Sand replenishment project begins at Fletcher Cove
The project, the first of its kind in Solana Beach, is expected to be finished prior to Memorial Day weekend next month.
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Clean Energy Alliance will not join newly formed JPA before launch
COASTAL CITIES — The Clean Energy Alliance received a presentation about the potential of joining with California Community Power but opted not to join with
Solana Beach claims to exit energy provider with no outstanding debt
SOLANA BEACH — Despite a projection of a negative ending cash balance by the time Solana Energy Alliance officially ends operations, Solana Beach will have
Solana Beach City Council votes to increase energy rates
SOLANA BEACH — The Solana Beach City Council voted this past week to increase the rates of the Solana Energy Alliance retroactive to March 1
Mindful of pandemic, Solana Beach school district begin plans for next year
SOLANA BEACH — With all grade levels now back on campus four days a week, the Solana Beach School District has begun its plans for
North Coast Rep’s online productions help keep theater afloat
SOLANA BEACH — After having its last performance in front of a live audience nearly a year ago, the North Coast Repertory Theatre in Solana
Solana Beach schools bring sixth-grade students back to classrooms
SOLANA BEACH – The Solana Beach School District welcomed back its sixth-grade students to the classroom this past Monday, February 8, as the school district
Solana Beach reappoints citizen advisory commissioners
SOLANA BEACH — The Solana Beach City Council unanimously appointed 17 people, mostly incumbents, to the city government’s five citizen advisory commissions at its Jan.
Heebner wins defamation appeal: ‘Reckless falsehoods’ not protected speech
SOLANA BEACH — Solana Beach Mayor Lesa Heebner last month beat a challenge to a defamation suit arising from a political rival’s false assertion in
Solana Beach elementary schools to ramp up in-person instruction
SOLANA BEACH — The Solana Beach School District board of trustees unanimously supported increasing the frequency of in-person instruction over the next month for fourth-,
