North County Business Briefs, Oct. 3
CARLSBAD Tourism office announces new CEO Visit Carlsbad, the destination marketing organization for the city of Carlsbad, has announced Kim Sidoriak as its new president and CEO.
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CARLSBAD Tourism office announces new CEO Visit Carlsbad, the destination marketing organization for the city of Carlsbad, has announced Kim Sidoriak as its new president and CEO.
Print J & Tony’s, a quirky, dinosaur-filled cocktail bar in East Village offering all-day food service, has been named to Esquire Magazine’s list of “The Best Bars in America for 2021.” The new survey by Esquire writer Kevin Sintumuang includes 27 bars in L.A., Chicago, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Denver, Nashville and more. J & Tony’s — full name: J & Tony’s Discount Cured Meats and Negroni Warehouse — is owned by the San Diego restaurant/bar collective CH Projects. Sintumuang praised the bar’s “madcap, idiosyncratic space,” which includes giant dinosaur and dragon models and...
Print The Del Mar Schools Education Foundation wrapped up its districtwide Jogathons last week with a lot of excited students and teachers. Even in an unusual year, the Del Mar Union School District community was able to raise a record-breaking $665,000 for STEAM+ programs for next year during their eight schools’ Jogathons. The students were rewarded with a fun Jogathon experience in their PE classes with inventive PE teachers building obstacle courses for students to race through. Students also logged over 11,000 hours of active minutes independently doing everything from hiking to dance ...
It's 6:15 a.m. on Day 350 of the coronavirus pandemic. You wake up groggy and stumble to the kitchen, desperate for the jolt that only coffee can provide. But where are the beans? The grinder? What even is a cup? Maybe if you had a coffee subscription service, things would be a little easier. From affordable to exclusive, we found nearly two dozen independent companies in Los Angeles and Orange counties offering coffee subscriptions and clubs. Some have multiple cafes while others sell directly to customers without a brick-and-mortar space. One club features a rotating selection of local roas...