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Deluge of new deals distracts from secondary

Deluge of new deals distracts from secondary
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Opinion: Palomar College is waiting for full FDA approval before requiring COVID-19 vaccines

Opinion: Palomar College is waiting for full FDA approval before requiring COVID-19 vaccines
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Contract approved for new Palomar College president

SAN MARCOS —
The Palomar Community College District Governing Board officially hired their new president and superintendent Tuesday by approving a three-year contract with Star Rivera-Lacey.
The board had announced plans to hire Rivera-Lacey on June 23. She is scheduled to begin her new job July 26. Her contract runs through June 30, 2024, with an annual base salary of $257,000.
An Oceanside native and Fallbrook resident, Rivera-Lacey previously had been the assistant superintendent/vice president of student services at Palomar College and most recently served as vice president of student services at the San Diego College of Continuing Education, the noncredit division of the San Diego Community College District.

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Star Rivera-Lacey hired as new Palomar College Superintendent/President

SAN MARCOS —
Former Palomar College Assistant Superintendent/Vice President of Student Services Star Rivera-Lacey is returning to lead the San Marcos school as superintendent/president.
The Oceanside native and Fallbrook resident most recently has served as vice president of student services at the San Diego College of Continuing Education, the noncredit division of the San Diego Community College District, and said she has deep roots to the community college system.
“The mission and vision of community college is something really close to my heart because I know what it’s done for me,” said Rivera-Lacey, who attended MiraCosta College after attending El Camino High School. “It’s changed the trajectory of my life.”

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Ramona couple recreates small Kansas town in their backyard railroad

Ramona couple recreates small Kansas town in their backyard railroad
Ramona residents Jim and Carol Spencer rebuilt Jim’s hometown of Oakley, Kan., for their backyard Oakley Western Railroad.
(Julie Gallant)
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Jim and Carol Spencer’s memories of riding the train as youngsters was just one of the inspirations for setting up a miniature railroad in their San Diego Country Estates backyard.
While growing up in Chicago, Carol often traveled by train with her sister to visit their grandfather in Topeka, Kan. Long before he met his future wife, Jim also made trips to visit his grandparents in Topeka.

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Gov. Newsom wants schools, to reopen fully by fall; will they?

Gov. Newsom wants schools, to reopen fully by fall; will they?
April 9, 2021
Gov. Gavin Newsom said this week that school districts and the state’s 2- and 4-year colleges and universities should reopen to full in-person instruction after June 15. The California Department of Public Health announced the state would end the color-coded tier system that restricted business and school openings based on infection rates. The combined announcements would be a big step toward normalcy.
We explore the impact of Newsom’s pronouncement on the fall for K-12 and the state’s 115 community colleges. A key positive takeaway said the chief lobbyist for the organization representing school administrations, is that hybrid instruction won’t be necessary, and districts should plan with that in mind. Community colleges welcome the message but some will phase in reopening cautiously, with an eye on vaccination numbers and Covid trends this summer, said the president of a San Diego area college and the chancellor of the community college system. Both said they expect to reverse the steep decline in enrollment over the past year.

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Six organizations earn SDG&E energy awards

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San Diego Gas & Electric’s Energy Showcase program recently recognized six entities in the San Diego region for their leadership in energy efficiency and environmental sustainability. For the 15th consecutive year, the program honored local organizations that made exceptional efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and increase conservation of resources.
“These winners set a great example for others to follow. They’ve demonstrated that investing in clean and innovative technologies not only help the environment but also benefit the bottom line,” said Tashonda Taylor, vice president of customer operations for SDG&E, in a statement. “Ultimately, their efforts help our region move closer to meeting California’s ambitious climate goals and in turn, create a sustainable future.”

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Year in Review: November's election drew record voter turnout

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This year’s presidential election cycle drew the highest voter turnout despite a pandemic that had the county’s Registrar of Voters adapting to social distancing and a dramatic increase in mail-in ballots.
To make voting possible for all registered voters who wanted to cast a ballot this fall, state officials decided every registered voter would receive an absentee ballot that could be mailed back for free or returned at numerous locations before Election Day. Drop-off spots included local libraries in the weeks leading up to Nov. 3. There was also four days of on-site voting at many community venues.

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