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Solana Beach residents spoke out against a San Dieguito Union High School District proposal to build a new district office that would take away field space on the Earl Warren Middle School campus.
There’s no greater proof of San Diego’s famously fair weather than this: In 82 years, the Del Mar race track has never lost a single day of horse racing to inclement weather.
Authorities Friday, Nov. 15, offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in a hit-and-run crash that severely injured a 39-year-old man last week in a Del Mar alley.
Scripps Candlelight Ball The Scripps Health Foundation will continue a long-held and cherished holiday tradition when it hosts the 90th annual Candlelight Ball on Saturday, Dec. 7, at the Fairmont Grand Del Mar.
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San Diego police are investigating a report that a man in a parked car exposed himself to students near Carmel Valley Middle School Wednesday morning, Nov. 13.
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For the second year in a row, Geppetto’s in Del Mar Highlands Town Center was selected as the go-to destination for an anonymous philanthropist to purchase $50,561 worth of toys to donate to the Marine Toys for Tots.
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Carmel Valley resident Ryan Cunningham recently launched his campaign for California’s 52nd Congressional District.
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San Dieguito Union High School District’s classified employees again rallied at the board’s Nov. 7 meeting, as they seek “fairness and equity” in their ongoing salary negotiations.
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A former California insurance executive was sentenced to six months in prison for paying $450,000 to get his son and daughter admitted to the University of Southern California as fake athletic recruits.
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Solana Highlands Elementary School families gathered Nov. 8 for a tasty Pancake Breakfast presented by the Dads’ Club.
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The City of Solana Beach and Solana Beach Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 5431 jointly hosted a Veterans Day ceremony honoring those who serve, past and present, Nov. 11 at the La Colonia Community Center.
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Del Mar Hills Academy PTA held its annual Hillsfest Gala fundraiser Nov. 2 at the Del Mar Plaza.
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The Solana Beach Schools Foundation and the Solana Beach School District partnered to host the 2nd Annual STREAM Fest Nov. 2 at Solana Pacific Elementary School in Carmel Valley.
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The Torrey Pines High School Music Department held its Fall Concert Oct. 22 and 23 at Torrey Pines High School’s new Performance Arts Center, directed by Amy Gelb.
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The La Colonia Community Foundation and the City of Solana Beach presented the 5th Annual “Día de Los Muertos” – Day of the Dead – community event Oct. 27 at La Colonia Park.
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Carmel Creek Elementary School families enjoyed a fun-filled morning of great food and basketball Oct. 27 at the “Dads, Dunks and Donuts” event held Oct. 27 at the back of the school.
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Local residents showed up as a variety of characters to participate in the Del Mar Foundation’s 7th Annual Halloween Dog Parade and Costume Competition held Oct. 27 at Powerhouse Park.
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Del Mar Art Center Gallery artists and Cinépolis Theater in Del Mar recently announced Art at Cinépoiis - a fun-filled evening of art and a special happy-hour priced menu.
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Richard and Svetlana Dreyfuss will be the event’s honorary chairs
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The 28th annual The Red Nose Run will be held at Del Mar Beach Saturday, Dec. 7, at 1 p.m.
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Assistance League of Rancho San Dieguito (ALRSD) recently purchased and presented age-appropriate diversity themed books to smiling children at Solana Beach Head Start.
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Sandcastle Tales, the sole children’s bookstore throughout the San Diego region, will have its Grand Opening on Saturday Nov. 9, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., at 1414 Camino del Mar, in the heart of the Del Mar Village shopping district only a few hundred steps from the beach.
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Carmel Valley Library Family Concert Series presents accomplished violinist Nov. 13 The Carmel Valley Library Concert Series presents 16-year-old virtuoso violinist Sara Maxman on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 6:45 p.m.
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Located in the heart of Sorrento and Carmel Valley, the Legion Sports Center is a new, state-of-the-art facility offering many athletic classes and teams for boys and girls of all ages.
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In Neil Simon’s classic comedy “The Sunshine Boys,” a long-retired vaudeville duo agree to set aside their decades-long animosity to re-team for one last performance. But some old habits die hard. The 1972 comedy gets a funny and spirited workout at North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana Beach, which is the ideal venue for the play. It presents Simon’s works more than any other local professional theater and its longtime artistic director, David Ellenstein, has long provided senior actors — like Simon’s 70-something vaudevillians — the chance to show audiences that they’ve still got it.
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How much did first-year Head Coach Courtney Spleen’s Torrey Pines field hockey team improve during the 2019 season?
Torrey Pines’ Marco Notarainni (football) and Cathedral Catholic’s Thomas Notarainni (basketball) excel in their sports
Top-seeded Torrey Pines defeated No. 2 Cathedral Catholic 25-19, 25-23, 26-24 in the San Diego Section Open Division championship match on Nov. 9.
As the saying goes, “better late than never” and that was certainly the case for the Torrey Pines field hockey team Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 12.
Football N America (FNA), founded by Drew Brees, in its fourth season supporting youth flag football families in the coastal San Diego area, just wrapped up a remarkable flag football tournament to cap off their fall 2019 season.
In 2018, the Board of Directors of the Solana Beach Little League voted to create a new higher education scholarship for former members of the Solana Beach Little League to support tuition at any college, junior college, or technical school.
Football: La Costa Canyon rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat Torrey Pines 21-13 in an Avocado League finale for both teams on Nov. 1.
Riding the coattails of an individual championship performance by junior Libby Fleming, Torrey Pines prevailed in one of the closest competitions in recent history to capture the CIF Division I Girls Golf Championship Wednesday at San Diego’s Admiral Baker Golf Course.
Freshman Stella Mikolajewksi scored a pair of goals and the host Torrey Pines field hockey team held off a late comeback attempt by Canyon Crest to defeat the Ravens, 3-2, and claim the outright championship of the Avocado West League Tuesday afternoon.
Two area residents were among the winners at the Breeders’ Cup World Thoroughbred Championships on Nov. 1 and 2 at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia.
Pacific Social replaces Westroot Tavern, which Cohn took over last June and gradually revamped over a five-month period
From growing up on a farm in Indiana to serving in World War II, longtime Solana Beach resident Ruth Gunther recounted her past memories, accomplishments and best pieces of advice to St.
A local physical therapist and Carmel Valley resident has released a book to help the growing aging population with one of the biggest challenges they face: balance.
Dr. Ken Druck’s latest book provides advice to adults experiencing the decline of aging parents
After years of being a “best-kept secret” in North County, the Assistance League’s Rancho San Dieguito chapter wants to raise its profile.
Canyon Crest Academy’s Girls Who Code club and affiliated all-girls Ravenettes Robotics team are ready to start the 2019-2020 school year with the goal to “inspire, educate and equip girls with invaluable technological and interpersonal skills.”
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With Thanksgiving approaching at gigabit speed, we’re all gearing up for the big day with a main course of stress, and side dishes of angst and doubts about menu choices, modes of preparation, presentation (and dinner guests). To help make this feast a delightfully memorable one, I’ll now take your questions and offer cooking tips.
Each year, talented students from the San Diego Youth Symphony and Conservatory’s most advanced level Ovation and intermediate level Showcase ensemble programs compete in SDYS’ solo Concerto Competitions.
When Serena Geroe was young, she vividly remembers car rides with her family spent listening to music blasting through stereo speakers.
The Solana Beach School District board has selected three local artists to bring playfulness and pops of color to the Skyline School campus.
From running a small operation out of his parents’ basement in Connecticut 20 years ago, Kyle Tortora has an inventory of about 1,200 Buddhist and Hindu statues stored in an Oceanside warehouse, sold through his website and shipped all over the world.
“Come One, Come All” reads artist Celeste Byers’ new sunrise-colored mural at One Paseo.
Carmel Valley resident Danielle Depratt Koelbl and her 6-year-old daughter Taylor have written and published their third little book with a lesson.
Local residents and visitors can now visit a new, free art museum open 24 hours a day all year long on Cedros Avenue.
Phil Salazar and the Kin Folk will play at the Pilgrim United Church of Christ Oct. 19 in Carlsbad as part of the nonprofit San Diego Folk Heritage’s regular series of events.
With everything from major box office draws to short films by students, the San Diego International Film Festival will be held Oct. 15-20 at multiple venues throughout the city.
When the League of Amazing Programmers opened 13 years ago, you could say it was a bit before its time.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time for recognizing the magnitude of mental health issues in our present-day society.
How does a guy from the deep South end up opening a café in San Diego?
For more than 10 years, Chhokar Law Group has been customizing estate planning for its clients.
Clients can also keep track of their project through an app
Estate Management Group deals with ‘financial fears’
You could say Beth Gottfried was born with the organizing gene.
North County now has a one-stop shop when it comes to healthcare.
Color Counter, the new “go-to” location for a quick hair color fix, has become one of the busiest tenants in Carmel Valley’s One Paseo.
Hall Private Wealth Advisors (HPWA), a boutique wealth-management practice, has reached record asset levels recently, through new clientele and higher-than-industry-average new asset growth.
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Oct. 17 issue: Reasons for my vote In a recent post on social media, Del Mar resident Hershell Price criticized my vote against a last-minute amendment to the 2020 budget for San Diego’s Regional Transportation Plan.
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August 1 issue: Climate change is natural Sure, there is climate change, but it is natural and not due to any human intervention like China, India, or USA atmospheric effluents.
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July 4 issue: Applause to Solana Beach council for passing amendment Kudos to the Solana Beach City Council for passing an amendment to include marijuana in the Social Host Ordinance.
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Mazda’s Heritage Collection occupies a spacious garage beneath Mazda North America’s Research and Development Center in Irvine, in Southern California.
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Statewide, California is increasingly being hit hard by destructive wildfires that are causing large-scale electricity shutdowns throughout the Golden State.
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When you take delivery of a new – or new to you – automobile, it is likely that you will drive it away before you are completely familiar with its operation.
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