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Sandpiper Editorial Board

Editorial: Just Politics?

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

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Editorial: ETHICAL LAPSES – Here They Go Again

City Council campaigns in recent years have sometimes produced negative, unfair, and unethical practices that many in our community find objectionable. One

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Dwight Worden: The Sandpiper’s Choice

Based on the conduct of candidates and their surrogates in the campaign to date, we are reiterating our recommendation that voters use

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Sandpiper Endorsements 2022

The Sandpiper endorses the following candidates for federal, state, and local offices on the basis of their contributions to the welfare of

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2022 Del Mar City Council Candidate Answers

The Sandpiper wants to help readers be very clear about where they stand on key issues. Our goal is specifics, not generalities.

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Sandpiper Endorsement for Del Mar City Council: Dwight Worden

The importance of Dwight Worden’s role on our City Council cannot be overstated. His leadership style involves respectful listening, resourceful problem-solving, and

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Editorial: Looking for Leaders

As our three Council candidates rev up their campaigns for two seats, we should be thinking about issues and leadership capabilities.  

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Editorial: Looking for Leadership

Del Mar is a different place than in 1976 when the Community Plan was finalized and approved by voters. But the city

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June Primary Endorsements

Although City Council elections will not occur until November, there are important races affecting Del Mar on the June 7 Primary Ballot.

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Editorial: Leadership Lost

Climate change is accelerating faster than predicted, and meaningful action cannot be delayed any longer without dire consequences. Two recent publications, one

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