Former Encinitas councilwoman writes guide to grassroots activism
ENCINITAS — Can a self-published book on local politics hold the key to relieving political tensions in Southern California? Former Encinitas councilwoman Dr. Lisa Shaffer
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Encinitas summer camps await county guidance
ENCINITAS — Only weeks before summer camps are scheduled to begin, the city’s parks and recreation programs are at a complete standstill awaiting direction from
Students survey parks department’s strengths and weakness
SAN MARCOS — Who visits the parks in San Marcos? How far do people travel to attend an event? How do people learn about the
Carlsbad reaches mutual agreement with environmental and community groups
On March 14, Carlsbad approved a series of agreements with environmental and community groups and settled a lawsuit filed by the North County Advocates.
16-acre oceanfront site slated for luxury resort, public park
With help from area residents, two high-end, Encinitas-based developers are planning to transform Del Mar’s largest private oceanfront parcel into a luxury resort, public park
Del Mar to move away from synthetic fertilizer use in parks
The grass at Del Mar’s three public parks is about to get greener after council members at the Oct. 19 meeting directed the Public Works
Encinitas will revisit its use of pesticides
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council recently voted to use a portion of its unexpected budget surplus to help pay down the money it owes
Amphitheater, dog parks, among park recommendations
CARLSBAD—The Parks and Recreation Commission approved the final Master Plan updates to Poinsettia, Pine Avenue and Aviara Community parks. With council approval, an amphitheater, dog
Surveys show wants in parks
CARLSBAD — The Parks & Recreation Commission received an update on the overhaul of the Parks Master Plan for Pine Avenue, Poinsettia and Aviara Community
