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Dear Readers,

Welcome to our March/April issue of San Diego Woman. This issue is chock full of informative and entertaining articles written by some of
our favorite writers.

We are so excited that Carol Lebeau has joined San Diego Woman with her ongoing column “Transitions.” We have missed seeing her
smiling face every night on the news, and now we will have the inside track on what this beloved San Diegan is up to since her retirement
from News 10 after 28 years as a news anchor.

As one of the few women in the Entitlement Business our cover girl, KC Cunningham, has taken the industry by storm and in her spare
time shares a popular San Diego love, competing in local Equestrian events.

Rancho Santa Fe is one of our most prized communities and to our surprise a large number of the businesses in town are owned and run
by women. Check out our article “Women Lead the Way, In Rancho Santa Fe” and meet some of the top female business owners in town.

We hear news everyday about the men and women of our military who are selflessly giving of themselves to protect and serve our country.
Tracey Bell is one of those brave women and she was gracious enough to spend some time sharing her experiences while serving in Iraq.
She also lets us in on how her time as a woman in the Navy has affected her life.
In my travels around San Diego I come across some amazing women who are doing some very unique jobs, and Mariann Asanuma is one
of these women. She is one of the only Female LEGO Master Builders in the world. We spoke with her to find out what made a young
woman decided to attempt success in what was primarily a male industry.

Anthology, is one of the hottest new venues in San Diego hosting some of the top entertainers in the country.
Co-Creator and co-owner Marsha Berkson, sat down with one of our favorite writers to tell her about what’s in
store for the newest Little Italy landmark and about one of her favorite charities.
How do you feel about “Cougars?” the human kind, not the animal. Take a few moments to read this month’s
He Said/She Said to find out how men and women differ on this new phenomenon.
If you haven’t yet had the opportunity, take some time to visit our brand new website at www.sandiegowoman.
com Our new site provides a wealth of information and entertainment and is sure to become your favorite spot
on the web to share thoughts comments and ideas with other San Diegan women.
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Thank you for all of your great emails and letters. At San Diego Woman we value our readers and love hearing
from you, so keep those emails coming! If you have ideas for upcoming articles just drop us an email at
editor@sandiegowoman.com . Thanks for reading San Diego Woman and making us the premier women’s
magazine in town.

Regards,
Judith A. Habert

Publisher/Editor-in-Chief

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