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With signs reading “Black Lives Matter” and “No More Silence,” over 200 protesters gathered in front of Solana Beach City Hall Wednesday morning, June 3, in response to the murder of George Floyd.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected a petition to review the case of Higginson v.
Levin announces $11.5 million for next phase of railroad reinforcement
North County Food Bank will receive $26,910 in community development block grant funding from the city of Solana Beach, which received the money as part of the CARES Act that Congress approved to combat the economic effects of the novel coronavirus.
The Solana Beach City Council approved a citywide automated green waste collection that will be implemented the week of Aug. 26.
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Family, friends and more are congratulating the seniors in the Teen Volunteers in Action – San Diego Chapter 2 for their many accomplishments. -
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Del Mar will cut back to three days a week but start its signature summer meeting eight days earlier on July 10.
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San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Law Enforcement is investigating a felony animal cruelty case in San Marcos.
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General manager says property in dire financial straits and needs $20 million in federal aid
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Last week, restaurants and retail were given the green light to open and serve customers in person with restrictions to help continue the spread of COVID-19.
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The exteriors of the Solana Beach School District’s offices will soon be getting a refresh.
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Before Solana Vista School begins to be demolished this week, the Solana Beach School District invited students to chalk their gratitude on campus.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District will give students the option for hold harmless grades or credit/no credit as they close out this unusual school year with distance learning.
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Walking to school as a child, UC San Diego visiting professor Smitha Vishveshwara asked her father, a black hole physicist, what he did for a living.
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The Solana Beach School District has selected Susana Baum, an intervention specialist at Solana Vista Elementary School, as Teacher of the Year and named Mashell Ingrande, secretary at Carmel Creek Elementary School as Classified Employee of the Year.
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On May 15, three Del Mar Union School District elementary school teams were included in the Design for San Diego (D4SD)’s Civic Design Challenge virtual summit.
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The Del Mar City Council unanimously voted June 1 to draft and send a letter to the San Diego sheriff and district attorney to address the law enforcement issues highlighted by the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.
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The Winston School in Del Mar received approval from the Del Mar City Council to begin the permitting process for additional fencing, but also drew criticism for its allegations of a rise in trespassers on campus since schools closed due to COVID-19.
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It was previously reported that it was the Solana Beach School District that invited students to chalk their gratitude on the Solana Vista campus before it is demolished this summer, however, it was actually a grassroots effort initiated by 12-year-old Lilly O’Shaughnessy.
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The Del Mar Union School District is preparing to potentially reopen schools on Aug. 24, planning ways to modify its daily operations to ensure the health of students and staff.
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Sycamore Ridge School in Carmel Valley is welcoming a new principal this summer as Principal Peg LaRose will retire on June 30 after a 36-year career in education.
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On May 28, the Carmel Valley Community Planning board unanimously approved The Grove, a new life science research and development building on the corner of El Camino Real and Townsgate Drive.
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The Torrey Hills School field will get an upgrade this summer as the Del Mar Union School District board approved the plans at the May 27 board meeting.
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The Carmel Valley Community Planning board unanimously approved Pardee Homes’ amended plans for a new 81-home development in Pacific Highlands Ranch at its May 28 virtual meeting.
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The City of Del Mar is set to open its beaches, Powerhouse and Seagrove parks on Tuesday, June 2, for sunbathing and relaxing with household members, according to a city news release.
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