2024-02 – Page 2 – The Sandpiper

Covid Update: New Variant

The JN.1 variant of the COVID virus has spread rapidly since the beginning of December, and is now responsible for over 2

Del Mar’s home garden citrus trees are now weighing heavy with ready-to-pick fruit. Making a donation of this high impact nutrition is

Going on a long airplane trip? Planning to buy carbon offsets to compensate for the emissions for that flight? Airplane travel is

Sometime in 2014, our son Erik found Bellsy at Pug Nation Rescue in Los Angeles. She had spent time at LA County

In an impressive display of civic responsibility, the City Council is systematically working its way toward a resolution of one of our

The horses have left the racetrack; the tourists are gone; holiday festivities are over and college-aged students have packed up their cleanly

At the beginning of the year, an Instagram account was created by my school called “TPHS 2024 decisions” highlighting the university choices

Del Mar needs a vigorous foreign policy. Many of our most difficult challenges and important decision options are made outside of the

The City Council’s censure of Council member Dan Quirk on December 4, 2023 “for failing to provide proper disclosure and transparency in

I was elected to serve on the Del Mar City Council for two terms, from 2008 until 2016. During my tenure, I