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Senate subcommittee discusses future of LOSSAN corridor - Vimarsana News

Senate subcommittee discusses future of LOSSAN corridor

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Del Mar City Council asks SANDAG to study a rail realignment option that runs through the Del Mar Fairgrounds - Vimarsana News

Del Mar City Council asks SANDAG to study a rail realignment option that runs through the Del Mar Fairgrounds

Del Mar City Council members decided Nov. 14 to call for further study of rerouting the train tracks through the Del Mar Fairgrounds, which could avoid a tunnel that runs underneath the city.

Community weighs in on proposed train tunnel in Del Mar - Vimarsana News

Community weighs in on proposed train tunnel in Del Mar

SANDAG held a community workshop on moving the train trains in Del Mar from off of eroding bluffs and into a tunnel.

Source: 10news.com
Rick Westhead: Insurers refusing to provide coverage in CHL abuse lawsuit, court documents say - Vimarsana News

Rick Westhead: Insurers refusing to provide coverage in CHL abuse lawsuit, court documents say

Insurance companies are threatening to withhold coverage from Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League and its three major junior leagues and teams as they battle a high-stakes hazing, bullying, and abuse lawsuit, court documents say.

Source: tsn.ca
Rick Westhead: Proposed plan to advance CHL abuse lawsuit unveiled by plaintiffs - Vimarsana News

Rick Westhead: Proposed plan to advance CHL abuse lawsuit unveiled by plaintiffs

Toronto law firm representing former players pursuing a hazing, bullying, and abuse lawsuit against the CHL, its three major junior leagues, and its teams, has outlined a proposed path to justice for current and former players who want to join the case, Rick Westhead writes.

Source: tsn.ca