In a vote of 3—Terry Gaasterland, Tracy Martinez, Dan Quirk— to 2, the sculpture “Octetra” by internationally known artist Isamu Noguchi, offered at no cost to the city, was turned
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Since incorporating in 1959, Del Mar has depended on citizen participation and volunteerism. In fact, we expect it. We have always been fortunate to have an outsized share of expertise
MoreAs the City continues to work on a program to place affordable housing at the Fairgrounds, several “scenarios” are being studied that are located on a southeastern site near the
MoreJie – li!” Without hesitation, I leaped out of the car and followed the warm call from the wooden porch, where my grandma was waiting. In her bright pink slippers,
MoreSan Diego County hosts some 25 species of snakes, a few quite rare, and some that are known to be “sustainable” solutions to controlling pests, most specifically our plentiful rat
MoreAs we scrutinize our lives to minimize our environmental footprint by reducing and reusing, there is an area where our North American culture can benefit from an upgrade. Yes, I
MoreArcturus (formally XBB1.16) is a new SARS-CoV-2 variant closely related to the dominant COVID virus Omicron strain. The sequence changes in the virus spike protein appear to convey a transmission
MoreSolar and wind energy are essential for supplying more electric power to the grid. But there is another obstacle that currently is limiting how much clean energy gets onto the
MoreMy name is Olive and my birthday is April 1, 2014. My first grandson was named Oliver, after me. So I guess it’s a pretty important name. I live
MoreSummer Twilight Concerts are just around the corner, and it’s a great way to hang with family and neighbors – enjoying the music, dancing, picnicking, and taking in a signature
MoreThe Scoop: Ice Cream Social 2023 DMCC’s Social and Good Times Committee hosted the third annual Ice Cream Social on April 28 at the Del Mar Civic Center. It was
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