Luke Harold
Staff Writer
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The newly formed Clean Energy Alliance Board of Directors discussed forming a citizens advisory committees during its monthly meeting on Jan. 16. -
Safety and security were among the top concerns Encinitas residents expressed to city staff at a Jan. 14 public forum about a proposed parking area for North County residents who are experiencing homelessness and living in their cars.
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The Del Mar City Council created a Housing Element Citizens’ Task Force to make recommendations on where to add new housing in the city as part of the state’s Regional Housing Needs Assessment.
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Del Mar City Council members will attempt to withdraw and resubmit applications to the California Coastal Commission related to the city’s plan to handle sea level rise, with the goal of postponing a hearing in front of the commission until July.
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Most of the Del Mar residents who spoke at a Jan. 14 Planning Commission meeting urged their neighbors to vote against the Marisol initiative, which would create zoning for a mixed-use luxury hotel project in the northwest tip of the city.
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A former Capri Elementary School student and his family are suing the Encinitas Union School District for negligence after allegedly suffering burns on his face, eyes and neck from a science experiment gone wrong.
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With global protests against 5G implementation scheduled for Jan. 25, some local residents are concerned about the alleged health impacts of the new technology as local governments pave the way for new towers in their communities.
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Solana Beach is one of four cities that filed an appeal to the San Diego Association of Governments in an attempt to lower the number of new housing units city leaders will have to accommodate over the coming decade.
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Francis Parker School eighth-grader Tyden Chinowsky spent the morning Jan. 6 with his parents and a small team planting some new greenery along Camino Del Mar, on a small patch of land near the Anderson Canyon trail, in Del Mar.
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As accessory dwelling units become a bigger piece of the puzzle to solving the statewide housing crisis, a Del Mar resident launched an online tool to help homeowners determine their potential return on investment if they build one.
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The Community Resource Center in Encinitas is preparing to host volunteers who will take part in this year’s homeless count, scheduled Jan. 23 at 4 a.m.
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Chino Farm in Rancho Santa Fe last year celebrated its golden anniversary of opening its family-owned farm stand, where it sells crops including sweet corn, strawberries and tomatoes.
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