Aug. 13, 2022

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The Alila Malea resort in Encinitas.

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Encinitas council denies Seabluffe residents’ appeal, approves Alila Marea sister project

Plans call for 94 apartments, restaurants, shops and a 34-room hotel building that will be connected via bridge to beach resort

The exterior of the San Dieguito Union High School District office in Encinitas.

Mo Muir will not seek re-election on San Dieguito board

Fair attendees at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on July 1.

Fairgrounds celebrates conclusion of first in-person county fair since COVID-19

Del Mar Horsepark

Horses tentatively set to return to Del Mar Horsepark next July, new lessee says

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Encinitas top agents web promo

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The Center at the Del Mar Fairgrounds

New $17 million Del Mar Fairgrounds venue to host October Mainly Mozart All-Star Festival Orchestra concerts

Lightscape, a touring walk-through light installation.

San Diego Botanic Garden to host international Lightscape exhibition

Dr. Cherice Roth

Veterinary doctor to showcase her children’s books in Encinitas

Gomez (Nick Siljander) and Morticia (Reese Taylor)

Ovation Theatre’s musical comedy ‘The Addams Family’ featuring local youth is a fun hit

The journalist and author Bob Woodward

Legendary investigative journalist Bob Woodward to speak in San Diego

John Tufts, left, Ruibo Qian, Kate Abbruzzese and Nathan Darrow in the Old Globe's "Dial M for Murder."

Review: Old Globe’s new adaptation of ‘Dial M for Murder’ moves in a fresh and smart direction

Phyllis Schwartz displays the cover of her children’s book, which will be released Sept. 23 by Acorn Publishing.

Children’s books inspire Encinitas woman to write her own

Suzanne Spector

Cardiff author to hold launch event for new memoir on aging, how to lead a ‘full and adventurous life’

Auschwitz camp officer Karl-Friedrich Höcker, center, poses with women camp workers eating blueberries

La Jolla Playhouse’s ‘Here There Are Blueberries’ to examine the secret lives of Holocaust perpetrators

Nick McGhee and Ashley Akhavan in Whyteberg's "I hear everybody you know is more relevant than everybody I know"

In new production, LITVAKdance embraces the unknown

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