Category archives for: Rancho Santa Fe Life

Retirement party to be held June 5 for Rancho Santa Fe teacher Harriet Joslyn

The community is invited to help celebrate the retirement of longtime R. Roger Rowe teacher Harriet Joslyn, currently a fourth grade teacher, on Wednesday, June 5. The party will begin at 5 p.m. in the school’s Performing Arts Center.

First all-girls Rancho Santa Fe Little League team a hit

An Angel takes a big cut.

Named the Angels, the girls are currently in fourth place with their eyes on the playoffs.

Randy Beecher celebrating 20th anniversary as the ‘piano man’ at Mille Fleurs in Rancho Santa Fe

Randy Beecher

From Thursday through Saturday evenings Rancho Santa Fe’s genteel, award-winning Mille Fleurs on Paseo Delicias transforms into a hopping venue where regular patrons not only come to dine but to sing, dance and hear Randy Beecher play piano.

Rancho Santa Fe School students enjoy special field trip to Osuna Adobe

R. Roger Rowe School third-graders recently participated in a field trip at the Osuna Adobe and made their own adobe bricks.

R. Roger Rowe third-graders received a hands-on history lesson recently, taking a field trip the Osuna Adobe on May 14 and making their own adobe bricks.

Rancho Santa Fe Mail Delivery Solutions Inc. celebrates a decade of bringing mail directly to Rancho Santa Fe homes

A RSF Mail Delivery Solutions Inc. delivery vehicle. Courtesy photo

Before Gary Briant started RSF Mail Delivery Solutions Inc., he drove around Rancho Santa Fe for eight years as a courier for FedEx, often seeing the long lines at the post office.

Popular annual Field Day to be held at Rancho Santa Fe School

There will be sporting activities for all first- through sixth-graders on different areas of the school field.

Upgraded Rancho Santa Fe Bistro offers a variety of new menu options, wine selections

Rancho Santa Fe Bistro

Formerly known as The Pantry, restaurant is located in the Rancho Santa Fe village

Rancho Santa Fe group trail hikes begin May 8

Community trail hikes launched this week in Rancho Santa Fe with a goal to cover every part of the 50-mile Covenant trail system by the end of the summer. RSF Association Manager Pete Smith will lead the weekly hikes beginning at 4 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month.

Unconventional career path turns out to be right road for new Food & Beverage director of The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe

Sommelier Mark Valin has just crossed over into his newest role at The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe.

Rancho Santa Fe Art Guild members share expertise at recent workshop

Members of the Rancho Santa Fe Art Guild, Pat Beck, Suzy Schaefer and Ron Spelman recently volunteered their time to conduct workshops for local artists.

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RSS Solana Beach, Del Mar and Carmel Valley News

  • Mustangs U19 Rugby players cap season with strong performance at Nationals May 25, 2013
    Just days after defending their Southern California U19 Boys Rugby title in Fullerton, the Carmel Valley-based San Diego Mustangs travelled to the Moose Rugby Grounds in Indiana, May 16-18, to participate in the Boys High School National Invitational Championship. […]
  • San Diego Breakers win again May 25, 2013
    The Breakers defied the odds again! Last time, they won The National Cooperstown Tournament in New York. This time, the team, which is now a 13U team made up of all local kids (highly unusual in competitive baseball) and has four 12-year olds on its team, won the recent D1Triple Crown Tournament. […]
  • AutoMatters: Motorsports Photography May 25, 2013
    There are two main features of AutoMatters: the words and the original photography. Photographs add significantly to what can be communicated in a limited number of words. […]

RSS La Jolla News

  • Breaking News: City to begin La Jolla Cove bird poop cleaning on Tuesday
    According to the mayor’s spokesperson, Irene McCormack, the city has hired San Diego-based Blue Eagle to apply a natural product containing bioactive agents commonly found in nature, including a non-pathogenic bacteria that will digest the guano and other noxious organisms that the guano hosts on it. […]
  • New home sales rise as San Diego hits biggest real estate wave in 5 years
    By Joan Schultz, http://SellingLaJollaRealEstate.com Hello real estate boom, goodbye recession. San Diego homes sales are on the national radar with units moving quickly and an overall rise in real estate performance that have surpassed those five years strong. According to the New Housing Monitor published by the Hanley Group in Oceanside, the median price […]
  • Beef it up for National Burger Month
    America’s quintessential food of all seasons — the mighty burger that can be tricked out with more combinations than a SuperLotto ticket -- is being honored with its designated holiday in May. […]