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View Comments LAS CRUCES - After seeing another Eagle Scout build a pet relief area in the area, 15-year-old Tyler Boston decided to follow suit and create an area for pets to relieve themselves at a rest stop. The rest stop, just north of Radium Springs, was abuzz Saturday morning, with scouts and scoutmasters shoveling dirt for the pet relief area. Tyler was hard at work helping to level rocks for a rock path leading to a bench. “This project is going to have a path and a bench,” Tyler said. “It’s going to be a beautification and pet relief area so that animals and owners can come ...

Doughnut delivery brings cheer Laura Kreiss, CEO of locally owned fundraising app ChangeGiving, made a special St. Patrick’s Day delivery of Krispy Kreme doughnuts to health care professionals and first responders at several North County sites to say thank you. Doughnuts were delivered to Scripps Memorial Hospital-Encinitas, Vista Fire/Rescue Station 6, Rancho Santa Fe Patrol and Rancho Santa Fe Fire/Rescue. Scripps-Encinitas has a special place in Kreiss’ heart, as her late husband, Michael, was treated there for lung cancer several years ago. Her ChangeGiving app simplifies giving by al...

Students design adult tricycles By Glenn Battishill - gbattishill@aimmediamidwest.com Engineering technology seniors on one of the teams participating in the adult tricycle design project pose for a photo with their tricycle that they researched, designed and built. Timothy Kolva sits in the seat. He’s surrounded by his teammates (left to right): Evan McDonald, Tarun Subbarayalu and John Simonis. Alicia Mowry | Delaware Area Career Center DACC Assistant Principal Buck Weaver tests the engineering technology seniors’ tricycle, which they researched, designed and built. Alicia Mowry | D...

‘We’ve seen Dane grow in confidence over the period. It’s been a great program.’

Two Miramar industrial buildings have been sold for $11.3 million. The buildings at 8250-8260 Camino Santa Fe were acquired by a joint venture partnership between Hill Properties of San Diego and a fund managed by Westport Capital Partners with offices in Los Angeles and Stamford, CT. The seller was Providence II Camino Santa Fe, LLC. Evan McDonald of Colliers International represented the seller. The buyer represented itself.