The Fin Boutique Hotel: A flair for the new but with a nod to the past
As new towering hotels and resorts take up residence in downtown Oceanside, there’s still one oldie but goodie.
The Fin Boutique Hotel: A flair for the new but with a nod to the past
As new towering hotels and resorts take up residence in downtown Oceanside, there’s still one oldie but goodie.
The power — and challenges — of the local press
The fate of the local newspaper has received increased attention by experts tuned into the watchdog effects that local news coverage has on local government.
Celebrating community, culture on Day of the Dead
Every culture has its own way of celebrating the life of a loved one. In traditional Mexican families, the tradition is known as Dia de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead.”
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The Fin Boutique Hotel: A flair for the new but with a nod to the past
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As new towering hotels and resorts take up residence in downtown Oceanside, there’s still one oldie but goodie.
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The power — and challenges — of the local press
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The fate of the local newspaper has received increased attention by experts tuned into the watchdog effects that local...
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Celebrating community, culture on Day of the Dead
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Every culture has its own way of celebrating the life of a loved one. In traditional Mexican families, the...
The Fin Boutique Hotel: A flair for the new but with a nod to the past
As new towering hotels and resorts take up residence in downtown Oceanside, there’s still one oldie but goodie.
On Nov. 6, voters will choose Linda Breen, Tracy Carmichael, Barbara Hamilton or Dave McGee to fill the seat vacated...
On Oct. 4, the hot yoga and barre studio at Fortis Fitness and Yogalux swapped yoga mats for cocktail...
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Former Del Mar councilman appointed to 22nd District Agricultural Association
by Coast News wire services, , 0Gov. Jerry Brown today appointed a former Del Mar councilman to the 22nd District Agricultural Association Board of Directors.
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New granny-flat law could help Encinitas with its affordable-housing shortfall
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Spooktacular Halloween Dressage Show & Howl’in Dog Costume Contest pays tribute to Blaufuss
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RANCHO SANTA FE — The 19th annual Blue Buffalo Home 4 the Holidays kicked off in Rancho Santa Fe...
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The Fin Boutique Hotel: A flair for the new but with a nod to the past
As new towering hotels and resorts take up residence in downtown Oceanside, there’s still one oldie but goodie.
Celebrating community, culture on Day of the Dead
Every culture has its own way of celebrating the life of a loved one. In traditional Mexican families, the tradition is known as Dia de los Muertos, or “Day of the Dead.”
Escondido-based film director William Wall won the Best Local Film award for “Daisy Belle” on Oct. 13 at the...
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San Marcos taps San Diego High principal for superintendent position
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Three marijuana ballot measures will receive vote on Election Day in Vista
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Elevado Road community raises over $400K to fix private road
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Vista resident Pete McHugh led the steering committee for
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