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posted: April 27, at 3:40pm |
Homeowner voters reject both proposed undergrounding projects in Del Mar.
Sunset district: 48.7% yes, 51.3% no
North Hills district: 42.9% yes, 57.1% no
pictures by Art Olson |
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Update April 9, 2010
Dear Sandpiper,
Thank you for your front page story on Murduck acquiring the Sandpiper with the great downtown development.
We have started an investment fund for this project, which promises to double your money every twelve months.
All inquiries should be addressed to our treasurer, Mr. Art Olsen, c/o The Sandpiper.
Come join our millionaires club!!
Dr. and Mrs. Wadia | Luneta Drive |
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Correction April 16, 2010
Editor: I wrote an article about the Fairgrounds, its Master Plan, and its environmental stewardship for the February 2010 Sandpiper issue entitled "Trust your Eyes not Your Ears." In that article I referenced that the Master Plan proposes: "...1 million square feet of new development at the fairgrounds." This should have said "...1 million square feet of construction of which about 300,000 feet reflects new projects and the balance demolition and rebuilding."
Dwight Worden
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Photo courtesy red fish blue fish |
If you send an email to the Del Mar Foundation at ca@delmarfoundation.org or call 858-635-1363 and ask to be on the waiting list, you will receive your opportunity to sign up for the 2010-2011 First Thursdays Season when the present subscribers renew. Otherwise, it might be too late. It always sells out fast!
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Update:
posted 04/06 10
The Gym in Del Mar is pleased to announce its 1st anniversary celebration. Save the date: Saturday, May 1st, 9am ~ Noon. details>>
See Bertha Leone's article, A Gem of a Gym, in the July/August 2009 Issue.
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Piper Underwood During my conversation with Alan, my question changed to “What makes Del Mar Farmers’ Market unique?” He explained that the vision of the women who started the farmers’ market some 20 years ago was not to turn a profit, but to bring the concept of healthy living to Del Mar, and to make the connection between the local farms and the local community. It would be a place to commune once a week and talk about the goings on in town. more>> |
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Penny Abell and Gloria Sandvik
Teachers and librarians work with students in mediation/negotiation simulations based on real-world conflicts in real time. Students study and inform themselves enough to “get in the shoes” of those in conflict, [...] more>>
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April 17: Consort Concert details
April 17, 21, 27; May 4,8. CERT Training details
April 30 - May 1: Raining Roses at the Del Mar Rose Society's Second Annual Rose Show details |
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, set to administer the new Community Support Fund, finds itself caught in the crossfire of the Undergrounding debate. by Art Olson. details
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Donate your cell phones and old computers to DMCC. details |
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Two pieces by John Edelbrock,
DM Lifeguard Sergeant |
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While a desired haven for canines, the area is not without potential hazards. more>>
The surf clinic, operated by the Naval Medical Center of San Diego, has continued to thrive since the first meeting between Del Mar lifeguards and the wounded service members. more>> |
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Shirts Shorted Out
April 2010 Issue: John Haraden, 11th Street
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Delmarvelous Ideas
April 2010 Issue: Maile D'Arcy, Executive Director of the Del Mar Foundation, Van Dyke Avenue
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Thank you, Senator Kehoe!
April 2010 Issue: Payson Stevens, 7th Street
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