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By
Mark Whitehead
Change
comes slowly
in Del Mar [...]
Such was the
case for Measure
G, the extensively
vetted mixed-use
project proposed
for the old
gas station
site on Camino
Del Mar Del
Mar at 10th
street which
was overwhelmingly
approved on
Nov. 4. more>> |
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By
Dave Druker
 The
following
snippets are
some of
the ways
I approached
being a
member of
the Del
Mar City
Council.
None of
these are
original,
but it is
almost impossible
for me to
determine
the origins
of these
homilies. more>>
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By
Henry Abarbanel
 The
editors
of the Sandpiper asked
me to somehow
summarize
my views
of City
Council
service
and challenges
for the
future for
the City
of Del Mar---in
400 words.
That, of
course,
was impossible,
so I beg
them not
to cut a
single golden
phrase. more>>
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November
29
December
6, 13, 20, 24,
25
January
1
A
novelty in
Del Mar!
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By
Mary Friestadt
Many
of you are
probably looking
forward to
the coming
winter season
because the
weather is
bound to be
cooler and
we might even
get rain! more>> |
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By
Bud Emerson
The
Sandpiper was
conceived in the ‘90s
by a group of
citizens who felt
that Del Mar’s
Community Plan
was central to
the story of how
the community
developed. It
would be a forum
for all, but especially
for those newcomers
who were attracted
to this unique
community but
did not know its
history or core
values. more>> |
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11th and 15th
Streets: Saturday,
December 7 from
1pm to 5pm
more>> on
the Community
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