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Ron Donoho

Founder & editor/freelance writer

Ron Donoho is the Editor and Founder of The San Diego Sun, a local news outlet that focuses on community stories and events in San Diego. He has a rich background in journalism, having previously served as the executive editor of San Diego Magazine and the editor of San Diego CityBeat. Additionally, he contributes regularly to Ranch & Coast Magazine, where he writes travel stories.

With over three decades of experience in various media formats, Donoho is known for his commitment to local journalism and community engagement. His work often highlights the challenges and dynamics of urban life in San Diego, including topics such as homelessness and community profiles.123

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Aug 27 · linkedin

SEPTEMBER RECOMMENDED by The San Diego Sun

This year’s Ukrainian Independence Day (August 24) marked 33 years of freedom since the dissolution of the USSR. That was upended when Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. While countrymen and supporters steel for the war to change course, The House of Ukraine in Balboa Park (part of the House of Pacific Relations International Cottages) will hold its annual Festival & Lawn Program on September 1 (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). The festival is a chance to bond with the community while sampling potato and cheese varenyky (dumplings) with sour cream and fried onions, and enjoy the Chervona Kalyna Dance Group.

The rest of the best things to do in downtown San Diego during the month of September: House Of Ukraine, The Rady Shell At Jacobs Park, Spreckels Organ Pavilion, #SaborDelBarrio, #PinkPetcoPark, Gaslamp Quarter Association, LITTLE ITALY ASSOCIATION, #BootsInThePark, San Diego Restaurant Week, Balboa Theatre, #TrolleyDances & CRSSD Fest.

FULL LIST OF SEPTEMBER RECOMMENDED: https://lnkd.in/gBbsSBCJ

Aug 20 · linkedin

WORKING IN THE CITY: The Westgate Hotel

Amid French Palace of Versailles design, downtown locals have the ability to join the hotel’s AquaVie Fitness + Wellness Club.

Local attraction: AquaVie offers memberships to downtown locals that includes: four floors of world-class facilities; a state-of-the-art indoor fitness center; Group X classes with everything from yoga to Zumba to HIIT and spin; access to our rooftop, which has an outdoor cardio and strength training area, a Junior-Olympic sized pool, hot tub, cabanas and pool loungers, and a 1/10th of a mile running track that circles the pool deck; access to AquaVie Spa for massages, facials and body treatments; access to personal training; spacious locker rooms with saunas and steam rooms.

Celebrity sightings: Whitney Houston, Meryl Streep, The Spice Girls, Bette Midler, Billy Joel and Sean Penn, to name a few. We have a historic list in our rooms for guests to learn more.

If your business was made into a movie, it would be called: "Afternoon Tea at the Palace (of Versailles)." Marie Antoinette would be played (again) by Kirsten Dunst.

“Working In The City” is The San Diego Sun’s feature Q&A series with downtown San Diego business operators. It’s a way to get to know the city by meeting the people who work here. This is the tenth in an ongoing series: https://lnkd.in/gjJPvKns

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San Diego, California, United States