Positive spokesmen ride at Carmel Creek
Carmel Creek School welcomed BMX Wheels of Freestyle riders to the campus recently for Red Ribbon Week. The professionals performed stunts for the students and took the time to mingle.
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October, 2010
New district office property looks promising for Del Mar school district
Could the search for a new district office for the Del Mar Union School District be nearing a close? A very positive update from district superintendent Jim Peabody at the Oct. 27 board meeting showed that the district has nailed down its exact square footage needs and has successfully applied those needs to a Carmel Valley office building it is about to enter a due diligence escrow on.
Fundraiser for Del Mar Heights school ESC programs is Nov. 5
Parents of Del Mar Heights Elementary and the Del Mar School Education Foundation (DMSEF) are sponsoring a unique fundraiser. The event, “Jazzed About Our Kids,” celebrates the children’s future and promises to be a fun-filled night. Musical jazz group Fattburger is the evening’s featured entertainment with emcee NBC anchor Susan Taylor.
All dressed up with somewhere to go
Carly Hanson, Maddie Scherler and Juliana Menhennet show off their costumes at the Halloween Carnival held Oct. 24 at the Solana Vista school campus. The annual event for both Solana Vista and Skyline school families benefits school programs such as art, physical education, science and technology.
Torrey Hills Board approves landscape restoration project
A “big parcel of dirt” in the Torrey Hills neighborhood is about to get a new look. The Torrey Hills Community Planning Board approved plans on Oct. 19 for a landscape restoration of the property off East Ocean Air Drive and Corte Mar Asombrosa.
Young writer wins award
Torrey Hills resident Perry Chen recently won third place in the San Diego Press Club journalism awards for non-daily newspapers in the Arts & Entertainment Reporting category for his movie review: “Ponyo — A Transformational Love Story.”
Opinion: Vote yes on Prop. C
Last week’s story on Prop C offered an “opposing viewpoint” from Karen Dubey. Your readers should be aware that not so long ago Ms. Dubey penned an opinion editorial in favor of freeing Pacific Highlands Ranch from the SR-56/I-5 Connectors Project.
In the changing world of publishing, local man carves niche
Bob Goodman, who has a Ph.D. in colonial American history, always had a hankering to become a publisher. He had a proven talent for research and things technical, but it wasn’t until he had trouble understanding a food label in the late 1980s that he became energized into the publishing business.
Busby visits Carmel Valley
Conner’s Cause for Children held “A Tuscan Affair” Oct. 16 at the clubhouse on the lake in Fairbanks Ranch. Proceeds from the annual event benefit Conner’s Cause, the only non-profit organization in the San Diego region that offers direct family assistance for out-of-pocket expenses relating to any and all life- threatening illnesses associated with children.
Scouting deals at Troop 713’s massive rummage sale
Boy Scout Troop 713 helds its annual rummage sale at Saint Therese of Carmel church on Oct. 23. The sale features toys, clothes, household items, sporting goods, electronics and more.
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