by Bob Gans
We all know that the best protection against contracting Covid-19 is vaccination, but is it possible that the best protection against the pandemic’s economic headwinds is to locate
MoreSeptember 2021
There is little doubt that Del Mar is a very special community in many ways, but after you have been here for a while you realize there is a secret
Moreby Don Mosier, MD, PhD
The COVID-19 vaccines have proven to be highly protective against serious infection, hospitalization, or death among those who have been fully vaccinated. The most recent data
Moreby Wayne Dernetz
The recall election against Governor Newsom is headed for a dramatic, suspenseful conclusion on September 14th. Recent polling , shows Newsom enjoys a 54% to 46% favorable result
Moreby Betty Wheeler
The City’s new Outdoor Sculpture program, underwritten by the Del Mar Foundation, is close to launch! Mid-September is the target for five artworks to be installed in the
Moreby Jasmine Criqui
It’s been a few weeks since the majority of high school students in San Diego have returned to school in person, and reactions are, unsurprisingly, mixed. For the
Moreby Valérie Dufort-Roy
As summer visitors slowly depart from our town and as the streets quiet down, it is time to look at what has been left behind. September 18th being
Moreby Betty Wheeler
With the recent “code red for humanity” alarm issued by UN scientists about the urgent need to change human activities that are causing climate change, it’s a good
Moreby Bud Emerson
A goose egg! Yes, that has been Del Mar’s score for decades on the County summary of affordable housing units produced by all cities. Well, not anymore thanks
Moreby Dwight Worden
Leading political writer and activist Gordon Clanton was born in 1942, grew up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and died July 13, 2021 in the Del Mar he loved.
MoreThe Del Mar Historical Society invites you to a celebration of Bully’s Del Mar on Tuesday, September 14, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, At Zel’s Del Mar, 1247 Camino del
MorePhotos by Julie Maxey-Allison
Moreby Ann Feeney
On August 18, the Encinitas City Council unanimously voted to move forward with the first major Building Electrification ordinance in the San Diego region, the 50th electric building
Moreby Julie Maxey-Allison
All the time, our animal and plant species are vanishing. According to formalized statistics compiled by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, (IUCN started in 1964), we
MoreThe Sandpiper’s new Editorial Board member, Hylton Lonstein, led the team (and did the lion’s share of the work) to create the beautiful new website the Sandpiper is launching with
Moreby Julie Maxey-Allison
Zel’s is back in business as of July 5 after being closed for many covid-clouded months. Owners Jennifer Powers and Greg Glassman, who named the restaurant after his
Moreby Judith Amtmann
Yesterday a stray waft of air brought me a gift. The peculiar scent of the old Del Mar Post Office, a fixture of my adolescence, gently inhaled, expanded
MoreIt’s DMCC’s 21st birthday, and we plan on celebrating in style! On Saturday, October 2, led by co-chairs Mary Walshok and Linda Chisari, we’ll be taking over the Del Mar
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September Updates (online only)
by Don Mosier, MD, PhD
I have been eagerly awaiting more data about waning immunity 6 months after receiving the second
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