It looks like Del Mar will have a lively City Council campaign this fall with three candidates (so far) running for two seats. With an early August filing deadline, the
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Del Mar’s E-bike situation is out of control. Replace Del Mar with any other city, and you realize we have a California-wide challenge. Sales of electric-powered bicycles (E-bikes) and
MoreThe May 13th issue of the journal Nature reported that a new pill containing the antiviral compound ensitrelvir was effective in preventing transmission of the COVID-19 virus. The study, published
More“One word … plastics,” a famous quote from the 1967 film, “The Graduate,” was a prophetic statement about the role plastics would play in our modern world. As a highly
MoreArtificial intelligence now writes apology texts, performance reviews, and love notes in seconds. It even acts as a “confidante,” holding hands and comforting seniors with a tone that sounds remarkably
MoreJune 6th, 11 A.M. to Noon 11th Street at Camino del Mar Del Mar residents are stepping up as food insecurity surges across our region, driven by the rollback
MoreOn a gray morning, a low-tide beach walk, the sand was sans shore birds, any birds. Within the hour, one sandpiper searched the wet sand for a snack, a single
MoreFor generations, students have assumed that attending a university and receiving a bachelor’s degree would guarantee entry into the job market. In recent years, that assumption has begun to look
MoreOn a sunny Saturday morning, Del Mar came alive with the sights, scents, and stories of its public gardens as the Del Mar Garden Club hosted its first-ever Community Gardens
MoreWell, the sun is out, school classes are finishing, and plans are being made for summer! Del Mar Foundation’s Summer Twilight Concert Series will again grace the stage and lawn
MoreAt DMCC’s Annual Volunteer Appreciation Event on May 1, Larry Brooks was recognized by the Board for his dedication to his neighbors and his go-getter spirit as they presented him
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