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The Del Mar bluffs are a pretty sight, but county officials are warning to stay away from them after a retaining wall collapsed sending dirt and rocks barreling...
Bluff track sparks concerns over train tracks in Del Mar Bluff train track concerns and last updated 2021-03-02 23:01:15-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- Sunday morning's bluff collapse in Del Mar is concerning because of how close it was to the train tracks. However, it's not uncommon, and in fact, it occurred in an area that's been scheduled for repair next year. The collapse took place on the bluffs just south of Fourth St. near Del Mar's border with Torrey Pines State Beach. It also came within 35 feet of the train tracks in that area. "Now with the collapse in this area, we are going to advance o...
DEL MAR — A large bluff failure Sunday morning near the railroad tracks in Del Mar will require emergency repairs, transit officials said Monday. The collapse reached within 35 feet of the edge of the railroad ties at the closest point, said Sean Loofbourrow, North County Transit District’s chief of safety. “One train was delayed approximately 7 minutes, Amtrak 768, for the initial inspection,” Loofbourrow said by email Monday. “There is a speed restriction in place (15 mph for passenger trains) while NCTD and SANDAG determine the scope and timing of any potential repair.” The ...
Bursting through to mainstream rock in the '90s, the band continues to churn out albums Share this article: CREDIT: Julia Simone Paul The roaring ’90s were a heyday for the music biz — especially for bands in the college and alt-rock sectors. Record deals were given out like candy to any group falling under that newly burgeoning musical umbrella. A worthy beneficiary of the craze for quirk and cool was Local H. They first got together in 1987 – while in high school — officially forming Local H in the first year of the ’90s, setting themselves apart by usually performing as a duo.
BLUE ASH, Ohio — After three and a half years of hitting the pavement hard throughout greater Cincinnati, Fretboard Brewing Company (Blue Ash, OH) now looks to their neighbors in Dayton. Coming off a big win at Great American Beer Festival, and numerous medals at the U.S. Open Beer Championship and Ohio Craft Brewers Cup – including gold for their flagship IPA, “Improv” – Fretboard felt now was as good a time as ever to expand their reach and bring beer north to Dayton and the surrounding suburbs. Though Covid has presented a unique set of challenges for the craft brewing community,...