“One picture is worth ten thousand words.” Fred Barnard, a national ad agency guru, coined that phrase in the 1920s—though he called
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When I was in elementary school, a report card filled with good grades scored me a comic book. The Climate Action Campaign,
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Our bluffs will get additional funding support from the recently passed state Assembly Bill 66 with $2.5 million over a three year
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Don’t let the morning dew or drizzle deceive you. The stark fact is that we in Southern California live in continuing drought
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Could there be any better place on earth to live as a dog than Del Mar? I don’t think so and here
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Retaining sand on Del Mar beaches is a complicated process. Many agencies are involved. A sought after commodity internationally, disappearing sand will
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On March 7th the City Council reviewed the City’s mid-year financial results, which show that the recovery from the pandemic is ahead
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The battle for an approved San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) boundary map grows fiercer by the day. Parents and community
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Last September our City Council voted to phase out the City’s Rental Assistance Program that has helped four long time Del Mar
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Rental Assistance, March 7, 2022 Dear Mayor Worden and Councilors Gaasterland, Martinez, Druker and Quirk: I am writing because I
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