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Still 10 years away in “a perfect world,” probably much longer
A new district office for the San Dieguito Union High School District is back on the agenda this week.
After his wife, daughter and sister-in-law died in a bluff collapse last summer, Encinitas resident Pat Davis joined the many local voices calling for federal funding to combat the erosion, sea level rise and other environmental factors that caused it.
As the Solana Beach School District prepares to break ground on the new Solana Vista School this summer, the board is facing an important decision about where students will be housed during the one-year construction.
The Solana Beach School District adopted its new by-trustee area map that will be used for the upcoming November 2020 elections.
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RAF Pacifica Group, led by developer Adam Robinson, recently completed the construction of a brand new mixed-use project in Solana Beach. 330 Cedros is the first new ground-up project to be completed in Solana Beach in several years and features a mix of retail, residential and office spaces.
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Solana Beach’s Debra Schade, vice president of the Solana Beach School District board, has recently expanded her role in education leadership as a newly appointed director on the California School Boards Association (CSBA) Board of Directors.
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Carruth Cellars, San Diego’s largest urban winery, is hosting their 10th Annual Barrel Tasting Party on Feb. 22 and 23 at their flagship location on Cedros Avenue in Solana Beach.
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Culture Brewing Company in Solana Beach will celebrate its seventh anniversary with a party on Saturday, Feb. 22 from 12 to 6 p.m.
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A fire engulfed the detached garage of a Solana Beach home Tuesday night, Feb. 4, and a sheriff’s deputy sustained apparent smoke-inhalation injuries when she stopped a woman from running back toward the burning structure, a sheriff’s lieutenant said.
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A trio of locals have started a successful new business helping people navigate the complex online marketplace that is Amazon.
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Interstate 5 drivers will see a shift in traffic beginning in February when they cross the bridge being built over the San Elijo Lagoon at the border of Encinitas and Solana Beach.
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The Del Mar bluffs have been plagued by a series of collapses over the last 18 months that have left residents and officials increasingly concerned about the stability of the busy railroad perched atop the cliffs.
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After reading the news about the coronavirus outbreak in China, Canyon Crest Academy sophomore Andrew Kuang took initiative and started a fundraiser to raise money to buy medical supplies for hospitals in Wuhan.
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In response to a new state law, the Del Mar City Council is evaluating new standards for environmental review that places an emphasis on vehicle miles traveled.
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Last week, a Superior Court judge dismissed the city’s request for a writ of mandate to clarify whether it had to obey a state Coastal Commission directive to loosen those limits.
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Solana Beach City Councilman David Zito gave a brief overview of San Diego Association of Governments accomplishments from 2019, and one of the key challenges ahead related to new housing throughout the county.
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The Solana Beach City Council will hold a hearing March 11 over rates for Solana Energy Alliance customers, following regulatory changes that will impact the program’s finances.
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With less than two weeks before the March 3 election, supporters on both sides of Del Mar’s Marisol initiative, which would lead to a luxury hotel project, have been using some shoeleather campaigning in their final attempts to reach voters.
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The Canyon Crest Academy Debate Team had a successful tournament at the 34th Stanford University Invitational.
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Society for Science & the Public recently announced the top 300 scholars in the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2020, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors.
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Del Mar Heights School kicked off the district’s jogathon season on Feb. 5.
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The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club’s 2020 budget was approved by the 22nd District Agricultural Association’s board of directors on Feb. 11, as club officials hope their continued commitment to improve horse racing safety assuage public outcries about horse fatalities.
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