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San Diego weekend arts events: 'Korea in Color,' haunted theater and a 19th century courtesan - Vimarsana News

San Diego weekend arts events: 'Korea in Color,' haunted theater and a 19th century courtesan

This weekend in the arts: Contemporary Korean polychrome painting; San Diego Art Prize; a play about an "it girl" sex worker in 19th century England; haunted dance; spooky Shakespeare; Dìa de los Muertos; experimental bassoon; live music picks and more.

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Meet the Candidates 2022: Del Mar City Council - Vimarsana News

Meet the Candidates 2022: Del Mar City Council

On Nov. 8, Terry Gaasterland, Steve Quirk and Dwight Worden are running for two at-large Del Mar City Council seats.

Weekly Crime Reports: Man arrested in Encinitas stabbing incident - Vimarsana News

Weekly Crime Reports: Man arrested in Encinitas stabbing incident

A man was arrested in connection to an alleged assault and stabbing last Wednesday near Encinitas Community Park.

From the Archives: 39 arrested in Vietnam War protest in Del Mar in 1972 - Vimarsana News

From the Archives: 39 arrested in Vietnam War protest in Del Mar in 1972

Fifty years ago in Del Mar 39 people were arrested and four injured after demonstrators set fire to rail road tracks to stop the transport of munitions to San Diego’s military bases during the Vietnam War.

The danger of those quiet train engines on the Del Mar rails - Vimarsana News

The danger of those quiet train engines on the Del Mar rails

Illegal crossing in Oceanside (in foreground), 400 feet south of legal underpass The North County Transit District held off on plans to install the Del Mar portion of its rail corridor fencing last fall due to intense opposition, but as the year begins, the waiting is over. Construction is imminent, city officials say. On Monday (Jan 11), transit district staff told the city council why the six-foot tall chain-link fencing that will run along both sides of the tracks for 1.5 miles, from the south end of Del Mar to Coast Boulevard, is so badly needed. "We have an obligation to mitigate the ris...