Sandpiper Editorial Board

Editorial: Magical Thinking

We live in a time when key decisions affecting our quality of life in Del Mar are increasingly made not by our

What’s missing in Del Mar? Young families. New generations of university professors and students. Diversity on many fronts: economic, racial, age and

There was a time when Del Mar gained regional respect for environmental policies, beginning with the adoption of our groundbreaking Community Plan

Scary bluff ride On April 13th, Del Mar Mayor Tracy Martinez and other local elected officials accompanied Rep. Mike Levin (CA-49) and

Burning fossil fuels for energy generation or transportation is killing our planet as we know it. Climate change experts agree that we

Since its inception, the mission of the Sandpiper has been to defend our unique Community Plan, that has guided city policies and

The City of Del Mar historically has made good use of its talented citizenry by including them on their advisory committees and

Periodically we remind ourselves and new readers about the Sandpiper story, why and how it was created and what we are trying

Congratulations to incumbent City Council Members Gaasterland and Worden on their re-election to serve four more years on the Del Mar City

Kudos to Dwight Worden and Terry Gaasterland for running City Council campaigns observing both the letter and the spirit of the city