Hotel robot sparks excitement, criticism
A new “employee” roaming the halls of the new Fairfield Inn and Suites in San Marcos is getting a lot of attention — for better or for worse.
Hotel robot sparks excitement, criticism
A new “employee” roaming the halls of the new Fairfield Inn and Suites in San Marcos is getting a lot of attention — for better or for worse.
Merrick Hanna wows on ‘America’s Got Talent’
The little boy stood on the massive stage in front of even bigger celebrities, looking to score an opportunity of a lifetime. This was the scene as Encinitas boy and dancing sensation Merrick Hanna, 12, took the stage at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in March to audition in front of the celebrity judges for NBC’s hit show “America’s Got Talent.” Merrick, who has previously been...
H&M to open store in The Shoppes at Carlsbad
A popular fashion retailer has announced it will open a location in a Carlsbad mall undergoing a sweeping renovation. Hennes and Mauritz Inc., better known as H&M, in a news release last week, said it would be opening a 25,000-square- foot store in The Shoppes at Carlsbad, just south of the 78 Freeway at El Camino Real, which has been changing its look over the past three...
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Hotel robot sparks excitement, criticism
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A new “employee” roaming the halls of the new Fairfield Inn and Suites in San Marcos is getting a...
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Merrick Hanna wows on ‘America’s Got Talent’
by Aaron Burgin, , 0
The little boy stood on the massive stage in front of even bigger celebrities, looking to score an opportunity...
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H&M to open store in The Shoppes at Carlsbad
by Aaron Burgin, , 1
A popular fashion retailer has announced it will open a location in a Carlsbad mall undergoing a sweeping renovation....
Hotel robot sparks excitement, criticism
A new “employee” roaming the halls of the new Fairfield Inn and Suites in San Marcos is getting a lot of attention — for better or for worse.
When artist Bryan Snyder returned to his hometown of Carlsbad 10 years ago, he saw the village as a...
The annual Firefighter Demolition Derby raises money for the Burn Institute, and this year Matt Newlin of the Carlsbad...
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Local artist Bryan Snyder reflects on a decade of supporting art in Carlsbad
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Carlsbad firefighter top fundraiser at Firefighter Demolition Derby
The annual Firefighter Demolition Derby raises money for the Burn Institute, and this year Matt Newlin of the Carlsbad Fire Department was given the Hard Charger Award for raising the most money. Newlin and the other Carlsbad firefighters raised $16,250 for the Burn Institute prior to the demolition derby, which took place June 3 and was part of the San Diego County Fair. Bob Pfohl of the...
Council starts process to regulate vacation rentals
Having previously determined short-term rentals are prohibited in most residential areas, council members at the June 19 meeting began the process of regulating and allowing the use on a limited basis.
Eucalyptus saga continues
An ongoing dispute over privacy versus scenic views will continue after council members at the June 5 meeting voted 4-1 not to follow a staff recommendation and instead decided to hear an appeal of a Planning Commission decision.
The little boy stood on the massive stage in front of even bigger celebrities, looking to score an opportunity...
Officials with the Encinitas Union School District and San Diego Sheriff’s Department are investigating a reported attempted kidnapping incident...
Council members unanimously agree the more than 70-year-old lifeguard station at Fletcher Cove should be demolished and replaced.
The county’s second smallest city is poised to become its first to launch community choice aggregation, or CCA.
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Merrick Hanna wows on ‘America’s Got Talent’
The little boy stood on the massive stage in front of even bigger celebrities, looking to score an opportunity of a lifetime. This was the scene as Encinitas boy and dancing sensation Merrick Hanna, 12, took the stage at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in March to audition in front of the celebrity judges for NBC’s hit show “America’s Got Talent.” Merrick, who has previously been...
EUSD, Sheriff’s Department, investigating attempted kidnapping report
Officials with the Encinitas Union School District and San Diego Sheriff's Department are investigating a reported attempted kidnapping incident at Park Dale Lane Elementary School on June 6. According to Park Dale Lane Principal Erin Terry, a student reported that an unknown woman approached and said, “Your mom told me to pick you up.” The student didn’t recognize the woman — who was...
Council supports replacing lifeguard station
Council members unanimously agree the more than 70-year-old lifeguard station at Fletcher Cove should be demolished and replaced.
CCA plans advance, another first for city
The county’s second smallest city is poised to become its first to launch community choice aggregation, or CCA.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association board of directors voted 5-2 approving the two-story Gateway project in the Village.
Emmy-award winning journalist Abbey Gibb of San Diego’s Fox 5 News prepares to launch her own online television network...
‘China Beach’ exhibit opens; shows impact of surfing on troops during, after Vietnam War
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As swimmers, surfers and beach enthusiasts flock to our local shores, so do the sharks.
RSF Association approves Gateway project
The Rancho Santa Fe Association board of directors voted 5-2 approving the two-story Gateway project in the Village.
Janet Lawless Christ inspired by ‘Bossify’
Emmy-award winning journalist Abbey Gibb of San Diego’s Fox 5 News prepares to launch her own online television network named AbbeyGibbTV.com.
‘China Beach’ exhibit opens; shows impact of surfing on troops during, after Vietnam War
The “China Beach: Surfers, the Vietnam War, and the Healing Powers of Wave Riding” exhibit opened at the California Surf Museum on Memorial Day.
Recent shark attack, sightings: Should they be a cause for concern?
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Escondido Art Center rolls out earth-friendly exhibits
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Hotel robot sparks excitement, criticism
A new “employee” roaming the halls of the new Fairfield Inn and Suites in San Marcos is getting a lot of attention — for better or for worse.
San Marcos passes new massage parlor regulations
The city of San Marcos, with little fanfare, has taken the first step to adopt wholesale changes to its regulations of massage parlor establishments. The City Council in late May unanimously adopted the first reading of the new regulations, which, among other things, require all massage therapists working at an establishment to have state licenses, and caps the number of establishments at one...
Free summer lunches being served up to kids in need
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Vista’s Wolters catching on with the Colorado Rockies
Things change and they did so in a positive way for Tony Wolters in 2013. He swapped his infielder’s glove for one belonging to catchers and he’s caught on with the Colorado Rockies.
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