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Officials say beachgoers should stay at least 50 feet away from the top, bottom of Del Mar bluffs
Recent bluff collapses illustrate the need to move tracks inland
National School Breakfast Week campaign encourages students to try school breakfast
The Del Mar Heights School rebuild is on hold as the Del Mar Union School District completes additional environmental reviews, stemming from a court decision in the lawsuit against the district by Save the Field.
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The Del Mar Union School District teachers have opted to nominate all teachers for 2020-21 Teacher of the Year honors—an unconventional idea fitting for a most unusual school year.
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The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board continues to review conceptual layouts for Villa Costa Vista, a proposed housing development on a 40-acre parcel in Carmel Valley.
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The Del Mar City Council extended a series of measures intended to assist businesses through the difficulties created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Adjusted case rate for COVID-19 cases drops below threshold to allow sports
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The La Jolla Music Society director of finance, accused of embezzling about $113,000, has been dismissed following an internal investigation, the organization said.
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Regional agencies working on plan to safeguard rail line
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Carmel Del Mar students celebrated their 100th day of school on Feb. 3, wearing fun costumes to show off how much older and wiser they have become in the last 100 days.
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Members of the Torrey Pines High School Junior Optimist International (JOI) Club were inspired by the work of their nearby neighbors, the San Diego Fire and Rescue Department #24 personnel.
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Teen Volunteers in Action (TVIA)-Chapter 3 members were very hard at work in December continuing their volunteer efforts to help the San Diego community.
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The Solana Beach Schools Foundation hosted a COVID-safe Holiday Lights Tour Dec. 18 to raise funds for the Foundation’s commitment to bridging the gap between the state and the Solana Beach schools curriculum with a focus on funding the Discovery Labs.
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The Solana Beach Civic and Historical Society and the La Colonia Community Foundation Inc. announced their appreciation for those who came out to donate food and volunteered to help with their recent food giveaway in La Colonia.
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The San Diego del Norte Chapter of National Charity League (NCL, Inc) recently held its beginning of the school year Mother /Daughter Meeting on Zoom.
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Honor Flight San Diego celebrated 10 years of honoring veterans March 7 at the Del Mar Hilton.
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Ever since her daughter was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease, Sycamore Ridge first-grade teacher Julie Cunningham has been an advocate for finding treatments to help those who have been diagnosed with rare diseases.
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Carmel Del Mar students showcased their many artistic talents at the 5th Annual PTA Art Night held March 5.
Check out the available summer camps around San Diego County.
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Do you find you are often staring into a screen, feeling tired and achy?
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The 10th annual San Diego Storytelling Festival will be held online March 18-24 via Zoom this year.
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Casa de Amparo will host its first-ever virtual 24th Annual Meet the Chefs event on Sunday, April 18, 2021.
Questions and answers about football and other prep sports
Region remains in purple tier for another week with case rate at 15 per 100,000 residents, double what’s needed for red tier
Temporary restraining order comes hours after announcement from Gov. Newsom
California public health officials loosened the rules Feb. 19 for youth sports, allowing all outdoor sports to resume in counties where coronavirus case rates are at or below 14 per 100,000 residents.
For at least this season in the North County Conference’s slightly re-fashioned tennis alignment, the Coastal League will include Torrey Pines, La Costa Canyon, Canyon Crest Academy, Carlsbad and San Dieguito Academy.
CIF section chief looks forward to a full schedule down the road.
About two minutes after the runners had left the starting line for Monday morning’s first race of his team’s season-opening dual meet against Torrey Pines, a masked La Costa Canyon Cross Country Coach Bill Vice animatedly called out to one of his course marshals, “Hey, we’re racing — isn’t it great.”
Rule had been modified but it’s back to normal after statement from CDPH
Santa Fe Christian defeats Francis Parker but everyone is just happy to be competing again after 11-month absence
Carmel Valley’s Brandon Nakashima took his second ATP Challenger title at the Open Quimper Bretagne Occidentale on Quimper, France on Feb. 7.
As the Girl Scout cookie season winds down, a grateful Girl Scout visited the Fairbanks, Del Mar and Solana Beach fire stations with boxes of cookies.
Assistance League Rancho San Dieguito recently donated over 300 books to Solana Beach Head Start, the Ada Harris Elementary School library in the Cardiff School District, and Skyline Elementary School to be sent home with the students in the Solana Beach School District.
To support families with a hospitalized child, the Vertex Foundation funded a new Guest Services Office and Family Welcome Center at Ronald McDonald House Charities of San Diego as well as additional support for the organization’s meals and overnight stays.
Bryan Duoto struggled with math and science in the large classrooms of Carmel Valley’s public schools.
In her latest podcast venture, Solana Beach resident Shelby Stanger started a health and wellness-centered show called “Vitamin Joy.”
After her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer about five years ago, Del Mar resident Alyssa Pereira began researching ingredients in hygiene products and their impacts on health.
Solana Beach author Ona Russell’s short story “In the Tent” was recently honored as one of the Top 10 narratives submitted to the San Diego Decameron Project, a collection of 101 works of creative writing about the Covid-19 pandemic.
Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the publication of its 10th anniversary anthology, The Sky’s the Limit.
Plus more local theater news from San Diego Musical Theatre, UC San Diego, Point Loma Playhouse and Hershey Felder
Behind the scenes, research carries on, online programming is thriving and a new gallery is taking shape
Del Mar artist Todd Parker, who also goes by TP The Artist, displayed some of his works at the Michael Seewald gallery on the third floor of Del Mar Plaza on Feb. 25.
The Country Friends partners with South Coast Plaza on the annual runway show and luncheon
This week’s San Diego theater column includes news on Theatre Week, Cygnet Theatre and New Village Arts
Solana Beach artist Joel Harris has been using his work to connect with aging veterans who are rehabbing at VA hospitals and unable to see visitors because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The three-day African-American celebration and ‘edu-tainment’ event streams Friday through Feb. 28
With LEVEL4 PT & Wellness, husband and wife team Drs.
Solana Beach firm helps pool multiple shipments together into one full truckload so goods move more efficiently
Through about 17 years and counting serving the local community, Dr.
After settling into the Rancho Santa Fe dental practice Dentistry in the Ranch over the summer, Dr.
UC San Diego Health opened its newest clinic in the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch on Sept. 11.
If you’re getting serious about remodeling your home, chances are you’ve read reviews or talked to friends about their experiences.
New mobile gift card program provides a simple way to give back to the community
Business Spotlight: While much has changed about how businesses operate in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the need to market a business has not.
Business Spotlight: Voices for Children, which has been helping San Diego’s foster children for 40 years by connecting them with services they need, will hold its annual “Starry Starry Night” gala on Saturday, Oct. 3, in hopes of raising awareness of and funds for its cause.
With temperature checks, wellness screening questionnaires and other safety measures in place, Massage Concepts in the Del Mar Highlands Town Center continues to serve the community as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
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Feb. 18 issue: Importance of music in our community and during Covid I am writing to persuade you and remind you of the importance of music in our community and especially during Covid!
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Jan. 7 issue: Stop Del Mar Horsepark from permanently closing We must act now to stop the 65-acre Del Mar Horsepark from being closed and turned over to developers.
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The color purple will not deter Helen Woodward Animal Center’s pandemic pet therapy programs
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This fascinating, informative, beautifully illustrated and well written book uses official GM archives material and input from numerous Corvette team members to present the complete, licensed story of the development of the 2020, eighth generation (C8) Corvette – the first mid-engine production Corvette.
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A lawsuit filed Feb. 16 in San Diego Superior Court charges four California state officials, including Gov.
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The upper-most level of world-wide motorsports has been too dependent upon money and not enough about taking care of our environment.
