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A resolution passed by the San Dieguito Union High School District board on Oct. 14 represented a shift in the district’s thinking regarding reopening, allowing them to move toward bringing students back to in-person school one to two days a week by the second quarter.
Incumbent Assemblyman Brian Maienschein and his challenger, June Yang Cutter, will face off again on Nov. 3 after having their first match-up on the ballot during the 77th Assembly District’s primary.
Since reopening for in-person learning five days a week on Aug. 24, the Rancho Santa Fe School District has not experienced a positive student or staff COVID-19 case.
Out-of-bounds case rate reduced by local testing gains
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Amy Caterina has announced her withdrawal from the race for San Dieguito Union High School District Board, Area 4.
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With no incumbent in the running, the Rancho Santa Fe School District community will be electing three new board members this November.
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Covid-19 outbreaks at private residences trail those in restaurants and businesses
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The Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District moved into its new fire station in the Harmony Grove community of Escondido on Oct. 8.
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The Solana Beach School District continues to move toward its goal of bringing students back five days a week, planning to bring back K-3 students four days a week by December.
Yuma is booming with baseball events, and Surf Cup soccer tournament moves to Phoenix
Dan Carson brings nearly a decade of college-level coaching experience - including Air Force Academy and Princeton - to the SFC boys lacrosse program.
All three San Diego County natives playing in the 45th World TeamTennis (WTT) season at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia – Taylor Fritz, Brandon Nakashima and Coco Vandeweghe – advanced to this weekend’s WTT Playoffs with different teams.
San Diego County coaches, administrators try to iron out a plan
Caden Fioroni reached the semifinals last year before losing to a future Pepperdine teammate
Rancho Santa Fe lacrosse standout Kate McCool has been selected to represent the Southwest Region in the 2020 Under Armour All American Lacrosse Classic Underclass Tournament in Baltimore, Md.
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The San Diego del Norte Chapter of National Charity League (NCL, Inc) recently held its beginning of the school year Mother /Daughter Meeting on Zoom.
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RSF families attended a Drive-In Movie Night at R.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Foundation co-sponsored a “Glimpse Event” with the San Diego Symphony on March 3 at the Rancho Santa Fe Foundation offices in Encinitas.
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Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club members gathered in the “Heart to Table Giving Garden” of Patrice Reynolds on Monday, March 9, for salad.
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The RSF Tennis Club held a Pickleball Extravaganza March 8.
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Shelter to Soldier honored its Red Star Corporate Sponsors at a private reception held March 7 at the Rancho Santa Fe estate of Holli and Anthony Lienau.
Decameron Project modeled after book of 14th Century Black Death stories
Biography encourages others to ‘Live Like Paul’
Pivoting from concert halls to parking lot paves way for socially distanced, four-on-the-floor chamber-music and jazz concerts
Soprano Ana María Martínez and S.D. Symphony’s Rafael Payare will join the outdoor production opening Oct. 24
This week’s theater news from North Coast Rep, San Diego Rep, Blindspot Collective, Broadway San Diego and more
North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana Beach recently announced new board leadership.
After the novel coronavirus pandemic put an indefinite hold on live events, local musicians in The Sully Band decided to start a virtual Living Room Concert Series.
With a virtual village, drive-in screenings and a Quarantine Film Challenge, the San Diego International Film Festival will return Oct. 15-18 for its 19th year.
The drive-in concert series, which debuted in July in Ventura, is expanding to Del Mar, where San Diego’s Mainly Mozart will hold an October drive-in festival
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Thanks to a generous $10,000 grant from the Rancho Santa Fe Foundation, the Rancho Santa Fe Library is updating the old patio outside the Book Cellar.
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Jace Valentine, an avid 9-year-old fisherman from Rancho Santa Fe, recently caught a 9-pound whopper of a catfish at the pond at the Arroyo Preserve.
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The Del Mar Fairgrounds’ Scream Zone is providing spooky thrills for San Diegans in a new way through Halloween night with “Drive-Thru Scream Zone: Road Kill.”
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July 16 issue: The importance (and reward) of being a school board trustee Somewhere amidst all the social turmoil and ongoing pandemic, the basic needs around educating our children needs to be kept front and center.
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March 26 issue: Gratitude and we will get through this together During these literally unprecedented times, we’d like to offer our thanks and encouragement to the RSF Association and Golf Club staff for their unstinting service to our community -- often going above and beyond.
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While most coronaviruses cause common cold, three have become more dangerous, crossing species to people: the first was SARS CoV in 2003 and the latest to “make the jump” — SARS-CoV-2, the virus which causes “Coronavirus Disease 2019” or COVID-19. According to former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb, there was a large, late-season spike in U.S. “flu-like” illness, raising the unsettling possibility that the novel corona virus may have been here earlier than initially thought.
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Encinitas Friends of the Arts (EFA) and the City of Encinitas will hold the seventh annual Encinitas Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the dates for the 10th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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The Belly Up nightclub will launch its first-ever Livestream Virtual Tour concert series this fall, set to premiere Oct. 30, and run through Dec. 19.
