Monday, October 4th was a day of striking dissonance. Ardem Patapoutian, PhD, a Del Mar resident and Scripps Research Professor, received the
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The machinery of government is intricate and complicated. In today’s political climate, successful election campaigns are too often driven by simplistic, sharp-line-in-the
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There is little doubt that Del Mar is a very special community in many ways, but after you have been here for
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We in San Diego County are one of the fortunate California counties to have a water reserve. Of the 57 others, 41
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Long-term problems require long-term perspectives. Those of us with a 10-year perspective may not be concerned about the existential threat of sea-level
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Our long struggle to resolve the perilous balance of the train tracks and the eroding beach front bluffs is coming close to
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Electric vehicles (EVs) have been around for over a decade, but they still represent less than 3% of registered vehicles in California.
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As hope rises that we can see the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, we need to be reminded that we have another
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Year 2021 promises to be a very active year in Del Mar and well beyond. Many of our challenges, not unique to
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The Wetlands Restoration Story
RECENTLY, DEL MAR has enjoyed a front row seat to watch a major wetlands restoration taking place by the
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