The Sandpiper sat down with new Assistant City Manager Clem Brown to talk about his background, his family, and the challenges he faces in his new job. Sandpiper: Tell
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Kudos to Dwight Worden and Terry Gaasterland for running City Council campaigns observing both the letter and the spirit of the city Code of Ethics. They both demonstrated how to
MoreCongratulations to incumbent City Council Members Gaasterland and Worden on their re-election to serve four more years on the Del Mar City Council. Here are the vote counts as of
MoreHave you heard of overshoot? It is the term to describe what we humans are doing by overusing Earth’s resources so quickly and intensely that it exceeds its ability to
MoreThe beautiful birds pictured represent just a few you can spot in our San Dieguito lagoon where feathered residents mingle with migrating visitors flying in during the winter months. The
MoreThe COVID virus Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 variants that fueled infections through most of 2022 are being replaced by new, related subvariants BQ.1 and BQ.1.1. These new subvariants have additional
MoreFor many high school students, Thanksgiving is still one of their favorite holidays. Seen more than a day indulging in the long-awaited Thanksgiving dinner, the one special day symbolizes a
MoreAfter delays related to the pandemic, as well as issues regarding the management contract, the newly constructed concert venue at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, named THE SOUND, is set to
MoreOur NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) scrubbed a crucial study on seismic and tsunami risk at SONGS sent to them in 2012. This 2005 study by Geologist Gerald Kuhn predicted extreme
MoreHi fellow Del Mar buddies! My name is Barley Gaylord and I am a Portuguese Water Dog. My people are Lynn and Charlie. I think I got my name
MoreThe “Baby Boomers Google” sculpture by Maidy Morhous has been relocated to a new site. Originally installed in 2020 on Camino Del Mar in front of the Del Mar Library
MoreThe Del Mar Foundation has made one last community grant to wrap up yet another active and productive year, providing funding to support the City’s Arts Advisory Committee’s (AAC) children’s
MoreThe volunteers and staff of DMCC are always grateful for the incredible community partners that sustain us throughout the year, but that support is especially apparent during the holiday season.
MoreYesterday, a noisy and very early demonstration on Ocean Front woke up a Beach Colony neighborhood around 6:30 am, with a bullhorn and other noisemakers adding decibels to the demonstrators’
MoreSANDAG’s Open House at Town Hall yesterday drew a full house, with lots of questions for the team presenting seven design concepts for a pedestrian crossing across the tracks on
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