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Rita Garcia-Szczotka and designer Paige McCready Boer, wearing the 2015 spring collection at a recent launch party. Photo by Christina Sharing a vision Macone-Greene The Rancho Santa Fe community gets a special opportunity to listen and meet with Ambassador Venkatesan Ashok, the Couture launch Consul General of India at the Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club. Photo by Christina Macone-Greene party benefits nonprofits By Christina Macone-Greene Daneshmand and his wife RSF Senior Center enjoys humorous presentation RANCHO SANTA FE Marjan Daneshmand. — An afternoon of beauty The host committee By Christina Macone-Greene captivated those who at- for this one-of-a-kind event RANCHO SANTA FE — Recently, tended a private shopping included Susan McClellan, the Rancho Santa Fe Senior Center had event in celebration of Rita Garcia-Szczotka, Paige the opportunity to listen in on a pre- the Paige California 2015 McCready Boer, and Leslie sentation by Joseph Weiss, M.D. Also a Spring Collection. Fastlicht Russo. clinical professor of medicine at UCSD, The two-day soiree “Today is so special Weiss is the author of a few lighthearted was hosted at a historic La because it is the official medical books. His most recent is enti- Jolla villa designed by re- California launch of Paige tled, “To ‘Air’ is Human.” garded architect, Carleton California,” said Rita Gar- He greeted the crowd, introducing Winslow. cia-Szczotka. “It is truly a himself as a gastroenterologist, admit- The backdrop to this day of entrepreneurship ting it was a strange field of medicine. exquisite outdoor venue had of women coming together He explained that “gastro” goes back to an obstructed view of the and paying it forward for its Greek and Latin roots for the mean- Pacific Ocean. the greater good. And I love ing of stomach, and entero, for intestine. A percentage of the that.” Weiss has a penchant for language. proceeds from the 2015 For Garcia-Szczotka, One undergraduate major was medieval Paige California Spring Col- the two-day event was about English while the other was in astro- lection and accessories from bringing women together physics. LFR Designs were gifted to in a collaborative effort by “I have an interest in everything. Miracle Babies and the San launching a vibrant fashion My interests are very, very wide, but Diego Zoo Institute for Con- business and also helping probably about an inch deep,” he said. servation Research. two local nonprofits. Weiss went on to tell the attendees Miracle Babies was Garcia-Szczotka serves Joseph Weiss, M.D. presents his book, “To ‘Air’ is Human” at the RSF Senior Center. Photo by founded by Rancho San- TURN TO PRESENTATION ON 22 Christina Macone-Greene ta Fe residents Dr. Sean TURN TO NONPROFITS ON 7 2 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015

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Pending SOLD SOLD 3 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 RSF Garden Club holds quarterly meeting Council upset with By Christina Macone-Greene the Garden Club and shop Kaaboo planning process RANCHO SANTA FE could have more exposure. — Members of the RSF Susan Glass, co-pres- By Bianca Kaplanek of scheduling conflicts that Garden club were diverted ident of the RSF Garden DEL MAR — After re- didn’t happen until March. to the former clubhouse to Club, was next up sharing ceiving an update from the Meanwhile, the Kaa- the RSF Golf Club for their events which were already organizers of a three-day boo website launched an- quarterly meeting. As ev- marked on the calendar. music event scheduled for nouncing, among other eryone checked in, they “On April 15, we have September at the Del Mar things, that the gates would had the opportunity to a wonderful ‘Coffee in the Fairgrounds, Del Mar City close at 3 a.m., leaving meet and greet their new Garden’ coming up,” she Council members are still many to incorrectly assume executive director, Erin said, adding how it will take concerned about noise and that’s when the outdoor Browne. place in a fantastic garden traffic impacts, and some concerts would end. First up at the podium located in the Ranch. remain upset at the way During their presen- was co-president of the RSF She also noted in mid- fairgrounds officials han- tation the organizers said Garden Club, Fred Wasser- May, a floral arrangement dled the planning process. outdoor music would end at man. He started by telling class with a “Fresh Young “We weren’t happy 10 p.m. Comedy shows and the group he was delighted Vibe” would be taking with the fact that we were a dance venue will be avail- to see such a great turnout. place. A new floral director learning about this through able inside after that. from a noted La Jolla floral “One of the items that I RSF Garden Club Executive Director Erin Browne, left, and the media,” Mayor Al Cor- Kaaboo is described want to talk to you about is RSF Garden Club Board Secretary Pam Wasserman. Photo by shop was going to champi- ti said. “Part of what we’re as an arts and entertain- we do have new executive Christina Macone-Greene on this. looking for is just trying ment “mix-perience” and director, Erin Browne and Glass said this gentle- to understand what these an “adult escape” geared she comes to us from the we’re going to be adding types of events members man is creating “new ar- events are, understanding toward an older crowd. Community Center,” he new members so we’re real- would like. rangements” in interesting the impacts and how we’re It will include 100 said. “You can talk to her ly not sure of the numbers. “If there’s a particu- containers, while mixing going to deal with them.” bands on seven stages — any time.” But we want to really try lar workshop that you’re different plants and foliage Knowledge about the the lineup features a va- Wasserman went on to over the next couple years interested in having or you that people don’t usually events when they are in the riety of music genres with say that if a member has a to increase the size of the want to learn more about, mix. planning process would be acts such as No Doubt, Kill- friend who doesn’t belong club.” I just need to know what Also on the schedule helpful, he added. ers, Snoop Dogg, Foster the to the Garden Club, now He also wanted the you want to learn so I can is another “Coffee in the Corti likened the sit- People and Counting Crows was the time to bring them members to know that they make it happen,” she said. Garden” May 20. And this uation to planning a large — upscale dining, an art to a meeting or a special plan to increase the num- “The second thing that I residence will have a lovely party. fair, massages and hair and event such as “Coffee in ber of activities including wanted to mention is one succulent garden. “You kind of tell your nail services. the Garden.” taking part in more com- of the things that I’ve re- A week later, May 28 is neighbor and you plan for Expected attendance Wasserman then ad- munity involvement. ally pushed since I’ve been the club’s annual meeting. it,” he said. “To the extent is 40,000 people each of dressed how he knew that Wasserman then here is reactivating our Glass also told mem- we could know in advance the three days. That would some members were con- turned the microphone Facebook page.” bers that she wanted them it would be helpful. I didn’t be considered a slow day at cerned about membership over to Browne. She told ev- She wanted everyone to let their new executive get a sense that they (fair- the San Diego County fair, after the Garden Club eryone how excited she was to know that that if some- director, Browne, know grounds officials) had an which attracts about 66,000 property sale. to meet all the members. one had a Facebook ac- what their interests were obligation or thought that daily, Fennell said. “We’re over 75 percent Additionally, she said she count they could start fol- in potential programs so they needed to do that.” Approximately 45,000 retention which is phenom- wanted to help create an lowing not only the Garden she could see it to fruition. Officials from Del Mar attend opening day of the enal, and we’re still getting organization that members Club, but also the Upscale “Erin will get it go- and Solana Beach learned horse races. Fairgrounds of- renewals. So we’re going to would all really want to Resale Shop since they had ing,” said Glass, “that’s about Kaaboo in January ficials noted they all come be up probably around 80 participate in. one, too. what she wants to do and 2014, although it was un- and go at pretty much the percent,” he said. Wasser- What she needed in She encouraged every- I’m very comfortable with named at the time and same time so staggered at- man continued, “And then return were ideas on what one to “like” the pages so her abilities.” scheduled to take place in tendance at Kaaboo could September of that year. ease impacts. The announcement Del Mar officials didn’t was made during a meet- see it that way. Alzheimer’s Association visits RSF Library ing of the Community Re- “This event is three By Christina Macone-Greene lations Committee, a group days in a row of 40,000 peo- RANCHO SANTA FE that includes representa- ple and it’s not just from tives from the two cities noon to 5 p.m.,” Corti said. — Alzheimer’s disease and the 22nd District Agri- “This is starting at 10 in affects patients, family cultural Association, which the morning and there (is) members and friends. For governs the fairgrounds. going to be traffic going in caregivers who take care Although those meet- and out of the fairgrounds of someone afflicted with ings are not open to the at 2:30 in the morning. … Alzheimer’s, effective public or media, the chair- It’s a magnitude of opening communication strategies man provides a report day at the races three days can be helpful on a day-to- during the monthly 22nd in a row.” day basis. DAA meetings. The situation has cre- Kelly Rein, MSW from According to the min- ated tension in what was a local chapter of the Alz- utes of the January 2014 an improving relationship heimer’s Association visit- meeting “the three-day between Del Mar and the ed the Rancho Santa Fe Li- music festival was also dis- 22nd DAA. brary to discuss caregiver cussed. The city represen- “At least in the last few strategies. tatives all seemed recep- years we’ve been working Her goal, she told at- tive to the idea.” hard to try to improve our tendees, was to explain the The 22nd DAA board relationship with the fair- communication changes Kelly Rein, MSW of the Alzheimer’s Association gives a lecture about effective communication strategies of directors approved a grounds and identify ways that take place throughout between caregivers and people with Alzheimer’s. Photo by Christina Macone-Greene $950,000 contract for the we can work together,” the course of the disease, event at that January meet- Councilman Terry Sinnott how to decode the verbal thought that they were straightforward and as son,” she said. ing. said. “This is kind of a dis- and behavioral messages talking about.” concise as possible. Rein also acknowl- “And now it’s a big sur- appointment. delivered by someone with An effective way to “You want to offer edged how important it is prise?” fairgrounds Gen- “They had an opportu- dementia and respond in give a person the extra choices if necessary such for a caregiver to take care eral Manager Tim Fennell nity to get this coordinated ways that are helpful to time they need is to wait as, ‘Would you like coffee of themselves first. Care- asked. well,” he added. “And I’m the person, and to iden- 30 seconds and count to or tea?’” she said, adding givers must have an outlet The festival, including hoping it will get coordinat- tify strategies to connect three, afterward. Rein how being a caregiver can such as a friend’s night out, its postponement, was not ed well. Both groups and and communicate at each also noted that a caregiver be a rollercoaster ride at helpline, or support. mentioned again in meet- Solana Beach … we need to stage. might want to start speak- times. “You cannot do this ing minutes. An article focus better on the impacts One example in the ing more slowly and con- Rein went on to say alone. No one anticipates about the event — this time that the local community early stages of the disease cisely. that Alzheimer’s is a slow developing this disease. mentioned by name — ap- has.” is when they may ask a In the early stages of and progressive disease. No one really plans for it,” peared in a Jan. 6, 2015, ar- “We used to have a caregiver for that “thing” Alzheimer’s, Rein said, a There will be good days she said. ticle in a local daily news- problem where the board on the table. That “thing” person may feel a sense of and bad days. It’s estimated that paper. was not very active and may be the remote control shame. They may also be When someone is im- more than 60,000 individu- Fennell said Kaboo didn’t support Del Mar,” but they may communicate wary of making a mistake. paired by this disease, als are living with Alzhei- was brought up during Councilman Don Mosier that need in a nonspecific “Oftentimes in their she said, it’s everyone’s re- mer’s in San Diego Coun- the Community Relations said. “We’ve made some way. early stage, that person sponsibility to help make ty and there are roughly Committee meeting that real progress on getting the “They may talk around may be choosing to with- that person as successful 150,000 caregivers. day but there is no mention board to listen to us, but that word until they get to draw from a conversation as possible. Rein pointed out that of a discussion in the min- we still have problems with it or they’re offering up a because it’s difficult for This means allowing the Alzheimer’s Associa- utes. the management. suggestion,” she said, add- them,” she said, noting them the time they need tion is there for caregivers Fennell said he asked “The management ing how the caregiver can how it’s important to in- and including them in con- every day of the week, 24 the organizers — Horse- should listen to the board, help fill in the blank for volve them and draw them versations as much as pos- hours a day. Their Help- Power Entertainment led get board direction,” he that word. “What you may into a discussion. sible. line is (800) 272-3900 and by Bryan Gordon — to added. “That hasn’t hap- find is the conversations Rein wanted everyone “Never talk as if the caregivers and family make a presentation to pened. It’s the other way are taking longer because to know that caregivers person is not in the room; members can learn more the Community Relations around and until we can that person is trying to should keep their sentenc- and, always allow dignity about their programs and Committee during the Feb- ask us that word or that es, questions, and stories and respect for that per- services at ALZ.org. ruary meeting but because TURN TO KAABOO ON 22 APRIL 3, 2015 The R ancho Santa Fe News 4

Views expressed in Opinion & Editorial do not Opinion&Editorial necessarily reflect the views of The Coast News Community Commentary Disappointed over building heights By Madeleine Szabo goodness, the buildings in Carlsbad are only Many residents are disappointed by three stories, wider rather than higher and the vote at the March 18 Carlsbad Planning thus less obtrusive. Commission Meeting that recommends to Thank you Carlsbad Council for gener- the City Council an amendment to allow ally, in the past, not approving more floors, taller buildings in Carlsbad. Two hotels more lights, more obstruction of the pan- have requested permission to add a 4th oramic views. floor (the Carlsbad standard is three floors) Each Commissioner mentioned a con- in a building with a 45-foot height (a height cern for setting a bad precedent, yet five approval is also needed). By offering ocean Commissioners voted for the precedent-set- view rooms on the fourth floor, the two hotel ting amendment. Other hotels (and com- chains stated that they would then be able mercial developers) will justifiably say to obtain more revenue from these rooms. that, if the Commission granted approval to We hope, when the final vote goes these two hotels, then they too want to “im- before the City Council, that the Coun- prove their amenities” and gain “a view of cil Members advocate for the residents of the ocean” with more floors. They will cap- Carlsbad, not for the profit of the hotels. We italize on this new amendment and could hope they will uphold the scenic and unclut- rightfully call it favoritism to specific hotel tered beauty of our city and Envision Carls- chains if they too don’t get amendments to bad’s defining attribute, “small-town feel of achieve “better resort amenities.” In fact, our beach-side community,” for all residents at the meeting on March 18, the hotel man- and visitors to Carlsbad. agement company also pointed out a prece- With this amendment, Carlsbad will dent that was set years ago. These two hotel have FOUR floors of bright lights at night chains want similar treatment given to an- instead of three; thus, the resort will appear other hotel in Aviara that exceeds the stan- much larger and more noticeable than any dard height and number of floors. When other hotel in Carlsbad. will it stop? It won’t. Will lawyer hiring lead The residents were well served when Commissioner Scully (who cast the lone vote The Commissioners frequently said against the amendment) rightfully pointed that they will be more vigilant in the future out that, without the amendment, the two about more floors in tall buildings — why hotels can still build a beautiful quality ho- not now? to lower utility rates? tel within three floors as all the other hotels The fight for the residents isn’t over. in Carlsbad have done. Only the Planning Commission voted to ap- first noted here in 2004, of his partner Maria Severson. Now, with the approved additional prove the additional floor within the addi- California Focus putting the fox in charge of They want the commission floor, the resort will obviously impact the tional height. the henhouse. to reveal whom its new law- countryside. It still needs to be approved by the By Thomas D. Elias The lawyer-hiring deci- yer will defend and hold At the meeting, the hotels claimed that Council Members who must continue to sion shows that despite pious hearings on whether that’s four floors “will give more open space”. Re- stand firm against the push for taller build- t’s now possible that declarations from Peevey in the public interest. gardless, the resort will be larger. ings.... that have more floors to light up the Imid-February will successor Michael Picker Aguirre said other The argument of “more open space” sky. be remembered years from about how “decisions should commission decisions may could support requests to add floors to any now as a fateful time in the be based on the record de- have been made improperly, commercial building in the city. Thank Madeleine Szabo is a Carlsbad resident. century-long history of the veloped in public,” things even criminally, including California Public Utilities may not have changed much the San Onofre settlement. Commission. That’s when, since Peevey departed as Another he cited was a rul- without offering any legal 2014 ended. ing last November assess- Letters to the Editor justification, the five com- With criminal investiga- ing a measly $1 million fine missioners spent public mon- tions in full swing, commis- against multi-billion-dollar Boardwalk relocation relocation of the boardwalk. toration is effective. ey to hire a criminal lawyer. sioners signed a $49,000 con- PG&E, also cutting its natu- As part of the ongoing Claims have been made that The importance of pre- If courts find this move tract with the Los Angeles ral gas rates by $400 million restoration of the San Die- the boardwalk will not be serving and restoring as was as blatantly illegal as it law firm Sheppard Mullin, a year as penalties for its guito Lagoon the time has relocated, yet it is stated in much environmentally sensi- looks to some, they may soon defense attorney Raymond conduct around the after- come to restore the South the original Coastal Devel- tive habitats as possible must cease treating this powerful C. Marshall of the firm’s San math of the 2010 San Bruno Overflow Lot at the Del Mar opment Permit that it will be be a priority before it is all but disgraced body that sets Francisco office in the lead gas pipeline explosion that Fairgrounds to its natural (or moved to the periphery of the gone. power and natural prices for role. Marshall is charging a killed eight persons. Even as natural as feasible) state. restoration area. The reloca- While there may be a most Californians with the “discounted” rate of $882 new commission president Bisecting this site is a tion of the boardwalk is the push to support the present extreme deference they tra- per hour. The $49,000 won’t Picker, who voted for those boardwalk. While support- fiscal responsibility of the location of the boardwalk the ditionally have evinced. go far at that rate. penalties, now says the com- ers of this boardwalk are 22nd District Agricultural Coastal Act (the California Should judges reverse The commission has also pany should pay much more. well intentioned, the original Association (22nd DAA). Coastal Act is the one that as- this possibly illegal PUC used Walnut Creek lawyer Aguirre also questioned Coastal Development Permit While the environmen- sures you access to the beach, decision, how long before Katherine Alberts to stone- a $14 million settlement considered the future resto- tally sensitive habitat areas sand on the beach, protec- they begin looking askance wall requests for records of with SDG&E after a 2007 ration project in issuing the are currently disturbed, res- tion of sensitive habitats and at some of the commission’s PUC communications about fire ignited by power lines placement of the boardwalk toration can only take place if coastal views to enjoy) does other dicey rulings favoring a 2014 settlement forcing downed because of poor as an interim location until the area is returned to a nat- not support permanent place- giant utility companies over customers to pay $3.3 billion maintenance. That blaze restoration takes place. It was ural state. ment of the boardwalk in an their customers. of the $4.7 billion cost for destroyed 1,500 homes in a Special Condition granted The boardwalk splits the environmentally sensitive Right now, state and retiring the San Onofre Nu- northern San Diego County. temporarily until the resto- area most in need of resto- habitat area (ESHA). federal authorities are in- clear Power Station, owned The courts’ tradition- ration work started. ration and should be moved vestigating the commis- by Edison and the San Diego al deference to the utilities There has been much to the inland edge of the res- Pamela Heatherington, sion and its immediate past Gas & Electric Co. commission has never be- misinformation about the toration site to assure the res- San Diego president Michael Peevey. But California Govern- fore encountered criminal- Among tens of thousands ment Code section 995.8 ity in commission conduct of released emails are some says that a “public entity is of its business. Meanwhile, showing inappropriate, po- not required to provide for the commission refuses to EDITOR AND PUBLISHER Jim Kydd Rancho Santa Fe newS tentially illegal, contacts the defense of a criminal answer questions about its action…” It adds that before legal authority for hiring MANAGING EDITOR Tony Cagala P.O. Box 232550, Encinitas, CA 92023-2550 • 760-436-9737 between Peevey, at least one theranchosantafenews.com • Fax: 760-943-0850 present commissioner, and hiring defense lawyers, an outside criminal lawyers. ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Chris Kydd high officials of regulated agency like the PUC must All of which means util- ACCOUNTING BeCKy roland THE RANCH’S BEST SOURCE FOR LOCALNEWS companies like Pacific Gas formally determine such a ity regulation in California COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR Jean gilleTTe & Electric Co. and Southern defense “would be in the has moved into a state of STAFF REPORTER aaron Burgin best interests of the public Contributing writers franK mangio California Edison Co. high flux. ellen WrighT This was predictable entity and that (employees Who knows? It might ChrisTina maCone-greene Jay Paris from the moment Peevey involved) acted...in good soon be open season on those DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER savannah lang BianCa KaPlaneK Photographer joined the commission faith…and in the apparent other questionable decisions more than 12 years ago, interests of the public enti- and more and that could [email protected] Bill reilly first appointed by then-Gov. ty.” lead to rolling back some of GRAPHIC ARTIST Phyllis miTChell Promise yee [email protected] Gray Davis and later reap- The PUC made no such California’s sky-high utility [email protected] Contact the Editor pointed by ex-Gov. Arnold determination and held no rates, which are at just as ADVERTISING SALES KrisTa Confer david Boylan Schwarzenegger. No one public hearings on hiring onerous and compulsory as sue oTTo Tony Cagala could reasonably expect attorneys. Nor has it said high taxes. e’louise ondash [email protected]

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CoastNewsGroup_3_12_chapter.indd 1 3/3/15 9:40 PM PAL_001493_02_3_27_424UpdatedCave_LocalPrint_5.075x7.5_r3.indd 1 3/18/15 6:26 PM APRIL 3, 2015 The R ancho Santa Fe News 6 Supporters walk the planks to save the boardwalk By Bianca Kaplanek Boaz said “ideas for DEL MAR — More mitigation are being nego- than 150 people attended a tiated” but she declined to March 21 rally in an effort comment further. to convince the Califor- The request for a new nia Coastal Commission to hearing must be submitted change a March 11 decision by April 11. to move a boardwalk cur- “We are ready to do rently located on the perim- that,” Boaz said. eter of an ongoing wetlands “We’re going to pull restoration project along out all the stops to appeal the San Dieguito River. this bad decision,” Del “The Coastal Commis- Mar Councilman and JPA sion, in my humble opin- Chairman Don Mosier said. ion, got it wrong,” County “We’re hopeful that we’ll Supervisor Dave Roberts get back to the commission told the crowd. “And I have and we’ll have a full com- asked that they reconsider mission with all 11 mem- their decision. Factual in- bers, and instead of a 5-5 tie formation was not provided vote we’ll get a 6-5 winning to the full Coastal Commis- vote. sion and they need to relook “The JPA felt that the at this issue.” commission totally ignored The 1,200-foot struc- the years of contributions ture was built in 2007 by the JPA has made to restor- volunteers at a cost of about ing wetlands,” Mosier add- $354,000. Funding came ed. “This is like we’re a vic- from donations and San Di- tim of friendly fire. … This eguito River Valley Coastal is going to be a real fight. Conservancy and transpor- It’s a long shot but some- tation grants. times the little guy wins.” Officials from Del Mar, “There is no day that I Solana Beach, the San Di- come by here and do not see eguito River Park Joint people using this trail,” for- Powers Authority, the San mer Supervisor Pam Slat- Rachel, Rylan, Delaney and Dylan Goddard, along with their dad, Andy, show they support leaving the boardwalk where it is. Photo by Bianca Dieguito River Valley Con- er-Price said. “This trail is Kaplanek servancy and the 22nd Dis- very, very much a part of trict Agricultural Associa- the community fabric. munity. It needs to be made “Boardwalks are a riment to the wetlands, the walk paid for by the people. tion, which governs the Del “There’s no reason to available to the communi- great way for human beings wildlife or the vegetation. It gives them an opportuni- Mar Fairgrounds, want the undo such a beautiful con- ty because how can we get to interact with nature with- It’s a great way for people ty to get close to nature.” boardwalk to remain where struct that was put here by people and children to ap- out disturbing nature,” Eric to enjoy it.” “These wetlands are it is. the citizens,” she added. preciate the environment if Lodge, vice president of the “It would be an injus- the Yosemite of Southern They say it is an educa- “This is built by the com- we do not expose them at an River Valley Conservancy tice to take this out,” Boaz tional and the meeting.” munity. It serves the com- early age?” said. “It’s absolutely no det- said.”It’s a public board- TURN TO BOARDWALK ON 22 Water conservation discussed at ‘Get Smart’ series By Christina Macone-Greene temperatures,” she said, make sure that one doesn’t RANCHO SANTA FE noting the Stage 2 water re- irrigate during a rain when — The incessant drought striction. they are out of town or is compelling people to re- While there are two asleep. think how they view their more levels of 3 and 4, she If possible, Dixon said, water consumption, includ- said, if the community ever it may be advisable to turn ing their residential land- got to Stage 4, there would off the whole irrigation sys- scaping. be no water for irrigation. tem and commit to watch- The Rancho Santa Fe’s “So the call to action ing the plants and foliage monthly Get Smart Series, is now to pay attention,” every single day. a complimentary event, said Dixon, adding how the “What’s going to hap- invited Kelly Fore Dixon more scarce water become, pen is when you walk ASLA, who is a local resi- the pricing will continue around your yard, there’s dent and landscape design- to rise. She continued on, going to be a type of plant er at Nature Designs in San explaining that 66 percent that’s going to be your Diego County. of potable water is for res- thirstiest plant. Sometimes Dixon provided a idential use; and, of that it’s a tropical. Sometimes wealth of information in- amount, about 53 percent is it’s a hydrangea,” she said, cluding tips to reduce one’s used for landscape. adding how that is one’s cue water bill, how to pick and A sobering statistic is on how often to water a par- plant climate fitting plants, that it takes about 35,000 ticular zone. and more. gallons of water a year to More mature land- “We’re getting to our keep a 1,000 square foot scapes don’t require as facebook/therancho fourth year of drought, area of lawn looking green. much water. santafenews.com and the last two years have This is why a shift in Dixon recommends been record breaking high higher water bills has oc- Kelly Fore Dixon, a Rancho Santa Fe resident and project manager for walking the property Nature Designs takes part in the “Get Smart” lecture series. Dixon gave monthly to assess the needs information on how to reduce water bills and landscaping tips. Photo by of the yard and garden. Christina Macone-Greene curred. ing to avoid run off and en- During the assessment, Landscaping doesn’t hance optimal saturation. it’s important to check for have to be all about lawns. A landscaped area leaks, broken sprinklers There are options to rede- should also have irrigation and spray heads. sign a property, such as a zones indicating what types When those irrigation desert landscape, that can of watering is necessary in heads start to wear out, she still be lovely without using certain areas such as native said, especially the rotary too much water. plants, succulents, shady ar- heads, they will start to just A tip Dixon shared was eas or direct sunlight. lose that grab before they when setting the irrigation “And if we are going turn. timer, do so after midnight to have rain, turn your irri- “So oftentimes you’ll when the soils are cooler. gation system off for three start to see spray on the “You’re going to have days prior to that,” she said. driveway you didn’t have less chance for mold growth “Let’s take advantage of the night before. That’s an and sometimes the winds rain, and if you can turn indication that you might have died down a little bit your gutter spouts down need to change that head,” more in the evenings,” she towards your planting beds she said. said. as opposed towards your Dixon said the Ranch Another tidbit she had paving, you’re going to take is paradise, so it’s import- was to set the timers for five advantage of every single ant to use the land wisely minutes of watering, wait drop.” while taking into consider- an hour for the water to Dixon also recommend- ation the natural resourc- absorb, and set it again for ed investing in a rain sensor es, which are afforded, another immediate water- as an inexpensive way to to everyone. 7 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 To new parents, consider names carefully co-workers will have to try harder to spell or say a had names that were “un- be able to pronounce that name correctly. like all others.” She meant name without any help from If you name your child well, but my husband, Lon small a phonetic guide. Courtney, it is going to (short for Lonel which Consider whether sound just like the other 12 he loathes), is frequently talk your child will want to go Kort-nees in her homeroom called Ron, Don and Lom. through life bearing some class. It won’t matter if you His twin was Landa and jean gillette pretentious version of a spell it Koortney, Quart- was assigned to a girl’s gym perfectly pleasant, common knee, or, as I most recently class almost every year. (He ames. Shake- moniker. saw it, Courtnae. And abso- didn’t actually mind that so speare pondered Remember people re- lutely no one is ever going much.) Nthem. Spoiled ally do need to know if to spell it right. Ever. The If you consider nothing heiresses make the most of your child is a girl or a boy same goes for Mikaela, Mi- else, consider the odds that them. But surnames aren’t without major research be- chaela, Mikhaila, Mekeyla, your child’s name will be the problem. The real chal- ing done. Remember that Makayla or Mekaila. And misspelled in the newspa- lenges are the given names while you are a teenager, then there’s Alyc. per. — first names, rather than and sometimes well be- I’d like to blame it on There’s that front-page last. yond, what you want most population growth or pos- photo showing your pride- From left, Rancho Santa Fe Book Cellar chairman Terry Weaver, I suppose they are our in the world is to blend in, sibly too much morphine and-joy making that win- Rancho Santa Fe Garden Club Executive Director Erin Browne and personal mark in a crowded not stand out, and certainly during labor, but it seems ning shot, and that clever The Country Friends Shop Manager Yvette Letourneau, gather to world, but I can’t shake the not because your name is there were renegades more name you constructed is announce the tri-store Spring Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 2, feeling that the search for “spelled weird.” than 60 years ago, going for spelled the old-fashioned making room for new donation and consignment items. Courtesy individuality through one’s If you still choose to that one-of-a-kind name. way. If you have any plans photo first name has spun wildly go forward with something I had a high school, Gere, of future fame for your out of control. different, please coach you who was frequently pro- kids, just name them Bob or Combined consignment Every time I see a new child from an early age to nounced “gurrr,” but was Ann. Or is it Bawb, Bobb or class roster or edit a sto- be gracious when it is mis- actually Jerry. Rob, Anne or Ayn? stores want to give back ry on a high school sports spelled or mispronounced. And there was my hus- Oh, never mind. team, I get more and more I know youngsters who get band’s family. The woman RANCHO SANTA FE the only used bookstore in puzzled. downright abusive if you didn’t even drink, but my Jean Gillette is a freelance — The Rancho Santa Fe town, with a large variety The minute that test garble their strange names. mother-in-law — an oth- writer longing for a few com- Garden Club, The Country of books. stick turns blue, potential I tend to remind them that erwise lovely lady — took mon spellings. Contact her at Friends and The Rancho The Country Friends parents seem to lose all having a defensive atti- great pride in the fact that jeanhartg@coastnewsgroup. Santa Fe Book Cellar join Consignment Shop offers sense of logic. tude will not make anyone each of her four children com. together to give the com- treasures of silver, crystal, I strongly suggest you munity “reasons to give objects d’art, china and take an extra moment to back.” upscale furnishings (clas- consider the following From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. sic and traditional). things before you name May 2, these organizations There are deals at The your offspring. will all be making room Garden Club’s Upscale Re- Firstly, if a rude nick- for new donation and con- sale Shoppe where you can name can be made from a signment items by having find gently used design- name, some child will shout a Spring Sale where shop- er clothing and jewelry, it loudly across the play- pers can find markdowns household items, furni- ground. up to 50 percent off al- ture, tools, art, music and Remember that teach- ready affordable prices. toys. ers, future bosses and The sales from these local All three shops are stores benefit many wor- located in Rancho Santa thy causes locally. Fe Village between La You can be part of Granada and El Tordo, all ALEX the difference in giving within walking distance back to Rancho Santa Fe from each other. and San Diego when you For details on spe- donate, consign, or shop cific sale offers, vis- at The RSF Book Cellar, it rsfgardenclub.org, The Country Friends Con- thecountryfriends.org signment Store and the or rsflibraryguild.org/ RSF Garden Club’s Resale book-cellar/. Call Erin Shoppe. at (858) 756-1554 for SPOT Rescue www.spotsavespets.org The Book Cellar is more information. [email protected] 760-593-7768 NONPROFITS how her garments are of pure silk and linen and individual- CONTINUED FROM 1 ly hand cut and sewn in Cal- as Miracle Babies’ Miracle ifornia. The next best Circle president. The owner McCready Boer said her of the La Jolla Villa, Susan inspiration was a culmina- McClellan, has a seat on the tion of vintage Hollywood, thing for mom, Zoo Preservation Board. 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As embryos, our stem cells bone marrow (through a bone mar- cells in bone marrow decrease dra- stem cell studies also show im- the innovative regenerative medicine were capable of creating any cell of row aspiration). matically with age, those in fat stay provement, although less dramatic, practice BOUNDLESS, a sports, spine, the fetus. We can also buy these cells stable. with approximately 70 percent of and arthritis care clinic in Encinitas. As we matured, the cells differ- from a company that collects them Since you need high numbers patients improving by 25 percent or entiated into adult-type stem cells, from donors. There are benefits and of high quality cells in stem cell more. Regardless, the numbers are We are in the midst of a stem each of which can become several, downsides to each of these sources therapy, fat-derived stem cell thera- remarkable compared to those for cell revolution. but not all, of our cell types. and collection methods, and we pies (adipose) have the best results. other treatment options. The media is flooded with Stem cells exist throughout our work with each patient to create an news of the latest advances — a body, ready to assist in healing inju- optimal, personalized plan. Do stem cell therapies work? Are stem cell treatments safe? 3-D-printed liver; stem cells from ries, replacing aging cells, and help- Stem cell therapies, particularly Stem cell treatments have been our own skin used to generate other ing adapt our tissues to new stress- Does it matter where the stem fat-derived stem cell treatments, shown to be extremely safe in over tissue for our bodies; and promises es. It is these adult stem cells that cells come from? Although mes- work suprisingly well for moderate 17,000 studies involving 2,700 clin- of cures for many currently incur- are currently available in the clinic enchymal stem cells from your fat to severe arthritis. ical trials, 300,000 patients, and able diseases, from type 1 diabetes for regenerative medical uses. are very similar to those from your The most recent study on 600,000 units of stem cells. to ALS. bone marrow and from donor sourc- fat-derived stem cells looked at Professional athletes publicize What stem cells are used at es in terms of how they look and 1,128 patients with moderate to How can I learn more? Join their return from injuries following BOUNDLESS and where do we get the types of cells they can become, severe (including “bone-on-bone”) Dr. Bunyak at 7 p.m. April 9, at the stem cell therapies. Closer to home, them? At BOUNDLESS, we use there are significant differences in arthritis at the hip and knee. Nine- Georgina Cole branch library in stem cell therapies are offering suf- adult stem cells called mesenchy- the number of cells we can collect ty-one percent of patients improved Carlsbad as she discusses scientif- ferers of arthritis an alternative to mal stem cells. and how well the treatments work. by over 50 percent in symptoms and ic advancements in regenerative joint replacement, and a return to These cells can create carti- Fat offers 500 to 2,500 times function at one year. medicine as they relate to Diane the activities they love. What fol- lage, bone, muscle, tendon, and more mesenchymal cells than bone Patient X-rays and MRIs Ackerman’s bestselling book “The lows are answers to questions pa- nerve; control excessive inflam- marrow from a similar volume, and showed increased amounts of car- Human Age: The World Shaped by tients are asking in my clinic. mation; assist in circulation; con- we are less limited in how much fat tilage. Us.” trol scarring; and act as a beacon, we can collect. Of the 503 patients who were For more information, vis- What are stem cells? Stem cells calling additional stem cells and Fat-derived stem cells have candidates for joint replacement, it feelboundless.com or call are self-renewing cells that can rep- supportive cells to the area in need. been shown to proliferate (grow only four chose to pursue a joint re- (760) 632-1090. Ambassador talks vision in US, India relations By Christina Macone-Greene The alliance Ashok In reference to health- RANCHO SANTA was speaking of was mul- care, this spanned from the FE — The Rancho Santa tifaceted which included profession, medical diag- Fe community had a spe- defense, counter-terrorism nostics, medical therapies, cial opportunity to listen and internal security, edu- and to medical devices and meet with Ambassa- cation, sustainable power made available to people. dor Venkatesan Ashok, and resources, economic He went on to say that the Consul General of In- trade, science and technol- healthcare is a very critical dia. Local resident, Linda ogy, health and more. area where they see a ben- Leong, hosted the event at He also spoke of In- efit coming. the Rancho Santa Fe Gar- dia taking part in more “Today, the infant den Club. manufacturing. In tandem mortality rate which is the Before introducing the was the implementation chance that a child will ambassador, Leong told of freight and passenger live beyond the age of five guests that she wanted to corridors, infrastructure, in India is not very good thank the new owners of clean water, sewage facil- when you compare that to the Garden Club, Bruce and ities, renewable energy the world’s standard. We Brenda Kleege, for their sources, sanitation, and need to change this be- generosity in making the better public transporta- cause this is one of the rea- venue so affordable, Rob- tion. sons why our population is ert Kenyon of First Cabin The United States, he so high because people are for the donation of an an- said, is showing interest never sure how many of tique vase, and Coomber their Smart City Project. their children will outlive Family Ranch Wines for “In fact, I attended a them,” Ashok said. “In im- tastings before the event. session in Berkley where proving health standards, Leong also mentioned students have been com- we’ll still see a significant that any remaining pro- peting with each other to drop in population when ceeds from the event would design suggested Smart people realize the econom- go directly to the Scuba City ideas,” he said. ic value of smaller families Family Memorial Fund. India plans to start which will live longer.” Ashok received a warm with five of these cities And this will tie into welcome and discussed the scattered in northern In- the Smart City Project relations between the Unit- dia, south central India which focuses on hygiene, Jeff Moore, owner of Solana Succulents, talks about his book, “Under the Spell of Succulents,” to Rancho ed States and India and and west India. sanitation, clean water sup- Santa Fe Garden Club. He said that collecting succulents actually began as a hobby for him. Photo by Chris- how these collaborations The cities would be ply and sewage treatment tina Macone-Greene were providing an inspira- poised where the employ- facilities. As well, these ar- tion to his country. ment is and offer afford- eas would be addressed in “We have a vision and able and attractive hous- the rural parts of India. Succulent expert speaks at Garden Club we need to push that vi- ing. By improving these sion,” Ashok said. “We are trying to in- standards, Ashok said, the By Christina Macone-Greene turned into Moore opening it as a world of succulent According to Ashok, crease these five citiescountry would see an auto- RANCHO SANTA a successful business but it plants, plants that store the India-U.S. relations slowly in stages to a hun- matic reduction in disease, FE — When the owner of also catapulted into the cre- water in their tissues and have graduated to a glob- dred cities so that we have while improving longevity Solana Succulents asked ation of his book, “Under the leaves, and the roots al partnership since they a mesh of these Smart Cit- and quality of life. members of the RSF Gar- the Spell of Succulents.” or stems from desert to the share similar democratic ies all across the land,” he “We sense a feeling den Club how many visited Much of Moore’s pre- dry climates.” values, which reach both said, noting how renewable of great optimism and will his shop, which has been in sentation was parallel to Moore said that this is regionally and nationally. energy would be utilized. take it forward,” he said. existence for more than 20 his book because succu- a world of cactus within the years, many people raised lents are quite comprehen- world of succulent plants. their hand. sive. “So all cacti are succu- FOALS TURN FIVE Everyone was thrilled One of the most com- lents, but not all succulents “Miracle” twin foals, Sunny and Angel cele- to have Jeff Moore as the mon questions Moore gets are cacti; and, succulents brated their fifth birthday on March 28 with guest speaker for their asked at his nursery is, are a description,” he said. Mom Lena at the Helen Woodward Animal quarterly meeting since he “What is the difference be- With a PowerPoint Center, 6525 Helen Woodward Way Ran- has won numerous awards tween succulents and cac- presentation, Moore took cho Santa Fe. The duo and their mother for his gardens at Home ti?” attendees through a jour- Lena gained worldwide attention through Shows and the San Diego It’s a simple question ney of his book, which streaming video nearly five years ago County Fair. but has layers of answers. showcased impressive and when mother Lena, a 9-year-old maiden His “under the sea” “The difference be- vibrant pictures of succu- registered Quarter Horse, went into labor themed succulent and cacti tween a cactus and succu- lent and cacti variations, with what was expected to be her first foal. gardens continually receive lents is if it’s real spiny, gardens, and spoke about Instead, Lena surprised everyone by giving rave reviews. it’s probably a cactus and the plant’s history and cul- birth to twins. The extremely rare twin birth Moore told everyone then there are succulents tivation. signaled concern for doctors who knew that collecting succulents that are not cactus that are Afterward, Moore was that twins’ chances of survival were one- actually began as a hobby. spiny. So you can’t go by on hand for a Q&A series in-10,000. Courtesy photo And the hobby not only that,” he said. “Think of and a book signing.

APRIL 3, 2015 The R ancho Santa Fe News 0 1 The land of sunshine, celebs and mid-century modernism hit the road e’louise ondash

t’s spring in Palm Springs and I couldn’t help Ithinking about all those folks who spent the winter in Buffalo, Bos- ton and Bemidji battling blizzards, braving subzero temps and laying claim to snow-packed parking places with lawn chairs that won’t see better use for a long while yet. Should I feel guilty or Residents of Vista Las Palmas like to get creative with their mailboxes. gloat? This mid-century modern home at 1350 Ladera Circle in “upper” Old Las Palmas was Elvis’ home for a year Courtesy photo (rent: $21,000). He and Priscilla honeymooned here after their May 1967 wedding. The 5,000-square-foot I think of our mortgage home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, and is built in “four perfect circles on three levels,” according to payments and the cost of the real estate listing. As of late 2014, the house was for sale for $8.5 million, marked down from $9.5 million. gas in Southern Cal and I Tours are held on the weekends by guides dressed as Elvis and Priscilla. Courtesy photo decide to gloat. Ha! Just an- other day in paradise … winters and live six months bard, Liberace, Sidney ingly tall, dense shrubs. We are visiting friends a year in their pristine Sheldon, George Hamilton, “This neighborhood Denny and Maureen, Wis- mid-century modern condo Jay Leno, Mary Martin, fascinates me because it is consinites lucky enough complex in the heart of Palm Leonardo DiCaprio, Lily so diverse,” explains guide to be able to flee Midwest Springs. They are leading Tomlin, Donna Reed, Bar- Kirk Bridgman, who with us through the beautifully bra Streisand, Alan Ladd, his poodle Patrick, has been manicured neighborhoods William Powell, Rona Bar- giving walking tours of Old of Old Las Palmas and Vis- rett, Kenny Rogers, Rudy Las Palmas since 2011. ta Las Palmas, where a Vallee, George Randolph “The first home was built multitude of past and pres- Hearst, Kirk Douglas and in 1925, and the last one to ent A-List celebs, authors, Jack Warner. be built on virgin land was singers, musicians, entre- Old Las Palmas and in 2008. The smallest house preneurs and movie moguls Vista Las Palmas, which is 1,400 square feet — it have lived/live. sit in the shadow of the San has one bedroom — and the The list is long and Jacinto Mountains, are dis- largest is 15,000 square feet spans several generations. tinguished by architecture and it’s just around the cor- It includes Jackie Cooper, and age. ner from the smallest one.” Cyd Charisse, Elvis Pres- Old Las Palmas fea- What do visitors like Jay Leno, in a nod to his long-time employer, NBC, had this peacock tures older, mostly expan- gate installed at his home in Old Las Palmas. The current owners dec- ley, Dean Martin, Sammy about Old Las Palmas? orate it for every season, according to local guide Kirk Bridgman. Photo Davis, Jr., Frank Sinatra, sive mansions fortified by “Most of my customers by E’Louise Ondas Clark Gable, Carol Lom- ornate gates and/or exceed- are boomers,” he says, “but I do get younger guests who desert cities. Then in the “You don’t get to see be- love old movies and so know 1990s, the popularity of the tween the gates and you a lot of old celebrities. They mid-century modern style don’t hear the silence,” are interested in the ce- exploded, homes were re- he says. “We’re only two lebrities, the architecture, stored to their original ar- blocks off the main drag, and then they become fas- chitecture, and their prices but it’s so quiet. No wonder cinated by history of Palm skyrocketed. all these celebrities wanted Springs.” Today Vista Las Palmas to live here.” Just west of Old Las is a main destination during Walking tours (maxi- Palmas is the Vista Las Pal- Modernism Week, held mum four people) with Kirk mas neighborhood, about each February. (It has be- Bridgman by appointment 375 homes developed in the come so popular that it has only. Visit ps-research.com/. late 1950s and 1960s; hence, expanded to 10 days, plus For van tours (maxi- the plethora of mid-century a second event later in the mum six people) of mid-cen- modern homes, most built year). Open-air tour buses tury modern homes and by the Alexander brothers, with hundreds of visitors commercial buildings known for this style. The aboard cruise through Vis- in Palm Springs, visit neighborhood has experi- ta Las Palmas and commer- palmspringsmoderntours. enced a recent renaissance, cial areas where mid-centu- com/ starting in the 1990s. Prior ry architecture dominates. to this, Vista Las Palmas de- Bridgman prefers the E’Louise Ondash is a teriorated as Palm Springs Old Las Palmas neighbor- freelance writer living in lost residents and business hood and he likes to see it North County. 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11 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 nitas, announced they are Who’s closing their doors after 15 “fabulous” years. They RSF Senior Center inspired by memoirs NEWS? will still be keeping the Business news and re-painting business and By Christina Macone-Greene As luck would have sort of story,” said Shapira, special achievements for interior design services. RANCHO SANTA FE it, with so many stories to noting how adding words to North San Diego County. — Attendees had a treat share, Leonard asked Sha- pictures is a way to preserve Send information via EARTH DAY chatting with Sid Shapira of pira to help him write his those memories. email to community@ PADDLE OUT “Stories Be Told,” a memoir life story. While some grandpar- coastnewsgroup.com. L'Auberge Del Mar's writing service. And he did. The mem- ents from past generations third annual Earth Day The goal for Shapira oir is entitled, “The Time of may have never wrote any ‘DAILY NEWS’ TURNS 25 Paddle Out, in honor of was inspiring those in atten- my Life.” “historical stories” about Daily News Café, on ocean preservation, will dance to start working on Since then, while Sha- themselves or their fami- the corner of Carlsbad take place from 4:30 to their own memoir because pira has been helping many lies, it’s never too late to Blvd and Carlsbad Vil- 6 p.m. April 22 at Power- everyone has a unique story people craft their memoirs start with the current gen- lage Drive, celebrated its house Park and will in- to share. he managed to sneak some eration. 25th anniversary March clude the sunset and “chef He started the talk with time into writing a chil- Shapira said the best 19. They still serve some tasting” snacks on the one of his favorite quotes: dren’s book called, “Dan- place to begin is with one’s of the original menu like beach afterward. bring “Strange as it may seem, my ny Dog.” It also recently childhood. Collect the old- the California Omelet and their own boards or have life is based on a true story.” received the 2015 Family est pictures and start there the Rancho Grande Greek the hotel concierge ar- Following this “ice Choice Award. working one’s way to the Omelet. The owner, Bob range for a board rental breaker” people in the While Shapira told his most current. Ruane, still has several from Del Mar's Fulcrum room took turns sharing a story, it naturally inspired The oldest pictures will Surf. little bit about where they Sid Shapira encourages people to many in the room wanting generate childhood memo- of the original staff, as start working on their own memoir well. Both Bob and his wife were born and what brought because he says everyone has to learn more about memoir ries, recollections of the old Linda work there as well as ATKINS TO CUBA them to San Diego County. a unique story to share Photo by writing. neighborhood, unique and their two daughters. Orig- Assembly Speaker Afterward, Shapira Christina Macone-Greene The most poignant funny family members and inally, the restaurant was Toni G. Atkins, who rep- wanted everyone to know piece of information he much more. called the Deli News and resents Solana Beach, and that he was a San Diego Leonard knew just about shared came from the ex- The old pictures, work- changed to The Daily News Assembly Agriculture based writer and corporate everybody. pression that a picture tells ing up the newer ones will Cafe after their first six Committee Chair Henry communications profession- Shapira went on to say a thousand words. The first trigger anecdotes. months of ownership. T. Perea (D-Fresno) led a al. He graduated from Ry- how Leonard was a business step was finding photos for “You have this chance trade delegation of legisla- erson University in Toronto partner with the Olympic a memoir. to share this with your fami- MUSIC OF BRAZIL tors, academics, and repre- with a bachelor’s degree in great Jesse Owens, friends So many people, he lies and with future genera- The community is in- sentatives of the state’s ag- journalism, and began his with the Kennedy family, said, have a stack of photos tions by putting your stories vited to a free performance ricultural industry to Cuba career as a reporter. Arnold Palmer and many buried away in a closet, cup- down on paper,” he said. of Brazilian music and sto- from March 30 to April 3, While living in San Di- more. board, shoe box or even a “Future generations may ry telling at 7 p.m. April 11, during the legislative re- ego for more than 20 years, “It seemed like people photo album. not be able to touch you, at Fair Trade Décor in Del cess. he worked in corporate gravitated to Jack,” he said. “And the thing is you but they can be touched Mar, the 100-percent fair communications with Qual- Shapira continued, “He want to put that into some by you.” trade store at 1412 Camino PROFESSORS HONORED comm and the U-T San Di- grew up in a place called Pa- Del Mar. The performers Del Mar resident and ego. terson, New Jersey and one will be Nós de Chita, “we UC San Diego Professor He got the memoir-writ- of his of good friends grow- who wear Chita,” refer- of Economics James Ham- ing bug shortly after mov- ing up was a guy named Lou ring to a fabric used in the ilton will be honored for ing to San Diego. Cristillo who was a Golden clothes, accessories and excellence in research in “I met a gentleman Gloves Boxer. You might not home decor of the work- humanities and social sci- named Jack Leonard who know the name Lou Cristil- ing-class people of Brazil. ences, along with Del Mar lived in La Jolla and he was lo, but when he got a little resident and UC San Diego an executive with Time Inc. older he changed his name SCRIPPS IN 4S RANCH Professor of Music Roger for many years. and become half of a top Scripps Health has pur- Reynolds will be honored He was with Life Mag- of the line quality comedy chased a 131,000-square- for excellence in the per- azines, Sports Illustrated, team of Abbott and Costel- foot office building that forming and visual arts the and a really colorful guy lo.” will centralize several 41st Annual Chancellor’s with wonderful stories,” Yes, it was Lou business services in one Associates Faculty Excel- said Shapira, adding how Costello. place. The three-story lence Awards on April 2. building at 10790 Rancho Bernardo Road one mile NEW GOLF COURSE west of Interstate 15. 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Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive, Encinitas. Meet arts the plein air artists whose work is included in the CALENDAR “Capturing Reflections” Know something that’s going exhibition. This exhibit is on? Send it to calendar@ free and runs through May coastnewsgroup.com 13. For more information, call (760) 942-3636, or visit APRIL 3 offtrackgallery.com. FOREIGN FILMS THEATER PRE- MiraCosta continues its VIEWS New Village Arts free International Film Theater presents “Lord of Series with a screening of the Flies” with pay-what- “Hannah Arendt” Germa- you-can previews April ny, 2012, at 7 p.m. April 3 3 through April 10. The in the MiraCosta College show runs through May 3. Little Theatre (Room 3601) Tickets $23 -$42, at newvil- at 1 Barnard Drive, Oceans- lagearts.org/tickets/plays/. ide. English subtitles. APRIL 7 APRIL 4 SWEET SOUNDS The LUTE AND MORE Quartetto Gelato will per- Lutist Dominic Schaner form at 7:30 p.m. April and vocalist Amy Michele 7 at the Center Theater, White will perform mu- California Center for the Filmmaker Philippe Carillo, pictured, and his wife Maxine will be at the Seaside Center in Encinitas to screen their documentary, “Inside the sic of the early 16th and Arts, Escondido, 340 N. Es- Garbage of the World” April 3. Admittance is free but a $10 donation is welcomed. Courtesy photo 17th centuries, at Del Mar condido Blvd., Escondido. Library at 2 p.m. April Tickets are $10 to $35 at 4, 1309 Camino Del Mar. (800) 988-4253 or online at Plastic in the oceans inspires documentary A past recipient of the artcenter.org. Del Mar Farmers Market By Tony Cagala far away. It’s like, ‘Oh, OK well, you Scholarship, Schaner stud- APRIL 9 ENCINITAS — While on a walk Was there anything that you learned know, blah, blah, blah,’ but actually it’s ied at Boston University. JACKSON BROWNE on the beach with his wife Maxine a during the filming that particularly a real concern because when it is going For more information, call Jackson Browne and couple of years ago, Philippe Carillo alarmed you about the situation? to come to the shore, it will be too late. the Del Mar Branch Li- friends Jack Tempchin came across a plastic bag on the shore. Yeah. When we started to work brary at (858) 755-1666. and Joel Rafael will host a By the end of their walk, they had (on the film) the scientists…ocean- How fixable do experts see this situa- For information about San benefit at 8 p.m. April 9, at filled the bag full with more plastic ographers and doctors and medical tion to be? Diego County Library and the California Center For and trash. doctors, it became very alarming that To be honest with you, we have to other events visit sdcl.org. the Arts, Escondido, 340 Wondering where it was all com- there were other things that we didn’t stop using plastics now — yesterday. ART FAIR Oceans- N. Escondido Blvd., Escon- ing from, the couple had decided to know about, for instance, the leaking ide Days of Art committee dido, to assist the recovery do some research. It was then they of the chemicals from the plastic. Also, You say change begins on the shore. continues its call to visual of North County resident learned about a mass of floating gar- we went to a…beach in Hawaii…just What kind of change will be necessary artists and artisans to par- Cheyne Johnston. Tickets bage in the Pacific Ocean. to videotape what we can over there. to help stop this problem? ticipate in the 23nd annu- are through the California A short video clip from Capt. So we get there, and the sand was not The thing is everybody realizing al Oceanside Days of Art, Center For the Arts, Escon- Charles Moore, who had discovered sand there anymore. It was plastic. that we are killing ourselves. We have from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April dido at artcenter.org. the floating garbage (what is now to stop using plastic. The big companies 18 and April 19. Download known as the “Great Pacific Garbage What message does the film ultimately are not going to do anything. Changing the 2015 Artist Applica- APRIL 10 Patch”) inspired the couple to make leave the viewer with? the law is going to take too long. We tion Form, at ocaf.info/ or FOREIGN FILMS The their first film, a documentary called Well, the message is, if we don’t have only 10 years before something e-mail inquiries to oceans- city of Carlsbad’s Cultural “Inside the Garbage of the World,” to do anything about it, the human race is going to happen very bad…When [email protected]. Arts Office presents “Volv- help make the issue more known than is gone. And just with one thing, and people see this film, they change their NEW ARTIST IN RES- er” (Spain, 2006,) as part it is now. there are other things as well, of habits. They say, ‘Oh my God, wow. I IDENCE Lux Art Institute of the free “Foreign Film The two filmmakers will screen course, like radiation, global warming. didn’t know about that. I didn’t know will host Kingston-born Fridays” at 4 and 7 p.m. the film and hold a Q&A session at the But just think — plastic — as a human that my plastic is going in Hawaii and artist Ebony G. Patterson April 3 in Carlsbad City Li- Seaside Center at 1613 Lake Dr. April race, we are killing ourselves. Already it’s going to be killing animals.’ People April 4 through May 2. Vis- brary’s Ruby G. Schulman 3 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. in a garbage patch in the middle of are changing; they’re changing their itors are welcome during Auditorium at 1775 Dove Carillo, who was born in France the ocean, 36 percent of the fish have minds…People have power. They can Artist Studio hours: Thurs- Lane, Carlsbad. and now lives in the U.S., spoke with plastic in their stomach compared to 10 just vote with their pocket book, say no day and Friday, 1 to 5 p.m. The Coast News about his experience years ago, only 6 percent… And nobody to plastic anymore. And then that will and Saturday 11a.m. to 5 MARK THE CALENDAR making the film. really realizes it because the ocean is be the change. p.m. at 1550 El Camino SDA ON STAGE San Real, Encinitas. Patter- Dieguito Academy Theater son’s work incorporates students and alum perform glitter, fabric silk flowers, “Pain,” with a pre-show jewelry, and more. reception at 6:30 p.m. and MEET THE ARTISTS curtain at 7:30 p.m. April Members of the San Die- 25 in the Clayton E. Lig- guito Art Guild invite the gett Theater. General ad- e Week public to an artists’ recep- mission is $35 at seatyour- th en tion from 1-4 pm, April 4, at self.biz/sandieguito. As a s d the Encinitas Community fundraiser for SDA drama t’ ! department, the evening I includes an After-the-Per- formance gathering at SHILOH 3rd Corner Wine and Bis- tro. Late night menu and drink pricing will begin at 10 p.m.

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ncinitas 101 MainStreet fol- April 11, 2015 from 8a.m. - 7p.m. lows its mission Eand mantra: “Downtown Encinitas — a place to Live, Work, and Play,” in presenting First Thursdays, a free month- In celebration of our 25 anniversary, we welcome  e ly community evening of entire community to our campus. We’ve planned a day long food, art and entertainment schedule of events and activities for attendees of all ages! along Coast Highway 101. Originating a few years Wade Koniakowsky’s “Light Waves” (18x36” oil on canvas). The world famous artist appears at Hansen’s At Discover CSUSM Day you can: ago as a means of drawing during First Thursday on April 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. Image courtesy Wade Koniakowsky residents and visitors to eat, • View  e sun  rough a solar telescope drink and shop on High- Ironsmith Coffee, new- Katya Brown from Fine Bliss hosts a wine and hors • Cheer on CSUSM’s baseball team in a double-header way 101 on week nights, comer to the 400 block of Tune Academy. d'oeuvres reception for lo- • Discover if Bruce Wayne or Batman is a better crime fi ghter First Thursdays have been the Coast Highway, collabo- The Roxy Restau- cal photographer/mixed • Visit labs, watch musical performances, paint a mural, listen evenings when shops and rates with Arnette Eyewear rant features renowned media artist Laura Cun- to lectures and much, much more. restaurants along the 101 to host printmaker Jason local jazz musician Peter ningham. strip stay open late to offer Markow and live music by Sprague, while Art N Soul Artists will guide youth For a complete program of  e day’s events visit: entertainment and special folk rock duo "Profession- (633 S. Coast Highway 101) in painting a mural on the www.csusm.edu/25 discounts. al Friend," rotating with hosts an artist reception Beginning April 2, En- creative acoustic guitarist featuring refreshments. TURN TO BRUSH WITH ART ON 22 cinitas 101 MainStreet’s new Executive Director Thora Guthrie shakes things up with an explosion of visual and performing arts. With an infusion of fresh vitality, the reener- gized monthly event is not to be missed. Guthrie, who just weeks ago took the reins at Encinitas 101 MainStreet, comes from a strong artistic perspective. An artist in her own right, the recent member of the Encinitas Commission for the Arts brings her ex- tensive background in de- sign as well as communica- tions, marketing and public relations. With First Thursdays, Guthrie focuses on local artists and performers gain- ing exposure. She has assembled an exciting lineup of visu- al artists and musicians paired with local business- es to kick off the new and improved series of events. Guthrie says enthu- siastically, “Connecting our prolific art community with the public in a fami- ly-friendly atmosphere will be dynamic, valuable for everyone and make this an event that people will look forward to every month.” On April 2 at the En- cinitas 101 MainStreet of- fice, located at 818 S. Coast Highway, Marvin Free and his Jazz Trio “Endangered Speciez” perform, while the E101 Gallery hosts a recep- tion for artist Cathy Carey whose bright paintings are on exhibit. In the nearby Lumber- yard’s central plaza, origi- nal indie rock band Tricer- atropical entertains the crowd, while attendees visit with artists such as Judy Salinsky at the Off Track Gallery, and other artists at Movin’ On Shoes. Ballet Folklorico de San Dieguito performs in the same plaza at 6 p.m. 14 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 APRIL 3, 2015 The R ancho Santa Fe News 15

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By Aaron Burgin SAN MARCOS — Cal State San Marcos cele- brated the ceremonial groundbreaking of its 2,200-seat on-campus arena last week. Athletics officials, school administrators and students hailed the forthcoming $11.4 mil- lion Cougar Sports Cen- ter as a huge achievement for the campus as it tran- sitions from the National Association of Intercol- legiate Athletics to the NCAA. Crews will complete construction by August From left: Christian Groh, Kalman Boyd, Erik Elliot, Shauna Morgan, 2016, in time for the Frankie Van Den Berg, and Derek Miller of the Rancho Santa Fe Tennis 2016-17 women’s volley- Club. Photo by Christina Macone-Greene ball season. “The Sports Center is a game changer, literally, Cal State University San Marcos officials make the ceremonial groundbreaking on their new sports com- RSF Tennis Club for all of our 300-plus stu- plex last week. Photo courtesy Cal State San Marcos dent-athletes, coaches, the department of athlet- junior programs excels ics, and mostly our uni- head women’s volleyball likened the arena’s im- it’s done,” Harnett said. versity,” athletic director coach, said the new arena pact to the student com- “But I will be back for By Christina Macone-Greene its team moniker, “The Ea- Jennifer Milo said. “The would be transformative munity to that of the uni- alumni games and things RANCHO SANTA FE gles,” has been highly suc- impact will be felt imme- for the entire university versity student union and like that. I am just glad — While the Rancho Santa cessful. From four years diately.” community, both for mo- the health and counsel- they are taking this step, Fe Tennis Club turns heads ago, they have grown from Cal State San Mar- rale and from a recruit- ing student services cen- because it shows that the with its recent recognition 12 participants to 63. cos’ court sport programs ing standpoint. ter, which have helped university is really tak- from the Rancho Santa Fe In addition to tennis, — volleyball and men’s “This will be our boost the school’s profile. ing athletics seriously.” Tennis Club as “2014 Out- the kids take part in oth- and women’s basketball true home court advan- The Sports Center, standing Facility of the er social activities such as — have had a successful tage where our student she said, has the poten- Year,” by the United States gymnastics at Sky High, La- run in their four years population can easily ar- tial to be a huge regional Professional Tennis Associ- ser Tag, beach parties and of existence, including rive from class to cheer draw. ation (USPTA), it’s also re- more. nine conference cham- on their team, parents “The Sports Center ceiving kudos for its various The Middle School pionships and an unde- and families arriving will tie our university Junior Programs. Program is complimentary feated “home” record for with ease and our teams closer to the region we The RSF Tennis Club through its foundation for the highly-touted men’s raising those champion- serve, as a new destina- Junior Programs are cham- kids attending the RSF basketball team over the ship banners to the sea of tion for, not just exciting pioned by its tennis director school district. It gives pri- past two seasons. blue,” Leonard said. sports action, but also and head pro, Derek Miller, vate lessons to children This success, how- The arena is also a large-scale entertain- a three time USDSHS CIF after school on Mondays ever, has come with sac- necessary step for the ment and educational Champion and USDHS Hall through Thursdays. rifices for the nomadic university to complete its programming,” she said. of Famer. “I don’t know if there’s teams, which play most transition to NCAA Divi- “Indeed, this will be a Under the umbrella of any other program like that of their games in front of sion II athletics. The ath- new rallying point of the Junior Programs are in the country where kids sparsely attended crowds letic programs will begin pride for our region.” the toddler, middle school can get that level of tennis at local gymnasiums, in- playing NCAA Division 2 For Harnett and oth- and junior club levels. from this level of profes- cluding Pacific Ridge and schedule and are expect- er seniors, the new are- According to RSF Ten- sionals four days a week,” Escondido high schools ed to fully transition to na will arrive well after nis Club Board President, he said. and MiraCosta College. Division II by the 2017-18 their departure from Dave Van Den Berg, the Van Den Berg is quick “I don’t think people school year. campus, but they plan on junior club boasts 53 grad- to point out that Miller has understand how hard it is The 25,000-square- returning for its opening, uates who moved on to play the type of energy and per- not having a home gym,” foot arena, which is be- and many other games to in NCAA collegiate tennis. sonality which is magnetic said MacKenzie Harnett, ing paid for primarily come. Currently, they have more to children. a senior on the women’s through student fees, “I’m pretty bummed @TheRSFNews than 18 players ranked in “The kids all love to basketball team. “We will seat 1,400 for athlet- I’ll be gone long before the top 40 in the nation. be around Derek,” he said. play mostly in front of ic events, but has a maxi- A closer look shows “He’s taught my son how to family and friends, but it mum capacity of 2,200 for that 9 of these players are be disciplined, work hard is hard to get students out other events. ranked as top 10 in the na- and have fun at the same there.” Cal State San Marcos tion and 5 are the top 50 Andrea Leonard, the President Karen Haynes TURN TO TENNIS ON 22 players worldwide. “There is a lot of liveli- PHOTOGRAPHY ness and fun here,” Miller said. “It’s intense from the first warm-up ball to the last ball struck. Everybody is competing, working their tails off, and more impor- tantly, working with each other.” Van Den Berg said their junior club program is one of the most heavily at- tended in the country. With this ad, expires 4-30-15 With that said, in what- ever way it can, the RSF Tennis Club gives back to promote kids and the sport. “The Rancho Santa Fe Tennis Club donates courts Bill is a professional photographer who blends his for the training of these lifelong passion for sports with his skills in photog- high performance tennis raphy to capture memorable moments of all types athletes and highly ranked of action oriented events.Call Bill to learn more junior competitors so they about how his sports, portrait and commercial can be the stars of the fu- photography services can meet your needs. ture,” Van Den Berg said. 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Visit our website www.delmarpines.com for course descriptions, schedules, and regis- tration forms. Please call (858) 481-5615 to confirm space availability. Junior Lifeguards open to all levels of athletic abilities DEL MAR — With sum- their excitement about the mer fast approaching, beach The Del Mar ocean, their sense of disci- and ocean safety are on pline and integrity along to the minds of parents every- Junior Lifeguard their students in a fun learn- where. The Del Mar Junior ing environment. Lifeguard and Little Tur- instructors are all Xtended Program is tle programs offer peace of available for the morning mind for parents and fun and ocean lifeguards. sessions to remain at the useful skills for children ages ing and rescue techniques beach supervised by Del 7 to 17. with lifeguard equipment. Mar Junior Lifeguard staff Programs take place at Additionally, partici- for more fun until 3:00 p.m. 29th Street in Del Mar and pants learn appreciation of There are two- and four-week include a variety of age-ap- the beach and ocean envi- sessions available. propriate activities and edu- ronment. Amidst all of the Family discounts now cation including CPR, First learning are plenty of fun available for 2015 - 10% dis- Aid, sun safety, surfing, boo- and games. count given during checkout gie boarding, paddle board- The Del Mar Junior to qualifying families. ing and body surfing. Lifeguard instructors are Find out more about Del Some of the skills taught all ocean lifeguards. Many Mar Junior Lifeguard and include teamwork, leader- of the instructors are Junior Little Turtle programs at ship, self-esteem building, Lifeguard alumni. Each in- delmarjg.com or by emailing physical fitness, and lifesav- structor strives to pass on [email protected]. Calling All Soccer Players! Get ready for Fall ATTACK Recreational Soccer Online Registration is able for all players through now open for those wish- Online our Sponsorship Program. ing to sign up for Fall Rec- These tax deductible spon- reational Soccer through Registration sorships go towards the the Attack Recreational cost of running our quality program at www.rsfsoccer. program by helping with com. The program has been for the Fall Rec uniforms, fields, referee developed for children ages fees and in providing assis- 4 to 18 and is uniquely de- Program is tance to children who want signed to build upon indi- to play but do not have the vidual skills so that each now OPEN! financial resources to do so. player can grow and im- birth certificate or pass- We offer different levels prove throughout the sea- port. Walk-in Registration of sponsorship starting at son. is being held on Saturday, $500. To review our Spon- The program empha- May 2nd at the Rancho San- sorship options, check out sizes fun while learning ta Fe/R. Roger Rowe Ele- our Rec Sponsorship Pack- the game of soccer and the mentary School from 9:00 age on our website. meaning of sportsmanship. a.m. to noon. Registration for our Attack annually serves Coach and Team Re- Summer Camps is now close to 500 children in quests will only be ac- available online, as well. their Recreational pro- cepted through May 2nd. You can sign up for the gram. Players who register Forms will be available at camps at the time you regis- by May 2nd online or at our the walk-in registration or ter for the Fall program, or Walk-In Registration will you will need to bring the register separately by going be able to request a certain signed forms that you can to the Camps and Clinics coach or team and will be download from the online page under the Recreation- guaranteed the opportuni- registration. This year we al program on the website. ty to play. are offering a $25 discount All campers will receive a The Attack Rec teams to volunteer coaches that customized ball and t-shirt play against each other and sign up to coach by May and we do take walk-ins. the other local clubs (such 2nd. Attack also has a Youth as Solana Beach, Cardiff The Attack Recreation Soccer Referee program and Encinitas). Games are program is volunteer driven for children 10 and older. held on local fields on Sat- and relies on parents and Training is provided and urday’s during the fall with other adults to coach and these young referees are practices during the week. sponsor the different teams. used in the fall to referee Registration for fall This program has been in games on Saturdays. soccer can be completed existence for more than 30 You can find more in- online or the forms can be years and is committed to formation about the Attack downloaded from the web- providing a high quality Recreational Program or site. youth soccer program for the Youth Referee Program All forms must be com- all children. Over the years on the club website at www. pleted and new players we have strived to keep the rsfsoccer.com or by calling must include a copy of their registration fees afford- the office at 760-479-1500. 1 9 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015

By Tony Cagala ENCINITAS — Vulcan Avenue: The not- so-final frontier. Fans of Leonard Nimoy had the chance to voyage a block of the avenue — between D and E streets — during a week- long mission to celebrate the life of the actor — the most prominent of Vulcans. Encinitas Councilman Tony Kranz intro- duced the idea of a “Spock Block” to honor Encinitas Councilman Tony Kranz and Encinitas Mayor Kristin Gaspar don their best “Star Trek” outfits in front of City Hall on Thursday for the proclamation Nimoy for a week, which wrapped up April 1, of Spock Block week.. Photos by Tony Cagala on the avenue and to encourage more visitors to downtown Encinitas. The idea for the Spock Block was ap- proved unanimously by the City Council on March 18. On Thursday, (Nimoy’s birthday), Mayor Kristin Gaspar, dressed in her best Star Trek regalia and a jet-black wig, issued a special Trekkie proclamation, declaring the area “Spock Block” for the week. “Creativity and having fun is the main objective. Something that would appeal to the human side of Mr. Spock,” Gaspar said. Nimoy, who passed away in February, portrayed the character of Spock from the planet Vulcan in the “Star Trek” TV series and movies. Marcia Mercurio with her stuffed Several businesses and restaurants in Jim Wang and Patricia Williams turn out for the Spock Spock teddy bear at the proclama- Nori Nakajima gives the Vulcan salute. the area offered discounts during the week. Block proclamation on Thursday. tion event for Spock Block on Vul- can Avenue in Encinitas.

fers an Easter egg Treasure Hunt the Encinitas Library Bookstore Carlsbad Drive, is seeking volun- Ave. San Marcos. This event will from noon to 3 p.m. April 4. Get will host its “Big ½-Price” sale 10 teers to meet and greet visitors provide college options, STEM ca- CALENDAR a picture with the Easter Bunny a.m. to 4 p.m. April 4 at 540 Cor- three to four hours per week. The reers, financial literacy, soft skills Know something that’s going on? Send from noon to 2 p.m., and hear live nish Drive, Encinitas. For more hours are flexible and duties in- training, professional communi- it to [email protected] music from Clint Perry of The Boo information, visit encinitaslib- clude sharing knowledge of the cation skills and more. Hoo Crew. Check in at Geppetto's friends.org area, answering phones and other STRANGE SURFBOARDS Toys. EASTER CELEBRATION light projects. Call Lee at :760- The Surfing Heritage and Culture APRIL 3 Lighthouse Christian Church 434-6093 Center in San Clemente, showcas- WHAT’S NEWS? The LIFE invites the community to a free HELP FOR CAREGIVERS es the exhibit, "What Box? Think- Club @ San Elijo presents “The Easter egg hunt from 10 a.m. to Reservations are needed by April ing Outside Traditional Lines of Future of Journalism in San Di- noon April 4 at 4700 Mesa Drive, 6 for the seminar on “Finding the Surfboard Design," through mid- ego” at 1 p.m., # 201 MiraCosta Oceanside, for ages 2 through fifth Balance in Caregiving” held from April at 110 Calle Iglesia, San Cle- College, 3333 Manchester Ave, grade, April 4. Enjoy age-graded 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. April 8 at So- mente. For more information, visit Cardiff. Kent Davy, former editor egg hunts, crafts, jumpers and lana Beach Presbyterian Church, surfingheritage.org of the North County Times, will food. For more information call 120 Stevens Ave. RSVP by April WALK & BIKE The city outline the state of the local press, (760) 726-0590 or visit lightcc.org. 6 to (800) 827-4277 or sharp.com/ of Carlsbad, Circulate San Di- talk about the UT takeover of the classes. Free onsite respite care ego and the San Diego County Bi- North County Times and the pro- APRIL 5 provided with previous registra- cycle Coalition host a Walk + Bike posal by Malin Burnham to turn TREASURE HUNT Join the EASTER WORSHIP Holy tion. Carlsbad at 5 p.m. April 9 from the UT into a non-profit entity. Easter Egg Treasure Hunt at the Cross Episcopal Church and Spirit Coolest Shoes, 2984 State St., Parking is $1. For information vis- Carlsbad Premium Outlets from Harbor Lutheran Church, in Bres- APRIL 7 Carlsbad to the lagoon and back. it, mailto: [email protected] 12:30 to 4 p.m. April 4 at 5620 si Ranch will hold a 9 a.m. tradi- San Diego North Coastal For more information, visit meet- LIFE LECTURES MiraCosta Paseo del Norte, Carlsbad, Meet tional Episcopal communion wor- WomenHeart Support Group up.com/Carlsbad-Walks. College LIFE Lectures features the Easter bunny from 1 to 4 p.m. ship and a children’s Easter Egg meets at 10 a.m. April 7 at Tri-City MiraCosta faculty member Steve SPRING FESTIVAL Sola- hunt, childcare provided. There Wellness Center, 6250 El Camino MARK THE CALENDAR Torok discusses the jazz music of na Beach will host a Children’s will be a Contemporary Commu- Road, Carlsbad, in the Executive PUT ON YOUR DANCIN’ Horace Silver, at 1 Barnard Drive, Spring Festival and Egg Hunt nion worship and Easter egg hunt Board Room. For more informa- BOOTS The Oceanside Depart- Admin. Bldg. #1000. Purchase a from 10 a.m. to noon April 4 at at 6 p.m. with Spirit Harbor Lu- tion, contact Marilyn at (760) 438- ment of Parks and Recreation is $1 parking permit in lot 1A. Check La Colonia Community Park, 715 theran Church, also at 2510 Gate- 5890. holding a senior dance from 2 to speaker schedule at miracosta. Valley Ave., with an egg hunt for way Road, Carlsbad. For more in- 4 p.m. April 12 at the El Cora- edu/life or call (760) 757-2121, ext. third-grade or younger. Bring formation, call (760) 930-1270 or APRIL 8 zon Senior Center, 3302 Center 6972 with any questions. your own basket. For more infor- visit holy-cross-church.org. NEW FRIENDS The Catholic Drive, Oceanside. Billy Harper’s mation, contact the Parks and IN THE VILLAGE The Vil- Widows and Widowers of North Dance Band will provide live mu- Recreation Department at (858) lage Community Presbyterian County is a support group for la- sic. Seating is at round tables so 720- 2453. Church will hold Easter services dies and gentlemen who desire to you can join or make new friends. CARDIFF EGG HUNT The with sunrise worship at 7 a.m. and foster friendships through various Refreshments served at the ta- community is invited to an Easter traditional worship with a Chil- social activities, will meet for hap- ble. For more information call El egg hunt at 10 a.m. April 4 at Glen dren’s Jubilee at 9 a.m. and 11 py hour at Firefly Grill and Wine Corazon Senior Center at (760) Park, 2149 Orinda Drive, Cardiff- a.m., 6225 Paseo Delicias, Rancho Bar, Encinitas April 8. Members 435-5300. Admission is $5 at the by-the-Sea. Santa Fe. Call (858) 756-2441 for will play golf at Reidy Creek Golf door. FIND THOSE EGGS The city more information. Course, Escondido. April 9. New HORSES GALORE The Del of Encinitas Easter Egg Hunt Fes- EASTER SERVES Carlsbad members are welcome. For reser- Mar National Horse Show runs tival runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Community Church will have a vations, call (858) 674-4324. April 16, through May 3, at the APRIL 4 April 4 at Encinitas Community 10:15 a.m. service Easter Sunday, Del Mar Fairgrounds Arena. CARDIFF EGG HUNT The Park, 425 Santa Fe Drive, Encini- April 5 at 3175 Harding St., Carls- APRIL 9 The three weeks feature: community is invited to an Easter tas. Egg hunt times are 10:15 a.m. bad. For more information, visit COLLEGE AND CAREER Western Week - April 16 through egg hunt at 10 a.m. April 4 at Glen for 2 years & under, 10:45 a.m. for 3c.org. Local high school students are April 19; Dressage Week - April Park. 2149 Orinda Drive, Cardiff- 3-year-olds, 11:15 a.m. for 4- and invited to the Vista College & Ca- 23 through April 26 and Hunter/ by-the-Sea. 5-year-olds and 11:45 a.m. for 6 & APRIL 6 reer Expo from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Jumper Week - April 28 through HOP ON OVER Easter week- up. Bring your own basket or bag. 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Facebook gives Carlsbad parents tips on good ‘digital citizenship’

By Ellen Wright Carlsbad High School Senator Bates said. Lovely said an officer CARLSBAD — Near- was closed for a day and a The girl was arrested spoke to students after the ly 200 parents attended a half because a 15-year-old but because she is a minor, incident to caution about Facebook safety seminar girl posted a picture stating the punitive measures have the serious ramifications of Thursday evening, hosted she was going to “shoot up” not been made available. posting threatening content by Pat Bates, the California the school. Carlsbad Unified Su- to social media. Senator from District 36, “Sadly social media has perintendent Dr. Suzette The most severe pun- the Carlsbad Unified School become the latest vehicle of Lovely said the school and ishment the school district District and the Sheraton choice for delivering those law enforcement were able can administer is expul- Carlsbad Resort and Spa. threats. Nine out of every to respond quickly to the sion, and in some cases, can The event was held in 10 threats made on school threat and learned the iden- ask for financial restitution. response to a safety threat campuses are a hoax. No tity of the anonymous Ins- The seminar was held that was posted to Insta- school in America wants to tagram user through GPS to educate parents on mon- gram in early January. experience the real one,” tracking. itoring their children’s on- line activity and to deter other possible hoaxes. It’s the responsibility of both the schools and the parents to educate children on Internet use, Lovely told the crowd. “As parents, I would say we are responsible for all of our children’s behav- ior until they turn 18. We are responsible for monitor- ing what they do online,” Lovely said. Juan Salazar, associate manager of state policy at Facebook, gave tips on mon- itoring teen’s use. Children younger than 13 years old are not allowed to sign up for Facebook or Instagram, so Salazar said, it’s important to discuss digital citizenship before that age. “Having that conversa- tion early really sets them Juan Salazar, associate manager of state policy at Facebook, spoke to a crowd of nearly 200 parents about online safety practices. Photo up for understanding what by Ellen Wright they’re going to use social media for,” Salazar said. Tiffany Herndon, a no blocking things, no re- He advised parents to teacher at Fusion Academy quiring them to give their teach their children that in Solana Beach wasn’t im- passwords is going to take what is said online should pressed with the advice. the place of solid parenting be reflective of who they are She said she’s seen and open communication,” offline and parents should kids set up fake accounts to Herndon said. help them understand pos- show their parents and then Lovely told the crowd sible ramifications of their make a duplicate account that often times parents online activity. with a similar name so they hear about things before He advised helping can use Facebook without school staff and urged par- young teens set up accounts parental monitoring. ents to always call district and discussing who they’ll This is against Face- officials if they become interact with online. book policy and Salazar aware of a threat or suicidal “That conversation is said users should flag fake post. about building trust with or imposter accounts so In the January inci- them. You want to commu- staff can take them down. dent, a student alerted a nicate with them where Herndon also said stu- parent of the Instagram they feel like they trust dents will leave their phone threat and that parent you and are willing to share at a location so the GPS on called the district. this information with you,” their phone shows they are The school was put on Salazar said. where they’re supposed to lockdown before break to He said it’s helpful for be. give law enforcement the parents to join the sites, “Really for parents, opportunity to interview if they haven’t already, to none of this, no putting students and learn the iden- keep tabs on their kids. GPS on your kid’s phone, tity of the poster.

2 1 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 Food&Wine Top 10 Tastes: The first three months of 2015 equal in excellence and value. The list is alphabet- ical and does not indicate taste of any ranking. A sampling of the Taste of Leucadia through the area’s own musical performers.  Photos by David Boylan  wine • Castello Banfi Bel Nero Tuscany, Italy, 2011. frank mangio $24. A significant mem-   ber of the royal wine fam- A Taste of Leucadia ily of Banfi, created in the   his year my Montalcino Hills of Tus- wine journey cany. Mostly Sangiovese celebrates food & music! began like grape whose homeland is most, signifi- Tuscany, flavored with a cu- guitar and various percus- T cant discoveries at venues vee of Cabernet Sauvignon sion instruments and sang a both new and familiar. and Merlot. Bel Nero is an beautiful song called “Down There was the memorable intensely flavored cherry/  at the  Pannikin” that truly meeting with Napa wine plum palate-pleaser with captured the essence of our pioneer, now in his 90s, hints of coffee and vanil-  local   treasure. Mike Grgich; and a road la. The rich, red wine then The Castello Banfi estate in Montalcino, Italy. It’s globally recognized as the quintessential leader of Italian style wines. Photo courtesy Castello I could seriously see this show get-together with the is barreled 14 months in Banfi     song as  a full-length track on wineries in the Monterey French oak. their next album. and Santa Lucia Highlands Mourvedre should be Rhone Valley of France. few months Leucadia local and im- wine country. • Cline Ancient Vines a wider produced grape va- This Cline Mourvedre back, I met up mensely talented Cleopatra But dominating my Mourvedre, Contra Cos- rietal: smooth, mild, very with Leucadia Degher showed up with her time were the doctors and ta Calif., 2013. $17. pleasant. Origin is the TURN TO TASTE OF WINE ON 22 A101 Mainstreet acoustic guitar in hand and a surgeons of Scripps Hos- Executive Program Director song she had penned a song pital, who reconstructed Carris Rhodes to  talk about about Fish 101 that just about my left shoulder and arm, how we could work together brought a tear to my eye. promising that I would to promote this  year’s event Not so much because it again be able to hold a full outside of the standard inter- was a sad song, she was sing- glass of wine with that arm OPEN EASTER SUNDAY! view or  listing of participat- ing about  the joys of fresh soon. ing restaurants. fish, but because her deliv- Thank heavens we Easter Bunny will be at the market with toys, not candy, in his basket! The brainstorming be- ery was so heartfelt and pas- have two arms and I hav- gan and the topic of partic- sionate. A line that stuck out en’t missed much of my dai- ipating bands came up and went: “Come with me hon’, to ly wine tasting. One thing that made me think of the Fish 101.” You will have to I did discover though, doc- music episode of Lick the check out the full version as tors enjoy their wine, lots Plate on KPRI where I talk she totally kills it. of aged premium wine, music with my guests includ- So, one of requests as perhaps that only they can ing their first concert, dream the originator of this concept afford. We’re still in re- concert lineup, and memora- was that I wanted to collabo- covery, so it will be awhile ble shows through the years. rate on a song with one of the before resuming my wine Somewhere out of that bands about a participating travels. the idea hatched to get bands restaurant. Our top 10 wines fea- that are performing in the And not just any restau- ture many from the highest Taste to perform songs about rant, but one with plenty of quality wineries known. performing restaurants. soul, character, and funk, The wines chosen are A great idea but the task because remember folks, not their most expensive, of selecting, contacting and Keep Leucadia Funky is a ta- but are from their value coordinating bands to par- gline that goes way back and brands, similar in taste and ticipate seemed a daunting that must be included in any structure but much less in task given both of our busy plans for beautification and cost. All 10 selections are schedules. gentrification. Well Captain That’s when it’s great Keno’s sure fit that bill and to have a Leucadia 101 I was teamed up with Tim board member like Michael Flood and we began out col- Schmidt, who is a concert laboration. promoter extraordinaire and That’s the beauty of very connected to the partic- working with really talented ipating bands. Michael made musicians, you can throw a a few calls and the next thing very loose concept their way we knew we were good to go. and they run with it. Next thing I know we My initial email to had four bands lined up to Tim was along the lines of, record over the course of an OK, here are the elements afternoon at my home studio that come to mind to me and I was about to be blown for Kenos. Chicken fried away by what was coming my steak, $2.99 spaghetti, cheap way. drinks, hipsters and locals, First up was local icon the song Ride Captain Ride, Semisi from Semisi and Fula- can you work with that? Well Bula and also accomplished work with that he did and the solo performer. I’ve seen Se- result was outstanding. misi perform dozens of times Those sessions were over the years, most notably what Taste of Leucadia is all at the old Calypso Café and about. it was always a joyful perfor- An eclectic group of mance that got people danc- folks coming together over ing immediately. music, food, the ocean and Semisi arrived with his our little slice of paradise. guitar and launched into his You can check out all the ditty about Le Papagayo that songs at lick-the-plate.com. is still stuck in my head…in a So on to the details of good way. the event. You will notice that’s a A wide array of Leuca- common theme among these dia restaurants, San Diego’s songs. best craft breweries, winer- The wildly talented Sis- ies and local musicians make ter Speak that consists of up the Taste this year. Sherri-Anne and Lisa Viegas Festivities start at 5:30 who hail from Vancouver, p.m. and last until 8:30 British Columbia but have p.m., with many attendees made San Diego their home. They arrived with a TURN TO LICK THE PLATE ON 22 APRIL 3, 2015 The R ancho Santa Fe News 2 2 PRESENTATION But I’ll share with you,” Weiss screening, Weiss added there TENNIS a top 10 spot in Europe in The toddler program said. is also a virtual colonosco- his junior year. is to show the kids the CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 17 And he did. py and new advances being Between Miller and “fun” of tennis so they can that as a child he failed second He spoke of Le Péto- made in the months and years time. And that’s really the Groh, Van Den Berg said, enjoy really themselves. grade and never did graduate mane, the French flatulistahead. key to his success.” they are attracting great For Van Den Berg, the from high school. who appeared on stage in the Weiss said the one warn- Van Den Berg said players. primary goal of all their He made a beeline for the 1890s. ing sign of colon cancer is a their co-junior program “The kids are enthusi- Junior Programs is to help university at 15 and went onto The audience at the se- family history. director, Christian Groh, astic, they are having fun, build character through medical school at an early nior center laughed from one But it’s preventable, he is an ATP coach who has and are very serious about tennis and social activi- age and has been in the field anecdote to the next. said, when a polyp is found be- trained many of the top the game,” he said. ties. of medicine for more than 40 Toward the end of an en- fore it becomes cancerous. professionals on tour in- Van Den Berg also To learn more about years. thusiastic presentation and re- Other high risk factors in- cluding Tommy Haas and noted how appreciative he the Junior Programs, in- His book, “To ‘Air’ is Hu- action from the crowd, Weiss clude inflammatory bowel dis- other pros who are ranked was that the coaches in- cluding its complimentary man,” was also his presenta- switched to a more serious ease such as ulcerative colitis, the top 100 in the world. still in the kids not just the Middle School Program tion describing it as a play of tone: colon cancer awareness. familial polyposis syndromes, Groh played college sport but what it means to for kids in the RSF Dis- words. “Excuse me for bringing and lynch syndrome. There tennis at San Diego State be a good citizen. trict, call the club at (858) “The way I’m interpret- this up, but I’m a gastroenter- are genetic markers, which and was named their num- The kids must be po- 756-4459 or Miller direct ing it is that people pass gas,” ologist, and it is critically im- also help indicate a high risk ber one player and earned lite and kind. at (619) 889-1469. he said. “People burp, belch, portant that you pay attention. factor. have bloating and pass gas Colon cancer is out there. It is “But unfortunately there and no one ever talks about it one of the most common can- are no warning signs or symp- “I don’t know what regional benefit,” Corti in a formal, intelligent way.” cers in this country,” he said. toms until late,” he said. “It’s KAABOO the fairgrounds was said. “We’re very in favor As a physician going “Guess what, ladies? It affects one of those diseases which CONTINUED FROM 3 thinking,” Worden said. of a lot of these events. It through medical school, in- women more than men, slight- are a silent killer, and un- get a stronger board in “Tim Fennell just decid- brings a lot of benefit to ternship, residency, and fel- ly more about 52 percent of fortunately, it is a killer. But place we’re not going to ed, ‘Wow, we’re going net the community at large, lowship in his specialty of cases of colon cancer are wom- remember, it is absolutely pre- be able to change this a million bucks so I sign but we’re trying to deal gastrointestinal disorders, he en, not men. Women are just ventable.” kind of behavior. It’s pret- here and let’s just run with what the specific im- said, there was not one single as much at risk.” Following Weiss’ presen- ty ingrained.” with it.’” pacts are in our commu- talk about intestinal gas. While a colonoscopy is tation, he was on hand for a “What’s the point of “I just decided,” Fen- nity. “It was not spoken about. recommended as the primary book signing. a Community Relations nell said sarcastically. “The message that I Committee if they work “That’s how we work. tried to get across to the on something this ma- “It’s unfortunate that committee was that I hope BOARDWALK Not everyone agrees. ington said. “There needs to jor for a year and don’t some people have those we can do a better job of Four San Diego residents be a full restoration.” views,” he added more communicating this stuff CONTINUED FROM 6 bother to tell us about it attended the rally, holding Geo Heatherington said until these level of com- seriously. “That’s not how in advance,” he added. California,” Roberts said. signs that support moving the structure was “well-in- mitments are already it works. I work for the Del Mar council mem- “A lot of money went into the boardwalk. tended but ill-engineered.” made?” Councilman board of directors. I have bers said they are hopeful the restoration. This board- “You can’t fully re- The next Coastal Com- Dwight Worden asked. a fiduciary responsibility their former colleague, walk is critical for people to store the wetlands with this mission meeting is April 15, He said Kaaboo will to the people of San Di- Lee Haydu, who was ap- see what true working wet- (boardwalk) here,” John 16 and 17. be very different from the ego, and I take that very pointed to the fair board lands look like.” Heatherington said. “This Visit the San Dieguito fair, where people leave seriously. Feb. 27, will be added to “It’s a no-brainer to is paradise. We want to re- River Valley Conservancy at 11 p.m. or midnight. “There are always the Community Relations me,” Solana Beach Mayor store as much as we can.” website for updates, more During Kaaboo they some folks who would Committee. Lesa Heebner said. “The “We want them to keep information and a QR code will be “coming and going prefer there were no “That will help,” boardwalk needs to stay the boardwalk and just to sign a petition to keep all night long,” he said. events here but that’s not Mosier said. where it is.” move it,” Pam Heather- the boardwalk. “They’re partying in the the mission of the ag dis- Haydu was appoint- facility. That will have trict,” Fennell said. ed to the committee on LICK THE PLATE plus live poetry in Leucadia cinitas City Hall (505 S. Vul- profound impacts on us. “I understand the March 25. Roadside Park. can) to the heart of the event. CONTINUED FROM 21 Taste of Leucadia Tick- The shuttle also elimi- continuing the merriment ets are $20 in advance ($25 nates a parking hassle, and TASTE OF WINE tate Grown Pinot Noir, Car- black licorice and vanilla. at our local bars and restau- event day), and tickets with they highly recommend tak- mel Valley Monterey Calif., Heradadcollection.com. CONTINUED FROM 21 rants once the event is over. Sip Stops (craft beer/wine ing advantage of it! Call (760) 2011. $25. Holman Ranch They have a record number tasting included) are $33 in 436-2320; buy tickets at Leu- hangs on some of the old- is gaining critical acclaim. Wine Bytes of tastes and beverage sips advance ($40 event day). cadia101.com. est vines in California. A It is completely under- Winesellar & Brasse- available to ticket holders, This year the event will sublime expression of a lus- ground in The Caves. All rie in San Diego has an Eas- with 18 local restaurants par- be eliminating waste by Lick the Plate can now be trous grape from the south storage is underground, as- ter eve dinner from 5:30 ticipating and 13 San Diego giving each Sip Stop tickets heard on KPRi, 102.1 FM Mon- of France. suring a constant tempera- to 9 p.m. April 4 $50 for craft breweries and wineries holder a commemorative day - Friday during at 4:10 • Dr. Loosen Blue Slate ture of 57 to 60 degrees for a dinner and special wine sampling the finest of what tasting cup that they can and 7:10 p.m. David Boylan is Riesling, Mosel, Germany, the 100 French oak barrels. offerings. Details at (858) they have to offer. take home as a souvenir. founder of Artichoke Creative 2013. $15. Ungrafted vines Holman Ranch is all about 450 -9557. Those without tickets Additional green elements and Artichoke Apparel, an En- averaging 60 years old in distinctive wines from The Charthouse, an are welcome to come down include an eco shuttle that cinitas based marketing firm some of Germany’s best-rat- handpicked estate grown ocean-view restaurant in and enjoy the live music, runs on biofuel, which will and clothing line. Reach him ed vineyards. Crop size is grapes. Holmanranch.com. Cardiff has a nice bar and which is free at several loca- transport attendees from the at david@artichoke-creative. minimal for most intense • J Vineyards Char- lounge special for Wednes- tions along the culinary trail, upper parking lot of the En- com or (858) 395-6905 flavor. TheMosel River has donnay Russian River day nights. It’s a new char- steep south facing slopes Valley Sonoma, 2013. $28. cuterie meat and cheese for the perfect climate for This chardonnay scraps the plate easily shared, with BRUSH WITH ART which are for sale along with playing folk and Hawaiian Riesling. The grapes rip- modern notions of Grape. your choice of a bottle of her recently published Liv- slack key guitar. en slowly with these cool Expert blending skills and Pinot Noir or a bottle of CONTINUED FROM 13 ing Coastal book, featuring Additional artists and conditions, while retaining a reflection of the land Sauvignon Blanc for $40. paper-clad south-facing wall of table décor and recipes by musicians will be added to bright acidity. promise vibrant fruit fla- Special is only for Wednes- Detour Salon at the corner of local artists and chefs. the roster for this and fu- • Ferrari-Carano Sie- vors of ripe pear, kiwi and days in the bar. Details at E Street and Coast Highway, At the northern end of ture First Thursday events na, Sonoma County, 2012. peaches, with bright acidi- (760) 436-4044. which will also be the site of the Lumberyard, Lobster throughout the year. $24. Siena is one of those ty. Jwine.com. The Westgate Hotel, future First Thursday live West offers complimentary Happy Hour prices and mid-range wines at a great • Ponzi Pinot Noir downtown San Diego in- paintings and graffiti paint- snacks while Hula hoopers discounts are available during price, that is produced by Tavola, Willamette Val- vites you south of the bor- outs. perform at Soulscape. the event at Union, Roxy, the a winery whose premium ley Oregon, 2012. $19. der for a foodie and wine Across the street in the The SAID Space Gal- Lumberyard Tavern, and Blue wines are respected around Last month’s wine of the feast, April 10. Tickets Small Mall, artist Michelle lery features an artist re- Ribbon Pizza when guests the globe. This one is month with aromas of ripe are $129 and include a six- Gonzales performs face ception and “Lazy Left” ex- mention First Thursdays. strawberry jam, plum and plum, tobacco, and cay- course wine pairing dinner painting and displays her hibit preview, featuring art Come downtown Enci- blackberry, from a blend of enne. Cherry and raspber- with premium wines from artwork, accompanied by by noted designer and edgy nitas April 2 from 5 to 8 p.m. mostly Tuscan Sangiovese, ry at the core, the flavors the Guadalupe Valley, Ca- acoustic guitar/singer song- artist Dustyn Peterman (aka for an evening full of art, en- with small amounts of float easily into the long, lif. (619) 238-1818. writers Nicole Burns and Ja- “Dusty Dirtweed”). tertainment, food, drinks and Malbec, Petite Sirah and expressive finish. 2012 Marina Kitchen cob Mobley, both from Fine Wade Koniakowsky, special offers not to be missed. Cabernet Sauvignon. Goes was a welcome sight with restaurant has invited 20 Tune Music Academy. one of the nation’s leading For more information on perfectly with Italian cui- its dry summer and cool Sta. Rita Hills wineries for In front of Bier Garden ocean-inspired artists, dem- First Thursdays and an updat- sine, pork & lamb. nights. Ponziwines.com. a culinary and wine adven- (641 S. Coast Highway), art- os his painting techniques ed guide of participating art- • Grgich Hills Estate • Sojourn Pinot Noir ture, April 11 and April 2. ist Jolee Pink of Wabisabi while displaying his artwork ists and merchants call their Zinfandel, Napa Valley, Russian River Valley, Grand premium tickets for Green displays her coastal at Hansen’s (1105 S. Coast office at (760) 943-1950 or go 2011. $35. Mike Grgich Sonoma, 2012. $48. From both days $275; other sin- themed creations including Hwy 101), accompanied by to encinitas101.com/events/ knows Zin, almost as much the Wohler vineyard. 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Party. commercial brokers, lend- the Orthopaedic Research erything is farmed natu- • Vaza Crianza Tem- He is one of the leading wine ers, attorneys, owners, and and Education Foundation rally without artificial pes- pranillo, Rioja, Spain, commentators on the web. DEVANEY JOINS developers, with a focus on for outstanding clinical re- ticides. A concerted effort 2011. $15. Rich, natural View and link up with his FIDELITY the hospitality sector. search related directly to is being made to keep the red grape flavor. Careful- columns at tasteofwinetv. Encinitas resident Pa- SURGEON HONORED musculoskeletal disease or alcohol content down. This ly aged in American and com. mela Devaney joins Fideli- Scripps Clinic ortho- injury, with the ultimate Zin is made with 14.5 per- French oak barrels for Reach him at ty National Title’s National pedic surgeon William goal of advancing patient cent alcohol. 12 months. 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By Ellen Wright Hour Fitness, Carr has re- such longevity in the com- CARLSBAD — At 9:30 tired. munity is because they lis- a.m. every morning for His tenure there rep- ten to their clients. nearly a decade, Perry Carr resents a successful pair- “We try to understand led stretches in his office at ing for Partnerships With the needs of the people we the 24 Hour Fitness on Palo- Industry (PWI), a nonprofit serve,” Berger said. mar Airport Road. that teams with local busi- “Everything we do is He also made sure to nesses to offer employment about the client’s choice.” greet each one of the 30 em- to people with developmen- PWI just opened a doc- ployees every morning. tal and other disabilities. ument destruction service After 24 years at 24 Since 1985, PWI has in San Diego and he said matched more than 12,000 workers who don’t want to people with intellectual or leave PWI can choose to developmental disabilities work there or continue in with jobs throughout San one of their training facili- Diego. ties. They partner with busi- They also offer job nesses like Home Depot, coaches who work with cli- the Omni Hotel, Legoland ents like Carr, at no cost to and the San Diego Zoo, as the hiring business. In the well as cities like Vista and beginning, coaches work Solana Beach. with the client full-time or PWI President and nearly full-time. CEO Mark Berger said since Then as the new em- many of the jobs are entry ployee becomes more com- level they usually have a fortable, the coaching ta- high turnover rate. pers off. Clients of PWI tend to While PWI has been stick with jobs for an aver- successfully operating for age of four-and-a-half years, 30 years, Berger said state which helps businesses. funding cuts are proving “They want reliable difficult for the organiza- people that will be there After spending 24 years in the offices at 24 Hour Fitness, Perry Carr retired two weeks ago. Staff at Part- tion. and that they can count on,” nerships With Industry worked alongside Carr throughout his career to ensure his success. Courtesy photo “We’ve been sustaining Berger said. “We’ve met 10 percent cuts since 2008. that need.” first introduced the stretch- He was so successful talk to all day but we were Each year our rent and in- He said they often ing program, Conner said with leading the stretches able to socialize with each surance go up,” Berger said. partner with the hospital- people weren’t extremely the company eventually other for 10 minutes every- To make up the differ- ity sector and some of the enthusiastic. asked him to go to differ- day so it helped us (get to) ence they fundraise. jobs include, hotel porters, “The problem was, ent departments to lead the know each other better,” PWI is also spurring cleaning jobs, food service people didn’t get up and stretches. Conner said. new business activity for and administrative work. do it but because he was Conner said it became Since Carr retired two additional revenue streams. Nora Conner, supervi- asking everybody to come an important community weeks ago, his co-work- The document destruction sor at 24 Hour Fitness, said up and stretch, everybody builder. er Jeff Lee took over the facility is in its second year. that while Carr did admin- was more willing to get up “At 9:30 a.m., he stretches. Lee is also a PWI “It’s now profitable and istrative work for the com- and stretch because he was brought everybody togeth- client. we hope to be employing pany, he meant a lot more. the one leading it,” Conner er. There’s people in other Berger said part of the new workers as that pro- When the company said. cubicles that we may not reason the nonprofit hasgram grows,” Berger said.

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Courtesy renderings FORD, LINCOLN, CHEVY, GMC, candidate will be in their 20+, good Sophia Ceja, 3, of Oceanside, shows off a handful of eggs she found. Four city egg hunts are Carlsbad retail center to be planned for April 19. See the full story on page A9. revamped with apartments Charming, luxury home 1 blk RSF driving record, detail oriented, Photo by Promise Yee By Rachel Stine & CADILLAC GET FREE OIL CARLSBAD — With it’s primary storefront empty Council closer to finalizing Pacific View deal for five years, the 33-year-old La Costa Towne Center at By Jared Whitlock the corner of El Camino Real and La Costa Avenue is at last getting a revamp. village. 2000 sq ft. pool $1650 + sec ENCINITAS — The council took another step toward acquiring the Pa The owner of the property gained approval to de and able to multi task. Approx. 20 molish two commercial structures in the shopping cen cific View site on Wednesday night. ter and replace them with buildings that are half retail CHANGE!! Visit www.Shop.Best- Council members voted 3-2 in - and half apartments from Carlsbad’s Planning Commis favor of a $50,000 deposit and other 2.3 times that price.” Eddington said. - sion on April 16. conditions spelled out in a memoran Councilman Tony Kranz, an ad - dum of understanding for the proper vocate of the purchase, said the $4.3 Planning Commissioners praised the owners for dep,incl util 760 578-6200 ty. That document paves the way for a million figure was based on the prop coming forward with plans to redevelop the dated shop - - - ping center that they said currently lacks signage, de hrs per week, fl exible hours, but final purchase agreement, which the- erty’s current public zoning. And it council majority hopes to approve by was only intended as a first offer. sign, and a main tenant. Mark.com to register for offer and - the end of May. “(La Costa Towne Center is) just this big long white - Additionally, Kranz said he vot wall. You have no idea what’s inside, it’s not inviting,” But the agenda item sparked a ed in favor of upping the price know - long debate over whether the council ing that EUSD had a strong rezoning said Planning Commissioner Hap L’Heureux. “This cen - ter has been long overdue.” should have even agreed to pay $10 case, which would have made the land - million to acquire the site from the much more valuable. Commissioner Aurthur Neil Black called the little typically 12-5pm M-F. $10/hour ap- mall an eyesore. DEL MAR GETAWAY- RENT FOR 1 Encinitas Union School District. The city could have tried to fight - get more details. For questions Resident Jeff Eddington said he’s the district’s rezone request, but that excited at the prospect of the city would likely have resulted in an ex owning the site, but worried the coun pensive court battle, Kranz added. 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NANI CLASSIFIEDS CADNET CLASSIFIEDS CADNET CLASSIFIEDS CADNET CLASSIFIEDS CADNET CLASSIFIEDS CADNET CLASSIFIEDS 2 7 The R ancho Santa Fe News APRIL 3, 2015 One Paseo opponents submit petition for referendum By Bianca Kaplanek launched a rescission cam- prised if we ever see some- Other untrue statements about One Paseo,” Laing said. Paseo, the more inclined they REGION — With the de- paign intended to trick voters thing like this in San Diego include that the project will “We’re thankful so many San are to support it,” Laing said. veloper of a proposed Carmel into removing their names again.” destroy an existing park and Diegans chose to listen to and Powers said he is confi- Valley project and its oppo- from the referendum petition. Powers stressed that his prevent the city from being consider the facts about this dent a sufficient number of nents accusing each other of “Kilroy’s attempts to group is not opposed to devel- able to afford a Chargers sta- important and iconic smart- signatures will be verified for misrepresentation and de- torpedo our efforts and ma- opment. dium. growth project and took the the referendum. ceptive tactics, a group trying nipulate San Diego voters “Our group is not about “The irony in these mis- time to rescind their signa- “We’re just very to overturn a San Diego City are despicable,” Jeff Powers, killing growth,” he said. “We representations is that One tures if they felt they’d been pleased,” he said. “The num- Council decision approving spokesman for Protect San support and advocated for an Paseo will be the most envi- misled. bers speak for themselves the complex submitted a pe- Diego’s Neighborhoods, said. 800,000-square-foot develop- ronmentally sustainable proj- “The fact is, the more about what the community tition March 25 to the Regis- “More importantly, however, ment on the site. We are for ect ever built in San Diego,” people know about One thinks about this project.” trar of Voters with what they these extreme actions show responsible growth.” Rachel Laing, spokeswoman believe are more than enough that Kilroy is desperate. The In a press release Kilroy for One Paseo, said. signatures for a referendum. company knows that if our ef- accuses Protect San Diego’s “This project will trans- City Council President forts succeed and One Paseo Neighborhoods of using a form a vacant graded lot into ROOF! ROOF! Sherri Lightner, whose dis- is placed before voters, it will “highly deceptive referen- acres of public open space, trict includes Carmel Valley, be soundly defeated.” dum signature-gathering provide affordable housing, and Councilwoman Marti Em- According to a press re- effort to overturn the City create thousands of jobs and erald opposed One Paseo in a lease, there are documented Council approval.” generate hundreds of millions 7-2 vote on Feb. 23 that chang- abuses that include blockers They said the effort was of dollars in economic activity es the zoning to allow Kilroy spitting in the face of refer- bankrolled by Orange Coun- — all via private investment. Realty Corporation to build endum circulators, cursing at ty-based Donahue Schriber, “Clearly, San Diegans in an approximately 1.4-million- petition signers, surrounding the owner of an adjacent re- large numbers felt compelled square-foot mixed-use project petitioners’ tables to separate tail center. to withdraw their signatures on the 23.6-acre lot. them from the public and Kilroy claims Donahue from the referendum peti- Previous zoning allowed verbally harassing and in- Schriber’s referendum sig- tion once they learned more 510,000 square feet of office timidating shoppers at stores nature-gatherers made false space on the site, located on where circulators are located. statements such as One Paseo the corner of Del Mar Heights Two cease-and-desist or- being built with taxpayer Road and El Camino Real. ders were presented to Kilroy. dollars on a wetland or that Lightner was on hand to “It’s been unprecedent- it threatens endangered spe- turn in the petition with more ed,” Powers said. “I’d be sur- cies. “It begins with a conversation, and than 61,000 signatures. 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