by Sherryl L. Parks
Wildfires of a size normally seen in the heat of summer have already occurred in California. Experts are concerned that this summer’s wildfires will be severe and
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We in San Diego County are one of the fortunate California counties to have a water reserve. Of the 57 others, 41 are living with water restrictions due to the
Moreby Bud Emerson
COMMUNITY PLAN: Inspire a more diverse, sustainable, and balanced community preserve … the opportunity for people of all economic and social backgrounds to share in a liveable Del
Moreby Julie Maxey-Allison
In 2002 Pat Welsh, our talented local author-artist-gardener originated the vision of a 92-foot long multi media mural on the wall fronting the library. Pat worked with graphic
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With her top-notch writing skills, passion for all things politics, and attentiveness to her community, Neha Pubbi was the perfect fit to take over the position of roving
Moreby Don Mosier, MD, PhD
The Phase 1 trial of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine in young children began in March with 144 participants at four sites across the country. These children
Moreby Don Mosier and Bud Emerson
The saga of Winston’s efforts to submit its redevelopment plan, in a form that the City deems complete and compliant with the Winston lease, continues.
Moreby Julie Maxey-Allison
Maybe we can help.
The subject: Monarch butterflies, specifically our Western Monarchs.
The problem: the numbers of these vibrant orange Western Monarchs are down, way, way down, according to various
Moreby Don Mosier
Most Del Mar residential customers were successfully transitioned to electric energy supplied by the Clean Energy Authority (CEA) in May. Net energy metering customers and larger commercial entities
Moreby Valérie Dufort-Roy
M’Porte is spreading its wings of sustainability over the Pacific Ocean! Many restaurants and groceries in Hawaii, Northern California, and San Diego County are either selling the sturdy,
MoreCartoons by Del Mar's John Dempsey
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Tamarindo, opened in March 2021, offers Latin cuisine with a Mexican accent and an ample choice of agave based spirits along with other drinks. The owners, the Moose
Moreby Ariel Renner
Last month I wrote about how my vision of Del Mar has always been framed by the Torrey Pine tree. Living back at home this past pandemic year
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MoreEven though the return of our annual 4th of July Parade has been deferred by the City to next year, that won’t deter our community from celebrating the birth of
MoreMoving on! DMCC is gradually reintroducing some of the programs and services that had to be halted during the pandemic period. Wide rates of vaccination and low rates of transmission
MoreUPAC and City Strongly at Odds? Recent resignations from the City’s Undergrounding Project Advisory Committee (UPAC) have showcased strong disagreement with the City Council’s 4-1 decision to jump the Tewa
MoreAt a special meeting of the City Council today, the Council voted 4-0 (Druker recused) to confirm termination of The Winston School’s lease. This is a dramatic turn in a
MoreRep. Levin Brings White House National Climate Adviser Gina McCarthy, Local and Regional Leaders Together to Address Del Mar Bluff Erosion, Climate Change A veritable Who’s Who of local and
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