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At its June 25 meeting, the Solana Beach School District board adopted a resolution affirming its commitment to fight institutional racism.
Carmel Valley’s Victoria Bennett has published her second book, “Mean Doreen,” a children’s book that addresses the difficult topic of bullying.
As protesters took to the streets following the death of George Floyd, Solana Beach resident Shawn McClondon posted an offer on his social media to meet with any of his neighbors.
The city of Solana Beach has begun accepting applications for grants of up to $4,000 to small businesses that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, following City Council discussion July 1 over the terms of the grant program.
Higher retaining wall, more soldier piles & repairs proposed
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One person was arrested on suspicion of DUI in the three-vehicle crash
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The Del Mar Union and Solana Beach School Districts are refining two instructional models as they plan to reopen schools this fall under state and county guidelines: a full 5 days a week on-site learning and a more structured learning distance learning model online.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District board adopted its 2020-21 budget on June 18, agreeing to cut seven middle school bus routes.
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Ryan Luther, 18, and Sarah Senteno, 17, each were recently awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Solana Beach Civic & Historical Society.
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Financial squeeze leads to second rate change in as many months
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County supervisors unanimously agreed to give Citizens’ Law Enforcement Review Board more resources, change nomination process
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Property lease among ventures considered to boost revenue at Del Mar property
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Administration says full-time staff to be cut by 58 percent
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After three long chlorine-free months, the Rancho San Dieguito Swim Team was able to get back into the pool on June 12 as the county’s COVID-19 restrictions lifted for youth sports and fitness facilities.
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One Paseo in Carmel Valley recently teamed up with two local school districts to help the community and give back directly to the families who needed it most.
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Latest Del Mar News
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A new Pacific Highlands Ranch housing development will move forward without a connection to Rancho Santa Fe Farms Road after Pardee Homes faced opposition from neighbors over the proposed new street.
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The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board continues to explore a traffic calming measure of some kind for the Solana Highlands neighborhood intersection of High Bluff Drive and Lady Hill Road.
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The Del Mar Union School District board plans to have a discussion about its role in promoting equality and addressing inequalities due to racism at its July 22 board meeting.
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The Clean Energy Alliance board of directors will be considering two options for $4.5 million in loans to finance startup costs: one that would require the member cities to contribute to a $2.5 million security, or an alternative that could initially prevent the promised 2% rate discount.
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Following opposition from several residents, the Del Mar City Council voted against suspending a local law that allows property owners to take their disputes with neighbors over blocked scenic views or sunlight access to City Hall for resolution.
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San Diego County has been added to the governor’s watch list
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With per-capita infection rates above threshold for seven straight days, state rules require businesses to move all activities outdoors
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Five Del Mar residents, including the city’s deputy mayor and a council member, have asked the governor to restrict beach access to exercise only ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.
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Track hired a response team, added washing stations, increased signage and communication as opening looms July 10
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The flu is a strain of the virus that killed 285,000 people globally in 2009.
