I was invited by the Tuscan city of Lucca, Italy, to learn more about its beloved son, Giacomo Puccini. The fifth generation of famous musicians in his family, Puccini lived from 1858–1924 and was the …
August 27, 2012
Blog Entries
- The first modern conductor
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- Season Preview: No. 5 La Costa Canyon Mavericks
- Name dropping
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- Its a shame!
- Big Trade Blots Streaking Padres From National Spotlight
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- Lisa: Okra’s Okay
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- Co-Defendants in Murder Case Have Baby
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- The OSD Chronicles - Part 9/Epilogue
- San Diego has third best job growth rate in the Country
- Man Guilty of Escondido Crime Spree Gets 74 Years
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- A Pair of Heroin Problems
- Four San Diego lawyers give $40,000 to anti-death penalty measure
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- Strong Mayor to run pro-gay marriage ad during Republican Convention!
- Luck, Wish, Hope, and Other Non-Sensical Words.
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- Media Arts Center's September Schedule Offers a Trio of Technology Workshops
- Zumba Classes
- ARTivities for kids
- Americans excelling for Club Tijuana
- Write a novel
- 30th Street Cafe
- Nostalgia for the Old Gaslamp
- Swarm of earthquakes in no way related to blasting during construction of massive drug tunnel by Sinaloa cartel, assures Sinaloa cartel.
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- Just a neighborhood bistro
- Urban Kitchen, Jack Fisher get their just desserts
- San Diego Among "Distressed" Metro Areas
- Busy weekend for DUI crackdowns
News & Stories
Lucca, Italy: Puccini and the Heart of Tuscany
Gas Leak Scare in Tijuana Parking Structure
On the morning of August 25, Tijuana bomberos arrived en masse, sirens howling, at the soon-to-be completed multistory parking structure next to the Las Pulgas nightspot located at the intersection of Avenida Revolución and Calle …
August 27, 2012