La Jolla Community Calendar, Feb. 18-25
Things to do in La Jolla this week, including civic meetings, lectures, workshops, classes and service opportunities
North Coast fancies a farce
A jealousy-fueled theatrical evening involving a philandering husband, a spurned lover and a scandalous discovery.
Let’s Review: ‘Guards at The Taj’
A revelation may lead beyond survival for two unsuspecting men guards.
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Winter Blues? Up Your Projections with a New Home Theater
San Diego home theater company on the latest projectors and elite home theater concepts
Material Choices: When Building a Home
San Diego construction company discusses home building materials
Let Inga Tell You: I spy
The downside of living in the same house for 43 years is that you don’t always get around to cleaning out the filing cabinets in a timely manner. And that’s how I recently, in a fit of organizational zeal, came across this souvenir photo given to me by the FBI from State Mutual Saving’s security cameras. It shows the miscreant who pointed a 45-calibre blue steel automatic at me and the teller from a distance of two feet in the course of robbing the bank during the first week of April in 1978. (Please note IBM Selectric in background for teller to type in entries to your savings passbook.)
‘The Last Match’ serves up life lessons at Old Globe
The world premiere of Anna Ziegler’s “The Last Match,” looks at how family and everyday life become a major factor of the game.
La Jolla groomer Gloria Erickson retires
Known for the “Zen environment” she creates for pets and her gentle touch, Erickson worked with area groomers before opening her own shops.
Scripps doc advocates for flu vaccines
Retired allergist and immunologist Donald Stevenson’s lecture to the Torrey Pines Rotary Club covered the structure, history, benefits of the flu vaccine