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Las Patronas’ 69th annual Jewel Ball — one of the most glamorous annual fundraisers in San Diego since 1946 — sported a French theme for 2015, celebrating the bon vivant and the joie de vivre in high style on Aug. 8 at the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club. Bien sur there was Champagne, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and auctions, toutefois, dinner and dancing to the music of Wayne Foster Entertainment provided the pièce de résistance. The major beneficiaries of the Las Patronas Jewel Ball 2015 are: Alpha Project for the Homeless; Arc of San Diego; Boys & Girls Clubs of San Diego; Living Coast Discovery Center; Mountain Health & Community Services, Inc.; Old Globe Theatre; The Preuss School UCSD; University of San Diego Hahn School of Nursing & Health Science; and San Diego Zoo Global.

This letter was also sent to the City of San Diego engineering department: Please tell me why the contractor is tearing up a newly constructed ramp at the still uncompleted lifeguard station project at La Jolla Cove? Why aren’t construction projects led with hard completion deadlines? Finish late, pay penalties. Finish early, get bonus.
This relatively small project is taking an unreasonable amount of time. Most of the time there are very few workers on the site. Today (Aug. 8) I only saw the one breaking up the new concrete ramp. Getting Saturday overtime?

Four generations of Bird Rock family’s work on view through August at the Bird Rock Coffee Roasters

Young woman disfigured by freak childhood accident dreams of becoming beautiful.

Guests sip, nosh and stroll through first of monthly art and shopping events

Large number of WindanSea vehicle break-ins, diners robbed at Shores’ eatery

About 250 people attend fundraiser for Democratic presidential contender

7790 Senn Way, La Jolla

imi Guarneri, MD, FACC, founder and president of the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM), is an award-winning La Jolla physician specializing in cardiology and integrative holistic medicine. Board-certified in cardiovascular disease, internal medicine, nuclear medicine and holistic medicine, she founded Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine in 1999, serving 15 years as medical director.
Senior advisor to the Atlantic Health System in New Jersey, she helped launch The Chambers Center for Wellbeing in 2014. She is expanding integrative healthcare into large systems including the US Veterans Health Administration by teaching hospital staff at the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. Locally, at Guarneri Integrative Health at Pacific Pearl La Jolla, she created a membership model combining MDs with naturopathic doctors (NDs) and internal medicine, cardiology and psychology. It features a comprehensive assessment with an MD/ND team and has acupuncture, healing touch, massage, bodywork, hypnotherapy and skincare providers.

What brought you to La Jolla?
I came to La Jolla in 1994 to train in interventional cardiology. Stents were pioneered by Scripps cardiologists Paul Teirstein, MD and Richard Schatz, MD, and I came as a Fellow to work with them for a year. I found La Jolla a revelation after winters in New York and knew I’d stay here.

“We are focused on improving the lives of women and girls through charitable work”