Julie Maxey-Allison – Page 3

Torrey Treasures

In the 1500s Spanish sailors used the Torrey pine trees on the cliffs as a navigational aid, calling it Punta de los

It’s been fun for the past 18 months to walk through downtown and enjoy the five sculptures displayed as part of the

Some of us converse better than others not only with fellow humans but also with animals. As to animals, they speak their

Have you noticed droopy dried fronds dangling on our palm trees? They are under attack by deadly threats. One strikes from the

Above: Winter storms surged to shear off the already falling bluffs and rocks in Del Mar. Photos by Julie Maxey-Allison No sand!

Almost every evening live music is available out and about in Del Mar. It is in the air most days from sun

An interview with Dr. Christopher G. Lowe: Professor and Director of the Cal State Long Beach Shark Lab, Dept. of Biological Sciences.

The “Baby Boomers Google” sculpture by Maidy Morhous has been relocated to a new site. Originally installed in 2020 on Camino Del

Artist Tyler Ramsey has opened a spacious gallery in Del Mar filled with an eclectic collection of small and large—vibrantly colored and

The beautiful birds pictured represent just a few you can spot in our San Dieguito lagoon where feathered residents mingle with migrating