Opening Day at the Races

By Gordon Clanton My 400-word limit for these musings often leaves me with more material than I can use, so my desk becomes cluttered with info-bits about the topics of recent columns and other interests.

By Bud Emerson Watching the Del Mar City Council stumble clumsily toward decisions about downtown re(sic)vitalization, it seems they have a bit of amnesia about how the community has evolved over the years.

BY GORDON CLANTON North Coastal columnist The proposed widening of Interstate 5 has triggered renewed discussion of how to expand the use of public transportation so as to reduce the need for ever-more freeway lanes.

In less than 12 hours the Del Sol Lions allocated $300 to a local student robotics team and received $1,000 from the County Employees Charitable Organization (CECO) for the St.

The Friends of the Solana Beach Library will be awarding at least three $1,000 scholarships for higher education this year to graduating high-school seniors, continuing students, or students returning to school after a gap.

The Del Sol Lions Club recently made donations to MAEGA for two new scholarships.

Members at Boys & Girls Clubs of San Dieguito’s Harper Teen Center had their first workshop on how to build and program their own robots.

With Rock Steady Boxing in Encinitas, coach Ingrid Johnson is helping people fight Parkinson’s disease and live happier and healthy lives.

Due to COVID-19 safety precautions, the Del Mar Foundation was not able to hold its annual Easter Egg hunt this year.

Two years of volunteering at the Community Resource Center in Encinitas helped inspire a business idea by a Canyon Crest Academy student for a school project.