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Mimi Pollack

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Miriam [Mimi] Pollack was born in Chicago, but moved to Mexico City when she was five years old. She lived and worked in Mexico for over 20 years. She currently resides in San Diego and worked as an ESL instructor at Grossmont College and San Diego Community College Continuing Education until June 2018. She writes for various local publications.

Kiki the cat examines masks bound for Tijuana sewn by Becky Guttin, Griselda Rosas and Lynn Francis

The Small Movement and Tikkun Olam

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What is the small movement? It is an informal group of people brought together by yours truly to find ways to help others, especially during this pandemic.  This includes giving business to small mom...

The Small Movement and Tikkun Olam

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What is the small movement? The small movement is an informal group of people brought together by yours truly to find ways to help others, especially during this pandemic.  This includes giving business to...

Pizzas Delivered to Sharp- Grossmont Hospital

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So far, 2020 has proven to be a disturbing year, and everyone’s anxiety has been heightened.  The majority of us are staying home and waiting.  I have been teaching my class at Grossmont College...

Artists and Scientists Collaborate in a Positive Way

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Reviewing others work is always very subjective as people have different taste. However, there is a new exhibit at the San Diego Art Institute that should appeal to many tastes as it is an...

Grassroots Organizations Helps Migrants

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Here in the San Diego/Tijuana region, there has been an influx of migrants in the last year and half, many of them Central American, that have come seeking a better life, especially since quite...

Men Drool as Women Rule in New Play

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Bad Hombres, Good Wives, a delightful new comedy at the San Diego Repertory Theater, is a cheeky take on Northern Mexico’s narco culture and the relationship between men and women. Written by Playwright in...

First Sephardic Festival in San Diego

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When I was in my 20’s, my two sisters and I lived in Mexico City in a Jewish area known as Colonia Polanco.  We had an apartment on a street called Tennyson in an...

“Schlepping and Schmoozing through San Diego County”, el nuevo libro de Donald H. Harrison...

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Ya sea que usted sea nuevo en San Diego o sea un veterano, creo que siempre es interesante aprender sobre lugares y personas locales. “Schlepping and Schmoozing through San Diego County, Volume One” es...

Book on Local Jewish Stories

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Whether you are new to San Diego are or an old-timer, I think it is always interesting to learn about local places and people.  “Schlepping and Schmoozing through San Diego County, Volume One” is...

33 1/3 House of Dreams Makes Son’s Dream Come True

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As a baby boomer, I like music from the 1960’s and I think much of it is timeless. Many of the songs from the 1960’s were recorded at Gold Star Recording Studios in Hollywood. ...