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Girl Scouts San Diego held a virtual Gold Award Ceremony on June 20 to honor 65 Girl Scout Gold Award recipients.
For some people, sheltering in place has been a positive experience.
The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC) has been awarded a $5,000 grant from Genentech to develop new video lessons for its Watershed Explorers Program.
TextEditor For those currently going through traumatic events, a special teddy bear hug is becoming a well-known therapeutic escape with The Comfort Cub.
Meals on Wheels San Diego County’s board of trustees announced recently that they have selected Brent Wakefield to serve as the agency’s president and CEO.
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Solana Pacific School student Adeline Bailey recently brought a little love to Carmel Valley’s Thrive Animal Rescue as part of her fifth-grade philanthropy project.
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A local teacher who lives in Del Mar and her family are among the many residents who have been finding ways to give back to those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ryan Luther, 18, and Sarah Senteno, 17, each were recently awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Solana Beach Civic & Historical Society.
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With the support from the Petco Foundation’s Helping Heroes grant, Shelter to Soldier adopted a gorgeous (from the inside-out!)
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Kids can work two to four months raising a hog, sheep or goat, and four to six months raising a steer.
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A local troop of Girl Scouts recently completed their Silver Award project, creating a positive environment in the restrooms at Solana Ranch Elementary School.
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Although the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club will kick off its 2020 summer racing season with an empty grandstand, there are still a variety of ways to enjoy races and festivities throughout the summer.
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Higher retaining wall, more soldier piles & repairs proposed
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One person was arrested on suspicion of DUI in the three-vehicle crash
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Bike for Humanity (BikeforHumanity.com), a global initiative created by Basketball Hall of Famer Bill Walton in April, is gearing up for its second rendition with a star-studded cast of elite athletes and celebrities when the ElliptiGO Bike for Humanity II presented by Banner Bank and Events.com takes to streets around the world on Saturday, July 25.
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Exhibition via new augmented reality app on view from July 11 – Aug. 22
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Five Del Mar residents, including the city’s deputy mayor and a council member, have asked the governor to restrict beach access to exercise only ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.
Ella Adams, a rising sophomore at Canyon Crest Academy, wanted to do something to support overwhelmed and hard-working hospital workers during the COVID-19 pandemic so she started her own nonprofit called Hospital Helpers 2020.
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Books, podcasts and movies explore the Black experience and racism in America.
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Ecommerce coffee company Atilano Cafe, headquartered in Solana Beach, roasted 600 bags of a special “Thank You” blend for distribution to front-line workers handling the COVID-19 crisis.
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For over a decade, 17-year-old Carmel Valley resident Danny An has been making yearly trips to Baja California to make donations to families in need.
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One Paseo in Carmel Valley recently teamed up with two local school districts to help the community and give back directly to the families who needed it most.
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A Carmel Valley teenager is using her crafting talents to help make a difference—15-year-old Paige Chew has raised $300 by selling her handmade plush frogs to support Black Lives Matter causes.
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After receiving shipments of disposable face masks from friends and relatives from China, 17-year-old Weston Yang decided to distribute about 1,000 of them free throughout his community.
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The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC) recently welcomed new board officers: Nate Northup of Poway, president; Jim Smith of Del Mar, vice president; Peter DeFrancesca of Solana Beach, treasurer; Katherine Sheehan of Del Mar, secretary; Brad Bartlett of Escondido, past president.
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Reminding people of all the good around them, especially during this most challenging time, Zac and Asher Swazey (12 and 10 years old respectively) created a positive newscast called SGN San Diego, which stands for Some Good News San Diego.
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Virtual fundraiser extended through June 12 to support families with hospitalized children
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“Expect A Miracle,” a documentary by a Del Mar filmmaker about a North County home for AIDS patients, premiered on KPBS on June 9.
