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Holocaust exhibit finds new downtown San Diego home, with permanent Liberty Station museum planned (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO — A Holocaust exhibit that has traveled across San Diego for the past six years has a new home at the downtown library — and a permanent future location has been announced. "Ruth – Remember Us the Holocaust" opened at the San Diego Central Library Tuesday morning and will remain there for two years. A permanent San Diego Holocaust Museum is planned for the Arts District at Liberty Station, under a 3-year lease with a 10-year automatic renewal. "This is a dream come true," curator Sandy
San Diego bodybuilder overcomes heart condition and medical side effects to win national title (opens the original)
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San Diego (KGTV) - James Kusuda's body didn't get built overnight — and it almost never got built at all. The San Diego bodybuilder had a 98% blockage of his LAD artery discovered at age 39, a frightening diagnosis made worse by a family history of fatal heart problems. "When I was 39, I started feeling some chest pain," Kusuda said. The year after his diagnosis, his father died from a heart issue at 59. An uncle died at 55 on a tennis court. Kusuda had a stent implanted and was prescribed stati
San Diego daycare makes kids with special needs feel Includ(Ed) (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - A Pacific Beach early childhood education center founded for children with special needs has grown from a single room to two full campuses in just a few years — and its founder says the mission is only getting bigger. Includ(Ed), located at Cass and Missouri streets, offers daycare, preschool, physical therapy, developmental therapy, and more, all under one roof. Anna Chiles started Includ(Ed) in 2022 after struggling to find a daycare that would accept her son, Theo, who has
'If you give a child a book': San Diego pediatricians use free books to build empathy and literacy (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Pediatricians across San Diego are using free books to help children build a love of reading — and an appreciation for the diversity of families around them. Dr. Marsha Spitzer believes doctors have a unique opportunity to promote literacy at every checkup. "Almost all children see their pediatrician once a year. And when you're little, you're seeing us actually many times a year. And so at each opportunity when we're talking about the importance of development, and the import
San Diego County Supervisors honor Rosh Hashanah with proclamation (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — New Year's celebrations started a little early for San Diego's Jewish Community. Monday, the County Board of Supervisors commemorated Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, with a proclamation before their meeting. "Rosh Hashanah is an important opportunity not only to celebrate a new year, but also to reflect on the values that bring communities together, including faith, family, service, forgiveness, and hope for the future," said Supervisor Joel Anderson, whose office issued t
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