 Wait until next year
 JOHN GASTALDO / Union-Tribune
Summer may not be over, but this season's Junior Lifeguard program is. Solana Beach lifeguard Jeff Cavaiola stored paddleboards yesterday near the station at Fletcher Cove. For most children, summer ended with the start of school this week even though there are more than three weeks until the start of fall.
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Health district bond measure fails
62% of votes for Prop. A, but 66.67% needed to pass
Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
For the third time in two years, voters rejected a bond measure that would have paid for an expansion program and state-mandated seismic upgrades at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside.
Crackdown on San Onofre beach nudity put on hold: There won't be a post-Labor Day crackdown on nudity at San Onofre State Beach. An Orange County judge on Wednesday made final her preliminary ruling blocking authorities from strictly enforcing prohibitions against public nudity at state parks. ESCONDIDO, 5:53 p.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Border agents nab wanted Guatemalan national: A Guatemalan national wanted in San Diego County for violent crimes is in custody in Riverside County after being caught by Border Patrol agents in rural Escondido. SAN CLEMENTE, 4:40 p.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Driver held on suspicion of child-migrant smuggling: A 27-year-old man is in custody after allegedly trying to smuggle two Mexican children into the United States, the Border Patrol announced Wednesday.
Poway High student has whooping cough: POWAY: A 14-year-old student at Poway High School has been diagnosed with whooping cough, prompting health and school officials to alert parents. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Westview High again is struck by vandalism: RANCHO PENASQUITOS: Vandals struck at Westview High School over the weekend, leaving a scrawled racial epithet and profanity scratched into a window, broken windows, and feces and urine in the hallway of a science building.
Westview High hit by vandals: Vandals struck at Westview High School over the weekend, leaving a scrawled racial epithet and profanity scratched into a window, broken windows, and feces and urine in the hallway of a science building.
Two arrested in bagel shop robbery: Two men were arrested Monday in connection with a bagel shop robbery last week, according to police. OCEANSIDE, 8:35 a.m. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Woman arrested after hitting police car: A 78-year-old woman suspected of drunken driving was arrested after she crashed into a patrol car early Monday morning, according to police. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Today is last day to vote on health district bond: NORTH COUNTY: Today is the final day to vote on the $589 million bond issue proposed by Tri-City Healthcare District. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Man throws containers at clerk in store robbery: Man throws containers at clerk in store robbery SAN MARCOS: A man robbed a San Marcos deli yesterday by hurling drinks at the clerk and then hitting her with a can of soda, authorities said.
Officer not charged in domestic violence investigation: The Oceanside police lieutenant recently arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and battery has not been charged with a crime and an arraignment date scheduled for Monday in Superior Court has been postponed, officials said.
Gas station customer stabbed in Carlsbad: A customer at a Shell gas station was stabbed multiple times by a man asking for money early Friday morning, a police spokesman said.
Grant funds target affordable housing: ENCINITAS: The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to use some federal funds to help lower-income people upgrade their homes. Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Desalination plant plan faces one final hearing: CARLSBAD: The California State Lands Commission will hold a hearing today on a Poseidon Resources proposal to build an ocean-water desalination plant in Carlsbad. SAN DIEGO, 7:18 p.m. Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Police seek help in locating car from fatal I-15 hit-run: The California Highway Patrol is asking for the public's help in locating a car that was involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident on Interstate 15 north of Via Rancho Parkway about 3:45 a.m. Thursday. Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
DUI arrest lands officer on administrative duty: OCEANSIDE: An Oceanside police officer is on administrative duty after a DUI arrest. In June, Officer Dwight Carwell was arrested by the California Highway Patrol in San Diego on suspicion of drunken driving, Oceanside Officer Kim Rainwater said.
Encinitas set to tighten oversight of surf camps: Hoping to appease residents who are concerned about crowded beaches, the Encinitas City Council on Wednesday night set in motion a plan to tighten oversight of surf camps. SAN DIEGO, 6:32 p.m. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Judge withholds final decision on nude beachgoers at San Onofre: An Orange County judge on Wednesday kept everyone in suspense as to whether she will uphold her preliminary ruling awarding nudists a temporary reprieve from a threatened crackdown at San Onofre State Beach. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Public access pinched?: ENCINITAS – After receiving complaints about local beaches becoming overrun with schools for novice surfers, the Encinitas City Council tonight will discuss whether to tighten oversight of surf camps.
Encinitas may enter ban on new billboards in code:A ban on erecting new billboards in Encinitas may about to become official. In April, the City Council voted unanimously for the ban to protect scenic views and community character. Tonight the council will consider the next step: placing the ban in the city's municipal code. SOLANA BEACH, 7:36 a.m. Aug. 20 (SIGNONSANDIEGO)
Solana Beach to decide whether to have election: The City Council will meet tonight to consider whether to hold an election in November. The three incumbents up for re-election – David Roberts, Lesa Heebner and Joe Kellejian – were the only candidates to qualify for the ballot by the Aug. 8 deadline. DEL MAR, 7:34 a.m. Aug. 20 (SIGNONSANDIEGO)
Del Mar Union trustees to hire superintendent: Del Mar Union School District trustees are expected to hire the head of the Hermosa Beach City School District as superintendent this evening, after a six-month search.
Officials in the public health care district, which serves most of Oceanside, Vista and Carlsbad, said last night that they were devastated by the results.
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Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Cancer survivor follows mom into Hall of Fame:Connie Palmer didn't think she would live to see 46. With her health as it was, no one could blame her. Palmer's breast cancer was at an advanced stage, and her five-month session of chemotherapy was taking its toll.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Tri-City will consider options:
A day after failing for the third time to persuade enough voters to approve a bond measure that would help Tri-City Medical Center meet state-mandated earthquake-safety building regulations, hospital officials are frustrated.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Losses swell for city arts center:The latest deficit at Escondido's arts center is once again raising questions about its financial viability. The center has announced that its expenses were $723,000 more than revenue for the fiscal year that ended June 30.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Two-story fire station with a view now open for business:
Carlsbad's new fire station in La Costa scores a first for the city: It has a fire pole. The new $4.1 million station, which opened at the beginning of this month, replaces a “temporary” one that served La Costa for nearly two decades.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Hospital's deadline extended for quake standards:Palomar Medical Center's 2013 deadline to meet the state's earthquake-safety standards has been extended to 2030.
OCEANSIDE, Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Mayoral, council candidates plan events tonight: OCEANSIDE
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Two candidates in the November municipal elections will hold events tonight. Councilman Rocky Chavez, a candidate for mayor, will hold an informal reception starting at 6:30 p.m. at his campaign headquarters at El Camino Real and Oceanside Boulevard.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Massage parlor OK'd by planning panel, now goes to council:
The Oceanside Planning Commission has approved a permit for a massage parlor to open in a shopping center on Oceanside Boulevard.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Class on leadership in business offered :SAN MARCOS:
A series of presentations about how leadership works in the business world kicks off next week at Cal State San Marcos with John Hawkins, the chief executive officer of San Diego-based Cloud 9 Shuttle, a passenger service.
Aug. 28 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
San Onofre beach nudity ban shot down by judge :SAN ONOFRE:
Post-Labor Day enforcement of the nudity ban at San Onofre State Beach appears to have been blocked.
An Orange County judge made final her preliminary ruling yesterday barring authorities from strictly enforcing prohibitions against public nudity at state parks.
SAN ONOFRE, 8:02 p.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Crackdown on San Onofre beach nudity put on hold: There won't be a post-Labor Day crackdown on nudity at San Onofre State Beach. An Orange County judge on Wednesday made final her preliminary ruling blocking authorities from strictly enforcing prohibitions against public nudity at state parks. ESCONDIDO, 5:53 p.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Border agents nab wanted Guatemalan national: A Guatemalan national wanted in San Diego County for violent crimes is in custody in Riverside County after being caught by Border Patrol agents in rural Escondido. SAN CLEMENTE, 4:40 p.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Driver held on suspicion of child-migrant smuggling: A 27-year-old man is in custody after allegedly trying to smuggle two Mexican children into the United States, the Border Patrol announced Wednesday.
NORTH COUNTY, Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Tri-City bond measure appears to have failed: Initial results show Proposition A, a $589-million bond measure in the Tri-City Healthcare District, narrowly failed to garner the 66.7 percent vote needed for passage.
Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Health district bond measure fails: For the third time in two years, voters rejected a bond measure that would have paid for an expansion program and state-mandated seismic upgrades at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside. Officials in the public health care district, which serves most of Oceanside, Vista and Carlsbad, said last night that they were devastated by the results.
Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Health district bond measure fails: For the third time in two years, voters rejected a bond measure that would have paid for an expansion program and state-mandated seismic upgrades at Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside. Officials in the public health care district, which serves most of Oceanside, Vista and Carlsbad, said last night that they were devastated by the results.
7:07 a.m. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Poway High student has whooping cough: POWAY: A 14-year-old student at Poway High School has been diagnosed with whooping cough, prompting health and school officials to alert parents. Aug. 27 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Westview High again is struck by vandalism: RANCHO PENASQUITOS: Vandals struck at Westview High School over the weekend, leaving a scrawled racial epithet and profanity scratched into a window, broken windows, and feces and urine in the hallway of a science building.
VISTA, Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Hearing for officer charged in shooting delayed: A preliminary hearing for a police officer charged with shooting a woman and her son has been delayed so both sides can have more time to review the evidence.
RANCHO PENASQUITOS, 7:25 p.m. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Westview High hit by vandals: Vandals struck at Westview High School over the weekend, leaving a scrawled racial epithet and profanity scratched into a window, broken windows, and feces and urine in the hallway of a science building.
Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Commerce Dept. rules for hearing trouble foes of San Onofre toll road: The U.S. Department of Commerce yesterday said it will hold a public hearing on a divisive proposal for extending a toll road to connect San Diego and Orange counties.
OCEANSIDE, 9:33 a.m. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Two arrested in bagel shop robbery: Two men were arrested Monday in connection with a bagel shop robbery last week, according to police. OCEANSIDE, 8:35 a.m. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Woman arrested after hitting police car: A 78-year-old woman suspected of drunken driving was arrested after she crashed into a patrol car early Monday morning, according to police. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Today is last day to vote on health district bond: NORTH COUNTY: Today is the final day to vote on the $589 million bond issue proposed by Tri-City Healthcare District. Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Man throws containers at clerk in store robbery: Man throws containers at clerk in store robbery SAN MARCOS: A man robbed a San Marcos deli yesterday by hurling drinks at the clerk and then hitting her with a can of soda, authorities said.
ENCINITAS, Aug. 24
Park plan advances; some still critical: Encinitas is nearly finished with the environmental review for what would be the largest sports park in the city, but a group of neighbors still hopes the design will be scaled back with less emphasis on athletics.
Aug. 26 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
N. County area code decision reopened:In an unusual move, the California Public Utilities Commission has agreed to reconsider its four-month-old decision to create a 442 area code for North County. The commission said late Friday it will reopen the administrative hearing process that culminated in its April 24 decision to split San Diego's northern tier from the 760 area code.
OCEANSIDE, 11:36 a.m. Aug. 25 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Officer not charged in domestic violence investigation: The Oceanside police lieutenant recently arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and battery has not been charged with a crime and an arraignment date scheduled for Monday in Superior Court has been postponed, officials said.
Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Once burned, twice shy: “You can see the whole valley from my house, and from all of my neighbors' houses,” said Tom Kaa, a resident of The Trails at Rancho Bernardo.
Road closures:
Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Navy's original cruiser San Diego met its demise in World War I:The San Diego was the new name for an armored cruiser that had been launched 10 years earlier as the California. Built in San Francisco by the famed Union Iron Works, the ship was 505 feet long, 70 feet wide and displaced 13,600 tons.
Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
The week: Stories and photos from August 17-23 :Investors sent shares of San Diego-based Amylin Pharmaceutical down more than 13 percent Monday after the Food and Drug Administration reported that six people with type 2 diabetes, who were taking Amylin's drug Byetta to control their blood sugar, developed a severe inflammation of the pancreas. Two of the six people died.
RANCHO SAN DIEGO, Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Volunteers spread the word about preparing for fires: In places where homes and businesses are built next to wide open land, it's not a question if there will be another wildfire. It's all about when.
FEDERAL COURT, Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Gang members get prison time for shooting: Three members of a North County street gang whose attempt to gun down members of a rival gang led to the shooting of a 12-year-old boy three years ago have been sentenced to federal prison terms ranging from five to 16 years.
ENCINITAS, Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Experts plead with parents to vaccinate: Parent Jeff Sternberg was against giving his boys all of the recommended vaccines in their first few years of life. Then his 4-month-old was accidentally exposed to measles.
VISTA, Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
RBV's Whiddon plays soccer in Europe: To give an idea of Will's busy summer schedule, when he traveled to the United Kingdom in July, it was his second trip to Europe in three months. “If he got frequent flier miles,” said Will's father, Dave, “he'd be in good shape.”
Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
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ENCINITAS, Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Surf shop strives for authentic atmosphere:Longtime surfers can tick off plenty of casualties resulting from the emergence of surfing as a mainstream sport in California over the past four decades. Roomy lineups, faithfully guarded secret breaks and boards shaped by expert craftsmen from garage workshops have all gone the way of the 100-pound longboard.
Aug. 24 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
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CARLSBAD, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Floral Trade Center sold to developer: The San Diego International Floral Trade Center in Carlsbad has been sold to office developer Nexus Properties for $20.5 million.
CAMP PENDLETON, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Buffer land deals stalled:
Business partners Moe Nezami and Abraham Poladian own land that conservationists love. Their Fern Creek Ranch, a 140-acre flower farm, includes a crystalline stream that serves as an oasis deep in the hills of De Luz. The ranch is supposed to become part of a national effort to buffer military bases such as Camp Pendleton from urban encroachment and preserve land as wildlife habitat.
Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Tri-City bond plan vote ends Tuesday: Time is running short for voters to cast their ballots on Proposition A, the $589 million Tri-City Healthcare District bond measure that would be used to expand and upgrade Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside.
CARLSBAD, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Restrictions asked on use of district's idle site: CARLSBAD
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Residents of La Costa Valley want the San Dieguito Union High School District to guarantee that property once slated for a middle school will not be sold for houses or shopping malls.
CARLSBAD, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Open house marks new learning center: CARLSBAD
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Carrie Scott has been waiting for a long time, and now she is getting her wish.
Scott is director of the Carlsbad City Library's literacy program, which will open for business Monday in a new building on Eureka Place downtown.
OCEANSIDE, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Planners seek direction along Coast Highway:OCEANSIDE
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With a tentative vision for North Coast Highway under their belts, Oceanside planners are asking the public's opinion on a more complicated venture: the future of the southern section of Coast Highway.
Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Hearing set on Gregory Canyon plan:
The long-proposed Gregory Canyon landfill may be inching closer to reality with the approval recently of a document that the county hopes will address a judge's concern about the project's environmental effects.
POWAY, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
About 1,300 fewer kids riding school buses daily after third of routes cut: POWAY
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School bus cutbacks in the Poway Unified district have reduced the number of student passengers by as many as 1,300 a day, officials said as the first week of the 2008-09 year ended.
CARLSBAD, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Sustainable energy forum is Wednesday: CARLSBAD
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The city of Carlsbad will host a workshop on sustainable energy at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Topics will include climate change, future water and energy supplies, wildfires, public health, greenhouse gas emissions, tips to reduce personal carbon footprints and more.
OCEANSIDE, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
City Council candidate to be at reception: OCEANSIDE
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A reception will be held at 10 a.m. today to introduce Oceanside City Council candidate Chuck Lowery to seniors in the Peacock Hills area of Oceanside.
Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Nonprofit helps vets visit national memorial:A fancy shirt or some nice socks, his father figured. But a trip across the country? That did not even cross his mind.
SAN MARCOS, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
City: Residents don't want to pay for road: SAN MARCOS
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Residents of the Coronado Hills neighborhood don't want to spend $5 million for a secondary evacuation road that would be useful during wildfires, city officials say.
CARLSBAD, Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Desalination plant clears final hurdle: CARLSBAD
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A private firm hopes to break ground next year on a plant in Carlsbad that would turn seawater into drinking water after its proposal cleared its final regulatory hurdle yesterday.
Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Carjacker stabs man who wouldn't give him wallet : CARLSBAD:
A customer at a Shell gas station was stabbed multiple times by a man asking for money yesterday morning, police said. A 35-year-old man was arrested hours later.
Aug. 23 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
North County crime log :
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Council supports policy to regulate camps, classes: Encinitas is moving toward regulating businesses that operate on city beaches and parks – including surf camps, fitness classes, personal trainers and yoga classes – but many details of the rules remain to be decided.
CARLSBAD, 10:38 a.m. Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Gas station customer stabbed in Carlsbad: A customer at a Shell gas station was stabbed multiple times by a man asking for money early Friday morning, a police spokesman said.
LOS ANGELES, 4:14 p.m. Aug. 22 (AP)
Desalination plant gets key OK for site in Carlsbad: A state panel on Friday approved the leasing of property that will allow construction of the Western Hemisphere's largest desalination plant in Carlsbad.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Hearing on school property is put off:
Encinitas Union School District officials have postponed a hearing on a development plan for the old Pacific View Elementary property, just as city leaders have begun eyeing it for a seaside park.
SOLANA BEACH, Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Youth surf event a lesson in competition:SOLANA BEACH
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Last week, conditions at Fletcher Cove were ideal for teaching youngsters to surf competitively. The ocean was calm and clear, about 72 degrees, with sets of two-foot waves that promised a smooth ride back to shore.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Video offers upbeat view for residents:
Carlsbad is still a great place to work and live, despite a sagging economy that will cause the city to tighten its financial belt for the next year or so.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Public input to be sought for park revamp project:A face-lift is on the way for Escondido's historic Grape Day Park, and the public will be asked to help plan its new look.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Police lieutenant says he didn't attack woman at his home:
An Oceanside police lieutenant arrested this week on suspicion of domestic violence and battery denies assaulting the woman, saying the confrontation was mutual and began after she showed up uninvited at his house, his attorney said.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Overtime claims for 700 cops dismissed:
A federal judge yesterday dismissed the overtime claims of about 700 San Diego police officers who alleged they weren't paid for time spent completing numerous tasks before and after shifts.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
MiraCosta College rejects grand jury's suggestions:
The MiraCosta College board of trustees has decided to notify the county grand jury that it will not implement recommendations the jury made in a May 27 report aimed at improving ethics at five community colleges in the county.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Librarian's texting skills spell out New York trip:Joanna Axelrod had never dropped an entry form in a box to win a car, dialed a radio station for concert tickets or auditioned for a game show. That changed in late June when she heard about a text-messaging competition.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
3 on City Council are reappointed: SOLANA BEACH:
The City Council reappointed three incumbents this week because no one filed papers to run against them in the Nov. 4 election.
Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Grant funds target affordable housing: ENCINITAS: The City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to use some federal funds to help lower-income people upgrade their homes. Aug. 22 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Desalination plant plan faces one final hearing: CARLSBAD: The California State Lands Commission will hold a hearing today on a Poseidon Resources proposal to build an ocean-water desalination plant in Carlsbad. SAN DIEGO, 7:18 p.m. Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Police seek help in locating car from fatal I-15 hit-run: The California Highway Patrol is asking for the public's help in locating a car that was involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident on Interstate 15 north of Via Rancho Parkway about 3:45 a.m. Thursday. Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
DUI arrest lands officer on administrative duty: OCEANSIDE: An Oceanside police officer is on administrative duty after a DUI arrest. In June, Officer Dwight Carwell was arrested by the California Highway Patrol in San Diego on suspicion of drunken driving, Oceanside Officer Kim Rainwater said.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Manufacturer penalized for chemical dumping: VISTA – A manufacturing company that recently moved to Vista has been fined $6,600 for dumping chemicals into the sewer system and told to improve its operations.
SAN MARCOS, Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Her new preschool is dream come true: SAN MARCOS
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Laura Johnson walks into a two-room building in a small San Marcos strip mall each weekday brimming with pride and joy. The front room doubles as an office and quiet area for computer work and reading. The other room has walls decorated with the ABCs, numbers and the words of colors.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Del Mar hires new head of schools: Del Mar school trustees last night unanimously voted to hire the head of the Hermosa Beach City School District as superintendent.
Sharon McClain beat out 20 other candidates from around the nation.
OCEANSIDE, Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Hearing is scheduled in attempt to reverse city's hotel approval:
A proposed luxury beachfront hotel the Oceanside City Council has eagerly awaited is facing another delay.
A group called Citizens for the Preservation of Parks and Beaches had appealed to the California
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Council OKs study for lake expansion:
Escondido will explore prospects for expanding the capacity of the Lake Wohlford reservoir in conjunction with a seismic upgrade of its dam.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Judge will review decision for nudists:An Orange County judge kept everyone in suspense yesterday as to whether she will uphold her preliminary ruling awarding nudists a temporary reprieve from a threatened crackdown at San Onofre State Beach.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Young player finds inspiration in coach's pep talk:Hannah Benjamin couldn't figure how she belonged. To her left was Cassidy Lichtman, a Stanford-bound junior. To her right were seniors Alexis Crusey, Alli Hillgren and Sarah Wolfe, on their way to Yale, USC and Lehigh, respectively.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Encinitas to prepare tighter surf camp rules: ENCINITAS:
Hoping to appease residents concerned about crowded beaches, the Encinitas City Council last night set in motion a plan to tighten oversight of surf camps.
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
North County crime log :
Aug. 21 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
For the record: North Edition:
3:34 p.m. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Man killed in Torrey Pines bluff collapse: TORREY PINES STATE BEACH – A 57-year-old tourist from Henderson, Nev., who was spending a sunny day at the beach with his brother and nephew was killed Wednesday when a small section of the cliffs above him gave way, sending down a shower of sand and boulders that partially buried him, authorities said. The man, whose name has not yet been released, was struck in the head around 1:20 p.m. by boulders described as being the size of basketballs and larger, according to firefighters at the scene.
ENCINITAS, 8:58 p.m. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)Encinitas set to tighten oversight of surf camps: Hoping to appease residents who are concerned about crowded beaches, the Encinitas City Council on Wednesday night set in motion a plan to tighten oversight of surf camps. SAN DIEGO, 6:32 p.m. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Judge withholds final decision on nude beachgoers at San Onofre: An Orange County judge on Wednesday kept everyone in suspense as to whether she will uphold her preliminary ruling awarding nudists a temporary reprieve from a threatened crackdown at San Onofre State Beach. Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Public access pinched?: ENCINITAS – After receiving complaints about local beaches becoming overrun with schools for novice surfers, the Encinitas City Council tonight will discuss whether to tighten oversight of surf camps.
Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Judge blocks no-nudity rules: SAN ONOFRE – Nudists who congregate at the remote southern end of San Onofre State Beach can still let it all hang out, at least for a while longer.
Aug. 20 (UNION-TRIBUNE)
Oceanside cop booked in domestic abuse case:
An Oceanside police lieutenant has been arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and battery after authorities were called to his home late Sunday night, police said.
ENCINITAS, 7:31 a.m. Aug. 20 (SIGNONSANDIEGO)Encinitas may enter ban on new billboards in code:A ban on erecting new billboards in Encinitas may about to become official. In April, the City Council voted unanimously for the ban to protect scenic views and community character. Tonight the council will consider the next step: placing the ban in the city's municipal code. SOLANA BEACH, 7:36 a.m. Aug. 20 (SIGNONSANDIEGO)
Solana Beach to decide whether to have election: The City Council will meet tonight to consider whether to hold an election in November. The three incumbents up for re-election – David Roberts, Lesa Heebner and Joe Kellejian – were the only candidates to qualify for the ballot by the Aug. 8 deadline. DEL MAR, 7:34 a.m. Aug. 20 (SIGNONSANDIEGO)
Del Mar Union trustees to hire superintendent: Del Mar Union School District trustees are expected to hire the head of the Hermosa Beach City School District as superintendent this evening, after a six-month search.
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