It is truly unfortunate that our City Council had to resort again to the only disciplinary measure available, censuring Member Dan Quirk for the second time in five months. The
As the school year winds to an end, many high school seniors are currently weighing their options and deciding what college they’ll attend this fall. But for some, higher education
Three seats on the Del Mar City Council will be selected by voters in November. Currently held by three incumbents: Dave Druker, Tracy Martinez, and Dan Quirk. Druker has
Without much public involvement, the Fair Board is crafting a new master plan which will guide this public enterprise for years to come. The Fair Board is a rare public
Almost one in eight individuals infected with the COVID virus (SARS CoV-2) develop chronic symptoms that can be debilitating; among these are fatigue, confusion, loss of taste and smell, and
“Wild cucumber vines in Crest Canyon with those prickly green pods that look like medieval vegetable maces. The light changes. And, I love the grasses, the hills are a soft
Little Joy, Drew Jeglinski’s Coffee Cart parked in the past outside Zel’s Del Mar at 1247 Camino Del Mar has cartwheeled over to a permanent spot across the street at
Slated to open in Fall, 2024, The Cottage restaurant (replacing the Rendezvous at 1555 Camino Del Mar) will offer al fresco dining. Soon construction will begin on an overhanging trellis
According to our Community Plan and state law, pedestrians have the right of way. Ha! The law is clear but the Community Plan is a little more nuanced—no sidewalks, no
In a world often tangled in the web of political affiliations and differing ideologies, let’s pawse for a moment and talk about a force that transcends party lines—our awesome four-legged
We all have to eat. Turns out that some plants do too. Stuck in place through their root systems, plants depend on photosynthesis and essential nutrients they draw from the
A new attempt by SANDAG to shore up the bluffs at 11th Street follows the many other projects to the south. Still, the bluffs shrink by inches each year.
Our 14-year-old gas furnace is dying, so we will continue to decarbonize our home with its replacement. Electric heat pumps are much more efficient than gas furnaces, and another major
“Looking to expand their presence and offerings, Surf Club Sports partnered with HED (Architects) …. to design the new, 48,000 square foot multi-purpose building on a 24-acre site in the
Back in 1982, with Del Mar Foundation in its infancy, Mayor Lou Terrell, in his role as a founding director of DMF, began working with an enthusiastic group of volunteers
Crest Colander Eclipse The partial solar eclipse of April 8th viewed through the many holes of a colander. Picture taken at Crest Rim Park at 11:10 am, with the many