Ag District settles Sierra Club lawsuit
A lawsuit filed by the local chapter of the Sierra Club against the state agency that runs the Del Mar Fairgrounds has been settled, officials announced Tuesday, May 7.
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Perceived threat results in extra security for elephant rides at this year’s SD County Fair
Extra security and surveillance will be in place at the elephant rides at this year’s San Diego County Fair, after a member of the fair’s governing board reported what he perceived as a threat conveyed by a local attorney.
Del Mar City Council votes to create new advisory committee to make city more business friendly
The idea of a committee that would look for ways to eliminate red tape and make it easier for businesses to locate in Del Mar or upgrade their facilities was proposed last month by Mayor Terry Sinnott and Councilman Al Corti.
Solana Beach Library and Love on a Leash to hold special reading events for kids
Children will read a book to one of the therapy dogs from Love on a Leash.
Del Mar resident provides ‘life-changing’ experiences for clients through custom safari trips
Owner of Aardvark Safaris Ltd. has visited Africa 40 to 50 times
Solana Beach to hold Climate Action Plan Public Workshop
The City of Solana Beach is holding a special public workshop on Thursday, May 9, from 6-8 p.m., to discuss the formation of the City’s Climate Action Plan (CAP). The City is beginning the process of developing a CAP in conjunction with the General Plan Update (GPU) and has engaged the assistance of the Energy Policy Initiatives Center (EPIC) at the University of San Diego to assist the City in developing a Solana Beach specific plan utilizing their recently released climate toolkit.
Trial ordered for Del Mar man accused of raping two women
A Del Mar man accused of raping two women, including one he met on a Christian dating website, was ordered to stand trial today on five felony charges, including forcible rape and rape of an unconscious person.
Proposed mixed-use development raises concerns in Carmel Valley
Residents expressed concerns about how a proposed new mixed-use development on Carmel Mountain Road and Carmel Country Road will blend with their community at the Carmel Valley Community Planning Board meeting on April 25. Called Merge, the retail and commercial project employs a modern architecture design and is intended by developers Gary Levitt and Tony Frost of Seabreeze Properties to bring something very different to the community than what was originally planned.
Carmel Valley student named semifinalist in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
Carmel Valley resident Kailyn Miller, a graduating senior at La Jolla Country Day School, was recently named one of about 550 semifinalists in the 2013 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The semifinalists were selected from more than 3,900 candidates on the basis of superior achievements, leadership qualities, personal character, and involvement in community and school activities.
Carmel Valley planning board to send city a letter on marijuana issue
The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board said it wanted to be on record as opposing marijuana dispensaries in its community and voted April 25 to send a letter to the city regarding the city’s proposed medical marijuana ordinance.
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LA JOLLA NEWS
- Summer is the ideal season for orthodontics in San DiegoBy Dr. Robert Sunstein, Orthodontics in Carmel Valley & La Jolla With summer break just weeks away, kids and parents are quickly filling their calendars with things to do – from causal beach days to road trips, vacations, poolside fun and everything in between. But did you know that summer is one of the best […]
- Thermage Total Tip 3.0: Advances in Skin RejuvenationBy Dr. Nasrin Mani, La Jolla Cosmetic Laser Clinic When it comes to total skin rejuvenation, nothing speaks louder than clinically tighter skin. That’s right –tighter skin that’s medically indisputable without the need for injectable fillers or Botox. It’s a wish that many women have hoped for, and can now achieve through the effects of […]
- La Jolla fitness studio marks move with community eventBird Rock Fit has upgraded its space by moving into the former Dearinger Salon (corner of Nautilus and La Jolla Boulevard) to offer its clients greater amenities — more floor space, an outdoor patio, larger changing rooms, shower, private off-street parking, bike rack, free community Zumba parties and more. To commemorate the move, co-owner Ethan Kopsch and […]
RANCHO SANTA FE NEWS
- Rancho Santa Fe water district may not have to increase water rates in the new yearThe Santa Fe Irrigation District got some good news this month, as it learned that its wholesale water supplier plans to raise its prices 2.2 percent next year, as opposed to the increase of up to 12.2 percent that had been projected. The change means the district won’t face a steep hike in its own costs for supplying water to its customers in Rancho Santa F […]
- ‘Behind the Mask; Proud as a Peacock Gala’The International Bipolar Foundation’s 2013 Gala, “Behind the Mask; Proud as a Peacock Gala,” was held at the Estancia Hotel and Spa in La Jolla on May 11. […]
- Rancho Santa Fe resident and water polo player Cory Nasoff wins silver medal at Australian National League GamesRancho Santa Fe resident Cory Nasoff, a 2007 Torrey Pines graduate and three-time NCAA All American at UC Berkeley, is a professional water polo player in Australia. […]
