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Carmel Valley board to revisit mobility study
New Pacific Highlands Ranch communities will be considered as the planning board revisits its mobility assessment.
(Karen Billing)
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The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board will revisit the work of its past livability subcommittee in an effort to finally see some movement on traffic and mobility issues in Carmel Valley neighborhoods.
Back in 2014, the board’s livability subcommittee was formed in response to the numerous complaints that came before the board requesting stop signs or other specific quality-of -life issues. Rather than deal with the issues on a case by case basis, the subcommittee aimed to develop a comprehensive plan.
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From left is Bev York, Bonsall Woman’s Club donation committee chairperson, left and Mary Jane Poulter, Bonsall Woman’s Club president, present a donation to Lenila Batali of D’Vine Path.
(Courtesy Bonsall Woman’s Club )
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Drive-thru food distribution Wednesday
Feeding San Diego will host a drive-thru food distribution from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesday May 26 at The Shoppes at Carlsbad, 2525 El Camino Real, to serve North County families in need. Register and receive a registration code at feedingsandiego.org/together-tour
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The Legacy Users Group, sponsored by North San Diego County Genealogical Society, meets virtually via GoToMeeting from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday., May 25. Participants learn about Legacy Family Tree Genealogy software. Also, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. the same day, the Genealogical Society offers a webinar titled “A Guide to Massachusetts Record Repositories” presented by Michael Brophy, a professional genealogist
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A data-driven presentation on the benefits of transitional kindergarten (TK) was provided to the five local Basic Aid districts last month by North County community member Allison Trent.
Marsha Sutton
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Of the four districts that included the presentation on recent agendas, the Del Mar Union School District was the only one that held an open session discussion.
The Cardiff, Encinitas and Solana Beach school districts did not discuss the issue in open session. Donna Tripi, superintendent of the fifth district, Rancho Santa Fe, said she did not receive a request to place TK on the agenda.
At their board meetings, Cardiff, Del Mar, Encinitas and Solana Beach had two presentations: Trent’s – which was extensive, thorough and research-based – and one developed by each school district.
Village of Pacific Highlands Ranch to add fish market, vet
Bonchon, a Korean fried chicken spot, is expected to open the week of June 14 in the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch
(Karen Billing)
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The Village of Pacific Highlands Ranch has signed on two new tenants with Five Oceans Fish Market and Papaya Pet Care.
Five Oceans, a local, family-owned and operated premium fish market, is anticipated to open in June, taking the place of The Baked Bear which closed during the pandemic.
Five Oceans will offer responsibly-sourced, fresh fish from around the world, available whole, off-the-knife, and sashimi-grade to prepare at home or enjoy on its outdoor patio. They also plan to have oysters on the half shell, mussels, clams and, when in season, local lobster and spiny prawns. In addition to daily seafood specials, Five Oceans plans to hold weekend brunch and weekly happy hours with craft beers and boutique wines.