Former NFL coach Dennis Green works his plan
Del Mar resident Dennis Green, a former head coach of the Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals, has lived his life by a simple motto: “Plan your work and work your plan.” It has served him well.
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May, 2011
What to eat: That is the question for seasonal allergy sufferers
This time of year 1 in every 5 of us is clobbered with itchy eyes, a runny nose, nasal congestion, a scratchy gullet, and serial sneezing – gazuntite!
May 31 2011 | Posted in Food | Read More »
Del Mar school district facing possible budget cuts
The Del Mar Union School District board is considering possible reductions for its 2011-12 budget, as the district could be looking at a $3.8 million deficit. At the board’s May 25 meeting, district Superintendent Jim Peabody gave the board a list of possible reductions the district may need to take in August once the board gets a clearer picture of property tax revenues and state contributions.
Solana Beach impressionist painter to hold home exhibit before his art is sent overseas
A cheery yellow house with a white picket fence sits at the corner of Fresca Court. A path lined with blooming flowerbeds leads you inside, to a sunlit foyer filled with art. The paintings on these walls share the storybook-like quality of the home in which they are hung. One painting, for example, depicts a quaint village on a riverbank, while another shows a dirt road winding into a picturesque countryside.
Carmel Valley resident brings Urban Girl Accessories to Del Mar Plaza
If you’ve been to the Del Mar Plaza in the past few weeks, you’ve likely seen the paper-covered windows next-door to Smashburger. The paper has now been removed, revealing downtown’s newest addition, Urban Girl Accessories.
Canyon Crest Academy student wins county-wide essay contest
May is National Mental Health Awareness month. As part of its mission to educate the public about mental illness, and particularly bipolar disorder, International Bipolar Foundation (IBPF) launched an essay contest open to all high school students in San Diego and Imperial counties.
Holocaust survivor makes history lesson real
When Ben Midler spoke before an assembly of 65 sixth-grade students at Del Mar Heights Elementary School this week, you could have heard a pin drop. No one squirmed, no one spoke, no one was distracted.
Del Mar Heights fights injustice through the art of butterfly making
By Marsha Sutton Senior Education Reporter Butterflies are about to emerge at Del Mar Heights Elementary School where a months-long project to educate sixth-grade students about the Holocaust is under way. Stories have been written before about the Butterfly Project begun at the San Diego Jewish Academy five years ago that honors and memorializes the [...]
Solana Beach moving ahead on Marine View Avenue improvements
The city is moving forward with plans to improve Marine View Avenue on the east side of Solana Beach.
Carmel Valley planners recommend approval of management plan for local preserves/trails — with conditions
It has been more than 10 years in the making, but a resource management plan for the Carmel Mountain and Del Mar Mesa Preserves is finally inching closer toward being finalized. This is good news for hiking, biking and equestrian fans of the Del Mar Mesa Preserve trails — all of the popular, yet illegal trails through the preserve have been closed to the public for over three years.
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LA JOLLA NEWS
- Film artist to speak at Museum of Contemporary Art Thursday in advance of his new exhibit downtownThe Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego will present the West Coast debut of Isaac Julien’s immersive nine-screen video installation, “Ten Thousand Waves,” […]
- Infant health fair and baby clothing swap planned for Saturday, Feb. 25The Text4baby San Diego Coalition is celebrating the second anniversary of the national Text4baby program with a health fair and baby clothing and accessory swap meet, Saturday, Feb. 25 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Thornton Hospital Pavilion on the UCSD Medical Campus, 9300 Campus Point Drive, La Jolla. The event is free, though […]
- ‘The Car Plays’ — Out of The Playhouse and into the parking lotLast September, the La Jolla Playhouse kicked off its outside-the-box WoW (Without Walls) program with the hugely successful “Susurrus,” an audio play in San Diego Botanic Garden. […]
RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS
- Home of the WeekSecluded Summit This exciting ocean view contemporary split level residence in Cardiff features 5 bedrooms/4.5 baths with the perfect blend of color and cutting edge style. Ocean views complement the master balcony, spa like master bath, and the spectacular roof top deck. The spacious backyard has a sparkling pool and spa, soothing fire wall feature [... […]
- Parking enforcement appears to free up spacesParking enforcement appears to free up spaces Increased parking enforcement by the CHP (California Highway Patrol) has begun in the village. […]
- Week in SportsCanyon Crest Academy extended its winning streak to seven games as the Ravens reeled off two more decisive wins to close out the regular season with a share of its second consecutive Valley League title. […]
