Top Stories Pole removal marks milestone for Utility Undergrounding Project A City-wide initiative to remove overhead utility lines marked a milestone Feb. 8 with the ceremonial removal of the final utility pole of the Tewa Court/10th Street…

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Wednesday: Ceremonial removal of utility pole to finish Tewa Court/10th Street project Please join us for the ceremonial removal of the final utility pole of the Tewa Court/10th Street Utility Undergrounding Project 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 8, at…

Opportunity to Serve on the City's Committees and Boards The City of Del Mar is recruiting for volunteers to serve on the City's advisory committees and a legislative board. For more information, please visit:…

Top Stories Arborist to treat palms for pest Historic Canary Island date palms on Coast Boulevard and at Powerhouse Park are showing early signs of possible infestation by the South American palm weevil. A City contractor is set to begin…

Opportunity to Serve on the City's Committees and Boards The City of Del Mar is recruiting for volunteers to serve on the City's advisory committees and a legislative board. For more information, please visit:…

Top Stories King tides could limit beach access this weekend The highest high tides of the year are predicted for Saturday and Sunday mornings so lifeguards are recommending that beachgoers plan their visits for the afternoons. The return of…

The Board of Directors of the Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) is holding a public hearing to consider a rate adjustment during its regular board meeting 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, on Zoom. The CEA provides electricity from renewable sources to…

Registration for the City’s Junior Lifeguard program opens February 15 for children ages 9 through 15. Participants can learn ocean safety and lifesaving skills within the Del Mar Lifeguard Department’s culture of camaraderie and…

Staff kept busy by one storm after another Prepare for one storm. Clean up afterward. Prepare for the next. Pacific storms are keeping City staff busy to protect public safety as dangerous conditions remain in the forecast. On the beach, the…

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Top Stories Big tides and surf bring coastal flooding Storm-driven surf pounded Del Mar's beaches on the morning of Jan. 6, sending foamy water over seawalls and beneath wooden barricades to pool on the Ocean Front alley and Coast Boulevard. …

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2022 PICTORIAL YEAR IN REVIEW JANUARY Surfers are cleared from the water at 15th Street Jan. 15 after a tsunami advisory that was triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption near Tonga. FEBRUARY An arena at the Del Mar Fairgrounds provides an…

TOP STORIES Wash away 2022 and greet 2023 with hundreds of other brave souls during the 35th Annual Penguin Plunge. After a two-year pause brought by the pandemic, the event returns to 17th Street beach 11 a.m. on New Year's Day. Lifeguards…

Field trip for rescue team Members of the Del Mar Lifeguard Swift Water Rescue Team visited their counterparts in Huntington Beach this week to complete mutual aid training. Mayor and Deputy Mayor selected City Council members on…

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SANDAG has published seven potential options for pedestrian access along the blufftop railway and an online form for the public to weigh in on the draft concepts. During a Dec. 7 workshop at the Town Hall, representatives from the regional…

SANDAG has published seven potential options for pedestrian access along the blufftop railway and an online form for the public to weigh in on the draft concepts. During a Dec. 7 workshop at the Town Hall, representatives from the regional…

City Of Del Mar Volunteer Opportunities Opportunity to Serve on the City's Committees and Boards The City of Del Mar is recruiting for volunteers to serve on the City's advisory committees and a legislative board. For more information, please…

TOP STORIES Turf to close for renovation Annual maintenance of the turf at Powerhouse Park, Seagrove Park and Shores Park begins Dec. 5 and will last for about five weeks. Lawns at Seagrove and Powerhouse parks will be closed entirely. To…

Opportunity to Serve on the City's Committees and Boards The City of Del Mar is recruiting for volunteers to serve on the City's advisory committees and a legislative board. For more information, please visit:…

Visit downtown Del Mar during weekends and holidays through December and we'll cover the parking. In the town center and the L’Auberge Del Mar garage, two-hour parking will not be enforced during the following periods: 5 p.m. Dec. 2…

Issue No. 180 · November 25, 2022 [email protected] TOP STORIES Thanksgiving of Roses Members of the Del Mar Rose Society and Del Mar Community Connections gathered at the Powerhouse Community Center this week to arrange…