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Dec 19, 2020

Before Social and Emotional Learning became widely recognized as a critical component of teen lives, this #SanDiego #educator was well ahead of the curve.

To Fight Depression, San Diego Educator Offers Unique Program

Before Social and Emotional Learning became widely recognized as a critical component of teen lives, Marisa Fogelman was well ahead of the curve. Fogelman spent two decades developing a curriculum tha

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Dec 16, 2020

We may be in an economic downturn but #SanDiego inventors are still getting funding. ivn.us/posts/san-dieg

@kickstarter

San Diego Inventors Still Getting a Kick Start in New Ventures

San Diego’s Mohamed Morsy said he had a plan to introduce the world to his latest invention on March 17, but when COVID-19 prompted mandatory stay-at-home orders, he held off. A few weeks ago, Morsy,

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Dec 15, 2020

“Even though the show is set up as two-on-one basketball, and the subject isn’t angled in my favor, I’m talking to those women, and trying to persuade those women whose conservative husbands may have Fox on the TV,"

@laurafink

Independent Voter News (IVN) is the largest network for nonpartisan reform.

Left-leaning

tells us why she enjoys going on right-leaning shows.

Independent Voter News (IVN) is the largest network for nonpartisan reform.

Dec 14, 2020

Before Social and Emotional Learning became widely recognized as a critical component of teen lives, this #SanDiego #educator was well ahead of the curve.

To Fight Depression, San Diego Educator Offers Unique Program

Before Social and Emotional Learning became widely recognized as a critical component of teen lives, Marisa Fogelman was well ahead of the curve. Fogelman spent two decades developing a curriculum tha

Dec 11, 2020

More than 13,500 low-income students attending California’s two public university systems had parents take out federal loans on their behalf in recent years, according to a

report.

New Data Sheds Light on Parent Debt Burden for College Students

Never-before-released data from the federal government has shed new light on the debt burden of low-income families in California. More than 13,500 low-income students attending California’s two publi

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Dec 11, 2020

We may be in an economic downturn but #SanDiego inventors are still getting funding. ivn.us/posts/san-dieg

@kickstarter

San Diego Inventors Still Getting a Kick Start in New Ventures

San Diego’s Mohamed Morsy said he had a plan to introduce the world to his latest invention on March 17, but when COVID-19 prompted mandatory stay-at-home orders, he held off. A few weeks ago, Morsy,

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Dec 8, 2020

"We have an opportunity to not only support Black women-led leadership, but a duty to support the most experienced candidate, particularly at a time when our City is navigating the response and recovery to COVID-19," writes

@willrk787

and Jim Mahler.

San Diego Democrats Promised a Progressive Future — We Will Hold Them Accountable to It

This is an independent opinion. Have one of your own? Email it to hoa@ivn.us The year of 2020 has been one of the most challenging in recent memory. While our society was, and continues to be, devasta

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Dec 7, 2020

College students are taking the management of COVID in their own hands

As Cases Rise, College Students Take COVID-19 Prevention Into Their Own Hands

Earlier this fall, Occidental College junior Luigi Maruani laid in bed anxious and angry, swiping through his phone. His 75-year-old father had just contracted the coronavirus, and Maruani felt the fe

Dec 5, 2020

Inocente was 15 when she became the title character in a documentary about children experiencing homelessness. Now, there's a new focus on the problem in #SanDiego.

Screening Of Oscar-Winning Film ‘Inocente’ Aims to Rekindle Focus on Youth Homelessness

Inocente Izucar is having a Zoom-era moment. On Dec. 9, 2020, she’ll participate in a rare, free screening of an Oscar-winning documentary. The virtual event will re-introduce viewers to the childhood

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With City’s Budget Shortfall, San Diego Charities Prepare for the Worse

Dec 5, 2020

With #SanDiego's projected budget shortfall, local nonprofits are preparing for the worse.

San Diego native Deja Fields said Moxie Theatre changed her life six years ago when she was a junior at San Diego Creative and Performing Arts. The small Rolando theater with a mission to empower wome

Casa Familiar

@CasaFamiliar

Dec 1, 2020

Internet Connection Is Biggest Struggle for San Diego Families Homeschooling! bit.ly/3fSbZfC

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Guitars in the Classroom a.k.a. GITC

@GITCmusic

Dec 2, 2020

Thank you, #IndependentVoter for caring about the Arts in San Diego. If your readers wish to help us, they might like to shop at our music-oriented auction! biddingforgood.com/gitc

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Dec 3, 2020

Miss our show last night on

? You can catch it right here:

San Diego Journalist Talks Health, COVID

" The Extra Point with Jeff Marston" is aired weekly on Mightier 1090am from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday. In this episode, Marston talks to Jamie Reno, award-winning San Diego-based journalist and canc

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"[The city of San Diego] is the single largest contributor to Moxie Theatre. To know this cut may come is really terrifying. Now is not the time for women to take a step back," Jennifer Eve Thorn

@MOXIETheatreCo

.

With City’s Budget Shortfall, San Diego Charities Prepare for the Worse

San Diego native Deja Fields said Moxie Theatre changed her life six years ago when she was a junior at San Diego Creative and Performing Arts. The small Rolando theater with a mission to empower wome

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Inocente was 15 when she became the title character in a documentary about children experiencing homelessness. Now, there's a new focus on the problem in #SanDiego.

Screening Of Oscar-Winning Film ‘Inocente’ Aims to Rekindle Focus on Youth Homelessness

Inocente Izucar is having a Zoom-era moment. On Dec. 9, 2020, she’ll participate in a rare, free screening of an Oscar-winning documentary. The virtual event will re-introduce viewers to the childhood

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With City’s Budget Shortfall, San Diego Charities Prepare for the Worse

With #SanDiego's projected budget shortfall, local nonprofits are preparing for the worse.

San Diego native Deja Fields said Moxie Theatre changed her life six years ago when she was a junior at San Diego Creative and Performing Arts. The small Rolando theater with a mission to empower wome

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#RankedChoiceVoting advocates are feeling renewed momentum after the November election. Here's what's happening in #SanDiego:

San Diego’s ‘More Choice’ Advocates Gain Momentum After November Election

San Diego advocates of Ranked Choice Voting said they have renewed momentum after the election reform measure was approved in several U.S. cities and in the state of Alaska. Five cities, including Alb

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Still Cooking: Some San Diego Entrepreneurs Open New Eateries During Recession

Nov 28, 2020

It isn't totally grim for #SanDiego's food and restaurant industry. Some entrepreneurs are starting new businesses. ivn.us/posts/still-co

When Dennis O’Connor co-purchased the vacated Fraser's Boiler Service building in 2015 — he had big plans for the historic Barrio Logan space. It began with creating a production space for his brewery

Nov 28, 2020

"Classism’s tentacles (within education) entangle the most helpless among us and drag them down from the moment they are born." Here's how inequities begin when a child is born:

Why Classism Concerns San Diego Educators, Hurt Students

This is the second in a two-part series. Read the first part here . Providing preschool at the earliest stages of a child’s development can help close the achievement gap in learning for many low-inco

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Miss our

show this week? Listen to the encore at 5pm today. We're chatting with

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and

about challenges in sports journalism.

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Join us NOW on

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Nov 25, 2020

Join us at 6pm today on

. We're chatting with

,

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and

about challenges in sports journalism.

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Nov 25, 2020

#RankedChoiceVoting advocates are feeling renewed momentum after the November election. Here's what's happening in #SanDiego:

San Diego’s ‘More Choice’ Advocates Gain Momentum After November Election

San Diego advocates of Ranked Choice Voting said they have renewed momentum after the election reform measure was approved in several U.S. cities and in the state of Alaska. Five cities, including Alb

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Still Cooking: Some San Diego Entrepreneurs Open New Eateries During Recession

Nov 24, 2020

It isn't totally grim for #SanDiego's food and restaurant industry. Some entrepreneurs are starting new businesses. ivn.us/posts/still-co

When Dennis O’Connor co-purchased the vacated Fraser's Boiler Service building in 2015 — he had big plans for the historic Barrio Logan space. It began with creating a production space for his brewery

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Nov 23, 2020

"The reasons students are leaving range from financial insecurities to difficulties with online learning"

Community College Enrollment Falls as Students Grapple with Job Loss, Online Learning

David Lewis was just a few credits shy of earning his associate’s degree in journalism from Long Beach City College when the pandemic hit. Lewis, 29, was already encountering scheduling conflicts betw

Still Cooking: Some San Diego Entrepreneurs Open New Eateries During Recession

Nov 23, 2020

It isn't totally grim for #SanDiego's food and restaurant industry. Some entrepreneurs are starting new businesses. ivn.us/posts/still-co

When Dennis O’Connor co-purchased the vacated Fraser's Boiler Service building in 2015 — he had big plans for the historic Barrio Logan space. It began with creating a production space for his brewery

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Nov 23, 2020

"Classism’s tentacles (within education) entangle the most helpless among us and drag them down from the moment they are born." Here's how inequities begin when a child is born:

Why Classism Concerns San Diego Educators, Hurt Students

This is the second in a two-part series. Read the first part here . Providing preschool at the earliest stages of a child’s development can help close the achievement gap in learning for many low-inco

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Nov 21, 2020

#SanDiego couple intervenes by revitalizing city streets. ivn.us/posts/bankers-

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Nov 21, 2020

Did you miss this week's "The Extra Point" on

? An encore is airing NOW! Listen in and join us in the

@SidedDebates

to tell us what you think.

Nov 20, 2020

Did you miss this week's "The Extra Point" on

? An encore will take place at 5pm today! Listen in and join us in the

@SidedDebates

to tell us what you think.

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Darnay Tripp

@DarnayTripp

Enjoyed discussing COVID's impact on the sports landscape, along with

on

. Give it a listen here:

Can the NFL Make It to the Super Bowl During This COVID Season?

" The Extra Point with Jeff Marston" is aired weekly on Mightier 1090am from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday. In this episode, Marston talks to Jay Paris, longtime sports journalist for The Coast News and

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Do you believe this third wave of #coronavirus will delay or even cancel the Super Bowl in February? Come take part in

Will COVID-19 make this NFL Season more of "False Start" or will the Super Bowl "Touchdown in...

debate of the day.

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Can player, staff and fan outbreaks prevent a complete season this year?

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#SanDiego couple intervenes by revitalizing city streets. ivn.us/posts/bankers-

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Tune in NOW for "The Extra Point"

. We're chatting with

@jparis_sports

and

@DarnayTripp

about

@NFL

's #COVID season and what

@Marlins

' Kim Ng's appointment means for women and sports.

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Nov 18, 2020

Tonight on "The Extra Point"

, we chat with

and

about

#COVID season and whether the league can keep up. Plus, what

@Marlins

' Kim Ng's appointment means for women and sports. Tune in at 6pm.

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Nov 18, 2020

"The reasons students are leaving range from financial insecurities to difficulties with online learning"

Community College Enrollment Falls as Students Grapple with Job Loss, Online Learning

David Lewis was just a few credits shy of earning his associate’s degree in journalism from Long Beach City College when the pandemic hit. Lewis, 29, was already encountering scheduling conflicts betw

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Nov 18, 2020

"San Diego parents are working hard to provide for their kids but many struggle financially. They are the working poor," writes education columnist Marsha Sutton.