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It’s a Miracle!

Derrick Breaux Publisher

or the better part of last year, our two youngest kids (9 and 10 years old) have been asking for pet hamsters. My wife and I had several conversations about it and ultimately decided that we would succumb to the request. After all, isn’t owning and taking care of hamsters part of the magical childhood experience? Isn’t it supposed to teach responsibility – and all of that other stuff that kids need to learn the hard way? So, a couple of days before Christmas, my wife headed to the pet store and came home with, not one, but two male Roborovski hamsters (the smallest of the dwarf hamsters). I have to admit, the little guys are very cute. Needless to say, they were the hit of the gift exchange. Fast Forward 15 Days. My daughter had a friend over for a play date. All of a sudden, I heard high pitched shrieks and screams (which aren’t that uncommon during these play dates) coming from upstairs followed by the inevitable rumbling of footsteps running down the stairs. Both girls were screaming at the top of their lungs, “The boy hamster is having babies! How can a boy hamster have babies? Oh my goodness. What should we do? What should we do?” Chuckling and with a bit of a dismissive attitude, I let them know that this was literally impossible. However, upon further observation, I realized that the impossible had in fact happened. It was a miracle! The “boy” hamster was definitely giving birth – not to one baby, but to a litter of six little hamsters. The Breaux household went into immediate lockdown. Chaos had officially set in. Once word of the miracle hit the streets, parents and other friends were quickly en route to check out the new little guys. There were even talks of live hamster cams. Life as we know it would clearly not be the same. As family and friends gathered to see the modern day miracle, I immediately began consulting with Google (knower of all things) to try to figure out how this could have happened. Google responded by letting me know that the gestation period for ‘Robo’ hamsters is about 22 days. This meant that the “boy” hamster was pregnant when we purchased her. This information prompted additional questions. I put more intense pressure on Google to get to the bottom of the mystery. Is the other hamster also a female? If not, should we separate them? Google was a bit indecisive in this area, so we ultimately decided to move the hamster of unknown sex into its own cage the next day, especially once we realized that the mother had already exiled it into a distant corner of the cage. It seemed like the right thing to do. Fast Forward 21 Days. Since Google had instructed us not to mess with the baby hamsters, we merely observed for several weeks while contacting friends who might be interested in adopting some of the critters. The hamster cam idea had also been overridden because we couldn’t quite figure out how to make it work (code phrase for “I was lazy”). The baby hamsters were now weaned from the mother and running around. They were as cute as you can imagine. Control of the Breaux household had now been regained. Fast Forward One More Day. I received an unexpected text message from my wife, “Our boy hamster (I can’t repeat all of her words) just had SIX MORE BABIES!” I realized we had officially lost control once again – in fact, it seems we were never in control after all. Talks of hamster cams resumed. Visitors stopping by to see the new miracle babies stepped up to an all-time high. We did Facebook posts. We hit the phones. Desperate emails were sent out. We needed more people to adopt more hamsters! At the end of all of the excitement, there are two things that I am now certain of. For starters, the mother hamster is officially not a boy. Additionally, the other original hamster is definitely not a girl. Other than that, all I can do is enjoy the chaos and laugh.

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things to do in 92064 april + may 2015 APRIL APRIL 3

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

PowPAC presents a free screening of the 1933 film Patrons with tickets for the April 4 performance of The Music of Wonderland will be seated in their reserved seats. Walk-in patrons will be seated on a first come, first served basis. 8 p.m. | PowPAC, Poway’s Community Theatre www.powpac.org

APRIL 4

APRIL 15

APRIL 30

APRIL 17

Softball game between the Poway Chamber of Commerce and the City of Poway 5 – 7:30 p.m. | Sportsplex USA www.poway.com

TAX DAY

GOODAN RANCH STAR PARTY Sunset | 16281 Sycamore Canyon Rd. 858-513-4737

APRIL 24

ARBOR DAY

POWPAC PRESENTS THE MUSIC OF WONDERLAND

APRIL 24-25

APRIL 5

EASTER SUNDAY

Games, crafts, ghost stories, and s’mores at a Survivor-themed campout Event is free but space is limited 6 p.m. – 8 a.m. | Old Poway Park 858-668-4671

APRIL 6

APRIL 25, 26

8 p.m. | PowPAC, Poway’s Community Theatre www.powpac.org

IN THE PARK SERIES Free activities for the whole family April’s theme: Music 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. | Community Park www.poway.org

APRIL 11

37TH ANNUAL STANDARD FLOWER SHOW Hosted by the Poway Valley Garden Club 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | Old Poway Park www.powayvalleygardenclub.org

APRIL 12

THE ROMEROS 55TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR Hosted by the PCPA Foundation 2 p.m. | Poway Center for the Performing Arts www.powayarts.org

APRIL 14

CITY OF POWAY SUMMER CAMPS Early registration begins 7:30 a.m. www.poway.org

TEEN CAMPOUT

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BALLET PRESENTS CINDERELLA 1 p.m. | Poway Center for the Performing Arts www.socalballet.org

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CHAMBER MIXER AND SOFTBALL GAME

MAY MAY 1 – JUNE 7

POWPAC PRESENTS BINGO, THE WINNING MUSICAL

Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. Sundays at 2 p.m. | PowPAC, Poway’s Community Theatre www.powpac.org

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4TH ANNUAL DINNER WITH FRIENDS Dinner and auction to benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego 5 – 9 p.m. | 2929 Children’s Way www.thedinnerwithfriends.eventbrite.com

MAY 3

5TH ANNUAL HATS ON FOR HIGH TEA

Donations accepted through April 3 6:30 p.m. | Bernardo Heights Country Club www.twinpeaksfoundation.eventbrite.com www.twinpeaksfoundation.org

Presented by Soroptimist International of Poway and Soroptimist International of Rancho Bernardo Fashion show, auctions, and raffles to support women in need Social Hour: 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Event: 1 – 3 p.m. | Rancho Bernardo Inn www.highteafashionshow.org

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MAY 10

SPRING FAMILY FESTIVAL

MOTHER’S DAY

Presented by the Poway Chamber of Commerce 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Midland Rd. www.poway.com

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TWIN PEAKS MIDDLE SCHOOL FOUNDATION AUCTION

12TH ANNUAL TABLETOPS AND TEA Supporting the Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary Poway Unit 1 – 4 p.m. | The Grand Del Mar www.tabletopsandtea.org

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21ST ANNUAL CALIFORNIA BAND FESTIVAL AND ARTS AND CRAFTS MARKET Free admission with refreshments and train rides for a nominal fee 10 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. | Old Poway Park 858-668-4576

MAY 17

MAY 28

Miss North County, Miss 4S Ranch, and Miss North Coast See website for registration and eligibility information. 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. | Del Norte High School www.misscaliforniapageant.org

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BADMINTON

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Fridays 6 – 9 p.m. Saturdays 7 – 9 p.m. Twin Peaks Multipurpose Center www.poway.org

BASKETBALL

OPEN PLAY BASKETBALL

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 – 9 a.m. Sundays (Adult) 8 – 11 a.m. Sundays (Youth) 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Meadowbrook Gymnasium www.poway.org

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Check in at the Recreation Office Mondays – Saturdays 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. Sundays 12 – 9 p.m. Poway Community Park www.poway.org

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Walk-in registration April 18 and May 3 Includes sports physical $375 for tackle football; $200 for ﬂag football 1 – 4 p.m. | Location TBD www.ppwfootball.org

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FISHING

RELAY FOR LIFE OF POWAY

Skate park is unsupervised; a guardian must supervise children 12 and under Daily 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. | Poway Community Park www.poway.org

LAKE POWAY FISHING AND BOATING HOURS Wednesdays – Sundays 6 a.m. – Sunset www.poway.org/lakepoway

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Sundays 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Twin Peaks Multipurpose Center www.poway.org

RUNNING

April 25 at 9 a.m. – April 26 at 9 a.m. Lake Poway Recreation Center www.relayforlife.org/powayca

SOCCER

NORTH COUNTY SOCCER PARK

Indoor soccer leagues always starting for all ages www.ncspsoccer.com

TENNIS

SWIMMING

TENNIS COURT OPEN HOURS

POWAY SWIM CENTER – SPRING HOURS

Singles limited to 1 hour for play; doubles limited to 2 hours Sunrise – 10 p.m. | Poway Community Park www.poway.org

Through June 14 Open Swim/Lap Swim: Mon./Wed./Fri.: 10:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Tues./Thurs.: 8 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. Sat./Sun.: 1 – 5 p.m. Long Course: Tues./Thurs.: 8 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Family Swim: Sat./Sun.: 10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. 858-668-4680

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Sundays 7 – 9 p.m. Twin Peaks Multipurpose Center www.poway.org

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spiring young fishermen recently headed to Lake Poway for the 20th Annual Youth Fishing Derby. The free event reserved the lake all morning exclusively for kids ages 4 to 15. The City of Poway, Mike Long, and Captain Ron Baker came together along with other organizers and sponsors to host a fun-filled event complete with prizes, entertainment, story-telling contests, free barbecue lunch, and, of course, fishing. The lake was freshly restocked with 3,000 pounds of rainbow trout and closed to all fishing for the days prior to the derby, ensuring there would be plenty of fish for the young participants. Prizes were awarded per age division, as well as a grand prize awarded for the heaviest trout weighed during the competition. Learn more about fishing at Lake Poway and upcoming events at www.poway.org/lakepoway. ¢

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:::: FACES IN THE CROWD

SHE’S INVINCIBLE ALANA ALBERTSON IS AN AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR, A BALLROOM DANCER, AND A DOG RESCUER by JENNIFER FRAKES | photo by Zeena Gregg Photography

lana Albertson is no stranger to receiving accolades for her writing endeavors – she has won numerous awards through Romance Writers of America over the last several years. She wasn’t prepared, however, for the incredible response to her latest novel, Invincible, before it was even published. “Invincible debuted at #1 on Amazon Movers and Shakers. The blurb [about the book] went viral, and the three top book-bloggers wrote about it,” related Alana. Invincible is a romantic thriller about a Navy SEAL who discovers a kidnapped San Diego coed and risks his life and career to save her. According to Alana, Indestructible, the sequel to Invincible, is due out in June, and she is also putting the finishing touches on a young adult novel that retells her favorite book, The Picture of Dorian Gray.

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Although Alana has always written, she didn’t pursue publishing until a novelist friend loved one of her manuscripts so much that she passed it along to her agent. Alana, who is a graduate of Stanford and Harvard, also runs a college admissions counseling and test preparation company, Academe Advantage, and is the president of Romance Writers of America’s Contemporary Romance Chapter. She has this advice for aspiring writers: “Study the craft, reread your favorite books and dissect them to see how they are written. Also, live life to the fullest – take interesting jobs, travel, and meet fascinating people.” In addition to her writing and business pursuits, Alana enjoys ballroom dancing. “I am a ‘recovering’ professional ballroom dancer. When I was in college, I fell in love with San Diego when I would visit to train with my ballroom dance coaches,” stated Alana. Knowing how much she loved the San Diego lifestyle, when she and her husband, a former Marine, decided to start a family, San Diego was where they wanted to settle. “We wanted to find a family-friendly community in San Diego with great schools and parks. Our realtor showed us our home in Poway and we knew it was the place for us,” said Alana. She, her husband, and their two sons enjoy Lake Poway, going to the beach, and museums. When she is not writing, dancing, or exploring San Diego with her family, Alana is helping dogs in need. “We founded Pugs N Roses, a dog rescue. We rescue shelter dogs – pugs and pug mixes – and adopt them out to loving homes,” explained Alana. ¢

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Helping Change Lives SIX NEW BOARD MEMBERS APPOINTED TO GUIDE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER SAN DIEGO

he Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego (BGCGSD) recently appointed six new members to its board of directors. New BGCGSD Board Chair Dan Weber announced the appointments of Rosemary Bailey, Terry Brown, Jennifer Harper, Jeff Levinson, Erik Moore, and Stephen Tate. They will help direct BGCGSD’s programs to benefit children all over the region, including at the Sulpizio Family Branch in Poway. The new board members come from a variety of professional backgrounds. Bailey is an assistant vice president for Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., a global brokerage for commercial insurance. Brown is vice president/director of St. Mar Enterprises, which operates 22 local Taco Bell restaurants. Harper is the director of community relations at The Prescott Companies and is returning to the BGCGSD board after a one-year absence. Levinson is a retired attorney and previously served on the board for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Phoenix. Moore is the principal of Moore, Schulman & Moore family law firm. Tate is the senior vice president of brand operations for Sony Electronics. Weber is a partner of the law offices of Goria, Weber & Jarvis. He will oversee the executive committee, composed of Lionel Deschamps, Dan Kotnik, Mike Peters, Allie Pruitt, Denette Steward, and Steve Wittman. “Our board members are the key to our success as an organization,” said BGCGSD President/CEO Danny Sherlock.

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Dance Darling Student Star Colie Naraghi Has Been Dancing for Two Thirds of Her Life! by KELLEY GUSICH photo by Zeena Gregg Photography

hen she was just four years old, Colie Naraghi started to dance. “I started at the age of four to make friends,” she explained, “but as soon as I started dancing I knew I loved it and wanted to keep dancing.” Colie lives in Country View in Poway, which she loves because it’s close to her school, and because there are many fun events in Poway, which “I sometimes have a chance to be in,” she laughed.

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Colie Naraghi (12) Meadowbrook Middle School 6 Kathy and Matt Naraghi Kian Naraghi (14) Signature Dance Academy, Old Poway Park

Colie’s dancing successes in her eight years performing are many, including numerous double platinums, high point awards, and judge’s choice awards. She even received a first place overall three times in a row with one lyrical group. As far as unforgettable experiences, Colie credits dancing in the Disneyland Christmas Day Parade as the most memorable. Inspirations for Colie consist of all of her dance teachers, and she also draws motivation from her hard-working dance mates. Her most important encouragers, however, are her parents. “Without their support I wouldn’t be able to do this,” she confided. “They drive me to dance every day, to my competitions, and to everything I need.” It surprises many to know that she has asthma, because it doesn’t stop Colie from “I STARTED AT THE practicing six days a week. A student at AGE OF FOUR TO Meadowbrook Middle School, she’s loving Spanish because it is an opportunity to learn MAKE FRIENDS,” another language and communicate with SHE EXPLAINED, more of the world. After high school she’d “BUT AS SOON AS I like to go to Juilliard in New York City. On STARTED DANCING further future plans, “I would like to either become a dance teacher or elementary I KNEW I LOVED IT school teacher,” Colie shared. “I would also like to get married and have children.” AND WANTED TO She doesn’t have much in the KEEP DANCING.” way of free time, but when she can, her favorite pastime is hanging out with family and friends. With fabulous plans both now and in the future, 12-year-old Colie Naraghi is pirouetting her way into the hearts of Poway. ¢

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Name of Chef: Bill Stoudenmire Family: Wife Marylou, three grown boys, five grandkids, two huge dogs, one bird Community: Valle Verde Ranch Interests: Cooking, golf, photography, service above self Favorite Local Activity: Poway Days Parade and other Rotary-sponsored events. About the Recipe: I thought this would be something a little different for the readers of 92064 Magazine. The recipe is my mom’s. Her birthday is May 1 and this is a good way to honor her memory. I made it for my wife and I to enjoy while watching the Oscars. About the Chef: The “chef” grew up in Baltimore, MD, graduated from the University of Maryland, and worked as a radio programming executive for over 40 years. Met my wife in Kansas City. We lived in Cincinnati, LA, and Albuquerque, NM, before moving to Poway and the Noble radio group (including 91X and the Mighty 690) in the mid-’80s. Now I am in financial services and president of the Poway-Scripps Rotary. ¢

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he Chelsea’s Light Foundation recently held their 5th Annual Finish Chelsea’s Run 5K in honor of Chelsea King. The event is the primary fundraiser for the Chelsea’s Light Sunflower Scholarship Fund and the efforts on the expansion of Chelsea’s Law, in addition to providing support for Girl Scouts of San Diego educational scholarships. The event saw over 8,000 participants and provided a day of fun after the race, including a family festival, children’s activities, refreshments, and live entertainment. Poway High School, Meadowbrook Middle School, and Twin Peaks Middle School sent teams to participate, as did many local elementary schools and scout troops. The Sunflower Scholarship Fund provides scholarships for San Diego County college-bound teens who exhibit academic prowess and a service-over-self ethic. For more information visit www.chelseaslight.org. ¢

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Triumphant Titans POWAY HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING WINS 40TH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IN UNDEFEATED SEASON photos by Rollin Swan

his year’s Poway High School (PHS) wrestling team finished the regular season undefeated in dual meets and tournament competition and topped off a phenomenal year by securing their 40th league championship. The Titans only lost four out of 126 dual meet matches. The Titans also remained within the top 10 high school wrestling programs in the nation, being ranked ninth by FLOwrestling. “Our kids have worked hard and wrestled well this season,” said Head Coach Wayne Branstetter. “We are continuing to focus on improving every day and working hard to finish strong.” At the recent CIF state wrestling championships, the Titans once more scored big. The PHS wrestling team finished second overall as a team, and nine PHS wrestlers earned state medals with top-eight finishes. Senior Colt Doyle successfully defended the title he won last year, remaining the state champion at 160 pounds with a 12-5 victory. Ralph Tovar, another PHS senior, also won his championship with a 5-0 win in his final match, finishing the night at 43-2. Other PHS medalists were Andrew Tausch (sixth place, 182 pounds), Brandon Kier (eighth place, 120 pounds), Chase Zollman (eighth place, 106 pounds), Chris Bailey (fourth place, 195 pounds), D.J. Garcia (seventh place, 138 pounds), Liam Sorahan (fifth place, 220 pounds), and Manny Lair (fifth place, 132 pounds). Learn more about the team and the Poway Wrestling Foundation at www.powaywrestling.com. The foundation supports wrestling in 92064

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hile the Gaswirth family was first drawn to Poway for the school district’s excellent reputation, they have since discovered a community they are proud to call home. In 1996, the Gaswirths relocated to Sycamore Creek. “The neighborhood has always supported each other during good times and bad, and we consider those who live here among the best friends and finest people we have ever known,” Alan recognized. The truest testament to these words occurred when Diane was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2011. “Our Poway friends and neighbors were incredible – helping with meals, getting the kids to and from school and sporting events, and more,” acknowledged Alan. Alan and Diane first met in 1981 while attending UCSD. Both went on to earn Master’s degrees from San Diego State University and Cal State, Northridge, respectively. Today, Alan is the controller at South Coast Winery Resort and Spa in Temecula. Diane has worked for United Healthcare

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Alan and Diane Gaswirth Derek (15, sophomore at Poway High School); Trevor (11, 6th grade at Twin Peaks Middle School) Sycamore Creek since 1996 Alan – Staten Island, NY; Diane – Wyckoff, NJ Alan – Controller at South Coast Winery Resort and Spa; Diane – Area Sales Director for United Healthcare Two bearded dragon lizards – Smaug and Slifer Poway Sushi Lounge, Brigantine Seafood & Oyster Bar, Company Pub and Kitchen, and Luc’s Bistro. The boys love going to the Get Air Trampoline facility as well as anywhere in town where there is a baseball field. We also love to shop at the Poway Farmers Market on Midland.

Medicare and Retirement Division for the last 24 years and today serves as the Area Sales Director for San Diego and Imperial Counties. With two active sons, sports are a major part of the Gaswirth’s family life. Trevor, a sixth grader at Twin Peaks Middle School, plays baseball, soccer, and basketball, achieving All Star status in all three. Older brother, Derek, played baseball for Team USA in 2013 and held an alternate spot on the national team in 2014. Both boys stay active in leadership and service opportunities in their schools, participating in Student Council and the AVID program. “WE CONSIDER The family is not solely focused on sports, though. Faith, music, and travel also THOSE WHO LIVE play important roles. With Diane’s Christian HERE AMONG THE background and Alan’s Jewish upbringing, the Gaswirths consider themselves an interfaith BEST FRIENDS family. “We have preserved the customs and values of both faiths and have raised our boys AND FINEST to respect people of all backgrounds,” shared PEOPLE WE HAVE Alan. Diane also shares her love of music with the boys. As a former member of the La EVER KNOWN.” Jolla Symphonic Choir and Orchestra, she has inspired the boys, who both play trumpet in their school bands. Time outside Poway typically involves a beach – Maui and the Outer Banks of North Carolina top their destination lists. Whether it’s family time at a sporting event or the strong support of a community, the Gaswirths have found their home in Poway. They admit they may have come for the schools, but they have stayed because of the people. ¢

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Tired of Tummy Trouble? FOLLOW SIX SIMPLE STEPS TOWARD BETTER DIGESTIVE HEALTH by LEIGH VAN VRANKEN, M.D.; Scripps Clinic, Rancho Bernardo

Everyone experiences digestive distress from time to time – including diarrhea, constipation, bloating, gas, or heartburn. While many digestive issues are uncomfortable or embarrassing, they often are not serious and can be eliminated with some simple lifestyle changes. Try these six tips to help your digestive system stay on track. 1. Eat small, frequent meals. Prevent indigestion, bloating, and heartburn by changing how often you eat without increasing your overall calorie intake. Instead of three squares a day, enjoy four to five smaller meals and eat them more slowly. Taking time to eat and chewing food properly makes you feel full, which prevents the overeating that can upset your digestive tract. 2. Drink plenty of water. Water helps your body flush waste and toxins and prevents constipation. Water needs vary by individual, depending on numerous factors such as activity level, geographic location, and temperature. If you have questions about how much water you need per day, check with your doctor. At the same time, limit alcohol, which interferes with acid secretion and nutrient absorption. Too much alcohol can contribute to heartburn, diarrhea, and liver issues. 3. Exercise regularly. Daily physical activity can help your body’s digestive system move things along and eliminate waste. Try walking, cycling, swimming, using an elliptical trainer, or hiking. 4. Maintain a healthy body weight. Extra pounds, especially around the midsection, can make digestive issues such as heartburn, gas, and burping worse.

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5. Eat a balanced diet. Stay away from fried, greasy foods that are hard to digest, while making sure you include fiber-rich foods, which are important for overall digestive health. Fill your plate with foods like cherries, grapes, crunchy bell peppers, beans, whole grains, and nuts. Add fish to your list of healthy foods as well. The omega-3 fatty acids in fish can improve digestive issues by stabilizing cell walls to reduce inflammation. Probioticcontaining foods such as yogurt and kefir contain good bacteria that can crowd out any bad bacteria lurking in your gut. 6. Manage your stress level. A presentation can cause “butterflies in your stomach” or a sad experience is “gut-wrenching” because your brain has a direct impact on your stomach. Your digestive tract is controlled by a complex system of about 100 million nerves that starts in the brain and ends in the gut, so your emotions cause chemical and physical responses in the body that can result in pain and discomfort. If ongoing stress is an issue for you, try meditation or other relaxation techniques and make sure to get enough sleep. When should you see your doctor? Sometimes an upset stomach or chronic heartburn can be signs of a more serious condition, such as irritable bowel syndrome, ulcers, or gallstones. Contact your primary care doctor if digestive issues interfere with your daily life. Seek immediate medical help if you have problems swallowing, bloody or black vomit or stool, abdominal pain, or unexplained weight loss. ¢

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Team Spyder Succeeds

PHS FIRST ROBOTICS TEAM SHINES AT REGIONAL COMPETITION

he Poway High School (PHS) FIRST Robotics Team, also known as Team Spyder, won a number of awards at the South Florida Regional competition, facing off against 54 other teams from around the country. Team Spyder won the Underwriters Laboratories Industrial Safety Award, recognizing the team that progressed beyond safety fundamentals with innovative solutions. As the winning team, Team Spyder demonstrated excellence in industrial safety performance throughout the competition. Safety Star of the Day was also awarded to Shelldon Boyd, a PHS team member. “Every team had a working robot and was very competitive,” said Rodger Dohm, the team’s lead advisor. “Our robot performed flawlessly.” Overall the team ranked 31 out of 55, an impressive finish considering the caliber of the competition and the team’s rough start with two penalties in the first match. The team learned how to operate their robot while in Florida, since they shipped it across the country directly after construction was finished. “This is our 10th anniversary competing in the FIRST Robotics competition,” said Rodger. “A personal thank you to ROP, PHS, Poway Unified School District, the PUSD Board of Education, and the many parents and mentors that helped the students to be successful this year.” Rodger explained, “This was an entire team accomplishment from industrial design to engineering and fabrication, entrepreneurship, and strategy for our team.” Team Spyder is completely student-run, with two

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Niche, a website providing reviews and insight into neighborhoods, colleges, and k-12 schools, recently released the 2015 Niche Rankings, including the Best Public High Schools in California list. Niche ranked thousands of schools according to categories of achievement and available activities like administration, sports and fitness, teachers, health and safety, and academic success. Poway High School (PHS) was ranked within the top 50 schools in the state at number 34. PHS earned an A+ in the academics, administration and policies, educational outcomes, and teachers categories, an A in food, and an A- in the health and safety category. Student culture and diversity, resources and facilities, and sports and fitness also received solid marks. The 290 student, alumni, and parent reviews listed on the site are overwhelmingly positive and commend PHS for its diverse teachers, helpful administration, and tremendous school spirit. Learn more about how PHS stacks up at www.k12.niche.com.

The Garden Road Elementary School community had tons of ‘50s-themed, classic fun at the recent All You Can Read Diner program. Vinyl records and musical notes hung from the walls. Teachers dressed up in poodle skirts to serve as waiters for all the students and families who attended, just like an oldfashioned diner – with one key difference. Instead of pancakes and bacon, they were serving up books! Families ordered books for delivery to their tables, and some students volunteered as busboys to clean up afterwards. The Garden Road PTA, led by President Belinda Hoerr, put on the event as a fun way to promote literacy. The school and PTA are currently seeking donations to fund the purchase of new library books, and those interested in supporting Garden Road’s library can contact Belinda at belindahoerr@gmail.com. Keep up with other PTA programs at www.powayusd.com/pusdgres/pta.

A local golfer was recently recognized for the second year straight with the 2014 Golf Range Association of America Top 50 Growth of the Game Award. The award is given to professionals who have had a significant impact on the growth of the game of golf in their communities. Chris Smeal is proud to give back to the game he loves in the North County community. “I grew up in Poway and have lived here again the past three years,” said Chris. He founded Future Champions Golf in 2004, a coaching business with the goal of pushing young golfers to achieve their dreams. He enjoys contributing to the community, giving a San Diego Junior Golf Association Scholarship to one boy and one girl each year, donating free three-day camp experiences to local charities and elementary schools, and providing opportunities for players from the local Pro Kids Golf Academy, a program for underserved youth, to complete in Future Champions Golf world series events.

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Support children’s welfare in April and May during National Child Abuse Prevention Month and National Foster Care Month. National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April is designated as a period to raise awareness about the importance of bringing families and communities together to prevent child abuse and neglect. This year is the 40th anniversary of the Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act. National Foster Care Month in May is intended as a time to acknowledge foster parents, family members, volunteers, social workers, and other community members who support the foster care system and the children who depend on it. Across the country, nearly 400,000 children and youth are in foster care. To learn more about both awareness months visit www.childwelfare.gov. Donating to or volunteering with local organizations like Voices for Children or the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego are also great ways to get involved and give back.

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The young players of Poway Pop Warner (PPW) enjoyed a number of successes this past season and are excited to get ready for the next one. One Mitey Mite team, the Poway Raiders, was undefeated and was selected to represent the Palomar Conference during a Chargers preseason game in support of Heads Up Football, an initiative to make the sport safer. The team was led by Head Coach Jason Gonzales, who was also voted PPW’s coach of the year. He shared, “We are strong because we are truly a team from the players to our wonderful parents. When everyone works hard and does their job, we win.” Last season was also a special year for another team, the Poway Gators. They played the past five seasons in memory of their original head coach, Brian Dumas, who passed away just prior to their first season. Brian’s son, Bradley Dumas, continued to play on the team. The team is retiring with Bradley’s aging out of the program. For information on registration for the next season visit www.ppwfootball.org.

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Southern California Ballet’s Cinderella

Southern California Ballet is delighted to present two performances of Cinderella at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts (PCPA). The witty story ballet features senior and junior company members Amy McMaster as Cinderella, Alyssa Baker as the fairy godmother, and Kaleno Tano as the dragonﬂy. Guest artists include San Diego Circus Collective acrobats Ehrick Costello and Travis Spackman as the ugly stepsisters, Shawn Burgess of San Diego Ballet as the prince, and local comedian Kenda Vance as the stepmother. “Cinderella is a great ballet for talented young dancers,” explained Artistic Director Sylvia Palmer. “There are many roles to share, dancers learn to act, and it is most enjoyable for families to watch.” Performances will be on Saturday, April 25, and Sunday, April 26 at 1 p.m. For tickets call the PCPA Box Office at 858-748-0505 or visit www.socalballet.org.

Relay for Life

Students Perform Peter Pan

The students of St. Michael’s Holy Family Center invite the 92064 community to ﬂy away to Neverland for their performance of Peter Pan. The 1954 Broadway musical’s iconic songs include, “I’m Flying,” “I Won’t Grow Up,” and “Never Never Land.” With the help of special effects equipment, students will soar over the stage as they portray Peter Pan, the Darling children, Tinkerbell, and the rest of the colorful characters of Neverland. “After four months of hard work and dedication, the cast of more than 50 St. Michael’s students is very excited to present this classic tale,” said Music Director Claire Orona. “The theater program teaches discipline and stage presence and gives children confidence to perform in front of an audience.” The show will be presented at the center. Performances begin at 7 p.m. on April 30, May 1, and May 2. The matinee performance on Sunday, May 3 will begin at 2 p.m. Find tickets at www.showtix4u.com and learn more by emailing smspeterpan@gmail.com.

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Join the fight against cancer on April 25 with Relay For Life of Poway. The 24-hour relay walk begins at 9 a.m. on Saturday, April 25 and lasts through 9 a.m. on Sunday. Teams will camp out and take turns walking around the track, with food, games, and activities providing entertainment throughout the event. Special moments during the relay include the Survivors Lap, when all cancer survivors at the event take the first lap while the rest of the participants cheer them on. The Luminaria Ceremony after dark honors those who have passed away, those who survived, and those who continue to fight with candles lit inside personalized bags. The Fight Back Ceremony is a rallying event to inspire participants to action. Relay for Life of Poway will take place at Lake Poway Recreation Center. Funds raised will go to the American Cancer Society. For more information, to register, or to make a donation visit www.relayforlife.org/powayca.

On April 25 the Twin Peaks Foundation is holding its 15th Annual Spring Auction to benefit Twin Peaks Middle School. This year’s event has a Hollywood theme and will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Bernardo Heights Country Club. Attendees can anticipate live and silent auctions, photo opportunities, a DJ, hors d’oeuvres, wine pulls, carving stations, dessert, and a cash bar. Tickets are discounted through April 13 and can be purchased online at www.twinpeaksfoundation.eventbrite.com. The nonprofit foundation funds technology upgrades, education programs, and resources needed to support the school. This auction is made possible by generous donations from the local community, and the foundation is currently seeking contributions for this year’s event. All donations are tax-deductible and donors will be recognized in the event program and on the foundation website. Donations will be accepted through April 3. For more information contact Joy Ulrich at joyulrich@cox.net or Ginger Abbott at gingertx@hotmail.com.

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PUSD Foundation Golf Classic

Members of the PowayScripps Rotary Club made banana and blueberry smoothies for the kids attending the final event of the Boys & Girls Club’s month-long Little Jumps, Big Changes program. They served the smoothies at the Sulpizio Family Branch in Poway and presented a check for $500 to Branch Manager Katie Khasim. “Little Jumps, Big Changes is our fourth annual campaign to raise money and awareness for the healthy lifestyles initiative at the Boys & Girls Clubs,” said Katie. For the finale event, 140 kids came to the Sulpizio Branch for jump roping, bounce houses, and donated goodies. The Rotarians overcame one big challenge over the course of the event. “We bought Greek yogurt for the smoothies,” explained Club President Bill Stoudenmire. “It tasted like chalk! So we made a quick store run for regular yogurt. The second batch got a thumbs up.” Pictured from left to right are Blake Andersen, Alan Noblitt, Bill Stoudenmire, Katie Khasim, Melanie Potter, and Pauline Getz.

The Poway Unified School District (PUSD) Foundation’s 8th Annual Partners in Education Golf Classic will be held on Monday, May 4 at the Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Resort and Spa. The games will begin with a shotgun start at 12 p.m., followed by a reception, dinner, and silent and live auctions. The Partners in Education Golf Classic is the foundation’s major annual fundraiser, and proceeds will fund ongoing support of programs across the district. These programs serve over 35,000 students in 39 schools throughout San Diego and Poway and help prepare students for college; advance science, technology, engineering, arts, and math skills; and support rigor, relevance, and relationships in every classroom. PUSD Foundation President Fred Pierce noted, “The annual golf classic also provides a perfect forum for community leaders to get together, to network, and to support a great cause. Our students are the future of our community.” The foundation is currently seeking sponsors, auction items, and golfing. For more information visit www.pusdfoundation.org or call 858-668-4041.

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1. The cast of The Little Mermaid performed at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts (PCPA) as part of the PCPA Foundation’s Arts in Education Initiative. 2. Garden Road Elementary School student Mason and his mother, Amity. 3. Meadowbrook Middle School PTA Reflections Award of Excellence recipients led the pledge of allegiance at a recent Poway City Council meeting. From left to right: Kailin Storms, Logan Van Pelt, Michelle Perry, Chloe Johnston, Kylie Kim, Grace Mihata, and Isha Pasumarthi. 4. Einstein and Lainey horsing around in 92064. 5. Bill Mullett of San Diego Granite, the event organizer, along with Karen Dunn of Poway Transmissions, Chris Johnson of the Poway Sheriff’s Department, and Terri Rogelstad of Rancho Bernardo High School came together and raised over $9,800 at their 2nd Annual Best Buddies Fundraiser. 6. Lucas Condon, coached by Josh Miranda of the Poway Slammers youth wrestling program, placed first in the 75 lb Intermediate Division at the San Diego and Imperial County Wrestling Association Championship tournament. 7. Professional Skateboarder Brendon Villanueva Shifty Flips over the ledge at Poway Skatepark, his hometown training center. Photo by Poway native Chad Hargrove. 8. From left to right, Michelle Perry, Deputy Mayor Dave Grosch, Grace Mihata, Mayor Steve Vaus, and Chloe Johnston at a recent City Council meeting. 9. Mrs. Pon serves up some literature at the All You Can Read Diner. 10. The Poway Mystix field hockey girls have a blast at a recent clinic.

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EXPLORATION

EDUCATION COUNTRY MONTESSORI SCHOOL OF POWAY FOSTERS CHILDREN’S ENTHUSIASM FOR LEARNING

by LAINEY KRAL | photos provided by Country Montessori School of Poway

or 26 years, Country Montessori School (CMS) has encouraged local students to explore, achieve, and develop into lifelong learners. As a full member school of the American Montessori Society (AMS), CMS is able to provide the individualized, comprehensive curriculum that allows students to thrive. “CMS develops intellectual, responsible, caring members of the community and world,” shared Adela Corrales, Head of School. She oversees daily

operations at the school, which is a nonprofit organization governed by a parent/teacher board of directors. The school serves students from preschool through fifth grade and provides a broad, creative curriculum. Classes include music, Spanish, art instruction, physical education, and computer lab sessions. “The key Montessori philosophy is fostering children’s enthusiasm for learning,” explained Adela. “Therefore, Montessori curriculum must incorporate fun with academics.” Montessori learning materials are designed to invite discovery and grow with the

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child, containing multiple levels of challenge that can be used repeatedly. “We are a collaborative community where older students serve as role models for our younger students,” said Adela. “Students are a part of a community, not just a school. We believe in educating the whole child: intellectual, physical, emotional, and social.” The small class sizes and team-teaching approach help students feel comfortable and engaged with their teachers and classmates. Elementary classes have just 10 students per teacher, and preschool or early childhood

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development classes have just 12 students per teacher. Each classroom is led by two to four credentialed teachers, all of whom are AMStrained and certified. “This allows students to draw from the strengths of multiple teachers instead of one, and allows the teachers to create a more comprehensive analysis of each child’s educational growth,” said Adela. The campus itself is constantly upgrading and adapting to suit the growing needs of the student community. A new elementary building, shade structures, and artificial turf are a few of the recent improvements. The entire community can look forward to participating in the Montessori mission with some exciting upcoming events. The annual CMS Auction and Dinner Benefit at Madera’s Country Club will be held April 18, and the students of CMS will present a music and movement program on May 3 at the Poway Center for the Performing Arts. ¢

AT-A-GLANCE Name of Business: Country Montessori School of Poway Head of School: Ms. Adela Corrales Years in Position: 7 Year of Establishment: 1989 Address: 12642 Monte Vista Rd., Poway, CA 92064 Website: www.countrymontessori.org Email: adelac@countrymontessori.org Phone: 858-673-1756 Description of business: Country Montessori School (CMS) is a nonprofit educational institution dedicated to providing traditional Montessori teaching methods while integrating the latest technologies. Their mission is to foster independent, academically prepared, and socially responsible citizens of the world.

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2015 SUMMER

CAMP GUIDE S

WE UNCOVER WHAT MAKES NORTH COUNTY SAN DIEGO A SUMMER CAMPER’S DREAM

ummer camps merge exploration and self-expression within a hands-on learning environment. They also promote independence, a sense of belonging, and friendship, which boosts self-esteem and development. And with a good amount of summer camps set in the beautiful outdoors, camps not only cultivate new skills but also provide us with the opportunity to immerse ourselves in nature

and breathe in the fresh air. With prime locations near the ocean, parks, and campgrounds, North County San Diego boasts a wide variety of summer camps for children and teens of all ages and interests for the artist, athlete, comedian, or animal lover in the family. Whether a child or teen is looking for a traditional camp experience, a weekend science and discovery camp, a creative experience with an art camp or a sports camp, summer camps in North County cater to them all. Our summer camp guide provides an inside scoop on the camp options available this upcoming season. We invite you to read along and discover the adventure awaiting you.

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POWAY'S AWARD-WINNING SWIM AND TENNIS PROGRAMS YOUTH CAN ADVANCE THEIR SWIMMING AND TENNIS SKILLS AT PACIFIC SWIM SUMMER SWIM TEAM OR RANCHO ARBOLITOS SWIM AND TENNIS CAMPS FROM JUNE 15 THROUGH AUG. 15 by LYDIA COBB | photos by Zeena Gregg Photography

he philosophy at Pacific Swim and Rancho Arbolitos Swim and Tennis Camps is all about having fun while making friends, learning sportsmanship, and building skills. Summer swim team and swim and tennis camps both run from June 15 to Aug. 15.

programs for top athletes who compete in the global arena, many of whom have received full tennis scholarships to top Division I schools. In 2012 the U.S. Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) named Catalin the San Diego Coach of the Year by USPTA.

Swim & Tennis Camp Parents can choose full-day camps from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and half-day camps from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Weeklong sessions feature tennis or swim and tennis combined. “For 20 years our camps have provided a safe place in the summer for kids to make new friends while learning to swim and play tennis,” revealed Owner Di Molenaar. Kids are divided by age and ability, from beginning to advanced in swim and tennis. In the pool and on the court, children can work on technique, play games, and win prizes. The onsite snack bar provides hot dogs and hamburgers for lunch. Smoothies, ice cream, and Friday Pizza are treats during the week. Plus, working parents can fit camps into their schedules. Early drop off and aftercare are available. “Kids enjoy the full-week swim and tennis camp,” advised Di. They play tennis from 9 to 11 a.m., followed by a snack break. Free play swim occurs for the next half hour, and then they are organized into groups for a one-hour swim lesson – spa breaks are included when needed. This summer they’re presenting Catalin Chira. He is proficient in high-performance coaching and develops training

Pacific Swim Summer Swim Team The Pacific Swim coaches are CPR, Lifeguard, and USA Swim Coach Certified. “We have taught and coached thousands of kids from Poway and San Diego over the past 28 years,” added Di. The kids have a good time while learning and improving their strokes and new skills. Swimmers attend three times per week and there are three fun novice swim meets where everyone wins ribbons. In the beginner novice class the swimmers must be able to swim across the pool in freestyle and backstroke. Their lessons last 30 minutes. The advanced novice swimmers know their strokes and swim three times weekly for one hour. Days and times are flexible as multiple classes are offered in the morning or afternoon, Monday through Thursday and Saturday morning. Dan Peck is Pacific Swim’s Gold Group Coach and was named high school coach of the year in California. Owen Molenaar is Pacific Swim’s Blue group coach. He has coached many USA Top 10 age group swimmers over the years, and was awarded San Diego age group coach of the year. Pacific Swim swimmers have received swim scholarships to Harvard, UCLA, Auburn, Cal Poly, UC Santa Barbara, Rice, Penn State, Denver, Texas, and many other outstanding universities. ¢

“WE HAVE TAUGHT AND COACHED THOUSANDS OF KIDS FROM POWAY AND SAN DIEGO OVER THE PAST 28 YEARS.”

AT-A-GLANCE Name of Business: Owner: Years in Position: Established: Address: Website: Email: Description of Business:

Pacific Swim and Rancho Arbolitos in Poway Di Molenaar 27 1990 14343 Silverset St., Poway, CA 92064 www.psswim.com and www.ranchoarbolitos.com dimolenaar@me.com Rancho Arbolitos is a private recreational and sporting club with nine tennis courts, an entertainment pavilion, barbecues, a fitness center, and two year-round heated pools. Family, single, and nonresident memberships are offered. Masters swimmers and league tennis players train at the club. The Pacific Swim Team is a competitive swim team and beginner lesson program for all ages.

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BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER SAN DIEGO

he Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego (BGCGSD) is committed to helping kids of all backgrounds and interests develop into well-rounded, successful young adults. “Our clubs are an age-appropriate place of physical and emotional safety and stability for our club members, where they have structure and clearly defined boundaries,” said Brandon Horrocks, Vice President of Operations. “Our youth can build strong, positive connections with adult role models and their peers. The staff makes the club feel like a home where members can be free to be themselves and enjoy being kids.” BGCGSD focuses on programs that promote academic success, character development, and healthy lifestyles. They offer spring break camps from March 23 to April 24 as well as Ultimate Summer Camps from June through August. A typical camp week includes arts and crafts, computer lab time, physical fitness activities, game room time, and field trips. Learn more about the programs at www.sdyouth.org. ¢

FROZEN ROPES

s the all-star staff is proud to say, “There is never an off-season at Frozen Ropes!” The baseball and softball training program provides year-round opportunities for young athletes to learn and grow. With locations in 4S Ranch and Del Mar, Frozen Ropes is the largest baseball and softball development program in San Diego and offers private lessons, classes, cage rentals, clinics, camps, and travel ball teams. Frozen Ropes looks forward to the start of Summer League 2015 – last year’s program hosted over 200 young players! Participants in all programs range from 3 to 18 years old, and camps are offered for ages 6 to 12. Parents can sign their children up for morning, afternoon, or full-day sessions, and 2015 camps run every week of summer beginning June 12. “Player development is our priority at Frozen Ropes,” explained General Manager Curt Holcombe. Staff members include coaches who have won National Championships and played in the Minor Leagues as well as Ron Witmeyer, who played with the Oakland A’s and coached at Stanford and UC Berkeley. Learn more at www.sdfrozenropes.com, or call the 4S Ranch location at 858-485-9399 and the Del Mar location at 858-643-9390. ¢

NORTH COUNTY GYMNASTICS & THE GYMINNY KIDS

et ready to tumble into summer! North County Gymnastics & The Gyminny Kids (NCG/GK) has the perfect camp for children of all ages and abilities. Children can choose from halfday recreational camps, skill clinic camps, high school, tumbling, and acrobatics-focused camps. Program Director Karen Mcguire explained, “NCG/GK was formed out of our enthusiasm for working with children and our desire to encourage students of all ages to lead a healthier and happier existence through physical activity.” Sessions are offered throughout the year on holidays as well as during the summer. “Children are grouped by age and camp preference as well as with any friends they have requested to be with,” said Karen. “Each camp session starts with a warm-up and review of safety rules. Then groups take turns with our famous Bungee Bouncer system, trampolines, and other equipment as well as enjoying craft and snack time provided by the gym.” At NCG/GK everything is possible with an awardwinning facility and highly trained staff. The 17,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility is recognized as a Gold Medal Children’s Facility by the Character Counts Program. With a combined total of over 300 years of experience, the star-studded staff of 27 includes Miss Yufei, the 2005 Chinese All-Around Champion, Mr. Dave, a California Coaches Association High School Coach of the Year, and Mr. Daniel, a nationally ranked judge at regional gymnastics competitions. All staff members are CPR/First Aid Certified and many also hold safety certifications through USA Gymnastics. ¢

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DEL MAR JUNIOR LIFEGUARD PROGRAM

his summer, let your child build confidence, improve fitness, and learn how to save lives. The Del Mar Junior Lifeguards (ages 9-17) and Little Turtles (ages 7-8) programs offer an opportunity for children to learn about the ocean and practice First Aid and lifesaving techniques. Activities during the one, two, and four-week sessions include beach games, warm-up swims, surf lessons, oceanography lessons, and mock rescues. “We are here to learn and have fun, make new friends, push ourselves physically and mentally, have new experiences, and expand our horizons,” shared Director Turtle Rudolph. The comprehensive training programs are led by a team of enthusiastic instructors, each of whom is First Aid/CPR certified and has at least three years of certified lifeguarding experience in addition to specialty qualifications. “Each strives to pass along their excitement about the ocean and their sense of discipline and integrity to their students,” said Turtle. By prioritizing leadership, respect for others, and responsibility for self and others, she and the rest of the team create a positive and enriching environment for all campers. To learn more call 760-944-1657 or visit www.delmarjg.com. ¢

THE INSPIRED MIND LEARNING CENTER

he Inspired Mind Learning Center has something to offer for any student who wants to have a blast while brushing up on math and science skills. In addition to one-on-one math tutoring services, the center offers a variety of special camps throughout the year. This summer, students can look forward to week-long science camps in biology, robotics, engineering, and general science, as well as math review camps to brush up on fundamentals before heading back to school. “We believe children learn best when they are inspired,” shared Owner David Robins. “Every child can be successful in material that is taught in a way that speaks to them as individuals.” The Inspired Mind Learning Center accomplishes this by fostering a relationship of trust and understanding between students and tutors. The center’s multisensory curriculum caters to all kinds of learners by using all five senses to improve learning and retention. Hands-on activities are a chance for students to see how math concepts are applied in the world outside school. To learn more visit www.myinspiredmind.com. ¢

MARANATHA CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS

hen local public schools are closing up at the end of the semester, Maranatha Christian Schools (MCS) is gearing up for another fun-filled summer. With over 30 enrichment classes and sports camps, the MCS summer programs have something to offer every student from preschool through eighth grade, and the schedules are flexible to accommodate any family’s needs. Academic enrichment options range from general kindergarten and first grade preparation courses to subject-specific English and math courses, as well as courses in music, rocketry, arts and crafts, cooking, and other extracurricular fields to explore. MCS sports camps are led by varsity coaches who teach basic and advanced skills in cheer, flag football, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, and more. Coaches emphasize fundamental skills, sportsmanship, and character development on the field. And Theatre Camp is always a hit, letting students explore all the elements of production, from acting and dancing to stage combat and set design. All summer staff members have passed Live Scan screening and background checks, and most are credentialed teachers and coaches at MCS during the school year. Staff members are also trained in CPR and First Aid.

Over the years, the passionate teachers and comprehensive program have made a lasting impression on students and parents alike. “We’ve had several families who were so impressed with the friendly, caring staff and well-coordinated activities, they decided to enroll their children in our school,” said Julie Elliott, Director of the Summer Camp program. To learn more please call 858-759-9737 or visit www.maranathachristianschools.org. 

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FACTS POWAY YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE

Summer camps are a $15 billion dollar industry More than 12,000 camps exist in the U.S., with 7,000 overnight and 5,000 day camps Each year more than 11 million children and adults attend camp in the U.S. Camps employ more than 1,500,000 staff to work in various camp positions The top five camp activities in the U.S. are swimming, arts & crafts, ropes, archery, and miscellaneous water activities

*Stats and figures provided by the American Camp Association

ick off summer vacation with Poway Youth Soccer League’s (PYSL) fun-filled soccer camps. The Summer Camp program provides a week of intensive soccer training for players of all levels – the week begins with an evaluation so campers can be grouped according to age and experience. Summer Camp sessions are $125 and are available June 15 through 19, June 22 through 26, July 6 through 10, and July 20 through 24. The Advanced Camp for ages 13 through 17 is designed for older players looking for a more challenging camp experience. Weeklong sessions are $175 and run June 29 through July 3 or Aug. 3 through 7. All camps run from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The director of coaching is Jean Willrich, a San Diego Sockers Hall of Famer who played on the U.S. Olympic team in 1984. He has coached youth soccer since 1989. The director of player development is Christine Drummond, who has played on a variety of varsity, intramural, women’s, and men’s leagues. As a coach, she has lead numerous teams to tournament championships. Learn more at www.powayyouthsoccer.com. ¢

OUTPOST SUMMER CAMPS photo by Robert Benson

wner/Director of Outpost Summer Camps Stuart Jones grew up with an outdoor summer camp, Tom Sawyer Camps, when he was younger. “We hiked, rode horses, made forts, sang songs, performed skits, got muddy, and learned how to make and keep friends with both the campers and counselors,” he explained. He spent 14 summers there as a camper, counselor, and director, and then decided to start his own venture, Outpost Summer Camps in 2001. Outpost Summer Camps offers three traditional camp

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programs to children between the ages of 3 and 14, serving Poway and surrounding areas. According to Stuart, “Each camp has exciting, age-appropriate activities for the different age groups, but all share in the philosophy of creative, spontaneous fun facilitated by the counselors and campers.” Three-week long sessions is what makes Outpost Summer Camps unique. Stuart explained, “In this amount of time children of all temperaments have enough time to learn names, get completely comfortable with routines, and make and keep new friends.” Children are able to form genuine relationships while at camp. Another way the camps stand out is with their commitment to safety. Outpost Camps have been continuously accredited by the American Camp Association and have also received Markel Insurance’s coveted Safety First designation for consecutive seasons with a perfect safety record. Stuart and his wife both have degrees in psychology and bring years of long-term child development experience to Outpost. Additionally, the duo hires, trains, and retains their director team from their best counselors, who have invested 8 to 10 years at the camps and are specialized in their programs. For more information about Outpost Summer Camps visit www.outpostsummercamps.com. 

SUMMER CAMP DIRECTORY 4S Ranch Sports Park www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/parks/centers/4s.html

Art 4 Children Summer Camp www.art4children.com

Art Venture LLC www.artventurellc.com

Academy by the Sea www.abts.com

California Ballet School www.californiaballetschool.com California Youth Conservatory Theatre www.cyctheatre.com

Bishop’s School Summer Camps www.bishops.com

Camp Fire USA www.campfiresdi.org

Academy of our Lady of Peace www.aolp.org

Bounce California www.bouncecalifornia.com

Camp Jaycee www.lfjcc.org/camp

Academy of World Dance n’ Arts www.worldancenarts.com

Boys & Girls Club of America www.bgca.org

Camp Run a Muk

Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diego

Camp Simcha www.campsimcha.org/calendar

Academy of Dance Arts www.academyofdanceartssandiego.com

Ace Tutoring www.acetutoring.com Advertisement on page 11 ACT - San Diego www.actsandiego.com Adrenaline Lacrosse www.adrln.com/lacrosse/camps All-Star Academy www.all-staracademy.com All Star Dance www.allstardance.net

www.facebook.com/pages/Camp-Run-A-Muk/104123639677819

www.sdyouth.org The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego promote academic success, character development, and healthy lifestyles for young campers. Featured on page 36

Camp Stevens www.campstevens.org/summer Carlsbad Art Farm www.carlsbadartfarm.com

Bronco Ball - RB www.rbbroncoball.com Buck Up Rides www.buckuprides.com

Carlsbad Educational Foundation www.cefacademy.org www.carlsbaded.org

Bushikan Karate Dojo www.bushikan.com

Carlsbad Lagoon www.carlsbadlagoon.com

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DANCEOLOGY PERFORMING ARTS CAMPUS

et into a new routine this summer with a fun-filled dance camp at Danceology Performing Arts Campus! Danceology offers a broad variety of camps and classes throughout the eight-week summer session for young boys and girls of all experience levels. “The camps are engaging atmospheres designed to build the foundation and love of dance while cultivating a personal relationship with the family and the student,” explained Danceology Owner Nicole Lucia. “We assess each dancer’s individual level and commitment and recommend classes specially designed for your child’s need.” Programs include five different tiny tot camps, intermediate workshops, and a beginning cheer/hip hop camp for ages 7 to 10. There are also boys-only hip hop and tap classes, as well as an adaptive dance class for young girls with special needs – the only local dance studio to offer such a program. Two important parts of the Danceology experience are the welcoming environment and high quality of instruction. Instructors are CPR-certified and always on-hand to guide young dancers. The emphasis on nurturing and confidence-building has proven to have incredible results. Over the years, Danceology students have accepted college scholarships and developed professional careers in the industry. “Since we’ve been open for over a decade, we’ve become experts in the field of dance,” said Nicole. “We’ve found our niche in creating that love and passion for performance and dance at a young age.” Sabrina Roux, a proud Danceology parent, enthusiastically attested to the program’s success. “We treasure every summer spent at Danceology,” she shared. “My daughter would not be as poised and well-rounded of a dancer today without having started in one of Danceology’s dance camps.” Find out more at www.danceology.biz. ¢

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Carmel Valley Art Studio www.cvartstudio.com Church’s Martial Arts www.churchsmartialarts.com City of Carlsbad www.carlsbadconnect.org City of Poway www.poway.org/218/Day-Camp-Program City of San Marcos www.san-marcos.net

Frozen Ropes

Maggie’s Art www.maggiesart.webs.com

Fox Mountain Adventures www.foxmountainadventures.com www.sdfrozenropes.com Kids ages 3 to 18 have a blast learning softball and baseball skills with the top professionals at Frozen Ropes. Featured on page 36

Genuine Volleyball www.genuinevolleyball.com

City of Vista - Recreation Day Camps www.vistarecreation.com

Get Air Sports www.getairsports.com

Club Dive San Diego www.divesandiego.com

Girl Scout Camp www.sdgirlscouts.org

Coast Volleyball www.coastvbc.com

Gyminny Kids & North County Gymnastics

Congregation Beth Am www.betham.com Country Montessori www.countrymontessori.org Advertisement on page 32, 55 CP3 West Coast Youth Camp www.cp3camps.com CYT (Christian Youth Theatre) www.cyt.org

Dance to Evolve - Dance & Tumbling Class www.dancetoevolve.com/san-diego/summer-dance-camps

www.gyminnykids.com Young campers of all ages and abilities can tumble into summer with North County Gymnastics & The Gyminny Kids. Featured on page 36 Advertisement on pages 42, 61

Helen Woodward www.animalcenter.org High Bluff Academy www.highbluffacademy.com Horizon Prep www.horizonprep.org

Mad Science of San Diego www.sandiego.madscience.org

Maranatha Christian

www.maranathachristianschools.org Maranatha Christian Schools offers exciting summer camps in academics, athletics, and the arts for children and teens of all ages. Featured on page 37 Master Sports www.mastersports.com Mathnasium - 4S Ranch www.mathnasium.com/4sranch Mathnasium - Carmel Valley www.mathnasium.com/carmelvalley Mathnasium - Carlsbad www.mathnasium.com/carlsbad Mathnasium - La Costa www.mathnasium.com/lacosta Mathnasium - Mira Mesa/Scripps Ranch www.mathnasium.com/miramesa Mathnasium - Poway www.Mathnasium.com/poway Advertisement on page 4 Mathnasium - PQ www.mathnasium.com/ranchopq Mathnasium - San Marcos www.mathnasium.com/sanmarcos

iD Tech Summer Camps - Cal State San Marcos www.idtech.com

McArt Studio www.mcartstudio.com

www.danceology.biz Danceology offers a broad variety of fun-filled camps and classes for young boys and girls of all experience levels. Featured on page 39 Advertisement on pages 57, 61

Innovations Academy Charter School www.innovationsacademy.org

Mega Arte Riding Academy www.ridingacademy.biz

Inspired Movement Dance & Peforming arts www.inspiredmovementdance.com

Menehune Surf www.MenehuneSurf.com

Del Mar Ballet www.delmarballet.com

Mission Bay Sportcenter Summer Camp www.missionbaysportcenter.com

Danceology

Del Mar Golf Center www.delmargolfcenter.com

Del Mar Jr. Lifeguards

www.delmarjg.com Kids ages 7 to 17 can play, learn, and gain life-saving skills this summer with the Del Mar Junior Lifeguards and Little Turtles programs. Featured on page 37 Del Mar Pines School www.delmarpines.com Drawn2Art San Diego www.kidsartclasses.com

EDU Learning Center www.edulearningcenter.com Encinitas Country Day School www.encinitascountrydayschools.org Encinitas Junior Lifeguards www.encinitasjg.com Endless Summer Surf Camp www.endlesssummersurfcamp.com

Jewish Family Service of San Diego www.jfssd.org JH Ranch www.jhranch.com

Kid Ventures - 4S Ranch www.indoorplaysandiego.com

Lancer Dancer Junior Dance Camp www.lancerdancers.com La Jolla Country Day School www.ljcds.org La Jolla Surf Camp www.lajollasurfcamp.com Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center www.lfjcc.org Leading Note Studios www.leadingnotestudios.com Leucadia Surf School www.leucadiasurfschool.com Little Artists www.mylittleartists.com

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Monart School of the Arts www.northsandiegomonart.com Morgan Run Club Resort www.clubcorp.com Morgan Run Resort www.clubcorp.com/MorganRunClub Museum of Making Music www.museumofmakingmusic.org

North County Soccer Park www.ncspsoccer.com Advertisement on page 12

O Outpost Summer Camps

www.outpostsummercamps.com Outpost Summer Camps is excited to bring traditional, old-fashioned summer day camp programs to kids ages 3 to 14 to Carmel Valley and surrounding areas. Featured on page 38

San Diego Saddle Club www.sandiegosaddleclub.cm

The Safari Kid School www.safarikidusa.com

San Diego Soccer Club www.sandiegosoccerclub.org

The Wave Waterpark www.thewavewaterpark.com

www.ranchoarbolitosclub.com Serve up some fun this summer with Rancho Arbolitos and Pacific Swim’s swim and tennis camp options for children ages 5 to 14. Featured on page 34

San Diego Sol www.sandiegosol.com

Torrey Pines Pop Warner www.torreypinespw.com

San Diego Zoo’s Safari Park Summer Camp www.SanDiegoZoo.org

TRC Gymnastics Inc. www.trcgymnastics.com

Palomar Outdoor Adventures Camp www.pccc.org

San Marcos AYSO Soccer www.sanmarcosayso.org

Tutoring Club www.TutoringClub.com

Pari Land www.pariland.com

Santa Fe Montessori www.santafemontessori.org

Poway Youth Soccer League

Scripps Performing Arts www.scrippsperformingarts.com

Pacific Lacrosse www.paclax.org

Pacific Swim+Rancho Arbolitos

www.powayyouthsoccer.com Poway Youth Soccer League’s Summer Camp and Advanced Camp programs give kids the chance to improve skills, build friendships, and have fun. Featured on page 38 Advertisement on page 49

SEP So Cal Youth Camp www.sepsocal.org

Rancho El Camino Riding School www.ranchoelcamino.com Rancho Family YMCA www.rancho.ymca.org Rancho Valencia Resort www.ranchovalencia.com

United States Youth Volleyball League - Whole sports www.USYVL.com

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he young players of the Poway American Little League (PALL) took the field last month for a fantastic Opening Day. The 54th season kicked off at the Tierra Bonita Little League Fields, starting with the annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast. Miss Poway and her Royal Court were on the field to celebrate as well. Next was the Parade of Players, where all of the kids and coaches showed off their united team spirit. PALL President Brad Holliday emceed the event, which included a special visit from the San Diego Padres’ Pad Squad and Friar. The day concluded with several opening day games. Learn more about PALL at www.eteamz.com/pallbaseball. ¢

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ocal author Stephanie Diaz recently hosted a launch party for the release of her second novel. Stephanie Diaz grew up in Poway and graduated from Poway High School in 2010. She knew she wanted to be an author since a very young age, and has achieved that dream earlier than most. While she was a 19-year-old film student at San Diego State University, she sold her debut Young Adult science fiction trilogy to St. Martin’s Griffin/Macmillan. Stephanie is now 22 years old, having graduated SDSU in 2013, and was thrilled to see the second book in the trilogy reach bookshelves this year. Rebellion continues the saga that began in Extraction, the story of one planet’s extreme contrasts between the toxic surface world and the safer, privileged world of the core. Sixteen-year-old Clementine finds herself caught in the heart of the deadly conflict between the two zones. Stephanie shared that the launch party at Warwick’s bookstore in La Jolla was a great success and lots of fun for her and readers alike. “We had a great turn-out at the event!” said Stephanie. “About 40 people showed up for books, cupcakes, and sparkling cider.” She gave a talk about the journey to Rebellion’s publication, as well as the other books in the series. She then answered questions from the crowd and signed copies of the book. She concluded, “It was an awesome time.” The final book in the trilogy is titled Evolution and is scheduled to come out this fall. Learn more about Stephanie and her work at www.stephaniediazbooks.com. ¢

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he Tierra Bonita Education Foundation (TBEF) once again hosted a fabulous affair with the 11th Annual STARs Dinner and Auction in support of Tierra Bonita Elementary School. Foundation members, parents, and other community members gathered together for a Hollywood-themed night of auctions, refreshments, dancing, and laughter. The festivities took place at Maderas Golf Club, complete with the big white “hollywood” letters on the front lawn. “STARs stands for Science, Technology, Arts, and Reading, and it represents the underfunded programs at our school that our foundation focuses on,” shared STARs Committee Co-Chair Judith McAulay, who organized the event along with fellow co-chair Holly Mefford II. “Our foundation and PTA jointly sponsor and benefit from this event, and this year, one area of fundraising focus will be to sponsor a performing arts program for Tierra Bonita children.” Learn more at www.tbesstars.com. ¢

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a new school, with people we’ve never met; the scary part is not knowing what to expect.” While seniors are busy making big decisions about their future, juniors will begin to take the ACT and SAT while also beginning college research to help them decide where they want to apply when their senior year rolls around. Kaitlyn Umsted reflects on how quickly her three years of high school have gone by. She states that as a junior it is sad knowing that, in just a few short months, she will go from seeing her senior friends every day to very rarely.

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r. Melanie Duong opened the doors of Sun Orthodontics in 1997 and has served the community ever since. “We are passionate about what we do every day to create beautiful, radiant smiles and healthy, functional bites for our clients. Our team firmly believes in combining art, science, and the latest technology to accomplish these goals,” stated Dr. Duong. The practice offers comprehensive orthodontic treatment for all ages, treating a wide spectrum of dental and skeletal problems, including crowding, spacing, crossbite, overbite, underbite, and growth problems. Sun Orthodontics collaborates with general dentists, periodontists, prosthodontists, and oral surgeons on many cases, including those that are complex and require multiple steps and procedures. According to Dr. Duong, patients will notice the warm, comfortable environment of the practice, offering Wi-Fi, gourmet coffee, movies, and video games before appointments.

The staff is committed to building longterm relationships with their clients, offering scheduling flexibility and the ability to be a part of the treatment decision-making process. “We involve our patients in their initial consultation and treatment options and in every step along the way,” explained Dr. Duong. Sun Orthodontics is also at the forefront of orthodontic technology, implementing the latest innovations such as digital radiology, CBCT scans, self-ligation brackets, Invisalign, and Propel (accelerated orthodontic treatment) to obtain the optimal results in an efficient timeline. Dr. Duong and her team regularly attend continuing education courses and seminars on the latest advances in equipment and techniques. The smiles they helped create have graced runways, television shows Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, the big screen Bring It On, and many pageant stages where their patients have been crowned (Miss Teen

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Rancho Bernardo, Miss Teen Poway, Runner SUN ORTHODONTICS Up Miss Teen China). The Sun Orthodontics team was handpicked by Dr. Duong, and each member is highly trained and skilled. Dr. Duong herself has received numerous accolades, including the San Diego Award for Best in Orthodontics, America’s Top Dentist, and Reader’s Choice Best Orthodontist in North County Inland. She is an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists, the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists, and the San Diego Society of Dentists, as well as working to improve women’s welfare with Soroptimist International of Ranch Bernardo. As one of Dr. Duong’s clients shared, “I couldn’t have asked for a better orthodontist! Dr. Duong has a genuine concern for her patient and is attentive to detail. I always receive compliments on how great my smile looks – and advice on how I should thank my parents for the great investment they made.” The patient added, “Dr. Duong not only cares about your teeth, but cares about you as a person too. She has sponsored me in pageants, including Miss Rancho Bernardo Teen and Miss Philippines of San Diego. She also attended my birthday celebrations. Dr. Duong put my braces on when I was 13 and took them off when I was 14. I am now 22 years old and still keep in touch with her. If you choose her as an orthodontist, you also choose her as a friend for years to come.” ¢

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enny Ribnik and her husband moved here 26 years ago to raise their family. Penny retired in 2012 as a director and teacher at St. Bartholomew’s Preschool. Her husband is a retired analyst. They’re still in Poway with their two dogs, and now three grown children and one grandson. “I was looking for a volunteer opportunity that would allow me to work with children on a long-term basis,” mentioned Penny Ribnik. “I found Voices for Children on a volunteer match site and the rest is history.” Voices for Children was founded in 1980. The private, nonprofit organization recruits, trains, and supervises court-appointed special advocates, called CASAs, who advocate for the rights and wellbeing of foster children in San Diego.

As a CASA volunteer, Penny acts as a fact-finder for judges who preside over foster children’s cases. She visits with her case child (or siblings) at least monthly to gather information from the child, caregivers, family members, court documents, social workers, healthcare providers, and school officials. A CASA, like Penny, is often the only consistent adult presence in a foster child’s life. “There is no ‘perfect family’ and it can be difficult to weigh all the factors in a case and decide on a recommendation,” added Penny. “However, my supervisor is always there to discuss my cases with me and to offer advice. It is extremely rewarding to see a foster child be reunited with his or her family, or to see a child who has been in the foster

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care system for most of his or her life find a forever family.” Volunteers are needed. Many foster children do not yet have an advocate. Upcoming information sessions and other ways to help Voices of Children can be found on www.speakupnow.org. With children still in focus, Penny and two friends, also retired educators, run a preschool program at San Diego Botanic Garden once a month. Penny likes to crochet, craft, search for treasures in the thrift shops along Poway Road, and enjoy local cuisine with her husband. She’s learning new things. She took a class on mindfulness meditation at Pomerado Hospital. Her love for children inspires Penny to continue giving back, even as she’s learning to sew to make tiny clothes for her new grandson. ¢

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:::: DENTISTRY PROFILE “The most rewarding part about my profession is that I can treat a family and watch them grow up.”

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n August 2014, Dr. Ellen Im took over the former Poway Kids Dental Care to open Dr. Ellen Im Pediatric Dentistry. “I wanted to put my name to the practice, letting parents know who will be treating their child,” shared Dr. Ellen. “I believe seeing one doctor strengthens the doctor-family relationship to help establish trust and familiarity. It has always been my philosophy to create a comfortable environment where if I were a parent, I would be content to bring my family to the practice.” As both a board certified pediatric dentist and a mother of two, Dr. Ellen believes that every child is a gift and treats each child as her own. From the healthy to the medically compromised and developmentally disabled, she specializes in oral health treatment for infants, children, and teens. Dr. Ellen’s approach is to focus on the individual needs of the child and to deliver quality treatment according to those needs. “Dr. Ellen Im displays an obvious passion and dedication to her patients and practice,” wrote Jennifer in a Google review. “My daughter enjoys the upbeat and colorful

environment set up for the kids,” wrote another mom. Several reviewers had similar comments – that their children were no longer scared of the dentist. “After the first visit,” wrote Danny, “Joshua asked when he could go back.” “The most rewarding part about my profession is that I can treat a family and watch them grow up,” added Dr. Ellen. Every procedure is explained in a positive and child-friendly way. Parents are welcome to accompany their children during the visit. With state-of-the-art technology, Dr. Ellen employs laser dentistry, which is valuable for reducing discomfort in soft tissue treatment for issues such as tongue-ties and canker sores. For more anxious patients, sedation dentistry is an option to provide a little extra comfort. To broaden services for her patients, Dr. Ellen partners with an orthodontist to offer orthodontic treatment. Dr. Ellen Im is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. Because of her aptitude for science and the appeal of dentistry’s hands-on approach, she attended the University of Maryland Dental

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School after graduating from UC Irvine with a B.S. in biology. Having had a caring pediatric dentist growing up, Dr. Ellen understands the impact pediatric dentists can have on the health and self-esteem of children. She completed a pediatric dental clerkship in dental school, and was awarded for excellence in patient care. Since graduating dental school and even during her pediatric dental residency in D.C., she provided dental care to the underserved pediatric population in the greater Baltimore and D.C. area. Dr. Ellen contributes a great deal of her personal time to the community. She and her team visit schools to give interactive oral hygiene presentations and conduct free dental screenings with take-home kits. The practice also sponsors sports teams and community events. Dr. Ellen understands the importance of a strong community and holds fast to her motto of “building a healthy community one smile at a time.” ¢

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Beds

Baths

Est SF

Price

13764 Midland Road

Beds Baths Est SF 2

871

$287,500

Price

Address 14237 York Avenue

1,489

$585,000

14263 Mariana Drive

1,428

$350,000

12623 Soule Street

2,082

$585,000

12160 Wilsey Way 17804 Valle De Lobo 13684 Comuna Drive

3 2 2

1,319 1,626 1,051

$350,000 $379,000 $379,900

13193 Treecrest Street 14243 High Valley 13595 Melissa Lane

3 5 3

3 3 2

1,545 2,287 1,776

$602,000 $610,000 $625,000

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1,439

$382,500

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2,052

$665,000

13604 Valle De Lobo

1,626

$395,000

12232 Sunrise Court

2,065

$665,000

13553 Carriage Road

1,089

$409,000

13247 Treecrest

1,807

$675,000

13021 Gate Drive

1,700

$420,000

17924 Saint Andrews Drive

3,019

$710,000

13102 Morene Street

1,288

$439,000

15249 Eastvale Road

2,240

$735,000

14452 Twin Peaks Road

1,130

$449,000

12765 Cherrywood Street

3,099

$740,000

13634 Somerset Road

1,080

$455,000

14618 Colony Way

2,577

$750,000

13832 Frame road

1,131

$460,000

14049 Old Station Road

2,106

$752,000

12810 Orpha court

1,598

$469,000

14864 Budwin Lane

2,800

$755,000

13020 Wanesta Drive

1,291

$470,000

17678 Tam O Shanter Drive

2,770

$805,000

14372 Poway Road

1,253

$471,000

12655 Butterwood

3,102

$865,000

15224 Amso

1,344

$473,500

14101 Arbolitos Drive

2,795

$875,000

13141 Neddick Avenue

1,646

$474,000

17162 Tam O Shanter Drive

2,998

$985,000

13844 Olive Mill Way

1,269

$477,490

16008 Cross Fox Court

3,226

$995,000

13548 Del Marino Avenue

1,502

$484,000

14216 Harrow Place

3,095

$1,039,000

12741 Via Sombras

1,874

$525,000

16080 Running Deer Trail

3,537

$1,100,000

13332 Floral Avenue

2,096

$529,000

11689 Eastfield Road

3,316

$1,150,000

12817 Francine Terrace

1,533

$529,500

17050 Edina Court

3,650

$1,275,000

13912 Granville

1,708

$539,000

15780 El Camino Entrada

4,837

$1,500,000

14139 Melodie Lane

1,638

$564,900

15195 Saddlebrook Lane

5,750

$1,900,000

13242 Olive Grove

1,584

$572,500

17864 Old Winemaster Way

6,150

$2,200,000

12874 Rios Road

1,621

$580,000

(complete list of homes sold in 92064 at www.92064magazine.com)

Information is compiled from a variety of databases and published by Susco Media Inc. for entertainment purposes only. Reproduction is strictly prohibited. Sales statistics are not affiliated with or provided by any participating advertiser or real estate professional contained in this publication. Properties contained in this list and online were sold by a variety of real estate brokers. 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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