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On Memorial Day morning, Encinitas resident Ronnie Steinau was talking on the phone when she noticed her and her husband’s pet dog, Luna, had picked something up in the backyard and began chewing on it.
North County city appears to be only one in San Diego County to commemorate Pride Month
Cardiff School held its last assembly on the old Cardiff campus on June 6, honoring the past and the memories of the 106-year-old campus as well as celebrating the future.
Encinitas’ chief administrator will receive a $5,000 annual raise after City Council action Wednesday, June 19.
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Ordinance will prohibit use of the gas-powered yard-waste removal tools -
Officials told to immediately make dates available to operators of the Crossroads of the West Gun Show while legal challenge works its way through courts
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Recently passed state budget includes over $6 million for projects to reinforce the eroding bluffs
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One-time Pro Bowl player Kellen Winslow II, convicted earlier this week of forcibly raping a homeless Encinitas woman he had befriended, is headed back to trial.
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It’s an unusual and exciting achievement when $100 million of infrastructure improvements comes to the City of Encinitas!
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From rock burritos to rain barrels, students in the San Dieguito Union High School District are coming up with creative, real-world solutions to improve water quality in the cities of Encinitas and Solana Beach.
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For any student, freshman year of college is a time that combines a likely move away from the comfort and familiarity of home with the excitement and anxiety of relative autonomy for the first time.
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Most of the time, Vivian Lee is a soft-spoken but driven software developer, as well as a wife and mom.
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Encinitas surfer Wheeler Hasburgh recently won the under-18 boys national championship at the Rip Curl Canadian Nationals for the second year in a row.
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Since opening its doors in 1996, La Costa Canyon High School has enjoyed a spectacular run of athletic prowess, delivered by a revolving cast of young athletes.
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“My biggest goal is to make the U.S. Paralympic team for the 2024 Olympics in Paris,” shared Jaffe.
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La Costa Canyon standout Kristin Fahy concluded her distinguished prep career in grand fashion, as the Stanford-bound senior won the 3,200-meter race at the state meet in Clovis on May 25.
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Adapt Functional Movement Center, a unique 501(c)3 nonprofit rehabilitation center dedicated to enabling individuals with movement disabilities to live a more fulfilled and capable life, will host its inaugural “Summer Sounds” benefit concert on Wednesday, June 26 from 6 to 11 p.m. at the historic Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach.
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Lucille Noden, an art student at Sunset High School in Encinitas, was awarded a certificate and a check for $200 by Laura Lowenstein, current member and past president of the San Dieguito Art Guild, on June 6.
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The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Rancho Santa Fe Security Systems, recently hosted the 22nd Annual Salute to Education on June 11.
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NC Rep: Another Roll of the Dice North Coast Repertory Theatre is capping its successful Season 37 with the World Premier of Another Roll of the Dice, a rollicking musical conceived by Mark Saltzman, based on the stories of Damon Runyon and the songs of Frank Loesser, who penned some of the best-loved songs in the American Songbook.
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Casa de Amistad is a nonprofit tutoring and mentoring program for underserved students in preschool through 12th grade in the north coastal area of San Diego.
Broadway San Diego recently announced the winners of the 6th annual Broadway San Diego Awards, sponsored by San Diego County Credit Union, who will now go on an all-expenses paid trip to compete at The Jimmy Awards (National High School Musical Theatre Awards) in New York on June 24.
The British writer-director will bring his film home when its public screenings start Thursday, June 6 (runs through June 12), at La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas.
This spring, students of San Dieguito High School Academy will be performing Trials, a student-written and directed show by seniors Colin Gasperoni and Sophia Papalia.
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Families celebrates summer and all things magical at the San Diego Botanic Garden’s annual Fairy Festival held June 22.
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Summer Fun on the 101, Leucadia’s annual Music Festival, took place June 22 at Leucadia Roadside Park.
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Cardiff-by-the-Sea Branch Library kicked off its Summer Reading Program June 22 with a “Literature Comes to Life” interactive theatrical presentation of ‘The Rainbow Fish” with Stacy Wein.
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Chef, farmers and community members gathered June 8 at Encinitas’ Farm Lab for its first “Green Feast.”
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La Costa Canyon High School students and their families celebrated graduation and their many accomplishments at a ceremony held June 14 at LCC.
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San Dieguito Academy students and their families celebrated student achievements and bid a fond farewell to the school at a graduation ceremony held June 14 at SDA.
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More than 600 Pacific Ridge School students and staff spent the past few weeks experiencing academic, service and cultural experiences abroad.
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Researchers at the UCSD School of Medicine found a possible correlation between eating a high-calorie fast-food breakfast, and “leaky gut syndrome,” which could be a factor in developing Type 2 diabetes.
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Notre Dame Academy held a powerful assembly during their last week of school honoring four champions for families in need.
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“We would love for The Elements to perform at The Aquatic Games this year”, said Sara Azevedo, director of Azevedo Water Polo.
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Summer Fun on the 101 Walk, bike or skate to Leucadia Roadside Park with family and friends to hear nine live performances by local legends and up and coming musical talent.
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The Cinépolis Summer Kids Series is back for a summer filled of family friendly classics.
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March is the official beginning of spring. The flowers come into bloom.
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Rats, rabbits, raccoons. If it’s green it’s great. Gophers, voles and moles, tunneling experts.
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What is it about a 74-year-old balding politician that has young voters so excited?