2nd Bivalent COVID Vaccine Booster Approved, Now Available at Local Pharmacies April 21, 2023 Both the FDA and the CDC approved a second bivalent COVID vaccine booster this week for those over 65 or Read More »
Ralph Keeling “I look at my father’s work as a beautiful piece of work…a signal that reflects the whole world…[and] a ringing alarm bell. Read More »
In Brief Solar Success The 212 solar panels on the roof of the Del Mar City Hall started producing energy in November 2018. Since Read More »
Remembering Ann Silber Along with her sweet disposition and razor sharp wit, Ann, who passed away on March 15, 2023 at the age of 99, Read More »
Jeanne Carney “When one considers the matter, the desirable natural and architectural charms of a community, and the lives lived in these surroundings, are Read More »
In Brief Rational Representation After Councilmember Gaasterland and a group of Republican SANDAG board members staged a walkout at the January 13 SANDAG meeting Read More »
Business As Usual Originally published in the June/July 1984 issue of The Del Mar Spectator (Jan McMillan, Editor and Publisher); reprinted by The Sandpiper in Read More »
Friday the 13th: The Del Mar SANDAG Debacle January 16, 2023 On Friday January 13th, an orchestrated walkout at SANDAG by Del Mar’s representative, Councilmember Terry Gaasterland, and a group of Read More »
News Update: City Council changes up key appointments, gets good news on solar, and a strong report from EDCO January 10, 2023 Yesterday, at its first in-person meeting since March 14, 2020, the City Council got good news from the Clean Energy Read More »
POWER UP NOW! NEM Coming April 1st, 2023 The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved version 3 of the Net Energy Metering (NEM) policy at its December meeting. NEM 3.0 Read More »