When she’s not covering stories for San Diego Jewish World, Sandi Masori helps people self-publish memoirs and business authority books. In her free time, she hangs out with her kids and hunts for the best sushi in town.
Her books, available on Amazon, include:
She also contributed to:
*There’s Money in This Book: 17 Secrets from a Marketing Mastermind
California Fish Grill, 1530 Camino De La Reina Ste A., San Diego, California 92108 By Sandi Masori SAN DIEGO — We were in Mission Valley and looking for a place to eat and found California Fish Grill, a fast casual restaurant that specializes in fresh grilled fish. They also have fish tacos, some fried offerings, and even a […]
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San Diego County, Sandi Masori, Travel and FoodSignature Thai, 6185 Lake Murray Boulevard, La Mesa, California 91942 By Sandi Masori LA MESA, California — We were greeted promptly upon walking into Signature Thai, and were invited to sit wherever we liked. They have a couple of booths, some tables and some half bench, half chairs tables. The decor is done in muted colors
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Eulogies for Sam Zeiden These eulogies were delivered on June 10 for Sam Zeiden, at Greenwood Memorial Cemetery, in a service officated by Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal of Tifereth Israel Synagogue. Sam died June 8 at the age of 97. By Donald H. Harrison Son-in-law SAN DIEGO –From the time he was a boy, Sam
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By Sandy Golden SAN DIEGO — Dalya’s Dancing, Tarbuton’s Yeladim, Yochanan’s Becko Band, and French chanteuse Chantal made the day shine even brighter this past Sunday at the annual House of Israel (HOI) Lawn Program in Balboa Park. It was a celebration of Israel and even the weather cooperated to the success of
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Middle East, San Diego County, Sandi Masori, Travel and Food
By Donald H. Harrison SAN DIEGO—My grandson Sky Masori, recently celebrated his third birthday with his first haircut—a Jewish tradition called an “upsherin” that is being revived across the denominational spectrum. The tradition is based on Leviticus 19:23 in which we are enjoined when coming into a new land not to partake of the
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