Luke Harold
Staff Writer
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Following a spate of horse deaths in Santa Anita over the last year, state Sen. -
Del Mar residents will have a chance to weigh in on the search for a new city manager at the next City Council meeting on Sept. 9, when there will be a public comment period and council discussion on the process.
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Tenth Avenue Arts Center will host “No Distractions,” the first full-length play from a theater company run by a local college student who wants to get more youth involved in the medium, from Aug. 29-31.
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Rehearsals are underway for “Amadeus,” the North Coast Repertory Theatre’s 38th season-opening show that debuts Sept. 4.
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The recent 6.4 and 7.1 magnitude earthquakes in Ridgecrest, which could be felt throughout a radius that included Los Angeles and Las Vegas, served as an eyeopening experience for many West Coast residents when it comes to earthquake preparedness.
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From a field of 875 submissions by K-12 students from San Diego and Tijuana, two Torrey Pines High School students were selected for the 14th annual juried exhibition at the Museum of Photographic Arts.
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After visiting Creativity Explored, a San Francisco-based studio for developmentally disabled artists, Solana Beach resident and author Andrea Moriarty got an idea.
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Canyon Crest Academy senior Ruchi Agashe received a trophy and a $1,000 check at Scripps Research Institute’s Summer Intern Symposium on Aug. 9 for winning the Institute’s inaugural Young Scientist Award.
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Children have been bringing their friends, parents and grandparents to Sandcastle Tales, a new bookstore in Del Mar that opened last month and exclusively sells children’s books.
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After years of deliberations, on Aug. 5 the Del Mar City Council launched the initial phase of a project to put all the city’s utility poles underground, projected to cost $32-42 million.
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The Del Mar City Council unanimously voted on Aug. 5 to allow bluff stabilization improvements that will take place from September to May, including repairs to retaining walls, storm drains, flow channels and access pathways to support the rail that transports passengers along the Los Angeles-San Diego corridor.
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The Del Mar City Council unanimously voted Aug. 5 to move forward with a series of upgrades to the Del Mar Plaza Specific Plan, hoping to rejuvenate the downtown hub for visitors and businesses.
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