We encourage community dialogue on important public issues and welcome letters. Submit letters here or email them to editor@delmartimes.net.
Featured
March 9 issue: Cities should look at applying Vision Zero principles to their roads I would like to respond to a recent article titled “As bicycle, e-bike collisions rise in coastal North County, local officials discuss safety options”.
Dec. 1, 2022 issue: New format is excellent Now that I’ve had a chance to receive and read the Del Mar Times, with its new size and format for a few weeks, please know that I really like it.
This guest commentary presents my personal opinions and does not necessarily reflect the views of my city or city council colleagues. (1, see bottom) We need to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions: San Diego needs to reduce GHG emissions for our future survival and quality of life, and to avoid severe state and federal penalties if we don’t.
The 2022 midterm elections and which party will gain the majority.
Oct. 6 issue: New SDUHSD contract: If one peels back the skin, the picture is always more complicated I feel that Marsha Sutton’s article commenting on the new San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) contract begs for some context.
The resolution on the San Dieguito Union High School District’s Board of Education meeting on June 23 to accept the San Diego County Office of Education’s redistricting map was not approved, by a vote of 2-2.
The road to La Grecia is rocky. Literally.
Choose any amount, cancel any time
June 2 issue: Time for budget to reflect urgent repair needs for SDUHSD schools Our San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) schools currently have over $77M+ in deferred maintenance as described in the 2020 Facilities Condition Draft Report.
It takes courage to face down the people in charge of your children’s education.
Feb. 3 issue: Civil discourse policy should be extended to all communications and interactions As a 40+ year resident of Del Mar I feel very fortunate and blessed to live here.
Dec. 2 issue: Message to Solana Beach residents As a group of Solana Beach residents, we have recently started observing and tracking the City Council’s agenda topics and decisions being made.
Nov. 4 issue: Thank you for saving the field!
Oct. 7 issue: Getting the job done for Del Mar Fiscal responsibility has driven the Del Mar City Council’s actions since the current Council convened in January of this year.
Dishing up some culinary comfort, and a side of immunity
La Jollan Mary Beth Adderley: ‘When I look back over the past 20 years, I realize how much I lost, his sister lost and his father lost, but mostly I think of all Ted lost.’
Sept. 2 issue: Guest commentary: CCA student’s Zoom call with school in Kabul, Afghanistan: ‘We fear for our lives’ By Jack Shi It was surreal to sit in class during the first week of school, listening to the terrifying events in Afghanistan.
Aug. 5 issue: Del Mar Horsepark Olympians Congratulations to Del Mar Horsepark supporters who led the U.S.
July 1 issue: One View: Del Mar celebrates Joel Holliday By Gordon Clanton At its June 7 meeting the Del Mar City Council issued a Proclamation honoring long-time Del Mar resident Joel Holliday for his many contributions to the community and to the region.
