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Letters: Oct. 18 A KAABOO problem still to solve It was nice to see the positive reports from the Fair Board on KAABOO.
Maps must be revised to reflect current FEMA maps On Oct. 1 the Del Mar City Council will vote to alter the boundaries of the Floodplain Overlay Zone.
All participating in election should adhere to ethical campaign rules We the undersigned, candidates for seats on the Del Mar City Council, write to express our concern that early campaign materials disseminated in Del Mar as to the Shoreline Initiative (Measure R) are anonymous, do not disclose who is paying for them, use a website URL that is easily confused with the City of Del Mar official website, and include a paid ad using derogatory personal attack language.
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School Safety Resolution does not represent parents’ community What happened over the last six months in our beloved DMUSD?
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July 19: Concerns over Lomas Santa Fe Road project The following is an open letter to the Solana Beach Mayor and City Council.
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Did you know that heart disease remains the No. 1 cause of death in the United States?
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Gratitude to hard-working journalists Thanksgiving is around the corner and what better time to express gratitude to our hard-working reporters.
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It was a crisp Sunday morning in late October.
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St. James Academy in Solana Beach was recently honored by the U.S. Department of Education as a Green Ribbon School. -
Policy revision only addresses potential vote conflicts between domestic partners
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Measure failed that would have allowed for senior-care apartment complex
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Operating budget set at $13 million-plus
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Thanks to some observant middle-school students, Solana Beach officials are halting the city’s practice of using fiber rolls wrapped in plastic to control erosion.
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As MTS eyes placing a measure on the 2020 ballot to provide funding for transit projects, they are gathering input with the lofty task of defining what the future of transportation in San Diego should look like.
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Help give a stronger voice in the fight against cancer Note: This letter was submitted just before the author left on her trip.
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Coyote pet protection Thank you for your excellent and topically important article, “Coyotes ‘Out of Control’ in Carmel Valley.”
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Patrick Vergne is a gem I have a friend whose son did something slightly wrong while at the beach.
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Pat Vergne should run for City Council Take it from one who has known and dealt with him for decades, there is no more honest and capable person in Del Mar than Pat Vergne.
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Kudos to the Bruttens for Plaza upgrades Patricia and Marc Brutten — what a wonderful start for your plans to revitalize Del Mar Plaza.
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When the San Diego County Water Authority filed its initial rate case lawsuit in 2010 against the Los Angeles-based Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, we knew it would be a marathon.
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Short-term rentals have long played a key role in Del Mar Del Mar’s recent attempt to restrict residents’ renting of their homes for less then 30 days is yet another alarming example of the exclusionary direction our local government is trying to take Del Mar without concern for what is actually best for Del Mar.
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Community Choice and climate change When 97 percent of all climate scientists agree that climate change is real and caused at least partly by humans (climate.nasa.gov/scientific-consensus), assertions to the contrary like those by Bill Stoops (in last week’s Solana Beach Sun) are a distraction.
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CCA or CCE, it is all more government control of markets Those interested in the expansion of government into the electrical utility business tout green energy and so saving the planet from man-caused climate change, and tangentially lower electrical costs.