennett is an excellent swimmer who can hold his breath
for a long time, and Charlie is involved in gymnastics. “She’s very strong,” mused Jessica, "and we think she’s got a future in competing one day.” The Collins family loves their location in Harbor Point, not just because it has such a relaxed and safe feeling (not to mention easy access to I-5), but because of the friendly families they’ve
come to know. E.J. is the global director of content creation at Billabong, and is self-educated in all areas of his career. Jessica used to work in marketing for an action sports apparel company, but now she explained, “I’ve been fortunate enough to be home for the last nine years caring for my family.” They have many interests, like family bike rides, camping locally, and pizza night where everybody makes their own. “The guys like fast and loud cars and they like talking about fast and loud cars . . . a lot,” laughed Jessica. “Us girls have taken a recent interest in gardening.” There is no lack of laughter in the Collins household. They take nighttime bike rides to let the dog (and the kids) burn energy, and E.J. frequently invents songs in the morning to get the kids moving and giggling. Pillow fights are a THERE IS highlight, often used for a job well done. Jessica and NO LACK OF E.J. met on a good old fashioned blind date. “My LAUGHTER IN sister called me and told me she’d met my future husband,” Jessica remembered. “She and another THE COLLINS girlfriend set up a BBQ, and the rest is history.” HOUSEHOLD. Some interesting tidbits about the Collins clan include that Jessica has nineteen first cousins, and E.J. is the fourth Edwin James in his family. A favorite story comes from last summer’s road trip: They stopped at Lake Shasta after a five hour drive in ninety degree weather, just ‘to dip their toes in.’ Slowly but surely they all (even the dog, Major,) ended up in the lake in their underwear. “I was certain we were going to get a ticket or arrested,” Jessica recalled, “but the risk was worth it and now it’s a great memory for our family.” ¢
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:::: COMMUNITY STUFF LYCO League Season
The Champion division of La Costa Youth Organization (LYCO) baseball season has just come to a close and according to founder Alex Rejto; “it was a huge success!” LYCO is a nonprofit baseball league for special needs kids in Carlsbad. This year’s season highlights included over 200 volunteers, sixty players, and over ten volunteer coaches. “With two games and four teams, the highlight of my week was from 3:30 to 6 p.m. every Saturday,” reminisced Alex. LYCO players learned the fundamentals of baseball this season, practicing how to hit a baseball and throw a ball overhand. Other players worked on their team building skills and sportsmanship. Next year’s season will start up in spring 2015. If interested in joining the league or volunteering see www.facebook.com/LCYOsports.
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The 33rd Annual Carlsbad Triathlon is on its way. This year’s event will take place at Tamarack State Beach on July 13 at 7:30 a.m. and will be open to athletes of all levels. The race will consist of a 1K ocean swim, 25K two-lap bike course and a 5K run. The event will also feature a Lifestyle & Fitness Festival as well as an awards ceremony. The awards ceremony will begin at 10:15 a.m. and awards will go to the top three men and women in specific age brackets. A special trophy will be awarded to the Fastest Overall Male, Fastest Overall Female, and Fastest Overall Relay Team. Awards will also be given to the top relay teams in each of the following categories: male, female, co-ed and senior. Each participant will receive a goodie bag and t-shirt. To sign up or find out additional information check out www.carlsbadca.gov.
Charity Ride Revs Up in Carlsbad
Participants of the Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America recently revved up their engines for the twentieth anniversary of the event which kicked off in Carlsbad at the Hilton Carlsbad Oceanfront Resort & Spa. More than 200 charity ride participants took part in the ride, including several celebrity riders and former NASCAR driver and racing analyst, Kyle Petty. The ride embarked on its first ever coastto-coast tour, crossing 2,800 miles to assist Victory Junction – a camp created by the Petty family to enrich the lives of children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. For more information on the ride and donation opportunities visit www.kylepettycharityride.com.
The Chamber’s Announcement
The San Diego North Chamber of Commerce just proudly unveiled their new name, the North San Diego Business Chamber, and logo at Northrop Grumman. The North San Diego Business Chamber will continue to fulfill its misson to build vibrant communities through stronger commerce with “a new name, new look, and stronger advocacy.” For more information check out the Chamber’s new website www.sdbusinesschamber.com.
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Bill Evans and the Banjo
Bill Evans, an internationally recognized five-string banjo musician recently performed at The Museum of Making Music in Carlsbad. The event was part of a series of concerts the Museum is hosting for the exhibition “The Banjo: A New Day for an Old Instrument.” Bill is the author of Banjo for Dummies, the most popular banjo book in the world. In addition, he hosts four criticallyacclaimed instructional DVDs. He also writes a popular monthly instructional column for the Banjo newsletter magazine entitled All Strings Considered. The Museum of Making Music’s special exhibit, “The Banjo: A New Day for an Old Instrument,” reveals a compelling and triumphant story about one of America’s most popular and widespread instrument. The exhibit will be up through Oct. 31. To learn more about this exhibit visit www.museumofmakingmusic.org.
Get Ready for Red Shoe Day
On the morning of June 26, you might see people donning bright yellow shirts and costumes lining the streets on your way to work. They’re volunteers out in full force for Red Shoe Day – a fundraiser for the San Diego’s Ronald McDonald House. Each volunteer will be collecting donations in Ronald McDonald’s signature size 14 red shoes from passers-by and commuters from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m. If you want to do more go to www. rmhcsd.org/redshoeday and register today to join a team or start your own fundraising page. Registration closes on June 16.
It’s Bocce Time
On Saturday, July 12 the North County Athletic Association will present Vigilucci’s Beach Bocce World Championship XXXIV to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Carlsbad (BGCC) at Dog Beach in Del Mar. The event will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until 5 p.m., or until the World Champions are crowned in each of the four divisions. Almost 400 two-person teams will come out to play in the championship, and over 1,300 spectators are expected to attend. Costumes are encouraged. The organizers of the event predict about $90,000 net will be raised for BGCC. A small portion of this will be donated to the Friends of the Powerhouse and Beach. For more information check out www.bgccarlsbad.org.
Lunch with Arianna Huffington
Arianna Huffington, Chair, President, and Editor in-Chief of the Huffington Post Media Group recently spoke at Sony Electronics about success and the way she is working to redefine and reevaluate a successful life. Recognizing the expectations placed on people for the pursuits of money and power, Arianna shed light on “a new way forward,” which helped her realize what she truly valued in her life. The event, Lunch with Arianna Huffington, was hosted by the newly renamed North San Diego Business Chamber, and each guest received an autographed copy of Arianna’s new book, Thrive donated by the Del Mar Country Club.
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CCF Gives Big
The Carlsbad Charitable Foundation (CCF) will award more than $100,000 to nonprofits that serve the Carlsbad community on June 24 with a celebration at the new Green Dragon Tavern & Museum. “Our mission is to celebrate and invest in Carlsbad,” said Pam Valinet, Chair of the foundation. “This year’s grants, focused on increasing community leadership and engagement, are a worthy investment in Carlsbad’s future,” she added. CCF consists of more than 100 members who work to address needs in the Carlsbad community and provide funding and solutions to those areas. The foundation meets these emerging needs by encouraging and increasing responsible and effective philanthropy efforts. CCF has granted more than $425,000 to organizations serving Carlsbad residents and has raised more than $500,000 in a community endowment. To attend the grants celebration or for more information about joining CCF contact An Lu at anl@sdfoundation.org or call 619-822-4485.
CUSD Teacher of the Year
Carlsbad Unified School District (CUSD) has recognized Maria Teran-Cruz as Teacher of the Year 2013-2014 for her hard work and dedication to her students at Jefferson Elementary School. Maria is a fourth grade teacher who has been at Jefferson Elementary for sixteen years. “It is an honor to announce Mrs. Cruz as CUSD’s Teacher of the Year,” stated Superintendent Dr. Suzette Lovely. “Maria Cruz exemplifies the exceptional teaching staff in Carlsbad Unified. We congratulate her and all of the teachers who were selected to represent their schools as Teachers of the Year.” Congratulations to Gabie Norton from Kelly Elementary and Valerie Park from Sage Creek High School who were this year’s finalists. Maria will move forward as CUSD’s representative in the San Diego County Teacher of the Year competition.
Lifestyle & Fitness Festival
The theme of this year’s Carlsbad Lifestyle & Fitness Festival on July 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pine Avenue Park is promoting healthy individual and family lifestyles. Highlights of the event will be a senior health fair, a family fitness fun zone, a 3-on-3 boys youth basketball tournament, and vendor booths complete with information, samples and demonstrations about healthy lifestyle choices. A $5 activity wristband fee will be charged for unlimited access to games and activities. The festival will also be the location for the athlete packet pick-up for the 33rd Annual Carlsbad Triathlon. The San Diego Blood Bank will be onsite as well. Walk up donations are welcome but appointments are encouraged. When scheduling an appointment beforehand log on to www.sandiegobloodbank.org, click on “donate blood”, select “appointments”, and provide the sponsor code: CWEE.
The kUDOs Award
The 2014 SPY Belgian Waffle Ride (BWR) introduced a new award at this year’s event called the kUDOs Award. Named after Udo Heinz a fallen cyclist, husband, and father of two and including Jan Heinz, the award celebrates Udo’s spirit Photo by Kristi Morrow and love for riding. The award was given to the riders who showed the happiest spirit throughout the BWR Ride. This year’s BWR featured an intense course consisting of a 136mile cycling route and 11,000 feet of climbing to “pay homage to the storied history of bike racing in Belgium – a place long considered to be the epicenter of international professional cycling,” explained Michael Marckx, SPY President, CEO, and creator of the event. Congratulations to the kUDOs award winners who exemplified Udo Heinz’s positive attitude and good spirit, Chris DiMarchi and Greg Lonergan. To learn more about the BWR Ride visit www.facebook.com/SPYBWR.
CUSD Distinguished Schools
Every year the California Department of Education designates a group of schools with the California Distinguished Schools status. This year Carlsbad Unified’s Hope Elementary School, La Costa Heights Elementary School, Mission Estancia Elementary School, Olivenhain Pioneer Elementary, and El Camino Creek Elementary were recognized as some of the state’s most outstanding public schools by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson. The Carlsbad schools were among 424 public elementary schools statewide that received this honor. Tom Torlakson will present each school with a 2014 Distinguished School plaque and flag at this year’s 2014 California Distinguished Schools Awards Ceremony.
Carlsbad’s Project of the Year
The San Diego/Imperial chapter of American Public Works Association recently honored the City of Carlsbad’s Alga Norte Community Park as a 2014 Project of the Year. The city broke ground on the 32-acre project in June 2012 and opened the park to residents in December 2013. “The City of Carlsbad is proud to have designed and built such a wonderful park where people of all ages can play, swim, and gather with friends and family,” said City of Carlsbad Civic Projects Manager, Patrick McGarry. “We are pleased that the American Public Works Association has chosen to honor our residents, our park planners and staff, our contractors and the many, many people have made this vision a reality.”
Dine Out for a Cause
The Carlsbad Village Optimist Club now has its 2014 fundraising vehicle, D4K, a Carlsbad restaurant coupon booklet, available to share with local organizations. D4K contains discounts from twenty-five local eateries, and all proceeds from sales will be shared equally with the Optimist Club. To check out other fundraisers and events visit www.optimist.org.
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92011 Magazine
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Email us your favorite photos at photos@92011magazine.com 1. Winners of the 62nd Annual Carlsbad Golf Tournament, Steve Farnsworth, Scott Buoy, Club CEO Brad Holland, Aleco Prevalos, and Rob Gough. Photo by Louise Donahue. 2. Meet the new Mayor in Carlsbad. 3. Taking a stroll down the new Lake Calavera boardwalk. Photo provided by Steve Jantz. 4. Storm Troopers, Mandalorian Mercs and a Tusken Raider with DK Publishing author Jason Fry (author of Star Wars: Clone Wars) at the Carlsbad City Library. 5. La Costa Canyon Pop Warner teammates wishing each other luck before a game. 6. Madeline Mayer of Take the Lead Canine Training reading 92011 Magazine at 08/10 Magazine’s launch party. 7. 92011 student riding the wave wall at the Therapeutic Literacy Center. 8. The students at Aviara Oaks Elementary School thank the firefighters who bravely battled the recent Carlsbad brush fires. 9. Nothing like winning sombreros at an exciting new track meet in Carlsbad! 10. Students keeping calm and thinking outside of the box at the State Tournament of Odyssey of the Mind. 11. Champion LYCO league baseball player sprinting to home with his buddy. 12. Coyote Cavern Productions musical production of Oliver in Carlsbad. 13. The Carlsbad Youth Lacrosse team looking fierce for picture day. 14. It’s a nice day to be in character in Carlsbad.
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THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF
LEARNING APPROACHING CORE THINKING WITH CURIOSITY & CONFIDENCE by LINDA FRABL | photos by Tyler McElhaney
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s parents, one of our main goals is to make sure our children do well in school, and gain the necessary skills for continued successful learning throughout their lives. This can be a challenge for some, and that is where the Carlsbad-based Foundations for Reading & Learning (FRL) can help. Established eight years ago by Patricia “Trish” Padgett, a reading specialist/educational therapist for the past twenty-four years, FRL provides highquality, process-based instruction to students with various learning needs. “FRL goes beyond basic tutoring to train the underlying cognitive skills that support
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academic tasks. We examine the student’s strengths and weaknesses, establish goals and priorities, and develop the best plan to meet those goals. We monitor progress regularly and make adjustments to the plan to maintain progress and momentum. We also work as a team with parents and teachers to bridge the processing skills to school,” Trish explained. Some students may need to work on reading and comprehension, while others need to focus more on spelling and math. There are also students with dyslexia, non-verbal learning disability, or autism. Trish maintained, “Some of our students do not have a diagnosis, but have difficulties in specific areas of processing
that are interfering with their development of reading, spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, math, critical thinking and writing skills potential. Language is the foundation of all learning skills, so we use language to build processing skills.” Several multi-sensory, process-based programs are utilized by the staff at FRL, which include hands-on multi-sensory tools, computer technology and iPad apps to apply processing skills, microphones and sound technology to develop aspects of auditory processing, printed material to develop and apply visual-spatial processing, and even visual aids to learn and apply reading and
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spelling rules. Trish’s published curriculum Writing Adventures® is also implemented to build written expression skills. Trish proclaimed, “Most students feel defeated and that they will never ‘get it,’ so students need to feel their success and progress from day one. We are setting up students for success! When they get stuck, they know they won’t be given the answer, but rather the tools to establish and execute the process.” Overall, Trish is proud of the comfortable approach FRL provides. She elaborated, “We have a positive, relaxed atmosphere. We are knowledgeable and professional, yet also casual and warm. We are downright silly and enjoy laughing with our students! Parents and students consider it an amenity that they enjoy coming to their sessions!”
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In the
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Fresh Food and Goods at the State Street Farmers’ Market photos by Soul of Photography
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hile there has been a farmers’ market in Carlsbad continuously since 1994, the city’s current State Street Farmers’ Market is still in its first year. With a well-planned reboot, the market
now takes over State Street from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. every Wednesday. With fresh fruit and produce, prepared foods and packaged goods, the market’s newest iteration is a welcome addition to the city of Carlsbad. We talk with Market Manager Ron LaChance about the options available to residents and visitors when they happen to find themselves in The Village on any given Wednesday.
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Q&A
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What is the history behind the State Street Farmers’ Market? The Carlsbad Village Association started the previous Village farmers’ market in 1994, which was located in a parking lot a block off State Street. Although well attended at first, through the years attendance dropped and farmers began pulling out of the market. In 2012, noticing the downward trend, Urban Place Consulting – consultants hired to help revitalize The Village – decided through a series of neighborhood meetings with residents and businesses that the best place to have a market was right in the middle of State Street with afternoon hours that made it easier for working people to attend. The old market was closed beginning June 2013, and the market in its current form, State Street Farmers’ Market, was opened at the end of June 2013. With this change of location came room for twice as many vendors, a better variety of produce and products, and visibility so that everyone visiting
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Carlsbad Village on Wednesdays knows there’s a farmers’ market.
What is your role with the market? I am the market manager. I organize the event each week as well as deal with vendor recruitment and more.
Does the market partner up with any local organizations or businesses? The market has a sponsorship program, which includes a booth every week for any local organization or business that would like to promote something. We like to work very closely with the local businesses as it is a win for everybody to have people on the street. We also have a booth allocated for nonprofit groups and all local businesses and organizations can always have cards and/or flyers at the information table. We definitely like to help promote The Village and all its businesses.
How has the market evolved since its opening? We are quite fortunate to have more space than the previous market. We have a much wider selection of items, both produce and prepared and packaged foods. The State Street Farmers’ Market has evolved into one of the best markets in the county with under fifty vendors.
How many vendors does the market host? On any given day we have twenty-one farms and approximately thirty-five vendors selling prepared foods, packaged foods and a small crafter section.
What are your most popular vendors? Like any quality farmers’ market, the produce is what makes the market successful. However, other favorites include: Annel and Drew’s incredible marinated chicken and artichokes,
Vonda Lee’s Cheesecake in a Cup – you have to come see Vonda’s son selling cheesecakes in her apron – and Bitchin’ Sauce, all of which are made right here in Carlsbad. Also, Carlsbad’s own Valdivia farms has amazing local heirloom tomatoes when in season.
On any given week, about how many visitors attend the market? Each week we have about 1,500 to 2,000 visitors at our market.
What variety of items can be found at the market? Whatever is in season can be found here. In addition to the great produce you can also get fresh fish, sauces, marinades, granola, baked goods, spices, tamales, olive oils, pastas and more. We also have four cooked food booths so you can get a meal at the market and listen to live music.
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Heirloom Tomato Salad Ingredients • 1 ½ pounds heirloom tomatoes (Valdivia Farms) • Salt and pepper to taste • 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar (Gourmet Tastings) • 2 teaspoons brown sugar • 2 tablespoons olive oil (Gourmet Tastings) • Chives (Sundial Farms) • Basil (Sundial Farms)
Preparation 1. Cut 1 1/2 pounds mixed tomatoes into wedges; season with salt and pepper. 2. Cook 3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar and 2 tea spoons brown sugar in a small skillet over medium heat until reduced by half, about 3 minutes; remove from the heat and whisk in 2 tablespoons olive oil. 3. Drizzle over the tomatoes; top with snipped chives and basil.
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How many farmers supply food to the market? Do all food vendors only carry organically grown produce/ cuisine? We have twenty-one farmers represented at the market, including five certified organic growers.
Tell us about the cost benefits of shopping at the State Street Farmers’ Market. The cost benefits are not what a farmers’ market is all about. What you do get from the farmers’ market is the freshest local produce that wasn’t picked until it was at the peak of ripeness. In most cases, what you are buying from the farmers’ market was picked that day or the day prior. This also means it had more time on the plant just like Mother Nature intended. Large grocery chains and bulk stores get produce that was picked before it was ripe so that they could pack and ship it. Another benefit of the farmers’ market is that you are meeting the folks that grow your food. They are happy to answer any questions you might have about their farm and their growing practices.
What sets the market apart from other markets in the area? What sets us apart from other markets in the area for starters is our location. We are in a beautiful city, right near the beach. In addition we are surrounded by restaurants and great boutiques. You could go shopping for everything you need and then sit on a street side patio, have a glass of wine and watch the market happen. You can’t do that at more than two or three farmers’ markets in the whole county. As I already mentioned I would put the variety found at our market up against any market in the county of the same size. We have about fifty vendors. Bigger is not always better.
What can one expect if they visit the market on any given Wednesday? They can expect fresh produce, a great selection of prepared foods, a relaxing neighborly atmosphere and amazing live music to enjoy.
What are the top four or five reasons one visits the market? The top five reasons to visit the market are also the things people can expect to see every week if they attend. Fresh, local produce, great prepared items, live music, people watching, and boutique store shopping as we are in the middle of the Carlsbad Village. There is the beautiful beach two blocks away as well.
How will the market change when the summer season begins? The only changes that we see in the summer are longer hours, 3 to 7 p.m. instead of 3 to 6 p.m., like winter hours. Also peaches, nectarines, blueberries, strawberries, tomatoes and cherries are all in peak season during the summer.
Please tell us about the surrounding area of the market. What else does State St. have to offer to visitors? State St. has a wide array of restaurants, bars and unique shopping. The market is located right in the middle of it all. You can buy your vegetables, shop for a new outfit, then sit and have a glass of wine or amazing dinner at one of the many restaurants. It’s truly a unique experience.
At-A-Glance Market Manager: Ron LaChance Day/Time: Wednesday from 3 to 7 p.m. Location: State St., Carlsbad Village Phone: 858-272-7054 Facebook: www.facebook.com/carlsbadfarmersmarket Description of Market: State Street Farmers’ Market in Carlsbad is truly a unique experience. Featuring a variety of local produce and products, visitors can not only get their food shopping done, they can also sit and enjoy the friendly atmosphere while listening to live music or browse through some of the local boutiques and have dinner at one of the many restaurants that line the street, all in the heart of the Carlsbad Village.
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CCF GIVES BIG
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he Friends of Carlsbad and San Elijo State Beaches recently showed their gratitude to the Carlsbad Charitable Foundation (CCF) with a beach staircase dedication and special plaque thanking CCF for awarding the organization with a grant at the Hilton Carlsbad Oceanfront Resort & Spa. CCF strives to improve the quality of life in Carlsbad through continual philanthropic efforts, funding, and building a community endowment for the benefit of the region. To learn more about the organization visit www.sdfoundation.org.
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The Carlsbad Music Festival Village Walk CARLSBAD’S BELOVED MUSICAL WALK IN THE VILLAGE RETURNS photos provided by the Carlsbad Music Festival
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vailable to the public and open to musicians with diverse musical backgrounds, the Carlsbad Music Festival Village Walk is the music festival for everyone. As Abby McKee, Managing Director of the Carlsbad Music Festival Village Walk, stated, [the event is] “a veritable ‘choose your own adventure’ of concerts.” And this year’s event promises to be even more adventurous with over forty musicians and a couple thousand spectators expected. The Carlsbad Music Festival Village Walk, which will take place on June 21, marks a joint musical celebration of sorts. It premiered in 2013 in celebration of International Day of Music, and as an extension of the September Carlsbad Music Festival. The Walk, which consists of locally-owned music shops, galleries, parks and other public spaces and businesses, will run from 4 to 10 p.m. with twenty minute sets starting every half hour. Guests are invited to carve out their own path based on which artists they would like to visit.
“This year’s headliners will be Wu Man’s new collaboration with Son de San Diego featuring the intersection of stringed instruments from China and Mexico. Wu Man is an internationally-renown Chinese pipa (lute) player and Carlsbad resident, and Son de San Diego plays Son Jarocho music from southern Mexico,” explained Abby. Other highlights will include cinematic tales by Carlsbad-based indie-Americana band Trouble in the Wind, sonic inventions by experimental percussionist Nathan Hubbard, and the modern surf guitar musical styling of The Red Fox Tails. The Walk is made possible in part by the Carlsbad Charitable Foundation as well as through grants from the San Diego Foundation and the Carlsbad Cultural Arts Office. Admission to this event is free, but a donation of $5 or more per person is strongly encouraged to support music events like it in the Village. To see a full list of musicians or find out more information visit www.carlsbadmusicfestival.org.
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discuss their current situation, as well as their future goals. This initial consultation also serves as a time when clients can learn more about Rodrigo and Ameriprise. “I help my clients achieve their goals by providing advice that is honest, straight-forward and personalized. I believe our clients appreciate our integrity, experienced advice and excellent level of personal service,” stated Rodrigo. He is a firm believer in taking a holistic financial planning approach and implementing strategies that take each client’s unique financial circumstances and future goals into account. Ameriprise has more than two million individual, business and institutional clients 1 throughout the country and has more than $750 billion in assets under management and administration 2. According to Rodrigo, Ameriprise follows
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CARLSBAD MAINTAINS 10TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR WITH TREE CITY USA STATUS
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rbor Day is celebrated internationally as a special day where volunteers and businesses come together to raise awareness about trees and the environment and the responsibilities we have as humans to support the growth and maintenance of both. This year the Carlsbad Parks & Recreation Department celebrated Arbor Day with over fifty community volunteers who came together to plant trees at Holiday Park. This year’s event marks Carlsbad’s tenth consecutive year as part of the Tree City USA program, “a national program that provides the framework for community forestry management for cities and towns across America.” Communities achieve Tree City USA status by meeting four core standards of sound urban forestry management: maintaining a tree board or department, having a community tree ordinance, spending at least $2 per capita on urban forestry, and celebrating Arbor Day. Volunteers witnessed a planting demonstration and listened to a speech about the vital role trees play in our communities. Businesses such as CAL FIRE, SDG&E, Davey Tree, Western Environmental Consultants, Nissho of California and West Coast Arborists held booths and tree maintenance displays. Participants were able to learn new ways to contribute to their community and socialize as well. “Arbor Day is a great opportunity to give back to the community and help the environment, while meeting new friends and neighbors,” said Kyle Lancaster, Parks Superintendent for the City of Carlsbad.
Additionally, the San Diego Japanese Friendship Garden Society donated three flowering cherry trees to the Carlsbad Sister City Ambassadors and the City of Carlsbad for Arbor Week. Delegates from Futtsu, Japan, were honored by dedicating the flowering cherry trees during the ceremony. To keep informed about future events like Arbor Day or learn more about volunteer opportunities check out www.carlsbadca.gov.
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SHELTER & DIGNITY Volunteer Cathy Blecki Returns to Her Roots to Help Others Nurture Their Own by KELLEY GUSICH | photo by Soul of Photography
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FRIENDSHIP DRIVE Become a Friend of La Posada! Tax deductible donations ($35 individual, $50 family, $100 for business) can be sent C/O “Caring Residents of Carlsbad” at Friends of La Posada, P.O. Box 2194, Carlsbad, CA, 92018
OTHER WAYS TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT The Shelter accepts donations of gently used men’s clothing, toiletries, towels and food. Volunteers can drive to local grocery stores on the weekends on a rotating basis to pick up donated bread.
athy Blecki returned to her Southern California roots upon retiring seventeen years ago. “I was a professor at San Jose State and my husband David worked in the electronic industry,” she explained. “When we visited my aunt in Carlsbad, we were impressed by the clean, well-run city-by-the-beach.” The beach was an hour’s drive from her childhood home in Los Angeles, so the five-minute jaunt she enjoys for a beach commute from her Carlsbad home is the bees knees. Professor Blecki continues to teach occasional classes, but volunteering is an important part of her life here. Through her work with a citizen’s group which was trying to find housing for Carlsbad migrant farmworkers, she discovered La Posada de Guadalupe. This men’s shelter for homeless men and migrant workers has been run by Catholic Charities since 1992. The buildings for the La Posada shelter were cramped, temporary, and twenty years old, and Cathy feels her biggest accomplishment for this organization is her work assisting in its rebuilding and renovation. La Posada previously had fifty beds with some emergency cots for the winter months, but the renovated shelter now has a farm worker wing with an additional fifty beds. Residents can stay up to three months, must be working or actively looking for work, and they take part in chores, meetings, and communal dining. They also have a case manager who works with each man to help him find work, stability and growth leading to self-sufficiency. Her appreciation of education and the education system helps Professor Cathy Blecki appreciate the mission of La Posada even more. In addition to food and shelter, they are actively researching how to best provide opportunities to the men to improve their situation and grow. ESL, computer skills classes, reading instruction and resume writing workshops are just some of the avenues La Posada hopes to implement in the near future. Dove Library, a walk on Batiquitos Lagoon, a Mainly Mozart concert in Carlsbad, and cooking with her husband rank as her favorite activities in Carlsbad (she worked as a waitress in a Mexican restaurant in college and makes a mean enchilada), but if Cathy Blecki could grant one wish to her friends at La Posada, “I hope that people watch for our Friendship Drive and join me in becoming ‘Friends of La Posada.’” That would also be a top rank on the list of Cathy’s Carlsbad favorites. ¢ Name: Community: Volunteer Affiliation: Profession: Hobbies/Interests:
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Catherine C. Blecki Carlsbad/Aviara Friends of La Posada Retired Professor of English Reading, walking along the beaches and Batiquitos lagoon, birds, cooking
An Annual Coastal Celebration CARLSBAD TO CELEBRATE 7TH ANNUAL BEACH FEST photos provided by Mat Huff
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he Carlsbad Beach Fest was founded to draw awareness to the importance of Carlsbad’s coastal resources through environmental efforts. The Fest’s mission is “to promote clean beaches, environmental stewardship, and public stewardship and outreach.” This year’s 7th Annual Carlsbad Beach Fest on June 14 will once again be hosted at Tamarack State Beach with lots of fun activities for kids and adults to take part in. The Fest continues to grow and improve each year, and according to Executive Director of Carlsbad Beach Fest, Mat Huff, is now recognized as one of Carlsbad’s most important events of the year. Mat recalled the first Beach Fest where about 250 people showed up. “It was a cloudy and cold day. I think we only had something like four or five pop-up canopies on the sand at Tamarack State Beach, and I was waving a sign and announcing (more like shouting) to everyone that passed by that the Carlsbad Beach Fest was taking place on the beach below.” The event was still successful however, due to the number of volunteers that signed up, the trash clean-ups that took place, and the educational outreach. The Fest has come a long way since that cold day in 2007. “The Carlsbad Beach Fest has grown in size and attendance every year. In 2013 there were an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 attendees. “We expect even more to attend this year,” noted Mat. Activities on this year’s agenda include educational booths, live music, Taiko drummers, professional sand sculpting, beach clean ups, an environmentally 5K and free one-mile kids fun run, community arts projects, WOW bubbles, a pro/am surf contest and more. Additional recycling efforts are being made including using multi-gallon water dispensers, FSC-certified biodegradable cups, reusable water bottles, and more. Some of this year’s partners include Surf Ride, Medics on the Ball, Swim Labs, Señor Grubby’s, Batiquitos Lagoon Foundation, Surfrider Foundation, San Diego Coastkeeper, I Love a Clean San Diego, San Marcos Veteran Center, Carlsbad Cultural Arts Center, and Board and Brew. Beach Fest is in need of new volunteers and partners. If you are interested in helping out this year’s event or a future event visit www.carlsbadbeachfest.com.
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We often present our musicals using the sets and costumes from their original Broadway productions. For example, this summer we are utilizing the sets and costumes from the Broadway production of Spamalot.” - Glaudini.
Moonlight Magic
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Theatre Goers Can Enjoy Broadway Musicals Under the Stars at Moonlight Amphitheatre
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oonlight Amphitheatre is a cultural gem nestled in the heart of the Vista Community. “Moonlight Amphitheatre is a 2,000-person capacity theatre that is located within the City of Vista’s Brengle Terrace Park. It is framed with tall trees and is the perfect setting for outdoor theatre in the summertime. I like to call it a theatrical paradise that provides an escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life,” revealed Steven Glaudini, Producing Artistic Director. The amphitheatre is home to four Broadway-style musical theatre productions each summer. Ninety minutes prior to each show, the amphitheatre gates open and patrons can bring in a picnic supper or enjoy a meal at the Artisan Café restaurant, which is located onsite. The theatre was founded in 1981 by Kathy Brombacher, who was the drama teacher at Vista High School at the time. Between 1981 and 1984, what was then known as the Vista Summer Theatre Festival was a joint program between the City of Vista and the Vista Unified School District. In 1984, the City of Vista adopted the summer productions as a part of its Parks and Community Service offerings, and the theatre was renamed Moonlight Amphitheatre. Between the fall of
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2007 and the spring of 2008, the amphitheatre shows at Moonlight Amphitheatre have a full underwent reconstruction. A new state-of-thecontingent of live musicians performing in the art stage house was built allowing for even orchestra pit. Depending on the orchestration higher quality productions. of each production, there can be more than Over the course of the years, Moonlight twenty musicians accompanying the show Amphitheatre has attracted an amazing under a conductor. As stated by Glaudini, level of theatrical talent, both on and off this is one of the hallmarks of Moonlight the stage. The actors come from Southern Amphitheatre productions. California and beyond, many of them having To find out more about the upcoming starred in Broadway and Off-Broadway schedule for Moonlight Amphitheatre or how productions. Behind the scenes, the directors to support the Moonlight Angels Auxiliary, and choreographers have the same level of a volunteer organization that raises money experience, allowing for the staging to closely for Moonlight Stage Productions, visit resemble their counterparts on the Great www.moonlightstage.com. White Way. “We often present our musicals using the sets and costumes from their Name of Program: Moonlight Stage Productions Producing Artistic Director: Steven Glaudini original Broadway Managing Director: Daniel Kays productions. For Year of Establishment: 1981 example, this summer Address: 1200 Vale Terrace Drive, Vista, 92084 we are utilizing the Website: www.moonlightstage.com sets and costumes Email Contact: moonlight@cityofvista.com from the Broadway Phone: 760-724-2110 production of Description of Business: Moonlight Stage Productions produces Spamalot,” stated four Broadway-style musical theatre productions each summer in the Glaudini. In addition picturesque setting of the 2,000 capacity Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista’s to authentic sets Brengle Terrace Park. and costumes, all
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THIS YEAR’S CARLSBAD PRIX FEATURES CYCLING FOR ALL ABILITIES photos by Jim Wolf
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ave you ever wanted to be a part of big-league bike racing? Well, now’s your chance as another Carlsbad Grand Prix cycling event is on its way. Hosted by Swami’s Cycling Club, this year’s event will take place on July 20 and will feature over 700 junior, amateur, professional and Paralympics hand cyclists (via Challenged Athletes Foundation) competing in timed races for prizes as well as 3,000 spectators! The full day of races starts at 7 a.m. and will finish in the evening. The 0.9 mile course, located on a platform above the Carlsbad Flower Fields with sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, will host races throughout the day including a Carlsbad Family Fun Race. “Families will ride around the course as many times as they can in twenty minutes, and each member will receive a raffle ticket for each lap completed,” explained Fred Muir, Event Director. There will also be a kid’s race for the tykes too inexperienced to complete full laps on the track. Fred emphasized the central focus of the event: to provide an inclusive cycling race for all. “We will have a Challenged Athletes Race for the second year,” he said. He continued, “We also place extra emphasis on junior and women racers. These categories get short shifted in other races and we believe there is huge room for growth in both.” Spectators and participants will also be able to watch professional BMX riders compete, visit the health and fitness expo, and enjoy live music by the Museum of Making Music.
Carlsbad residents of all cycling abilities are encouraged to take part in the ride and learn more about the ways in which cycling contributes to a healthier lifestyle. Fred related, “To be able to provide a local event showing the fun, excitement, and health benefits of cycling is a dream come true.”
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STRAWBERRY SERENADE Sweet Fun in the Sun by JESSICA WOODS | photos by Tyler McElhaney
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trawberry season is here! This beloved red fruit is a favorite among San Diegans, served on plates and in recipes new and old. But for every recipe, you’ll want fresh strawberries to serve, and it doesn’t get much “fresher” than handpicked strawberries straight from the field. This season, grab your friends and family and head to one of San Diego’s strawberry farms, where you can pick as many berries as your strawberry heart desires. Driving north on the I-5, it’s hard to miss the vast strawberry field nestled in the hills of Carlsbad off Cannon Rd. This is home to The Carlsbad Strawberry Company, who invite groups as small as a couple to as large as school groups and organizations to come pick strawberries for themselves. Venture into the field with your friends and family for a lovely summer getaway. With groups of fifteen or more, they recommend you call ahead at 760-603-9608 for more information. The fields are open Monday through Friday, and picking is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Visit their website for farm stand locations and directions at www.carlsbadstrawberrycompany.com. Out east in Temecula is Kenny’s Strawberry Farm, where their strawberries are grown hydroponically. There’s no need to worry about dirt or mud, as the strawberries are elevated above the ground to where even small children can reach. The farm is open Friday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and you can visit their website to keep up-to-date with crop conditions at www.temeculavalleystrawberryfarms.com.
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STRAWBERRY-AVOCADO SALSA Combine 1 cup of chopped strawberries with a ½ cup of chopped avocados and ½ cup of chopped red bell pepper. Mix together with your choice of chopped onion and cilantro. Serve with grilled chicken or with chips.
BERRY PUDDING PARFAIT Prepare a box of vanilla pudding according to the directions on the package. Once ready, layer individual cups with the pudding, sliced strawberries, raspberries and blueberries, as you desire.
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On Wings We Remember
A RARE WWII AIRCRAFT EXPERIENCE FOR THE PUBLIC photos by The Collings Foundation
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he Wings of Freedom Tour reached Carlsbad residents’ ears before the planes were even spotted. Four WWII bomber and fighter planes touched down at McClellan-Palomar Airport recently, leaving the community both awe-stricken and tenderly nostalgic with memories of the first major war to feature widespread bombing. The planes included a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, Consolidated B-24 Liberator, as well as a North American P-51 Mustang. The restored WWII planes are part of the Wings of Freedom Tour, the longest and most extensive running tour of its kind in the world. Sponsored by The Collings Foundation, the tour seeks to honor America’s WWII veterans, remembering the sacrifices they made, as well as educate America’s youth about one of the most destructive and horrific wars in the nation’s history. As Hunter Chaney, the director of marketing at the Collings Foundation revealed, “[We want to] engage, particularly the younger generations, in an unique experience that penetrates the very marrow – in
a way that both motivates one to want to learn more, and creates a better understanding of what it must have been like to be a WWII air crewman.” The public was given a rare opportunity to look inside and explore the aircraft imaging what it must have felt like to take control of a WWII bomber plane. The tour also offered people with the opportunity to take a flight aboard the Consolidated B-24 Liberator. Several WWII Vets were also in attendance, sharing stories and speaking about their experiences. The Collings Foundation is a nonprofit educational foundation with the goal of supporting and preserving historic events by encouraging the public to educate themselves about the past through participation. As Hunter put it, “It is up to all of us to remember the great sacrifices and tragedies that were made by our veterans and to encourage people to remember what happened over seventy years ago.” The Wings of Freedom Tour has taken flight and left Carlsbad for now, but the memories of WWII will remain in the hearts of the public for years to come.
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Six-Figures MOMS MAKING IT HAPPEN AT HOME
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ngie Gange, former mortgage broker and mother of three teenage boys, joined Moms Making Six Figures in order to maintain her substantial income while enjoying greater flexibility. Barbara Ryan, on-call emergency room surgeon, joined Moms Making Six Figures so she can have more quality time with her husband and grandson. Michele Martin, mother of four and former VP of Technology for a large real estate firm, joined Moms Making Six Figures so she can create equity in her own business. Stacy Brown, former CPA and single mother, joined Moms Making Six Figures to create more time with her daughter without sacrificing her income.
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:::: REAL ESTATE WATCH
Remodeling Your Home? Add Value With These Tips! by AL REX, CPA & Realtor
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emodeling your home can be fun and exciting. If you’re going to invest the time, consider these areas to add value: Kitchen – New appliances, counter tops and cabinets all add significant value to a home. Stainless steel appliances are still the rage, and quartz counter tops have gained significant favor, although any stone counters with a designer backsplash will work. Totally new cabinets are popular among home buyers, but don’t count out a simple cabinet reface. For those who are budget conscious, a cherry or white lacquer paint over existing cabinets and new knobs will also enhance the look of a kitchen.
Bathroom – Upgrades to the bathrooms could include counter tops and cabinets, similar to kitchen upgrades. Another option are larger stone tiles with rounded edges, which can bring as much value as pure stone counter tops. If your shower/bath area looks dated, replace it with stone tiles and a frameless glass door or enclosure. If you can’t do a complete remodel, your bathroom will look up-to-date by just matching new faucets, light fixtures and towel bars. Flooring – Hardwood flooring is “all the rage” these days and enhances any carpet and tile. Wide plank flooring, with the “hand hewn” rustic look is the most popular, but any wood look will add significant value to your home. Tumbled travertine stone flooring is also popular, and a new item is tile planks that look like wood, but wear so much better. Putting in new carpet? Spend a few dollars more on upgrading your pad and it will feel like you’re walking on pillows. Paint – Earth tone colors have been popular for the last fifteen years and still remain the norm. If you’re going to enhance with a strong or bright color, try to keep it in the bathrooms or only in one bedroom. Now this doesn’t mean that you can’t paint your kitchen bright red and your family room optic blue, but when it comes time to sell, your realtor will be advising you to re-paint those rooms or it will impair your ability to sell.
Exterior – A fresh coat of exterior paint will add a “wow” factor to your home’s curb appeal! Colorful flowers, bushes and fresh mulch in the front will enhance the beauty of your home. Exterior hardscape to the back of the home will add value – but only about 30 to 50% of their cost. So if you want to put in that pool, do it to enjoy it and not to add value.
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Beds
Baths
Est SF
Price
6679 Paseo Del Norte B
Beds Baths Est SF 2
2
1,188
$468,000
Price
7012 Rockrose Terrace
Address
4
3
2,412
$775,000
820 Skysail Avenue
2
2
1,212
$488,000
1410 Coral Way
5
3
2,275
$795,000
816 Spindrift Lane
3
2
1,376
$500,000
6983 Zebrina Place
4
3
2,734
$795,000
6869 Adolphia Drive
2
2
1,213
$510,000
7079 Rockrose Terrace
5
3
2,806
$840,000
6908 Avocet Court
2
3
1,663
$513,000
1574 Maritime Drive
5
4
3,731
$845,000
1646 Fairlead
3
3
1,410
$517,450
1792 Blackbird Circle
5
3
2,877
$849,900
809 Windcrest Drive
3
2
1,165
$520,000
920 Grivetta Court
4
3
2,658
$850,000
1709 Carissa Way
2
3
1,545
$523,400
1632 Corte Orchidia
4
3
2,645
$865,000
6956 Quiet Cove Drive
3
3
1,465
$540,000
1685 Docena Road
5
4
3,343
$875,000
7317 Lantana Terrace
3
2
1,334
$545,000
7423 Neptune Drive
4
3
2,074
$885,000
919 Myrtle Court
2
2
1,180
$549,000
6402 Torreyanna Circle
5
3
2,667
$902,000
6442 Lilium Lane
3
3
1,720
$555,000
6934 Wildrose Terrace
4
3
2,670
$918,000
6853 Wigeon Place
3
3
1,707
$560,000
7535 Navigator Circle
3
3
2,437
$925,000
880 Heather Way
3
2
1,199
$563,000
6400 Calmeria Place
5
4
3,267
$925,000
6424 Gadwall Court
3
3
1,720
$573,000
7314 Starboard Street
6
4
2,996
$925,000
1753 Verdin Court
3
3
1,720
$590,000
6748 Lemon Leaf Drive
3
3
2,696
$942,000
6610 Daylily Drive
5
3
2,152
$595,000
1581 Corte Orchidia
5
4
3,663
$942,000
7104 Linden Terrace
3
3
1,681
$615,000
7133 Rockrose Terrace
5
3
2,806
$965,000
6905 Avocet Court
4
3
2,197
$634,000
1657 Amante Court
5
4
3,697
$990,000
1852 Lotus Court
3
3
1,892
$655,000
1648 Amante Court
5
4
3,343
$991,000
7106 Tanager Drive
4
3
2,323
$655,000
7015 Whitewater Street
3
3
1,926
$1,050,000
1619 Warbler Court
3
3
1,707
$669,000
6580 Coneflower Drive
5
5
3,889
$1,055,000
6823 Sand Aster Drive
3
3
1,707
$675,000
7071 Whitewater Street
3
3
2,142
$1,075,000
7109 Manzanita Street
4
2
1,946
$704,300
7569 Navigator Circle
4
3
2,500
$1,245,000
7201 Mimosa Drive
3
2
1,512
$739,000
1348 Shorebird Lane
4
4
3,011
$1,295,000
1493 Sapphire Drive
4
3
2,296
$750,000
1345 Mallard Court
4
4
3,150
$1,324,800
7467 Neptune Drive
3
3
2,074
$770,000
(complete list of homes sold in 92011 at www.92011magazine.com)
Information considered reliable, but not guaranteed. Please check with a licensed real estate professional for more information. Not all sales are listed.
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