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The electoral push to expand the cannabis industry into more California cities includes Nov. 3 ballot measures in Solana Beach and Encinitas, which have both led to debates on local control, crime and other potential issues.
Plans for the 2021 San Diego County Fair will start to come into focus next month, Del Mar Fairgrounds board members said during their Oct. 20 online meeting.
Transit district hopes to limit access to hazardous, high-traffic areas
A resolution passed by the San Dieguito Union High School District board on Oct. 14 represented a shift in the district’s thinking regarding reopening, allowing them to move toward bringing students back to in-person school one to two days a week by the second quarter.
Solana Beach City Council members crafted some of the terms that will be part of a financial assistance program for renters in the city who have lost their jobs or otherwise been impacted by the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Incumbent San Diego County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar is being challenged in her run for a second term by first-time candidate Terra Lawson-Remer in the District 3 race on Nov. 3.
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Out-of-bounds case rate reduced by local testing gains
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Caroline Brown is retiring after 41 years in the Solana Beach School District.
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The Solana Beach School District continues to move toward its goal of bringing students back five days a week, planning to bring back K-3 students four days a week by December.
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The Solana Beach School District board adopted a resolution Oct. 8 opposing Measure S, an initiative on the November ballot that seeks to repeal prohibitions on commercial cannabis storefronts and cultivation in the City of Solana Beach.
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The contest between Republican incumbent Kristin Gaspar and Democrat Terra Lawson-Remer will determine the political balance of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors
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The Nov. 3 election will be the first Solana Beach election since the city switched from an at-large election, in which the whole city voted on every council seat and the title of mayor rotated each year, to district-based elections.
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Three candidates are vying for two available seats on the Solana Beach School District board this November.
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The Solana Beach School District launched a new COVID-19 dashboard on the district’s website to provide staff, families, and community members with a clear summary of positive COVID-19 cases among the students and employees participating in the district’s in-person learning model.
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In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, Solana Beach resident Shawn McClondon offered to meet with his neighbors to discuss racism and the social issues brought to the forefront by protesters, activists and media.
Latest Del Mar News
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The Del Mar City Council allocated $202,000 to its economic contingency fund during its Oct. 19 online meeting and made other budgetary adjustments in response to the novel coronavirus pandemic and its effects on the city’s finances.
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The Hallmark Channel has become known for its yearly bounty of feel-good Christmas movies.
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About 50 parents and community members rallied outside the Poway Unified School District office before the Thursday, Oct. 15, board meeting, over the possibility of PUSD leasing a surplus property to Costco.
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Incumbent Assemblyman Brian Maienschein and his challenger, June Yang Cutter, will face off again on Nov. 3 after having their first match-up on the ballot during the 77th Assembly District’s primary.
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This November, there are four candidates vying for two spots on the Del Mar Union School District board.
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Amy Caterina has announced her withdrawal from the race for San Dieguito Union High School District Board, Area 4.
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The Southern California Women In Bio chapter, which includes Del Mar residents in leadership positions, has been using its programs to help more women advance in bioscience-related fields.
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As mail ballots start showing up in mailboxes around San Diego County, the Registrar of Voters office is reminding voters that it’s safer to mark your ballot at home to avoid the risk of contracting COVID-19.
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There will be no interruption in services because the work will be done in phases
