Category archives for: Carmel Valley

Nepal children’s shelter becomes ‘love affair’ for group of Del Mar residents

In 2004, a woman from Laguna was hiking in Nepal and discovered there were thousands of impoverished children working in the fields there, many displaced by traffickers or orphaned due to the Maoist insurrection of the 1990s.

Solana Beach School District to offer Transitional Kindergarten

The Solana Beach School District will offer Transitional Kindergarten beginning in the 2012-13 school year.

Canyon Crest Academy students to perform at Carmel Valley Library on June 9

Trio con Brio

The concert will feature pianist Stephen Ai, violinist Shirley Wu, and cellist Meagan Wu. These Canyon Crest Academy sophomores formed Trio con Brio in April of 2011 to spread their love of chamber music to the community.

Carmel Valley planning board weighs in on One Paseo project

More than 300 people showed up to the Carmel Valley Community Planning Board meeting on May 24 as the board members discussed the draft environmental impact report (DEIR) for the One Paseo project.

Carmel Valley resident’s Coffique line of holders alleviates challenges for single-serve coffee drinkers

Carmel Valley resident Sean Rones has invented a product he hopes will provide a sleek and chic alternative for storing single cup coffee maker K-Cup packs. Named Coffique, the product is a stylish counter-top holder that sits directly under a Kuerig K-Cup machine.

Del Mar school district fundraising goal met

Del Mar Union School District parents have again stepped up to the challenge and raised close to $600,000 in the final five weeks of fundraising, bringing the total to $1.25 million.

Roberts campaign gaining steam from both sides of political spectrum

Dave Roberts

District 3 Supervisor candidate aims to be familiar face in community

Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy visits Del Mar to advocate mental health care reform

Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy spoke at an International Bipolar Foundation event at the Del Mar Hilton on May 22. Photo/Claire Harlin

When former Rhode Island Congressman Patrick Kennedy was charged with driving while intoxicated on Capitol Hill in 2006, he said he was told not to talk about it.

Carmel Valley student wins global high school science competition

Melissa Fagan, left, and a friend set up her display at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh.

San Diego Jewish Academy (SDJA) student Melissa Fagan received first place May 18 at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh, Penn. Seven million students compete annually to receive an invitation to Intel as it is considered the top high school science competition in the world.

Solana Beach Fiesta Del Sol steps up parking, food offerings for 2012 festival

Fiesta Del Sol

Seven free parking lots, a double-decker shuttle bus and inexpensive pedi-cabs are just a few measures added to Fiesta Del Sol to make the 2012 celebration more accommodating than ever, organizers say.

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  • Africa and Beyond to host silversmith visit this weekend
    Africa and Beyond, 1250 Prospect St., will present the jewelry of Tuareg silversmith Moussa Albaka from Niger, West Africa from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 2 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, June 3 during an artist reception and trunk show, "Jewels of the Desert." Visitors will see traditional Saharan designs blended with modern sensibilities to cre […]
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    Parishoners at All Hallows Catholic Church in La Jolla marked pastor Raymond Gerard “Jerry” O’Donnell’s 40th year in the priesthood with a reception attended by a few hundred people May 27 in the parish hall. Fr. O’Donnell was assigned to All Hallows Church in 1976 and served there until 1979. […]
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    City officials and SDG&E workers gathered at the corner of Draper Avenue and Genter Street in the Village on May 24 to witness the removal of one of the final utility poles from an area serving roughly 950 residences. […]

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