Torrey Pines Rotarian completes cross-country bike ride
When you hear of someone biking across the country, you might think of leather-clad motorcyclists. In Bill Irwin’s case, think spandex-clad retirees.
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‘Sharks and You’ lecture clears-up murky rumors
Since surfing is one of the most popular activities in La Jolla, those who ride the waves at our beaches have heard the warnings about sharks. And it’s not just surfers who may fear an encounter. Many kayakers and paddle-boarders have heard the theory that, to a shark, they look like seals or whales, a Great White’s favorite snack. To assuage concerns, shark expert Ralph Collier set out to educate attendees at the “Sharks and You” lecture on Sept. 27, held in the former Neuroscience Institute Auditorium at 10640 John J. Hopkins Drive.
County warns residents to stay away from bats
With Halloween around the corner, fake bats are likely to be present at people’s homes. However, if you come across a real bat at home or any other place, health officials urge you to stay away from it.
San Diego CBP Agriculture Specialist Stop Four Significant Pests from Entering the Country
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists working at ports of entry along the California border with Mexico, during the month of September, stopped the four significant pests from entering the country and potentially damaging our agriculture industry.
County unveils mobile app for emergencies
San Diego County residents can download a new app, “SD Emergency,” to their iPhones, iPads, Android phones or tablets and receive critical emergency information wherever they are. The app is designed to keep residents and their families informed throughout events likely to affect the region, such as last week’s Shockey Fire in East County, or [...]
Water Authority releases proposed Carlsbad Desalination Water purchase agreement, sets two public review meetings
The San Diego County Water Authority released, Sept. 27, a proposed Water Purchase Agreement with Poseidon Resources, the private developer of the planned seawater desalination plant in Carlsbad. The release opens a public review period that includes two special evening public meetings to share information on the agreement and to receive public comment.
Kudos to La Jolla Boy Scout Troop 506
Each year after Labor Day, La Jolla Boy Scout Troop 506 organizes its Family Surf Camp at San Elijo campground in Cardiff. This year, Sept. 7-9, some 55 troopers enjoyed the weekend of unusual warm weather, learning ocean skills to earn ‘Waterman’ patches, and sharing jokes and s’mores around the campfire.
City Council approves ordinance to better address neighborhood blight
The Abandoned Properties Ordinance expands the definition of what constitutes an abandoned property and imposes more stringent maintenance requirements while making it easier for police and code inspectors to respond to nuisance properties.
La Jolla Light publisher takes the helm at inland papers for MainStreet Media San Diego
Phyllis Pfeiffer, publisher of the La Jolla Light, has expanded her role with MainStreet Media San Diego to include oversight of the three inland division newspapers in addition to the five newspapers in the coastal division, which she currently publishes.
Campground squirrels test positive for plague; campers, hikers warned to take precautions
Two ground squirrels trapped during routine monitoring at the Cedar Grove Campground on Palomar Mountain have tested positive for plague, County Vector Control officials announced Sept. 20. Officials said the squirrels represented a low risk of transmission because their blood tests showed that their exposure was not recent, but that they were conducting flea-control measures and posting plague-warning signs at Cedar Grove and nearby Doane campground as a precaution.
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North Coastal News
- Motorcyclist seriously injured in Carmel Valley accident May 21, 2013A 22-year-old male was riding his motorcycle at a high rate of speed southbound on Carmel Country Rd. in Carmel Valley on May 20 around 6:35 p.m., according to San Diego Police Officer David Stafford. He lost control of the motorcycle and struck the center divider. He slid about 100 yards and struck a tree. […]
- Carmel Valley CCA swim and dive teams finish strong season May 21, 2013Building on coach Nico Kintz’s seven pillars of excellence — commitment, consistency, attitude, attendance, respect, team spirit, and time management — CCA Boys Swim & Dive tied with Torrey Pines High School for second place in the league, while CCA Girls Swim & Dive took fourth. […]
- Del Mar Schools Education Foundation raises more than $1.3 million May 21, 2013“I’m absolutely floored, it’s amazing,” said Drew Isaacman, interim president of DMSEF. “To be able to exceed last year’s total and have the highest amount we’ve ever received, it’s a great feat.” […]
