Rancho Santa Fe Review

Jun 2, 2024 | ranchosantafereview.com | Michael Williams

Running low on funds and struggling with English as a college student in Toronto, Canada, in 1971, Bertrand Hug took the advice of fellow students from France. “Everybody tells me, ‘If you don’t have any money, you’ve got to become a busboy,’” he said in a recent interview. “Be a busboy in a restaurant and that will be able to sustain you.”Hug took the advice to heart.

Feb 13, 2024 | ranchosantafereview.com | Pam Kragen |S Chang |Kate Quinn

Seven years ago, bestselling novelists Kate Quinn and Janie Chang met at a historical fiction writers conference in Portand, then embarked on a joint book tour a few months later. From that road trip experience came a close friendship. And from that friendship came “The Phoenix Crown,” a novel they co-authored that arrives in bookstores Tuesday, Feb.

Oct 2, 2023 | ranchosantafereview.com | Michael Williams

Cissy and Scott Wolfe For years, William Wolfe has witnessed the havoc wreaked on his daughter Jacqueline’s health by systemic lupus erythematosus. His brother, Rancho Santa Fe resident Scott Wolfe, has seen the unpredictable, debilitating effects of the disease on his daughter, Rachel, who was diagnosed only within the last few years. The brothers’ first-hand familial experiences with the enigmatic condition led them to become deeply involved in efforts to support lupus research.

Sep 11, 2023 | ranchosantafereview.com | Michael Williams

The San Diego Automotive Museum tells the story of the past, present, and future of motorized vehicles with its exhibits and collections. Two years ago, the San Diego Automotive Museum’s annual fall gala aimed to raise money for a new initiative — the creation of a vocational education program for at-risk youth.

Jul 15, 2023 | ranchosantafereview.com | Linda McIntosh