Del Mar might be the smallest coastal community in California, but we took on the biggest, most powerful gun industry advocates in the country and won. “On April 28,
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The problems Council Members Quirk and Gaasterland seem to have understanding the ethical boundaries suggests our community should have a conversation about what ethical standards we expect from our elected
MoreNew variants of the COVID virus have arisen by mutation and recombination between previously circulating strains. The dominant variant now circulating in the United States is called LP.8.1. There is
MoreFor me, a commitment to service doesn’t just apply to my professional life, it reflects who I am and the things that are important to me in my personal life
MoreThe City of Del Mar is currently engaged in discussions around proposed changes to its Trees, Scenic Views and Sunlight (TSVS) Ordinance. Now is the time to review the proposed
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MoreDel Mar will soon have more flexible zoning for lot splits and multiple units based on state law. Senate Bill 9(SB9) enables staff approval without public hearings for significant increases
MoreDel Mar’s own bookstore, Camino: For the Road Ahead, opened in April in the Del Mar Plaza complete with shelves stocked full of books to browse plus a secluded space
More25th anniversaries are very special! It takes vision and sustained commitment to reach this milestone. In May, Town Hall was full to the seams as we celebrated the 25th anniversary
MoreVolunteer of the Year 2025, Linda Chisari At DMCC’s Annual Volunteer Appreciation Event on Friday, April 25, Linda Chisari was recognized by the Board of Directors for her long service
MoreMay 20, 2025 – Justin Kulongoski Recently, city council members have proposed using city funds for projects including building levees to protect the Beach Colony. I am in favor
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