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Former NFL running back’s novel aims to flip the crime genre on its head (opens the original)
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Former NFL player Andre Hardy is paying homage to his hometown of San Diego as he enters a new chapter in his career with the release of his debut novel, “Tear the City Down,” which was published Sept. 1. Hardy, who grew up in southeastern San Diego and attended Hoover High School, played as a running back with the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks. After retiring from professional football, Hardy said he sank into depression and started attending therapy, where he received encouragement
In 1995, San Diego hosted a historic battle of the sexes in America’s Cup sailing. A new documentary tells the women’s story. (opens the original)
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In 1995, a group of 23 women set out to challenge male dominance in sailing and make history in the sport. Now, they’re sailing onto the big screen in “Mighty Mary,” a documentary set to hit AMC Theatres Friday, Sept. 11 to Friday, Sept. 18. The documentary, named after the yacht of the all-women’s team, is narrated and produced by actors Elizabeth Banks and Hugh Jackman and directed by filmmaker and Olympian Mary Mazzio. It premiered at the Nantucket Film Festival June 18, where it won the Mari
Former NFL running back’s San Diego-based novel aims to flip the crime genre on its head (opens the original)
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Former NFL player Andre Hardy is paying homage to his hometown of San Diego as he enters a new chapter in his career with the release of his debut novel, “Tear the City Down,” which will be published Tuesday, Sept. 1. Hardy, who grew up in southeastern San Diego and attended Hoover High School, played as a running back with the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks. After retiring from professional football, Hardy said he sank into depression and started attending therapy, where he received e
Inside the audacious desert hotel offering more than just a soak on the outskirts of San Diego County (opens the original)
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The first thing visitors see when arriving at Jacumba Hot Springs Hotel is its ornate, imposing front doors. They’re 500 years old, hand carved and from Morocco — which may come as a surprise at a hotel in an unincorporated town in San Diego County’s high desert, less than half a mile from the border with Mexico. The doors lead to a patio in front of the hotel, with an array of decorations representing cultures around the world, including Pakistan, Turkey, India and Uzbekistan. There is a carvin
San Diegans can watch a meteor shower and spot the Milky Way at this festival under the stars (opens the original)
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Millions of Southern Californians will miss this year’s Perseid meteor shower due to light pollution — but at the Dark Sky Festival in Julian, spectators will have a prime view of the spectacular celestial display. The second annual San Diego Dark Sky Festival will be held Saturday from 3 to 11 p.m. at Julian Union High School. The festival, hosted by the Julian Dark Sky Network, will bring together astronomers, conservationists and outdoor enthusiasts for a day of programming and a night beneat
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