The Pierce-Morse Building: Gone but not forgotten

John Keats once said that “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” That might be said of the Pierce-Morse Building, an important part of the San Diego sky-line of the late 1800s and the first part of the 20th century. The building has a long and interesting history and boasts a bevy of notable personal

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Bishop’s skippers seek more wind as they tack to better finishes

Scholastic sailing is not for the faint-hearted. A “sailing browser” arrived at team practice, clambered (with difficulty with his 6-feet 5-inches tall frame) into the front of a coach’s “whaler”-type boat, and was immediately cast into the crosshairs of teen skippers tacking, going downwind, revers

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Father Joe’s staff members turn ideas to fix gap in social services into reality with mini-grants

Katina Harrison has noticed that when homeless people find housing they often have little to nothing to furnish their new dwelling. They move in without basic possessions such as a bed, furniture— even something as simple as soap and towels. The hollow space of their new home after years of living w

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