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Questions for Sandra Sijkstra
Del Mar-based literary agent Sandra Dijkstra has been dubbed 'the most powerful literary agent on the West Coast' by the Los Angeles Times. Read more about Dijkstra here. Photo: Sam Hodgson
For four decades, Sundiata Kata has been coaxing the drumbeat of emotional expression out of some of the toughest kids in San Diego.
In six months, Luigi Cannoni has channeled the effects of a difficult breakup and a mental disorder to turn a decrepit City Heights cottage into a botanical jewel.
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Del Mar literary agent ranks at top of field but worries about the impact that online publishing and the Kindle will have on the future of books.
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Luigi Cannoni brought a rundown City Heights cottage to life. But he's done that all of his life.
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Percentage of those at least 90 days behind on mortgage payments rises to 8.3 percent in San Diego, up from 5 percent last year. Nov. 5 -- 12:04 pm
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San Diego son George Gorton has had a front-row seat for history, from Nixon to Wilson to Yeltsin. But his bout with Parkinson's, and how he thinks he might have gotten it, could just be his most interesting tale of all.
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In the three decades since he immigrated to the United States, the intensely private president of Sunroad Enterprises has built a wide-ranging business empire that spans two nations. Now, at the height of his success, he faces unprecedented challenges.
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In a feature appearing the first Monday of every month, voiceofsandiego.org staff writer Kelly Bennett documents days in the life of San Diegans in their jobs -- why do they do what they do, and how did they get there?
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