Thanks to DMCC Gala Supporters! The Annual Benefit Gala took place on October 1 at the Del Mar Civic Center with a
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A key part of the Del Mar Foundation’s mission is to promote civic pride and cohesiveness. Our Community Picnic, which returned to
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Spiders: there are 40,000 species of them scattered about our globe, with more than 300 at home in San Diego. They are
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My wife Ann Feeney and I contracted COVID at the end of a cruise to Alaska in August, and we spent the
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In July I signed up as a volunteer Van Host for Del Mar Community Connections, which I was told would involve escorting
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The 2022 midterm elections again arrive at a time of much-needed urgency and action. With the previous midterm election indicating an uprise
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Unlike most previous unremarkable City Council debates run by the League of Women Voters, the October 10 video session produced some remarkable
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City Council candidate Steve Quirk is the identical twin brother of current City Councilmember Dan Quirk, who was elected in 2020 for
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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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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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