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Community Del Mar asks for report on proposed bluff-top resort BY PHIL DIEHL communities so that they Del Mar has asked for an can be informed when they independent report to vote,” said Councilman provide more information Dwight Worden. about a ballot measure that, Bluff stability, traffic and New general manager if passed, would allow the parking, view impacts, dives into work at construction of a luxury financial benefits and water district. A3 resort on the coastal bluff historic uses of the above Dog Beach at the 17.45-acre site all should be Solana Beach border. covered in the city’s report to Encinitas-based real estate a greater depth than developer Zephyr Partners presented in the plans and filed notice with Del Mar on environmental documents Aug. 5 that Zephyr plans to filed by the developer, collect enough signatures, a Worden said. minimum of 328 of the city’s The Marisol plan calls for a registered voters, to place the 65-room hotel, 31 villas, 27 Marisol specific plan on the affordable housing units and Carmel Valley resident’s March 2020 ballot. 10 low-cost visitors African experience JON CLARK The so-called “9212 accommodations, for a total inspires upcoming stage report” is an option available of up to 146 guest rooms. It presentation. A7 RO IDS AN IEGO TH under the state elections allows structures up to three P K : S D 25 code when a developer stories tall or 46 feet above announces its intent to pass the natural grade of the land ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION a citizens initiative. The Del and includes 408 off-street Lifestyle Mar City Council voted parking spaces. Pro Kids: The First Tee of San Diego celebrated its 25th anniversary Sept. 7 at the unanimously Monday night, Voter approval of the Fairmont Grand Del Mar. Amy and Phil Mickelson were honored at the event for Sept. 9, to proceed with the ballot measure would allow their contributions to the organization. The mission of Pro Kids: The First Tee of report, which is to be Zephyr to bypass the City San Diego is to “challenge underserved youth to excel in life by promoting finished by the end of the Council on “legislative” character development, life skills, and values through education and the game of year. matters such as approval of golf.” Visit www.thefirstteesandiego.org. See page B10 for more. (Above) Amy “Not just to inform the specific plan, a Mickelson, auction winner Sue Wagner, Phil Mickelson. Online: delmartimes.net ourselves, but to make it community plan available to our SEE RESORT, A18 ■ See inside for a variety of photos of community events. Del Mar, Solana Beach brace North County cities partnering for Del Mar for added density from new Community Choice Energy program Times state housing mandate BY LUKE HAROLD CCE program, which typically provides a The Del Mar City Council voted to begin higher percentage of clean and renewable An Edition of BY LUKE HAROLD the process of joining a Community Choice energy. Solana Beach Mayor David Zito said it will be “extremely Energy Authority Joint Powers Agreement State law began allowing Community difficult” for San Diego County’s smallest cities to absorb the with Solana Beach, Carlsbad and possibly Choice Energy programs in 2002. According surge in housing units over the next decade that regional leaders other cities in the region. to the nonprofit Center for Climate 380 Stevens Ave. are asking them to accommodate. But a recent “longshot” effort “I’m looking forward to playing a Connection, there are 19 Community Suite 316 to reduce their future housing requirements fell short. leadership role and drawing other cities in as Choice Energy programs in California. Solana Beach, CA 92075 As part of its decennial Regional Housing Needs Assessment well,” Del Mar Deputy Mayor Ellie Haviland Pending approval from potential member (RHNA), the California Department of Housing and Community said at the council’s Sept. 9 meeting. cities, the new CCE with Del Mar, Solana 1011 Camino del Mar Development is requiring San Diego County to add 171,688 new Community Choice Energy programs Beach and other North County partners Suite 120 units over the next 10 years, a 6% increase from the 161,980 it allow local communities to band together to would launch in 2021, and provide at least Del Mar, CA 92014 asked the county to add over the past decade. provide residents and businesses with an 50% renewable energy at slightly lower rates 858-756-1403 The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) is the alternative to their traditional utility, such as than SDG&E provides. delmartimes.net regional agency tasked with dividing those units among the San Diego Gas & Electric. SDG&E would still “As long as we’re not more expensive, I SEE HOUSING, A19 deliver the energy to local customers in a SEE ENERGY, A17

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More Some elected officials Ikhrata, especially because it could mean pounds of bacon, 47,000 ears of corn and information about the 2020 county fair putting long-planned highway projects on 400 pounds of gourmet candy, 22nd will be made public in November. call for shifting money hold, perhaps indefinitely. Agricultural District board members said The board is also in the middle of a from new Coaster trains Poway Mayor Steve Vaus, chair of the during their Sept. 10 meeting that the 2019 lawsuit involving the county fair’s alleged SANDAG board, proposed, during an agency San Diego County Fair was an operational link to an E. coli outbreak, possibly to state Route 78 board meeting on Friday, Sept. 6, to amend success. originating from the livestock barn, that the spending plan by nixing the new Coaster “It was a wonderful fair and a resulted in the death of a 2 year old. Board BY JOSHUA EMERSON SMITH trains in favor of expediting expansions of tremendous team effort,” said board Chair Richard Valdez said board members San Diego’s top transportation experts state routes 78, 52 and 67. member Frederick Schenk, the chair of the cannot comment on the E. coli allegations released a long-awaited spending blueprint on He and others supportive of road 22nd Agricultural District’s Fair Operations because the lawsuit is pending. Friday, Sept. 6, for kick-starting an overhaul to improvements argued at the meeting that Committee. — Report by Luke Harold many of the region’s most gridlock-prone SANDAG’s most recent funding proposal commuter corridors. didn’t make good on a vaguely worded The San Diego Association of Governments compromise deal brokered in July by San Del Mar racetrack celebrates ‘unprecedented outlined a long list of proposed projects Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer that called for totaling nearly $600 million over the next five focusing on improvements along those safe racing’ during summer season years — including mapping out a high-speed highway corridors. After a summer of scrutiny over safety training this summer at the Del Mar rail line between Oceanside, Escondido and “If we’re truly going to prioritize those measures and protocols in the horse racing racetrack. Carlsbad, as well as designing express lanes roads because of our vote on July 12 … then industry, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club Thirty deaths during racing at the Santa along state Route 78. let’s get her done,” Vaus said during the announced the conclusion of its summer Anita racetrack over the past year led to The plan also included money to help public hearing. season with no serious injuries or deaths protests from animal rights activists and stabilize the Del Mar Bluffs, as well as to Faulconer left the meeting early before the during races. Four horses died during SEE RACETRACK, A17 purchase new Coaster trains to increase public discussion on the topic was in full frequency. swing. The funding plan — if approved by His spokeswoman Christina Chadwick SANDAG’s board of 21 elected officials from released this statement after the meeting: Offshore drilling opponents gather in Encinitas around the county — would be a significant “We’re confident that with additional input BY LUKE HAROLD putting the beach and local coastline at down payment on the agency’s ambitious from the public and regional leadership, a Bob Keefe, executive director of clean risk, he joined two local congressmen and vision to beef up public transit in order to fair agreement is within reach.” energy advocacy group E2, said he other offshore drilling opponents at a news meet state targets for curbing climate-warming Supervisor Jim Desmond blasted the remembers his daughters’ birthday parties, conference Sept. 4 at Moonlight Overlook, emissions from cars and trucks. agency for going back on its promise to walks along the sand and watching the perched above the beach. However, many members of the agency’s voters under a 2004 tax increase that sunsets at Moonlight State Beach. “There’s never been a spill that hasn’t board have criticized the proposal put forth by SEE SANDAG, A17 Concerned about offshore drilling SEE DRILLING, A18 www.delmartimes.net NORTH COAST - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - PAGE A3 Community offers input on New general manager dives Del Mar Heights School rebuild into work at water district BY KAREN BILLING the parking lot will have 90-95 parking The community got a look at the spaces. The “modern” and “sophisticated” BY JOE TASH to do.” preliminary design for the new Del Mar campus is secured by one point of entry Albert Lau has spent his In his new role, Lau Heights School on Sept. 5, a design that and a boardwalk connects students to entire professional career of oversees an organization takes advantage of its ocean views and learning villages, a central amphitheater, more than two decades in with 47 employees and an natural environment, creates a unique covered lunch area, the multi-use room, the water industry, focused annual budget of $43 learning experience for children and hopes playground and field. Each learning village on issues related to bringing million. to find solutions for the challenging traffic features modern learning studios with safe, affordable drinking As well as taking on situation on Boquita Drive that “paralyzes collaboration spaces and access to outdoor water to the public. increased responsibilities in the community twice a day.” learning areas. “I got the water bug in a water district that covers Baker Nowicki Architects refined its Baker said the “transformative” multi-use college,” said Lau, 51, a more than 10,000 acres and campus design this summer based on the room becomes a more functional space in resident of Olivenhain, who has a population of nearly input gathered over five community the new campus, designed with expansive earned an undergraduate 20,000 residents, the Santa meetings starting back in April. windows that open up to ocean views. The degree in civil engineering, Fe job offered relief from a “This community provided us a multi-use room is accessible from all of the and water resources and COURTESY daily commute between tremendous amount of input, engagement learning labs for music, art and science to treatment, at Cal Poly SFID General Manager Al Lau Encinitas and Santee. These and even push back that has really helped make sure it gets by students all the Pomona. He later earned days, said Lau, he doesn’t define what we’ve been planning,” said time—the room is also connected to the graduate degrees in general manager for 14 even have to get on the John Baker of Baker Nowicki. innovation center, the re-imagined library engineering and business at years. freeway to get to work. With the new school Baker said they space. the University of Colorado Making the decision to “That’s a huge perk,” he sought to meet the school’s operational “This part of childrens’ day is going to be and San Diego State leave Padre Dam after 18 said. and curriculum needs, “preserve the amazing,” commented one former teacher University, respectively. years, where he was director At Padre Dam, Lau magic” of what the Heights means to the on the design of the school. “I think it’s A former longtime official of engineering and oversaw a program community while respecting neighbors’ beautiful.” with the Padre Dam planning, was tough, said involving several water views. Right now the design is a At the front of campus, the design Municipal Water District in Lau, but it offered him the agencies that seeks to 69,000-square-foot campus with a includes an entry plaza with an area left as East County, Lau is now opportunity to serve increase the East County’s maximum enrollment of about 500 open space. Some commented that it is about six months into his residents of the community water supply by 25 to 30 students (currently 442 students attend Del “wasted space” and encouraged the new job as general manager he calls home. percent by converting Mar Heights). architects to activate it more, such as with a of the Santa Fe Irrigation “When this opportunity wastewater to drinking Baker said the layout of the campus was tot lot. District, which provides came up, there was a water, through a series of driven by trying to get most of the traffic With the design of the new school, there water to residents and potential for me to do that,” steps involve a high degree during pick-up and drop-off to be handled is no longer room for the two full-size businesses in Rancho Santa Lau said, while continuing of treatment, and the on site versus off-site to relieve pressure on baseball diamonds that have been used by Fe, Solana Beach and to work in a field he is eventual mixing of the the community as well as improve parking Del Mar Little League for 70 years. The Fairbanks Ranch. Lau passionate about. treated water with water in a available on site. The new design allows for district is pursuing an option to replace the succeeded Michael Bardin, “Everything aligned really reservoir. 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BY PAUL SISSON, GUSTAVO SOLIS precisely target malignant cells that other In April, one of the cancerous tumors in therapies like chemotherapy and radiation are Carlos Gil’s spine grew so large that it cracked unable to eradicate. his C-7 vertebra, causing so much pain that the While most cancer vaccine trials to date have father of four was forced to sleep in his relied on sophisticated computer analysis to downstairs guest bedroom, biting a pillow so predict which mutations should be included in that his kids wouldn’t hear him screaming a vaccine, the approach that the Moores team is through the night. pursuing adds a functional step, testing In those long hours of agony, Gil said, it predicted targets first, before they’re included in seemed like the end. But today, just four a vaccine, to see if they have already been months after receiving a custom cancer vaccine recognized by each patient’s immune system. engineered to target the specific genetic Such vetting, the team hopes, might elicit a fingerprint inside his cancer cells, the Chula stronger response. Vista resident said he is feeling better. Much So far, the results have been mixed. better. Gil’s response is by far the best among the five “Before the vaccine, I had a death sentence,” patients treated with the custom cancer vaccines Gil said. “I am proof that this can be successful.” over the past year. Doctors at UC San Diego Moores Cancer Dr. Ezra Cohen, director of translational (Front row) Paul and Nona Sims with family members. COURTESY Center say Gil’s tumors are 90 percent smaller science at Moores, said that one patient died than they were when they were causing pain so after her cancer shrugged off the vaccine, severe that he sometimes passed out and another withdrew from the trial and went back Solana Beach pianist wants to bring paralysis seemed like a certainty. to chemotherapy, though the vaccine did seem It’s a miraculous turnaround and one that to stop the tumors from growing. Another holiday cheer to assisted living facilities shows what’s possible in the growing world of patient was just recently treated, and early cancer vaccine research. Moores, working with results are not yet available. BY LUKE HAROLD three to four holiday-themed performances immunologists from the La Jolla Institute of Tamara Strauss, the trial’s first participant — A Solana Beach pianist is looking for per week between Thanksgiving and Immunology, is among a growing number of whose parents, Matthew and Iris Strauss of opportunities to spread some holiday cheer Christmas. research institutions exploring this new Rancho Santa Fe, helped fund the trial with a $1 to local dementia patients. Nona, also 92, moved into an assisted oncological approach that uses genetic million donation — initially saw the tumors in “It’s something I can give back,” said Paul living facility in Encinitas following her sequencing to identify unique mutations inside her liver remain stable, but they didn’t regress as Sims, 92, whose wife Nona was diagnosed diagnosis. Paul, who visits her every day, has each patient’s tumors, manufacturing special they did with Gil. A biopsy showed that her with dementia about five years ago. “I have a been able to use his music to stay connected molecules called peptides that can program T tumors stopped expressing the two mutations good talent and I’ve been fortunate.” to her and entertain other dementia patients. cells, some of the immune system’s most that were targeted by her custom vaccine. Sims has played piano at retirement “Every time I play there or any other place, effective fighters. There were, Cohen noted, some tantalizing communities and in front of dementia they all either tap their feet or sing along,” he For several years such trials have been results, even though Strauss’s tumors remain. patients at multiple assisted livingfacilities in said. showing intriguing hints that it is possible to SEE CANCER, A18 North County. He said he hopes to schedule SEE PIANIST, A16

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WILLIAMS experienced the staging of “Maasai in the to other magical moments, as described in Ernest Hemingway’s celebrated story, “The Mirror” in the association’s previous theater “Winds of Kilimanjaro.” Snows of Kilimanjaro,” is a tale of decay and showcase. The African experiences led to another death. “It was surreal,” she said. “It was an amazing profound twist in Eshoo’s career trajectory. Carmel Valley resident Elizabeth Eshoo’s experience as a writer. I never imagined my Rather than continue to pursue her dream short-form memoir “Winds of Kilimanjaro” first publishing gig would be on stage. of advancing in the publishing world, Eshoo expresses her experience of recovery and “It’s really a fabulous opportunity for a decided to become a teacher of English as a renewal climbing the legendary mountain in writer, whether you’re an established writer or Second Language in Costa Rica in a program East Africa. a new writer. You get the experience off designed to help residents become eco-tourism “I was working in New York City for Time working with an editor through this process. guides in the rain forest. Inc. magazines as an advertising sales rep for You get the experience of working with a “They became stewards of the environment People magazine and Sports Illustrated, and I director and an actor. You get to see your and that obviously has become very important had this life-changing trip to Africa with words performed onstage.” for Costa Rica’s economy,” Eshoo said. Outward Bound,” she said. Also, the association takes the writers’ stories That job led to an assignment in La Paz on “Winds of Kilimanjaro” follows a previous on tours of schools around the county. Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, where she narration on another segment of her African Eshoo’s pivotal decision to join an Outward taught fishermen in southern Baja California journey — “Maasai in the Mirror.” Bound expedition to Africa came after her to conduct whale-watching tours. Both pieces were entered in the San Diego doctor told her she had an abnormal pap Author Elizabeth Eshoo COURTESY If Eshoo’s journey sounds like the Memoir Writers Association’s annual showcase smear. She was informed she should undergo soundtrack from Rodgers and Hammerstein competitions and were selected from among further tests to determine if she had cervical Kilimanjaro expedition was only the “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,” she is tagging on her hundreds of entries to be published in the cancer. beginning of the unforeseen travails she own coda, i.e.: “And write about it.” association’s “Shaking the Tree: “Something awakened in me, put me on would face. She is working on an extended book-length brazen.short.memoir” anthologies. high alert, rearranged the neurons in my brain On the day the trek was to launch, she was memoir including the African stories titled “Maasai in the Mirror” appeared in a so that every time the phone rang again, I laid up with a serious knee injury and a fever “Beyond the Peak” as well as a book she calls previous edition of “Shaking the Tree,” while realized the possibility for change,” Eshoo said that threatened to abort her quest. “Dancing with Epilepsy: A Mother-Daughter’s “Winds of Kilimanjaro” will appear in Volume in a press release. “It just had never occurred “On the eve of the climb, I ended up getting Story of How to Move Through Adversity with 2, scheduled for publication in November. to me before that one call could change my this fever of like 104, probably some Rift Valley Courage, Grace and Hope.” Also, the association will include the life.” virus, so it was very doubtful that I was going “It’s about my daughter’s journey struggling Kilimanjaro piece in this year’s 2019 Memoir Outward Bound offers individuals various to be able to climb,” she said. with epilepsy while she’s training to be a Showcase, in which authors partner with experiences designed to encourage them to “The next morning I woke up and I felt professional ballet dancer,” Eshoo said. writing coaches, stage directors and actors to overcome challenges of surviving in the strong enough and the group of us all For more information on the San Diego create theatrical presentations of their works. wilderness within a group setting. convened. ... 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BY JAMES HEBERT long since made him a top name in Hollywood. “I still remember the dream there ...” So, safely past the door, Crowe leads an impromptu private On a March evening in 1972, seven songs into a set by the tour of the rooms where he interviewed the groups that British band Yes, those words from “Long Distance night — often noting exactly where the musicians sat, and Runaround” washed over the crowd at the San Diego Sports speaking with the same kind of present-tense enthusiasm Arena, and reverberated in the ears of a 14-year-old kid that animates the movie’s key catch phrase: “It’s all scribbling notes backstage. happening!” It was the night Cameron Crowe’s own dream of making a “So then it was like, ‘Now I’m going to interview Yes,’” the life as a rock ‘n’ roll writer took its first big leap toward ever-affable Crowe says, striding across a hallway in cargo reality. And even today, for Crowe, it seems less about shorts and a T-shirt after a quick stop in the room where remembering than feeling he’s still right there. Wild Turkey once held forth. “Here we go. And here is Yes, in Which, at the moment, he is. this room — Rick Wakeman and all those guys, they were On an August afternoon in 2019, Crowe is standing at the just so happy to talk.” top of perhaps the most celebrated loading ramp in movie He moves on to the room where headliners Black Sabbath history — the one that figures so prominently not only in presided: “There was a bench along there; I just remember his life but in the writer-director’s 2000 movie “Almost EDUARDO CONTRERAS/THE SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE walking in here and they’d be on the bench playing, and Famous,” inspired by Crowe’s teenage exploits as a budding “Almost Famous” composer-lyricist Tom Kitt, Tony Iommi and those guys were around, and I interviewed rock journalist. writer-lyricist Cameron Crowe and director Jeremy Herrin Ozzy (Osbourne) right there.” He’s back in the city of his youth because the Old Globe (from left), photographed in Balboa Park. All of it obviously made a big impression on the fledgling Theatre — where Crowe’s mom, Alice, used to drag him to writer all those years ago, and when the startling acuity of see Shakespeare plays — is about to stage the world-premiere And now he is gazing down the very same ramp where Crowe’s memory is mentioned, he responds: “I can’t tell you musical adaptation of “Almost Famous,” with an eye toward William, the eager young protagonist of “Almost Famous,” is what happened two months ago, but I can tell you where Broadway. depicted in the film, waiting in desperation for someone to Ozzy sat in 1972!” And he’s at what is now known as Pechanga Arena San let him inside so he can interview the bands. The same way The absolute presence of those moments in Crowe’s mind Diego — the lovably retro, ‘60s-vintage venue that sits like a Crowe waited for his chance, on that night more than 47 comes up again and again in conversation, and it seems giant breath mint on the northern fringes of the Midway years ago, to chat with Yes and Black Sabbath and Wild inseparable from his conviction that returning to “Almost District — because the top rock photographer Neal Preston, Turkey (the three acts on the bill) for a story in the old San Famous” in musical-theater form is far from some exercise in Crowe’s longtime pal, is doing a promotional photo shoot Diego Door. double-dipped nostalgia. there with the musical’s cast and creatives. “It looks the same,” Crowe says now. “I’m still traumatized “It’s not to put it in a display case and observe it from afar, Crowe has been using the down time at the site to hone when I see that ramp! Is somebody gonna let me in or not?” for sure,” Crowe says of the show, chatting before rehearsal lines from the script with Jeremy Herrin, the show’s British This time, of course, somebody does, because Crowe is no at the Globe a few days later. “It’s about kind of being director (and a Tony Award nominee for “Wolf Hall Parts longer a no-name, baby-faced student from University High immersed in it, and having the feeling still be vivid. One & Two”): “I will always be able to say I did revisions for School on a mission to meet rock stars, but an “It’s not fetishizing it — it’s just kind of treasuring it. this play at the San Diego Sports Arena, in the bleachers,” he Oscar-winning screenwriter and director whose movies (“Say “I do know that ‘Almost Famous,’ the musical, is not about pronounces happily. “Which is probably how it should be.” Anything,” “Singles” and “Jerry Maguire” among them) have SEE ALMOST FAMOUS, A19 PAGE A10 - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - NORTH COAST www.delmartimes.net Lefty sisters leading Canyon Crest girls tennis team

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Del Mar Times DEL MAR HISTORY Solana Beach Sun Carmel Valley News 380 Stevens Ave. Then & Now Suite 316 each parties to celebrate the end of Solana Beach, CA 92075 summer have taken many forms since the 858-756-1451 Blate 1930s. They were timed to be after Labor Day and after racing season, and some referred to them as “Take Our Beach Back” 1011 Camino del Mar parties. They have included potluck meals, Suite 120 volleyball, and a great time for friends and Del Mar, CA 92014 neighbors to reconnect after the busyness of summer. Sometime along the way the Del Mar Lemon Cake was introduced. A women’s race event at a Del Mar picnic in 1914. Continuing this tradition, the Del Mar Foundation will host the annual Picnic in the delmartimes.net Park from noon to 4 p.m. in Powerhouse Park on Sunday, Sept. 22. The Historical Society will The Del Mar Times (USPS 1980) is published every Friday by Union- be there with a collection of Christmas stocking Tribune Community Press. Adjudicated stuffers, and DMCC will be there with the as a newspaper of general circulation by Superior Court No.GIC 748533, now-legendary Del Mar Lemon Cake. December 21,2000. Copyright © 2019 Thank you, Nancy Ewing, for the book Del Union-Tribune Community Press. All Mar Looking Back with the detailed history of rights reserved. No part of the contents of this publication may be reproduced the village. in any medium,including print and Do you have a photo or two of life in an electronic media,without the express written consent of Union-Tribune earlier Del Mar? If so, please share them with the Community Press. Subscriptions avail- Del Mar Historical Society, which will digitize it, able for $125 per year by mail. add it to its archives, and return the original to you. You can contact the Del Mar Historical President & General Manager Society with an email to • Phyllis Pfeiffer [email protected], or by [email protected] dropping a note in the box outside the Del Mar (858) 875-5940 Community building at 225 9th Street. A 1976 beach party in Del Mar. PHOTOS COURTESY OF DEL MAR HISTORICAL SOCIETY

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Staff Reporters more housing onto our built-out Del Mar • Karen Billing, (858) 876-8957 Council member neighborhoods. The point of light • Luke Harold, (858) 876-8939 votes against her Hershell Price for ethnic studies News Design own City of Del Mar Re: Education Matters column: Ethnic studies • Michael Bower, Lead, Stunned by vote Edwin Feliu, Crystal Hoyt, Hard to believe, but true. This past Friday, Del do-over Daniel K. Lew Mar Councilwoman and our representative to of councilwoman Ethnic studies for students would be best SANDAG, Ellie Haviland, provided the critical undertaken at their houses of worship. It is Vice President Advertising swing vote against reducing the number of I am flabbergasted by the vote of Del Mar civic education that should concern the State • Don Parks (858) 875-5954 housing units assigned to Del Mar by SANDAG Councilwoman Ellie Haviland at the SANDAG Department of Education, not a curriculum meeting on Friday the 6th. Literally, claiming to educate regarding ethnic diversity Media Consultants from 163 down to 73, a reduction of 90 housing dumbfounded that she would vote against the but which was mysteriously hijacked. Who • Dave Long (Real Estate) units. If she had cast her vote yes instead of no, cities of Del Mar and Solana Beach. was responsible for this fiasco? (858) 876-8863 the housing burden would have been 90 housing • Gabby Cordoba (Real Estate) units less. What was she thinking? Who would She voted no to reducing the number of E Pluribus Unum needs to be the point of (858) 876-8845 vote against their own city? Especially since we housing units allotted to Del Mar in the next light guiding the California State Department • Herb Pomerance are completely built out. Where will these 163 housing cycle from 163 down to 73 and for of Education. Why not promote Del Mar/Solana Beach/Encinitas Solana Beach from 875 down to 394. Instead, understanding and acceptance among our (858) 876-8838 new houses go? Does she really care? Oh, I know where? In the North Commercial her vote was the critical swing vote that made diverse population by studying the • Michael Ratigan the motion fail (9-10). Had she voted yes, Del contributions of all Americans as Americans, Carmel Valley/Sorrento Valley Zone near the round-about, that’s where. She is (858) 876-8851 anxious to complete the rezone of that area to Mar and Solana Beach would have seen instead of divisively focusing on people as • Ann Pekkala accommodate new housing. Why not 163 more reductions of 90 and 481 respectively. members of groups. A simple reference to a Rancho Santa Fe/Encinitas houses? 73 sure sounds much better than 163 to The Mayor of Solana Beach made brilliant person as a hyphenated American should (858) 876-8920 me. arguments for a small-city adjustment for suffice to remind our students that we may built-out, dense small towns like Solana Beach come from many places, but we are all Production Manager At the Friday meeting, she sat right next to San Diego Mayor Faulconer and voted with San Diego and Del Mar. Additionally, Del Mar Americans now. • Michael Bower instead. What could have been her motivation? Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland and Laura The students’ home environments plays a DeMarco brought new information and exposed large role, and schools might reach out to Advertising Design Solana Beach Mayor David Zito made the the errors and miscalculations in the housing parents with the E Pluribus Unum message. Maria Gastelum, motion to reduce the SANDAG allocation to all of Bryan Ivicevic the small cities, but Haviland voted no, against all allocations which should have given even more Matter-of-fact comfort with diverse Charmaine Lyons the small cities too. They must hate us, wouldn’t reason for Haviland to vote for Solana Beach and backgrounds in California will develop you? for Del Mar as she had taken an oath to do. She naturally for our children if they and their Obituaries Lesson learned: When it comes to the interests should have been able to think on her feet with families see themselves first as Americans, • (858) 218-7200 of Del Mar at SANDAG, we cannot count on Ellie this new information and voting opportunity, instead of as members of groups. but instead she sided with the City of San Diego. Julie Lutch, Service Directory Haviland to protect us from the overreaching city of San Diego, especially when it comes to forcing Debbie Church Davis, Calif. (grandmother • (858) 218-7200 or Del Mar of two Del Mar students) [email protected]

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Natalie, 13, and Aaron, 11, Other events the two youngsters Girls on the Run, a physical activity-based youth development Wang competed in two sanctioned competed in were various cycling and program, is giving elementary and middle school girls in San National Championship events in triathlons, in the Southern California Diego County the chance to find out. their age group. The first event, the area. Natalie was state champion in Registration is now open for the program’s fall season, and will USA Cycling Track Nationals (July 3 her group for Criterium, held at be offered at sites across San Diego County. Girls on the Run’s -6) took place in the Los Angeles Barrio Logan Grand Prix (4/27) in San unique curriculum model inspires girls to be joyful, healthy, and Velodrome, in Carson. The second Diego. She was also state champion in confident. The 10-week program uses fun running games, event, the USA Triathlon Youth and Individual Time Trials held at Lake dynamic discussions, and personal reflection to teach valuable life Junior Nationals (Aug. 3 - 4) was held Los Angeles (6/1). At the Rosena skills, like standing up for yourself and others, creating supportive in West Chester, Ohio. Ranch Circuit Race (3/2) in San relationships, and making healthy decisions. Throughout the At the Track Nationals, racers Bernardino, Natalie raced against season, girls strengthen their communication and goal-setting compete in three events of different 15-18-year-old females, and finished skills, and create a strong community within their team. lengths, gaining points depending on in first. She also ran in the Hungry “Because of Girls on the Run San Diego, I became motivated to be their finishing order. These points are Dog Dash (2/3) in San Diego, taking my best self. I was encouraged to share my opinion and had the tracked in the Omnium. In the 1st female, 4th overall. In other opportunity to treat others how I wanted to be treated. As I benefited packed group of 13-14-year-old triathlons, Natalie was given special through the program, I knew I wanted to give back by being a coach. females, Natalie took a 3rd, a 4th and Aaron and Natalie Wang COURTESY permission to race with collegiate I learn from the other coaches, who are amazing role models and a 3rd place position to achieve a third athletes at the Tritonman Triathlon, the participant girls. It’s crazy how the girls grow more confident place finish in the Omnium. Aaron in a series of events held over the hosted by UCSD, where she placed 17 and open up throughout the season. Girls are coming out of their raced in the 11-12-year-old males, summer. In the USAT Youth Elite Cup out of 51. She also took 1st place in shells and are becoming leaders. “ pedaling to a 3rd, and two 4th place series, Natalie raced in three events her group, and state champion, in the -Delaney, GOTRSD past participant and Fall 2018 Junior Coach positions, meriting the fourth place around the country. In Sarasota, Fla., Spring Sprint Triathlon (5/5) in the To help their goals come to life, and celebrate all they’ve learned finish in the Omnium. (3/10), in Monroe, Wash. (6/29) and Mini Sprint 13-15-year-old female and accomplished, all teams within San Diego County will gather At the Triathlon Nationals, racers in Des Moines, Iowa (7/1) she finished group. for a 5K event in early December. do three legs: swim, bike and run. You in 8th place for each race. For the Aaron was just as active. In the Each team will meet two times per week for 75- to 90-minute have to be fast no matter how tired National Championship, Natalie took same Spring Sprint Triathlon, he practices conducted by certified GOTR volunteer coaches, held you are. And the Wangs are fast. 19th place out of the group, a finished in 7th place in the 11-12 either before or after school. The program fee to participate in the Natalie competed in the Youth Elite fantastic finish for a “Rookie” to Elite year-old male group. At the Barrio fall season is $250; scholarship funding is available for those who group, for 13-15-year-old females. The group racing. Aaron competed in the Logan Grand Prix, Aaron took 3rd in qualify. Included within the program fee are registration for the Elite group allows drafting in the Youth Open group, with his group. And took 3rd again at the end-of-season 5K, a t-shirt, and water bottle. cycling among the competitors, 11-12-year-old males. 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FROM WATER DISTRICT, A3 of scale for a potable reuse program. The district is also grappling with the Del Mar Foundation to host called “potable reuse” in the water controversial task of increasing water rates industry. and potentially restructuring how it This spring, Santa Fe completed a study charges its customers. A proposed rate Annual Picnic Sept. 22 of the feasibility of a potable reuse program plan that would have increased rates by 3 to be carried out in conjunction with percent annually for three years was voted The Del Mar Foundation invites the Art Center Gallery, Free Flight, Winston neighboring water districts,. down by the district’s board of directors in community to its annual picnic on Sunday, School, Friends of Del Mar Parks, Del Mar TV The study found that the project is December 2018. Also in December 2018, Sept. 22, from 12-4 p.m. at Powerhouse Park. and San Diego River Valley Conservancy. technically feasible, and would pass muster the Rancho Santa Fe Association filed a There will be live music by “SoCal Beach Band” Organizing the picnic this year is new DMF with regulators, said Lau, but it also lawsuit against the water district over its Shaka, along with traditional lawn games, face board member Jenny Galan. “I’m excited to determined that the cost of the water rate structure, claiming its members were painting, bubbles, a beer garden sponsored by bring some energy to this community event! would be nearly double what the district is being treated unfairly. Viewpoint Brewing Company and sandwiches All the picnic needs to be a roaring success is paying for water from its wholesaler, the The board has been holding a series of sponsored by Board & Brew. New this year will for you and your family to come and join in San Diego County Water Authority. workshops on the rate issue, and will be San Diego Sandcastles instruction and a fun the fun with your friends and neighbors at Such a project might make more likely consider a new proposed rate plan competition. In addition, the event will feature Powerhouse Park.” financial sense in the future, when rising early next year, Lau said. displays by many of Del Mar’s nonprofits, More details regarding the picnic will be water costs bring the cost of the repurposed The challenge, said Lau, is to find a rate including the Del Mar Lifeguards, Del Mar coming out as the date approaches, so check water closer to what the district is paying structure that is fair to all district Community Connection, Friends of the out the website delmarfoundation.org, and for water from other sources, Lau said. residents, whether they live on a small Library, Friends of the Powerhouse, the Del follow the Del Mar Foundation on Facebook or Santa Fe is also looking at bringing in more parcel in Solana Beach or a large estate in Mar Historical Society, Rotary Club of Del Mar, Instagram (@delmarfoundation) for more water agencies to improve the economies Rancho Santa Fe. CERT, the Garden Club, Rose Society, Del Mar information. “It’s a fascinating puzzle to try to solve,” Lau said. FROM PIANIST, A5 recently), nine grandchildren and five FROM SIBLINGS, A15 Looking toward the future, Lau said the great-grandchildren. district will have to grapple with such He added that he plays games with his Over several decades living in San Diego, track, at the Juniors Rule American Track issues as maintaining reliable, affordable audiences designed to jog their memories, Paul has played piano at hotels, restaurants, Cycling race (6/22) in the Velo Sports sources of water, in the face of industry such as asking them about characters from country clubs, yacht clubs and four Center, Aaron took first place in the shifts brought on by an increasing the “Wizard of Oz.” Nordstrom locations. He first learned to play 11-12-year-old mixed group. number of retirements of experienced Paul and Nona moved to Solana Beach 43 when he was 8. Among his many Both Natalie and Aaron want to thank staff, as well as the effects of climate years ago from Connecticut, where they lived accomplishments as a composer, he studied their teammates and coaches at Formula change, which are bringing both wetter while he worked for a New York City classical piano, led a 17-piece dance band Endurance Triathlon and San Diego weather some years, and longer dry advertising agency, servicing accounts such while attending Tufts University, and served Bicycling Club for being an important periods to California. as Maxwell House and Lever Brothers. The as choir director and organist at St. Jerome’s part of making the summer fun and “You’re going to see more of the two first met at a cocktail party in Parish in Norwalk, Connecticut. enjoyable. Now that school is here, extremes,” Lau said. Washington, D.C., while Paul was serving in “Wherever I’ve been, music has been a part Natalie will compete in cross country When he’s not at work, Lau enjoys the military during the Korean War. They of my life,” he said. with Carmel Valley Middle School. going on hikes with his wife, Amanda, a went on their first date a couple weeks later, Paul invites any venues interested in Aaron will swim, run and bike when he psychologist in private practice, and the and married about 20 months after that. booking him for 45-minute to one-hour is not studying at Carmel Del Mar couple’s two Boston terriers. He also likes Almost 60 years later, they have seven piano performances to call him at Elementary School. to work on his golf game. children (including a daughter who died 858-755-5997.

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FROM ENERGY, A1 FROM RACETRACK, A2 “It is something to be proud of, the fact measure in place to prevent a similar surge that you put safety for all first,” said Lisa in horse racing deaths. Fairgrounds think that’s out initial goal,” Del Mar Mayor Dave calls from state politicians for the Horse Barkett, vice president of the 22nd officials said those meetings went well. Druker said. Racing Board to suspend racing at that Agricultural District Board of Directors. “The results of this summer prove that Customers have the option of remaining with track. Board member David Watson said that when we all work together we can uphold their existing provider or getting their energy On Sept. 10, officials from the Del Mar strict safety measures should be observed our responsibility to our equine and from a local CCE. The city of Del Mar would be Thoroughbred Club briefed the 22nd at racetracks throughout the nation. human athletes while staging on-track responsible for up to $416,500 of the $1.25 Agricultural District Board of Directors, State Sen. Toni Atkins (D-San Diego), competition at the very highest level,” million in startup costs, according to a city staff which oversees the racetrack, on the and representatives from the offices of Tom Robbins, Del Mar Thoroughbred report. precautions it has in place, from veterinary U.S. Rep. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Club’s executive vice president of racing, As city staff moves forward with negotiations, care to encouraging jockeys to withhold a Gov. Gavin Newsom visited the Del Mar said in a statement. City Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland said she horse from racing if there are any concerns. Fairgrounds to learn more about the safety — Report by Luke Harold wants to have the Finance Committee evaluate the numbers. “We’ve got to look at the worst case scenario FROM SANDAG, A2 million on double tracking the Coaster shouldn’t leave that important financially,” she said. line to prevent bottlenecks. The SANDAG investment half funded. How many The Del Mar City Council was also considering outlined the highway projects. proposal released Thursday, Sept. 5, calls half-funded projects are we going to joining a different CCE program headed by the He said not expanding SR-78 and other for increasing Coaster frequencies from 22 produce around this place?” city of San Diego. But council members said they freeways would undermine the agency’s to 42 trips during weekdays, with trains The board is scheduled to vote on wanted to join their North County neighbors in credibility with voters, especially if it tries arriving every 30 minutes during peak approval of the funding blueprint on Sept. the smaller one, in part because the city would to seek another tax hike to pay for new periods and every 60 minutes during 27. have a greater say. The member cities of San rail lines. non-peak stretches. Because the spending plan would Diego’s regional CCE program have weighted “If we don’t keep our word with the The North County Transit District technically amend the 2004 voter-backed votes, reducing the influence of small cities like voters, we are going to get crushed next estimates it can implement the increased tax measure, Transnet, it’s unclear Del Mar. In the Joint Powers Agreement with Del time this type of thing goes out on any service within the next three years if whether approval of the document will Mar, Solana Beach, Carlsbad and any future ballot,” he said. funding is approved by SANDAG. require a special two-thirds vote of the member cities, everyone would have an equal Several members of the board NCTD Executive Director Matthew board. vote. supportive of SANDAG’s new direction Tucker urged the board on Friday, Sept. 6, Those critical of the current draft, such “We think it’s important that each city has a defended the spending plan, saying that not to pull funding for the new train cars. as Desmond, have pointed to language full and equal say,” said Solana Beach nixing the new Coaster cars would “We are more than shovel ready,” he within the tax measure that stipulates the Councilwoman Kelly Harless, addressing the undermine efforts to rein in local said. “We just need to push the button so higher threshold. council during public comment. greenhouse gases in line with state targets. that we can procure the equipment.” Those supportive have said that a bill Solana Beach has an already established “I urge my colleges in the strongest Supervisor Kristin Gaspar — a top critic approved in 2017 that overhauled the Community Choice Energy program that allows possible terms to support funding for the of SANDAG’s efforts to shift away from SANDAG voting system supersedes the city customers to select plans that provide up to new trains and reject any plan that does auto-centric planning — somewhat requirement for a two-thirds vote. 100% renewable energy. Solana Beach council not do that,” said Encinitas Mayor surprisingly spoke up in favor of funding Passage of the spending plan is almost members will discuss the JPA at their next Catherine Blakespear, adding: “There’s no the train projects, citing the millions of certainly dependent on how the votes are meeting. chance that expanding the roadways and dollars already spent on the rail system tallied — with the two-thirds vote making “It’s just another step in the green energy taking away the transit is going to meet “Funding for the Coaster corridor train the plan’s defeat much more likely. future for the county,” said Solana Beach City the goals.” sets should remain in the plan,” Gaspar — Joshua Emerson Smith is a reporter for Manager Greg Wade, who was also in attendance. The region has so far spent about $767 said at the meeting, adding: “We The San Diego Union-Tribune

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FROM CANCER, A5 doses given once per week for the first three I’m doing it,” Strauss said. “This is no way for 43-year-old, who came to the United States 23 weeks followed by between six and nine anybody to live. There has got to be a better years ago, said he hopes to do so soon. His wife, While they didn’t disappear, they also didn’t additional doses depending on a participant’s way.” Maria, was his rock on those painful sleepless grow. immune response. And that perspective is shared by the family of nights, before the vaccine’s furious action “The fact that she had stable disease for about Schoenberger said the new approach is Kristin Peabody who died on Feb. 7 after her removed the relentless pressure from his 10 months, I think that’s evidence the vaccine designed to mimic the way that infectious vaccine failed to help her immune system stop over-stressed nerves, he siad. was doing something, it just wasn’t doing ideally pathogens gradually stimulate the immune her parotid gland cancer. Kristin, said her mother “No matter how bleak things looked, she what we wanted it to do,” Cohen said. system, eventually eliciting a strong response. A Jan Heaton, started fundraising efforts for the always told me that I wouldn’t die. She has A big part of the reason for that result, new arm of the trial will be created to make a trial, establishing the UCSD Peabody Fund with always carried on as if they diagnosed me with a researchers suspect, is that the best target in distinct record of patient responses under the her husband, Wyatt Peabody. cold,” Gil said. Strauss’s tumors — the one that looked like it new protocol so that results can be compared “We will continue to support Dr. Ezra Cohen Initially, when the Strauss family donated $1 would have the best chance of binding with with the previous three-dose approach. and the personalized cancer vaccine initiative at million, the plan was to treat 10 patients, but molecules necessary for the target to be This is the normal experience of scientific UCSD,” Heaton said in an email. “We believe this only half of that number has received vaccines “presented” to unprogrammed T cells — wasn’t investigation. Initial plans look good on paper, is the future of cancer treatment, as did Kristin. It one year after Strauss received the first dose. included in her vaccine because the short but need tweaking as results start coming back is her legacy.” Cohen said that’s because it took a long time — molecules needed to incorporate the target didn’t from real patients fighting the biggest battles of It’s a rather nuanced vote of confidence for a two to three months — for a contract hold together during the manufacturing process. their lives. family that did not see the result they were manufacturer to create the vaccines. The study But Cohen said that the project recently began Having already been through multiple rounds praying for. Cohen said such support, the ability has since found a new manufacturer capable of working with a new vaccine manufacturer and of chemotherapy and multiple abdominal to see the big picture amid the immediate pain of producing doses more quickly, which should took another stab at making the molecules that surgeries, Strauss said she would, of course, have losing a loved one, that ultimately pushes science allow the trial to reach 10 patients relatively look like the best targets inside those tumors. preferred that her first cancer vaccine caused her forward. quickly. “We were excited to see that it worked the tumors to melt away. But, she said, she has no “I’m hard pressed to think of any efforts in There are also plans to expand the trial to 20 second time around, and so we’re going to desire to pull back at this point. cancer research that were successful right out of patients. In addition to the Strauss and Peabody vaccinate her again, but we’ll use a little different “I really do feel like the next one is going to be the gate,” he said. “Even the best therapies we gifts, a $300,000 grant from Padres Pedal the approach this time,” Cohen said. the one,” she said. “I think it’s an honor to be a have weren’t universally successful the first time Cause, a charity that has raised more than $10 The initial study protocol called for three part of a process like this. I would have preferred we tried them. The key, I think, is that we do million for cancer research, also helped cover vaccine doses spaced three weeks apart, but Dr. not to have cancer at all, but, if I had to have it, at things methodically, scientifically, and we learn increased costs. Cohen said current reserves will Stephen Schoenberger, an immunologist at the least I feel like I’m part of the process of trying to as we go along.” pay for a total of 15 patients, but the university La Jolla Institute of Immunology, said recent find a better way for all cancer patients.” It also helps to see what’s possible. In Gil’s case, will need to raise additional funds to cover the preclinical research has encouraged investigators The cancer struggle, she said, is simply barbaric it came down to five specially-chosen targets last five patients. to adopt a new dosing schedule going forward. for so many, and it’s time to find better answers. called “neoantigens” by immunologists. — Paul Sisson and Gustavo Solis are reporters The new approach will start with three vaccine “This experience, it just crystallizes for me why Though Gil is not yet back to work, the for The San Diego Union-Tribune

FROM DRILLING, A2 time. He mentioned the 1969 Santa Barbara spills without government regulations. advance beyond the Senate, where Majority oil spill that polluted nearby beaches and But U.S. Rep. Mike Levin (D-San Juan Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has refused devastated the local economy of the areas killed many birds and sea creatures. Capistrano) said he’s worried that the oil to bring many bills authored by Democrats to where the spills have happened,” said Keefe, “An oil disaster off our coast would cripple industry holds an outsized influence over the floor. Even if they advanced to the desk of adding that the beaches and oceans are the that tourism industry and send shockwaves the Trump administration, including the the president, he would likely veto them. “lifeblood” of California’s economy. across the state,” Peters said. current secretary of the interior, David One of the bills in the U.S. Senate, The Largely due to their coastal economies, San The Trump administration has faced Bernhardt, a former oil and gas lobbyist. West Coast Ocean Protection Act, is Diego, Los Angeles, Orange, San Francisco pushback from eastern and western coastal “It’s not that they are too close to the oil sponsored by Sen. Dianne Feinstein and and Santa Clara counties account for 61% of communities, as well as lawsuits from industry, it’s that they are the oil industry,” cosponsored by Sen. Kamala Harris, both California’s GDP, according to a report from environmental groups, over its efforts to Levin said. California Democrats. It was introduced in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric deregulate and expand offshore drilling. The purpose of the news conference, May, but hasn’t received a committee hearing Administration. Earlier this year, in response to an attempt hosted by advocacy group Oceana, was also or consideration on the Senate floor. U.S. Rep. Scott Peters (D-San Diego) to loosen regulations on Obama-era rules to promote pending legislation from “Under this administration, our coasts are reiterated the need to eliminate the risk of designed to prevent catastrophic oil spills, Democrats in the House and Senate that under direct attack and we must do oil spills that would keep tourists off San the American Petroleum Institute affirmed would protect California’s coast from everything we can do to protect them,” said Diego’s coastline for an extended period of its commitment to safety and preventing offshore drilling. But they are not likely to Rudy Vargas, a district director for Harris.

FROM RESORT, A1 Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland. Solana Beach residents view the thousands of square feet of retail Ocean Street in Carlsbad; Level 15, A precise tally of the acreage of project less favorably, and many space and restaurants. which is 63 town-homes starting in amendment and a local coastal the site, which has varied in have spoken out against it over the The Marisol site is a combination the low $400,000s in Escondido; plan amendment needed for the previous land surveys over the past year. They see the project as of seven parcels owned by three and Las Ventanas, 13 four-bedroom project. The council would retain years, also should be specified in taking away their ocean view and local families. It is above a four-acre homes starting in the approval over “discretionary” the report, she said. increasing their traffic, while nature preserve at the south end of mid-$800,000s in Fallbrook. permits such as design review, land “It’s imperative that we do this contributing all its tax revenue and the bluff that Del Mar purchased Zephyr recently filed plans to conservation and tree removal. quickly and thoroughly,” other benefits to their neighbors in with money donated by newspaper build up to 700 homes, a 300-room The city’s supplementary report Gaasterland said. Del Mar. publisher James Scripps, who died hotel, retail stores, offices and more also should provide more Several Del Mar residents spoke Zephyr announced in July it had in 1986. around an artificial wave lagoon on information about the cutting, in favor of the plan, saying the reduced the size of the Del Mar Zephyr’s previous projects have the former site of a drive-in theater filling and grading on the property, resort would bring many benefits project in response to some of the been primarily luxury residential. and swap meet along state Route 76 and the truckloads of dirt to be to the city and allow public access concerns. The former plan called They include Summerhouse, with in Oceanside. removed to create the underground to property that has long been for up to 251 hotel rooms, 76 35 ocean-view condominiums — Phil Diehl is a reporter for The parking on the site, said private. No one opposed the plan. privately owned villas, and starting at $1.4 million each on San Diego Union-Tribune www.delmartimes.net NORTH COAST - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - PAGE A19

FROM HOUSING, A1 board members from larger cities can overrule Council, Jewel Edson, told the SANDAG board have been overruled by a weighted vote their small-city colleagues. during public comment that small cities are anyway. A 2017 bill by state Assemblywoman county’s cities and unincorporated territory, Pending approval from the state, Del Mar’s “unfairly burdened” under the methodology. Lorena Gonzalez allows a weighted vote by developing a methodology that places 65% of share of San Diego County’s RHNA number Del Mar City Councilwoman Terry SANDAG board members to overrule a them near transit and 35% near jobs. would be 163, the lowest of any city in the Gaasterland urged the SANDAG board to majority vote. Encinitas Mayor Catherine Among the county’s five smallest cities, county, but a 167% increase from its previous challenge the calculations the state used to Blaskespear, the vice chair of SANDAG’s board Solana Beach and Del Mar are being asked to requirement of 61 over the past decade. Solana generate San Diego County’s 171,685 RHNA of directors, said during the meeting that accommodate more than double the new Beach’s would be 876, the second lowest number, based on a similar but unsuccessful “we’re not going to be able to come up with housing that was required of them during the countywide, but a 157% increase from the 340 challenge by Newport Beach. In a letter to the something where everyone’s happy.” past decade’s RHNA cycle. Lemon Grove and it received during the previous RHNA cycle. board, she also mentioned the transient jobs at Haviland added that Del Mar and several Imperial Beach’s numbers are more than Zito’s motion would have resulted in new the Del Mar Fairgrounds and military housing other cities need “all the time we can get” to tripling and quadrupling, respectively, and RHNA numbers of 340 for Solana Beach and in Coronado as two of several factors that come up with a housing plan to support the Coronado faces a 1,900% increase. 73 for Del Mar. could be altered to produce a lower RHNA new RHNA allocation ahead of the April 2021 Zito, a SANDAG board member, said the Several of their bigger-city neighbors will mandate for the north coastal cities. deadline for cities to update their housing methodology is “unfairly targeting small receive percentage decreases in their new After the meeting, Gaasterland said Del Mar plans. cities,” a claim echoed by local leaders and RHNA allocations, although they’re each Deputy Mayor Ellie Haviland, who represents Based on the methodology approved by the residents in cities like Solana Beach, Del Mar responsible for more total units than Del Mar the city on the SANDAG board, voted in “the board, the city of San Diego would have the and Coronado. But a motion he proposed at and Solana Beach combined. For example, diametric opposite interest” of Del Mar when largest RHNA number in the county, at the Sept. 6 SANDAG meeting calling for a 55% Encinitas’ proposed number would be 1,555, a she joined the majority vote against 107,897, followed by Chula Vista, Escondido, reduction in the RHNA numbers assigned to 33 decrease from its previous requirement of reallocating units away from Del Mar and the unincorporated San Diego County and the county’s five smallest cities was rejected 2,353. Based on density, however, the city other smallest cities. But Haviland said Zito’s Oceanside. Like the vast majority of cities 10-9. Under his plan, 1,575 units would have would be responsible for 78 new units per motion was inconsistent with SANDAG’s throughout the county and across the state, shifted into unincorporated San Diego square mile, compared to 242 per square mile transit- and jobs-oriented methodology, which neither Del Mar nor Solana Beach met its County, and hundreds more into cities in Solana Beach, underscoring the issue some the Del Mar City Council had agreed to RHNA requirement over the last decade. San including Carlsbad, Santee and San Marcos. small-city leaders and residents have with the support. She also said the state would probably Diego County as a whole reached about Instead, the SANDAG board approved the methodology. not approve carve outs for small cities. 60,000 new units out of the state-mandated 65/35 transit- and jobs-based distribution. The “It makes no logical sense that Solana Beach “It doesn’t make sense to me to then push 161,980. board first rejected that methodology on a is being asked to support three times the something that is going to cause our RHNA “We need to work together to find solutions majority vote before approving it by a density as Encinitas,” Zito said. methodology to be rejected,” Haviland said. to get the units in our communities,” Haviland weighted vote, in which a smaller group of His colleague on the Solana Beach City Had Zito’s motion passed, it likely would said.

FROM ALMOST FAMOUS, A9 Music, the central obsession for young As the cast runs through a few numbers a little while.” William in “Almost Famous” — as it was for bit later at rehearsal, one is instantly “And that became a family thing forever,” a vintage store with a rack in the back where Crowe in his rise to a high-profile writing familiar: Led Zeppelin’s “Ramble On,” with Crowe adds with a laugh. “We still say that you have clothes from the day, and you can career with Rolling Stone magazine — is a its loping backbeat leading into a crescendo sometimes: ‘So it’s permanent? Well, put them on and say, ‘Oh, isn’t it fun that complicated proposition in the stage of drums, piano and vocal harmonies. (At permanent for a little while!’” people looked and dressed that way?’ version. least until choreographer Lorin Latarro, One other aspect of his time in San Diego, “That feeling is alive. For me, and for That’s because the show is built around whose credits include Broadway’s “Waitress,” though, is central to the show: His people who still love the movie.” not only Kitt’s compositions but original waves things to a halt momentarily to adjust friendship with the late Lester Bangs, the Getting in tune songs from the movie. (Crowe wrote the the actors’ entrances.) irascible rock critic and Creem magazine Those people are plentiful, and among musical’s book, and both he and Kitt are Zeppelin was among the bands that editor who grew up in El Cajon, and who them is Tom Kitt, the Pulitzer Prize-winning credited with its lyrics.) loomed large in Crowe’s rock ‘n’ roll frequented the former KPRI radio studios at composer (“Next to Normal”) and Broadway There are also period rock songs in the mix apprenticeship, and served as one of the Seventh and Ash downtown, a few blocks regular who’s writing the original portion of — including Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer,” models for Stillwater — although in that from Crowe’s home. the musical’s score. which figures into a signature sing-along regard, Crowe says, “our references never The writer, portrayed by the late Philip “For me, growing up, every time there was scene as William rides a tour bus with stray too far from The Allman Brothers Seymour Hoffman in the movie, becomes a Cameron Crowe film it was an event,” says Stillwater, the fictional band he follows Band.” something like a one-man Greek chorus Kitt, who remembers going to see ‘Almost around the country in the complicated Crowe still regrets not getting a chance to flitting through the production. (In fact, Famous’ with his now-wife in Manhattan company of the doting “Band Aid” Penny see that group’s classic lineup at San Diego’s don’t be surprised if Bangs, played by the when the movie first came out. Lane. (She was played by Kate Hudson in the Civic Theatre; his family thought he was still Broadway veteran Rob Colletti, pops up in “And like all Cameron Crowe films, it movie; Solea Pfeiffer takes on the role here.) too young to walk there from their basement the audience.) spoke directly to my heart” — so much so But “if I’m doing things correctly, people apartment along Sixth Avenue near Balboa And as Crowe talks about what Bangs that when word of the musical adaptation will come in and feel that it’s seamless,” says Park, the Crowe home until they moved to brings to the piece, he seems to reach an broke, and “I heard there could be a Kitt. “And if you don’t know the period, and Friars Village. epiphany about the broader meaning of the possibility I could get to collaborate with you don’t all these songs, you might not But his mother did prevail upon him to see musical. him, I knew I’d be really jealous and angry if know which are pre-existing and which are plenty of Shakespeare with her at the Globe, “The first lines of the play are actually a it wasn’t me,” Kitt says. written for the musical.” barely a mile away. And the theater is theory that the play tries to disprove,” as actually name-dropped in the first few Crowe puts it. minutes of the movie, as Elaine (mom Alice’s “Lester Bangs says, ‘It’s over’” — meaning FROM DM HEIGHTS, A3 space and field space. fictionalized alter ego, played memorably by that rock ‘n’ roll, or at least its authentic “The loss of the green space is really a Frances McDormand in the film and now spirit, is dead. “But the play proves that it’s fields with new facilities at Torrey Hills tragedy,” one resident said. “This is the portrayed by Anika Larsen in the musical) not over.” Elementary School. only green space west of the 5.” grills William (portrayed by the young “I didn’t even realize that until now. But While there is no longer space for the two As part of the design, the architects did newcomer Casey Likes) on the plays they’ve that’s what I wanted to do.” baseball diamonds, there is room for two study second access points for the campus seen there. ... softball fields and a soccer field in the green on Mira Montana Drive and the end of San Diego has taken center stage in I still remember the time you said goodbye, space—the school garden is also proposed Boquita Drive. Both options were ruled out Crowe’s work before: His 1982 script for “Fast the next line of that Yes song goes. But in his to be relocated in that area of campus. at this point as they both would require Times at Ridgemont High” was based on his mind, Cameron Crowe hasn’t left yet. At the Sept. 5 meeting, some neighbors expensive retaining walls and would affect own book about going undercover as a said they were pleased with the preserved the landscape buffer between the school student at Clairemont High. ■ IF YOU GO: “Almost Famous” previews view corridors from Durango across the and residences. But plenty of his personal San Diego lore is begin Sept. 13. Opens Sept. 27. 7 p.m. canyon as well as from Mira The final conceptual design will be unlikely to work its way into the new Tuesdays-Wednesdays; 8 p.m. Montana—buildings were kept to one story presented at a community meeting on musical — for example, the fact that in Thursdays-Fridays; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturdays; 2 with low sloped roofs to preserve the Sept. 23 at 5 p.m. at Del Mar Heights. The addition to writing for the Door, he worked and 7 p.m. Sundays. (Some exceptions; natural views as much as possible. design will then move on for approval by for all of two days as a delivery boy for the check with theater.) Through Oct. 27. Old Some expressed concerns about how the the school board as the district looks to San Diego Tribune (one of the Globe Theatre’s Donald and Darlene Shiley “sprawling” design of the campus has begin construction by the end of the Union-Tribune’s predecessors) before getting Stage in Balboa Park, San Diego. Tickets: $70 “obliterated” the green space that the school year in 2020. canned. and up. (619) 234-5623. community loves. 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BY LONNIE BURSTEIN HEWITT her husband and children in the Bronx, near Born in Haiti and raised in New York City, The Andrew Freedman Home, a historical Fabiola Jean-Louis is the first landmark that has become a center for art artist-in-residence of Lux Art Institute’s 13th and culture, where she’s in her second year season, initiating a new era at Lux with her as a resident artist. Before that, she had a haunting photographs of costumed black residency at the Museum of Art and Design women in “Rewriting History: A Black in Manhattan, and began having her work Ancestral Narrative.” shown in other parts of the country. This is The costumes are her own her first major exhibition on the West Coast. creations—authentic-looking gowns At the opening reception Sept. 6, attendees sculpted from paper, primarily in the styles seemed to seek out close encounters with the worn by 18th century noblewomen like artworks, and when dancer/choreographer Marie Antoinette. And each of her portraits Alyssa Junious performed a moving tells a story, using beautiful women—some conversation with the portraits, of them in much less noble costumes—to accompanied by singer Erin Vanderhyck, the reveal some ugly historical truths. evening took on an added dimension. It’s hard to believe Fabiola is completely Don’t miss seeing Fabiola Jean-Louis while self-taught and only committed to being a she’s here at Lux, working on a new series of serious artist five years ago. Living in New small sculptures, surrounded by her work of York, she developed an interest in art and the past few years. You’ll discover a whole fashion, but then she married young, new way of looking at history. became a single mom and a pre-med student, and finally, on the cusp of MAURICE HEWITT ■ SPECIAL EVENTS: graduation, fell into what she called “a bad At the Sept. 6 opening of her Lux • Sept. 20, 7 p.m. Art and Stories, with situation.” Deciding that she needed art to exhibition, Fabiola Jean-Louis posed with COURTESY Fabiola and storyteller Sarah Saulter, a heal herself, she set up her cell-phone one of her paper gowns. One of Fabiola’s portraits: “Madame Leroy.” partnership with Storytellers of San Diego. camera and took a self-portrait. “That was (Reception 6-9 p.m. Cost: Free-$10) it,” she said. “I was hooked.” during centuries of slavery. is there too, referencing the Haitian • Oct. 4, 7 p.m. Artist Talk (Reception 6-9 So in 2014, she left school and began using Each model, corseted in a gorgeous gown, Revolution. Viewers are encouraged to look p.m. Cost: Free-$10) photography as a vehicle for storytelling, represents what Fabiola calls “the vessel closely, ask questions, and think about what envisioning black women in scenarios they inside the corset, the inner trauma passed on they see. ■ IF YOU GO: Fabiola Jean-Louis hadn’t been seen in before. She wanted to through generations. She’s the heart and the “I see myself as a time-traveler as well as a “Rewriting History: A Black Ancestral make costumes for her models, and fabric spirit, speaking about what we carry inside storyteller, trying to weave all these things Narrative.” Lux Art Institute, 1550 South El was too expensive, so she started working us.” together, find myself, and hopefully educate Camino Real, Encinitas. Meet the artist in with paper. She liked the idea of using paper Trauma is at the heart of Fabiola’s work, others,” said the artist. “My work is a studio through Nov. 2. Hours: Thurs/Fri, 1-5 as a medium, “like the U.S. Constitution, most obviously in poignant Polaroids of reminder that we are all connected.” p.m.; Sat 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Cost: Pay as you like the money used to buy and sell people” slavery-era women, and her Haitian identity Now happily re-married, Fabiola lives with wish. 760-436-6611. www.luxartinstitute.org.

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Connect 4 entertained the Fiesta Del Sol 2019 visitors in May. MCKENZIE IMAGES Solana Beach to host inaugural ‘Battle of the Bands’ at Belly Up BY LUKE HAROLD 50,000 people. The Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce “We’ll try to fill it up and get the crowd to is preparing for the inaugural Fiesta del Sol participate,” Hintzen said of the Battle of the Bands on Sept. 16, 5-9 p.m., at competition, which will serve as a summer the Belly Up. sendoff for the local community. “We have a lot of great talent in Solana Doors will open at 5 p.m., and the first Beach,” said Maryam Hintzen, CEO of the band will take the stage at 6 p.m. Tickets are Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce and $10, and are available to attendees who are Visitor Bureau. 21 and older through the chamber of The event, which is a fundraiser for the commerce or from Belly Up. Free raffle chamber of commerce, will feature six local tickets are included. bands: April and the Funk Junkies, Mud, Belly Up has hosted the Red Hot Chili Pearl Jammed, Shaken and Stirred, Static on Peppers, Snoop Dogg and the Black-Eyed the Stereo and the Good Pour. The first place Peas, among many other world-famous finisher will get to perform on Saturday musical artists. The venue is located at 143 S. night at Fiesta del Sol 2020, and the second Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. place finisher will play on Sunday night. The For more information, visit annual event typically draws more than fiestadelsol.net/battle-of-the-bands.

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On Wednesday, Sept. 18 Jimbo’s will host a grand opening ceremony at 10 a.m. and open its doors immediately after to its new space in the Del Mar Highlands Town Center that will introduce Jimbo’s fresh new look and elevated shopping experience. The first 50 customers on grand opening day will receive a reusable Jimbo’s bag filled with over $200 worth of product. The grand opening celebration will include a ribbon cutting and remarks from the founder, Jim “Jimbo” Someck, local Jimbo’s food vendors, the Surfrider Foundation and a loyal and longtime customer. Entertainment will include a spoken word performance by San Diego artist, Gill Sotu.

Rubio’s celebrates new look with free tacos on Sept. 17 at Del Mar Highlands Town Center BY KAREN BILLING with new lounge furniture and remodeled our Ralph Rubio, the co-founder of Rubio’s, famous, made fresh daily salsa bar. We invites the public to come celebrate the continue to remodel our locations to keep grand re-opening of Rubio’s in Del Mar them fresh and are glad to be open again now Highlands Town Center on Taco Tuesday in Carmel Valley.” Sept. 17. From 7-8 p.m., free Smoky Oaxacan Two limited-edition dishes inspired by Shrimp Street Tacos will be given out to coastal region of Oaxaca, Mexico will be everyone who downloads the new Rubio’s available through mid-October: the Smoky app at rubios.com. Oaxacan Shrimp Bowl and Smoky Oaxacan The Carmel Valley location was closed for Shrimp Street Tacos. Each dish features two weeks for a refresh, opening back up in sustainable, grilled ancho shrimp topped with time for Taco Tuesday on Sept. 3. guacamole, cotija cheese and creamy “This is the latest remodel for one of our Oaxacan sauce made from a blend of ancho, FOR OVER 30 YEARS most popular locations with a fresh new guajillo, Anaheim, and chipotle chilies. color palette, a word wall, succulent art and Rubio’s has also started offering new a gorgeous new patio for outdoor dining,” Keto-style cheese tortillas as well as said Ralph Rubio. “We expanded the patio gluten-friendly, vegan and vegetarian options. PAGE B4 - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - NORTH COAST www.delmartimes.net Searsucker restaurant in Carmel Valley to Internet safety workshop to be held at close next month following six-year run Carmel Valley Library BY LORI WEISBERG Internet Safety for Everyone, a local Searsucker, a fixture in Carmel Valley for the last student-run organization that promotes six years and one of the original fabric-themed internet safety awareness and education, will restaurants started by chef Brian Malarkey, will host a cyber safety workshop at Carmel Valley close its doors at the end of October. Library (3919 Townsgate Drive, San Diego) on The closure was made public in a formal layoff Sunday, Sept. 29, from 2 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. The noticed filed by the restaurant owner, Las workshop is designed for elementary and Vegas-based Hakkasan Group. The notice stated middle school students and their parents to that the restaurant will close next month, and all learn basic online safety principles as well as 43 employees, including part-time workers, will addressing safety and privacy concerns on be laid off. popular social media sites such as Facebook, Located in the Del Mar Highlands Town Center Instagram, Discord, TikTok, YouTube, and on El Camino Real — currently undergoing some Snapchat. Participants are encouraged to major changes of its own — Searsucker began life bring their mobile devices to update their as Burlap in 2011. Two years later, Burlap was shut privacy settings and security features. down and reinvented as Searsucker, modeled after Registration is open at the original Searsucker that opened in 2010 in the http://bit.ly/CVLibraryInternetSafety. Gaslamp Quarter and is still operating. The Internet Safety for Everyone was founded in rebranding of Burlap came as the then ownership 2018 by students from three local high schools was struggling with a restaurant expansion that COURTESY OF HAKKASAN GROUP in Carmel Valley (Torrey Pines High School, some saw as too rapid. Opened in 2013, Searsucker, in the Del Mar Highlands Town Center, will close at the Canyon Crest Academy, and Cathedral The Hakkasan Group did not explain the end of October. It originally opened in 2011 as Burlap. Catholic High School) to provide cyber safety reason for shuttering Searsucker. An emailed education that is drawn directly from the statement sent Thursday, Sept. 5, on behalf of the said Thursday, Sept. 5, it had not yet received cocktail bar surrounded by eight to 10 distinct personal experiences of teens in San Diego. restaurant said that, “After careful deliberation, we confirmation of the impending restaurant closure dining destinations. The organization held its first internet safety have taken the difficult decision to close and therefore could not say why Searsucker is Meanwhile, the competition for diners has workshop this past June that was hosted by Searsucker Del Mar located at the Del Mar leaving. heated up significantly with the opening across the Autism Society San Diego. Following the Highlands Town Center on October 30, 2019. The “We appreciated having them since 2013, the street of One Paseo, a $600 million project workshop at the Carmel Valley Library in restaurant will operate as normal until then. We’d they’ve been a great restaurant of ours,” said Tim that includes high-profile tenant, International September, Internet Safety for Everyone will like to thank our loyal customers for their Sullivan, general manager of the center. Smoke, a collaboration of San Francisco collaborate with other high school student continued support over the last six years. Our Searsucker’s departure comes amid a major $120 Michelin-starred chef and prolific restaurateur organizations and libraries this school year. other local Searsucker in the Gaslamp District million addition to Del Mar Highlands, which Michael Mina and food TV personality Ayesha For questions about the workshop or the continues to thrive and serve the greater San includes as its culinary centerpiece Sky Deck, a Curry. organization, please contact Stefan Prestrelski Diego community.” Barcelona-inspired restaurant collective. It is slated — Lori Weisberg is a reporter for The San Diego (President) or Sam Jafek (VP of Outreach) at Management of the Del Mar Highlands center to open early next year and will feature a central Union-Tribune isafesd.org

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And one lucky In March, the ballet will perform George person will go home with a pair of Balanchine’s “Walpugisnacht Ballet” and one-of-a-kind gold and diamond earrings with “Who Cares?.” The season closes in May with onyx and pearl. Resident Choreographer Elizabeth Wistrich’s The Hotel del Coronado is sponsoring the “Romeo and Juliet.” All productions are event for the fourth year in a row. “We are accompanied by The City Ballet Orchestra. honored to have the Hotel del Coronado as City Ballet of San Diego also operates the one of our Season Sponsors,” Jo Anne Emery, City Ballet School, which was started 28 years managing director of City Ballet of San Diego ago, just one year before the debut of the said. “Our guests love coming to the Del each company. The school offers a full ballet year for this annual event. The Del really curriculum for children, pre-professional knows how to pamper our patrons.” students and adults. Classes are offered seven This year’s gala will showcase the hotel’s days a week, and students can start as young as newly renovated Vista Walk with great views of CARLY TOPAZIO three years old. the ocean. The walk leads directly to the The City Ballet of San Diego’s Fundraising Gala takes place on Saturday, Oct. 12, from According to Emery, the company is always ballroom where the main event will be held. 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Hotel del Coronado. striving to expand its endeavors to reach a The ballroom has large windows that face the greater audience in San Diego. “In addition to ocean so gala goers can watch the sunset as patrons of City Ballet for more than 10 years. fully professional company. Twenty-four years presenting Balanchine ballets, the company they sit down to dinner. They also serve as trustees to the board of ago, the company was granted permission to performs works by former New York City One of the special moments of the evening directors of the nonprofit entity. perform its first George Balanchine ballet and Ballet’s artistic director Peter Martins and will be the announcement of the Opportunity City Ballet San Diego has a rich history of has now grown to 19 Balanchine ballets in its Jerome Robbins,” she explains. “The company Drawing winner, who’ll go home with a artistic excellence, education and community repertoire. would like to present works by other stunning pair of earrings designed especially outreach. This marks its 27th year, and a lot The first 15 years, the company performed in world-class choreographers to augment works for the event by jeweler John Matty of John has changed since the beginning. When the theaters throughout San Diego, including the by its own award-winning Resident Matty Co. in Rancho Santa Fe. Matty has company first started in 1993, it attracted a Spreckels Theatre which eventually became Choreographers Elizabeth Wistrich and Geoff created and donated the 18-carat white gold high level of dancers eager to work with City Ballet’s home theater. Thirteen years ago, Gonzalez.” and diamond earrings with onyx and pearl, directors Steven and Elizabeth Wistrich. In a conductor John Nettles formed The City Ballet The City Ballet of San Diego’s Fundraising valued at $10,000. short period of time, advanced students joined Orchestra, and for the past five years, all Gala takes place on Saturday, Oct. 12, from 6 Rancho Santa Fe residents Barbie and Dan the dancers for their productions. performances are now danced to live music. p.m. to 11 p.m. at Hotel del Coronado. Tickets Spinazzola are this year’s honorary chairs to The company eventually transitioned from a This season opens with Resident start at $125 per person. To learn more, go to the event. 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Valuing at La Jolla Playhouse will what’s next in American hosting its Annual Business Expo more than $500, this prize is sure to hold a special fundraising Theatre,” said Christopher Wednesday, Sept. 25, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. at provide an unforgettable experience for event “The Who’s Tommy: A Ashley, the Rich Family the Lomas Santa Fe Country Club. This anyone. Staged Concert Benefiting La artistic director of La Jolla event allows for local businesses to The best thing about the Business Jolla Playhouse” on Monday, Playhouse. “Now nearly come together to and network and Expo is that attendance is free and Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the three decades later, we are stimulate open dialogue between open to everyone-- no ticket or Mandell Weiss Theatre. delighted to bring Tommy themselves and the community. purchase needed. While the event is Helmed by Playhouse home to the Playhouse for Attendees will enjoy the Country free to everyone, people will be able to Director Emeritus and an extraordinary staged Club’s luxurious poolside setting while join the Dine Out Solana Beach Raffle Tommy original director and concert performance with getting to explore over 50 unique local with the purchase of a $10 raffle ticket. co-book writer Des McAnuff, many of its original cast businesses for the evening, while also For ticket sales, please visit the Solana this exclusive staged concert members.” getting to listen to the live COURTESY Beach Chamber of Commerce (210 W. performance of the “It is thrilling to be entertainment provided and taste Attendees enjoying the 2018 Solana Plaza, Solana Beach) or stop by the Playhouse-born, Tony working once again at La exceptional food from the local Beach Chamber of Commerce Business Expo the day of the event. Award-winning musical will Jolla Playhouse on Pete restaurants featured. Each business will Business Expo. Lomas Santa Fe Country Club is feature members of the Townshend’s extraordinary provide a gift to be raffled off all located at 1505 Lomas Santa Fe Dr, original Tommy Broadway music and lyrics for the throughout the evening. Beach” prize. One winner will be lucky Solana Beach, 92075. For more cast, as well as a special quintessential rock opera The biggest highlight for the night, enough to win seven days of dining for information, call: (858)755-4775 or on-stage appearance by Pete Tommy,” said McAnuff. “I however, will be the drawing for the two at some of the best restaurants in visit: www.facebook.com/events/ Townshend, legendary am greatly looking forward Chamber’s famous “Dine Out Solana Solana Beach. Winner will receive 654394435055220/ musician and Tommy to celebrating the 50th composer/lyricist, co-book anniversary of the release of writer and principal creator. the historic album with Speaker to discuss the enigma of President The event also celebrates the members of the original 50th anniversary of the Broadway cast, San Diego’s Thomas Jefferson Sept. 17 at Solana Beach Library release of iconic The Who’s beloved Red Dirt Band, my Tommy album. friends and colleagues of the Of all U.S. presidents, Thomas allowed him to do it, he authorized the Friends Night Out on Tuesday, Sept.17. “This celebrated musical Playhouse and with the San Jefferson remains its greatest enigma. Louisiana Purchase. The community is invited to come to was one of the earliest Diego audiences where it all How could the man who penned the These contradictory issues and the the Solana Beach Library for this special Playhouse productions to began. It promises to be a words, “all men are created equal” life of the country’s third president program at which time Blaine Davies move to Broadway, paving magnificent evening and an when he wrote the Declaration of who was a scientist, architect, farmer, will be the presenter. Davies has a MA the way for the Playhouse to important signpost in the Independence own slaves? While astronomer, scholar and statesman will in history and a BS degree in business become the place to see SEE MUSICAL, B14 doubting whether the Constitution be explored and discussed at the SEE JEFFERSON, B14 Paradise Sewing

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This year the Joyce The La Jolla and Carmel Valley units of a.m. Forum 2019 Jewish Short Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary The La Jolla and Carmel Valley Rady Film Festival will take place announced recently the second annual Children’s Hospital Auxiliary units are over two days and will beWELL Fitness Fair, which is scheduled for dedicated to fighting the growing mental feature 32 short films from Sunday, Sept. 29, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at health crisis among youth in this region. across the globe. the La Jolla High School Stadium. This Roughly one in five children in the U.S. The Joyce Forum was family-friendly fundraiser features a fitness experiences a behavioral health disorder. In named for Joyce Axelrod, boot camp, yoga class, local vendors, live San Diego, that’s nearly 190,000 children the co-founder of the San Diego International entertainment and opportunity drawing for and less than 10 percent of these children Jewish Film Festival (first held in 1990) and guests to enjoy. Net proceeds will benefit receive any medical attention. COURTESY founder and past chair of the Joyce Forum. Joyce Axelrod the new Copley Psychiatric Emergency The festival is open to children and Although no longer the chair, she remains an Department and affiliate programs at Rady adults. Individual admission is $20 for active participant in this year’s festival. This year’s Norbeck and Colby Smith from San Diego State Children’s, the region’s first emergency adults. Admission for children between the chair is Francine Ginsburg. University and Brett Goldstein from California facility dedicated to children experiencing a ages of 13 and 18 is $10. Children under 12 With more than 130 submissions from 21 State University San Marcos. mental or behavioral health crisis. The are free. Groups of 10 or more adults enjoy different countries, the Joyce Forum Short Film Their films will be shown Sunday, Sept. 22 facility is scheduled to open in 2020. 10% off admission prices. Limited VIP Festival’s expansion to two days was a natural during Program 3, the 1:30 p.m. showing. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Attendees tickets will be available for purchase at $100 transition. The two-day festival will include Q&A The films take viewers on a walk with local will be welcomed with opening and include a free swag bag and access to sessions and discussions with renowned characters from Ein Kerem, arguably one of the announcements from the beWELL team as VIP snack bar with complimentary treats. filmmakers and other special guests. most magical neighborhoods in Jerusalem. well as special guest Sheri Matthews The La Jolla YMCA will be offering its This year’s short films cover nearly every All three will lead a panel following the Kimmel, a former Lululemon ambassador, Kid’s Corner program, a supervised child cinematic genre: documentary, drama, comedy, screening of their films, to talk about their films wellness consultant and activist. Guests will care program featuring an obstacle course, animation and more. The films run from five to and experiences. participate in the boot camp with Coach games and more so parents can participate 30 minutes in length. After a highly competitive process that saw Tee at 8:30 a.m. followed by another in the event. The Kids Corner is free. The films are organized into five separate hundreds of applicants, the three local filmmakers speaker and a yoga class at 9:30 a.m. with Sponsorship opportunities are available programs, each featuring five to seven films. All became part of a group of 24 recognized young Pam Hendricks from CorePower Yoga. beginning at $500. films will be shown at the Lawrence Family Jewish filmmakers from five continents who participated Afterwards, guests will be able to enjoy a La Jolla High School is located at 750 Community Center in La Jolla. in the 2019 workshop experience. Countries variety of food and beverage vendors while Nautilus St, La Jolla, 92037. Registration The festival opens Saturday evening, Sept. 21, represented included America, Israel, Brazil, visiting the vendor village. The opportunity opens at 8 a.m.; events begins at 8:30 a.m. with six short films in Program 1. There will be China, South Africa, Australia, Uzbekistan, Poland drawing winners will be announced at To register for the event, visit four additional programs throughout the day on and Canada. 10:45 a.m. before concluding the event at 11 www.bewellfitnessfair.com. Sunday, Sept. 22. The MGSDII (www.mgsdii.org), located in Of local interest, three young San Diego Encinitas, focuses on academically rigorous filmmakers were awarded scholarships funded by Israel-related content and knowledgeable the Murray Galinson San Diego Israel Initiative discourse and interaction, to promote (MGSDII) to attend the Jerusalem Film Workshop, engagement and collaboration, particularly on a five-week summer program which was founded local college campuses. in 2014 to bring together talented, emerging For tickets and more information on the Sept. filmmakers from around the world. 21-22 Joyce Forum Short Film Festival, see: The three local university students are: Andrew www.sdcjc.org/sdijff/joyce_forum.aspx PAGE B8 - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - NORTH COAST www.delmartimes.net Solana Vista and Skyline Back to School Picnic Back to School Picnic for Solana Vista and Skyline families took place Aug. 26 Aat the Solana Vista Elementary School campus, sponsored by the PTA and Solana Beach Schools Foundation. 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Helen Woodward Animal Center’s 14th Annual Surf Dog Surf-a-Thon unites thousands of attendees to help orphan pets elen Woodward Animal Center held its signature beach event, the 14th Annual HSurf Dog Surf-A-Thon Sept. 8. The center and presenting sponsor Blue Buffalo welcomed thousands of human and canine spectators to Dog Beach Del Mar for the event which featured surfing dogs, a canine costume contest, a creative “freestyle surf” competition, as well as interactive booths, all for the benefit of the pets and programs at the center. One-hundred percent of the proceeds from the event are dedicated to helping orphan pets. For more information on the Surf Dog Surf-A-Thon visit www.animalcenter.org or call 858-756-4117.

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A boy and his dog enjoy the event. Kentucky and Derby love Best in Surf winners COURTESY WOODWARD CENTER www.delmartimes.net NORTH COAST - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - PAGE B9 Immunotherapy Foundation’s Rock & Roll Avalanche returns Sept. 21 with Billy Idol Immunotherapy Foundation’s Rock & Roll DJ Shine will set the stage for a rock and Avalanche returns Sept. 21 with rock & roll roll night, while guest enjoy tray-passed hors icon, Billy Idol. The legendary evening to d’oeuvres and a hosted bar during the silent “Rock out for Cancer Research” takes place auction. The live auction begins at 7:45 p.m. ~ at the Music Box, 1337 India St., San Diego. and Billy Idol will take the stage for his Enjoy an intimate evening at the rock & performance around 8:30 p.m. Individual Be playful. roll chic Music Box venue in Downtown San tickets are priced at $500, with sponsorships Diego’s Little Italy. Sponsorship and tickets still available. are on sale now. Starting at 6 p.m., VIP For tickets and more information, visit guests will enjoy access to a VIP-preferred www.theimmunotherapyfoundation.org. lounge for a pre-party reception with an Immunotherapy Foundation (IF) is a San ultra-select meet and greet opportunity with Diego-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization Billy Idol, all before doors open for general with a mission to eradicate HPV-related admission at 7 p.m. cancers.

San Diego Polo Classic coming Sept. 28 The San Diego Polo Classic teams are set. Playing for Tommy Bahama is the all Hawaiian pro team: Herman Louis DeCoite (4 goals) Devon Dailey (4 goals) Kawika Manoa (4 goals) vs.the Porsche San Diego team: Alejandro Nordheimer (5 goals), Topo Mendez (4 goals) Skyler Dale (3 goals) The skill level of these six players will be sure to deliver an edge-of-your-seat adrenaline rush. The San Diego Polo Classic will be held in the 3,000-seat Del Mar Arena on Sept. 28. Tickets are available from general admission tickets at $25 to Millionaire’s Row Boxes. . The San Diego Polo Classic will feature two exciting polo games (6:30 p.m. Douglas Elliman team vs Silver Seas Yachts and 8:15 p.m. Porsche San Diego vs Tommy Bahama), an Open Bar cocktail party from 6-7 p.m.(Millionaire’s Row Box attendees), Tommy Bahama informal modeling, Fascinator hat contest and post game party with the polo players. For those who like to party, the Millionaire’s Row Boxes include two cocktail parties. On Sept. 27 Millionaire’s Row Box holders will have the opportunity to have drinks and meet the polo players at the pre-game cocktail party from 6-8 p.m. at Silver Seas Yachts. On Sept. 28 there will be an open bar cocktail party from 6-7 p.m. to get you ready to cheer on your favorite team for some action packed arena polo. On the fashion side there is a fascinator hat contest for the women. Prizes will be awarded for most elegant and humorous. Tommy Bahama will also provide informal modeling. For tickets please call 760-668-6093 or visit poloamerica.com/san-diego-polo-classic.

4th annual Traveling Stories Fundraising Gala to be held at Lux Art Institute

Traveling Stories will host its 4th annual founding in 2010, and Mohammed Traveling Stories Fundraising Gala in Almahdawe, a 13-year-old junior volunteer conjunction with National Literacy Month at the StoryTent who started out with on Thursday, Sept. 19, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Traveling Stories as a reader. He fell in love at the Lux Art Institute (1550 South El with reading through the program and now Camino Real Encinitas, 92024). volunteers weekly to share that love with This year’s event’s theme is based on “Alice other kids. in Wonderland” and is open to kids and The event brings the community together families. Kids will receive Book Bucks and to celebrate businesses and individuals who there will be a special auction area with make literacy a priority as well as partners 7KLV VXPPHU ZH LQYLWH \RX WR EH IUHH 7R OHW JR RI WKH EXUGHQV DQG SUHVVXUHV RI GDLO\ OLIH kid-friendly prizes for the kids to bid with with organizations and teachers to improve DQG HVFDSH WR WKH SUHVHQW PRPHQW *HW DZD\ WR )DLUPRQW *UDQG 'HO 0DU DQG H[SHULHQFH their Book Bucks. children’s reading levels. The cost is $135 for GD\V DQG QLJKWV RI XQDEDVKHG SOD\IXOQHVV WRJHWKHU 6PLOHLQGXFLQJ DFWLYLWLHV ZHOOEHLQJ The organization will present its Red individual tickets; a table of 10 is priced at SRSXSV DQG 0HGLWHUUDQHDQLQVSLUHG EHDXW\ DZDLW Balloon Award that celebrates people who $1,200. promote reading and literacy in meaningful For more information, to purchase tickets ways. This year’s recipients are Kris Moberly, or become an event sponsor, visit (1-2< <285 a volunteer at Traveling Stories since its www.travelingstories.com/gala. 5' 1,*+7 )5(( ,QFOXGHV OX[XU\ JXHVW URRP RU VXLWH DFFRPPRGDWLRQV DQG PRUH Scripps fall prevention workshop to be held Sept. 21 9,6,7 )$,50217&206$1',(*2 25 &$// 72 3/$1 <285 )5(('20 “Standing Strong for fall prevention and balance” will be held Saturday, Sept. 21, from 8:30 a.m. -11:30 a.m. at Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla Schaetzel Center, 9890 Genesee Avenue, La Jolla, 92037. Attend this free-interactive event to learn more about what you can do to prevent falls this autumn and year round. Yuan Shao, MD, geriatric medicine specialist, will be the keynote speaker. Registration opens at 8 a.m. Presentation begins at 8:30 a.m. The resource fair will be open from 8 -11:30 a.m. The event will also include: Engaging presentations from fall prevention expert; Balance and fall risk screening assessments by Scripps physical therapy and occupational therapy specialists; Complimentary breakfast; Resources for you and your family. Free parking. Registration required: www.scripps.org/events/fall-prevention-workshop-september-21-2019 PAGE B10 - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - NORTH COAST www.delmartimes.net Pro Kids: San Diego 25th Anniversary Celebration ro Kids: The First Tee of San Diego celebrated its 25th anniversary Sept. 7 Pat the Fairmont Grand Del Mar. Amy and Phil Mickelson were honored at the event for their contributions to the organization. The mission of Pro Kids: The First Tee of San Diego is to “challenge underserved youth to excel in life by promoting character development, life skills, and values through education and the game of golf.” Visit www.thefirstteesandiego.org Online: delmartimes.net

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San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy are County Chapter members. $10 for others. community-centric event that provides an Carmel Valley Library: hosting a free family event that includes Information: 760-431-8820. abundance of business-building activities and Senior Symposium animals that slither, swim, jump and fly in resources, and facilitates invaluable very interesting ways. The event will be held connections and networking with top-players Carmel Valley Branch Library will host a on Saturday, Oct. 5, 10 a.m.-11 a.m. at La Bipolar support group in the Fempreneur community of San Diego. Senior Symposium, Monday, Sept. 16 at 1 Colonia Community Center, 715 Valley Ave. meeting in Del Mar For more information and to register, visit p.m. for a presentation by Jessica Johnson on Solana Beach. Participants will learn about fabfempreneurs.com/fest/ “Hidden San Diego.” Discover hidden gems local animals that call San Diego “home.” The Del Mar branch of Depression Bipolar and abandoned places from San Diego’s Through fun dance moves and up-close Support Alliance will meet from 2-4 p.m. history. The Carmel Valley Branch Library is animal encounters, children will walk away Tuesday, Sept. 17, at Pacifica Del Mar ArtWalk Carlsbad located at 3919 Townsgate Dr. San Diego, knowing hot to crawl like a tortoise and restaurant in the Del Mar Plaza. Family and The 2nd annual ArtWalk Carlsbad will 92130. For more information, please contact slither like a snake. Space limited to 50 people friends are welcome. Parking is validated for return to Armada Drive to bring immersive Carmel Valley Branch Library at (858) and registration is required. This program is the underground garage. For more art experiences, visual arts and live music — 552-1668. made possible from generous funds granted information, contact Roger Alsabrook at including a performance by A.J. Croce — to from the City of Solana Beach. Register at [email protected] or 858-525-1509. North County on Saturday, Sept. 21 and sdrvcmoveit.eventbrite.com. Questions: Sunday, Sept. 22. The ticketed fine arts KAABOO music festival Email Ana Lutz-Johnson, [email protected], or festival will elevate the grounds above the The KAABOO music festival at the Del Mar call 858-755-6956. Coastal Clean-up Day Carlsbad Flower Fields as chalk artists create Fairgrounds will take place from Sept. 13-15. Volunteers are invited to join the San temporary masterpieces live and more than Musical artists from multiple genres BijouRocks and Satori Dieguito River Valley Conservancy and the 175 visual artists showcase and sell their performing throughout the weekend include City of Del Mar on Saturday, Sept. 21, 9 unique art pieces. Overlooking the ocean, Kings of Leon, Dave Matthews Band, Black Design: ‘Fall In ... a.m.-noon, to restore habitat along the River attendees can explore different facets of art Eyed Peas, Boyz II Men, Snoop Dogg with the Path Del Mar and San Dieguito Lagoon as while enjoying beautiful views. ArtWalk Wu-Tang Clan, Kings of Leon, Mumford & Fashion Show’ part the statewide Coastal Cleanup Day. Carlsbad will run from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Sons, Duran Duran, Cheryl Crow and BijouRocks and Satori Design present “Fall Volunteers will be preparing new Saturday, Sept. 21, and 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Badflower. For more information, visit In ... Fashion Show” Saturday, Sept.14 4-7 2019–2020 planting areas along the River Sunday, Sept. 22. For more information and kaaboodelmar.com. p.m. at 124 E. Cliff St., Solana Beach. Enjoy a Path Del Mar at the San Dieguito Lagoon. to purchase tickets,visit artwalkcarlsbad.org. fun afternoon of Fall Fashion, art, unique They are needed to help weed the future gifts, music, and lite bites. View the latest fall planting areas and water the 2018/2019 Creedence Clearwater ‘Beyond Pills and fashion finds from Satori Designs and newest plantings. Limited to 35 volunteers. All ages Potions’ talk in Del Mar collections by Reine Krief. Visit welcome with waiver. Revisited benefit www.bijourocks.com and satori-designs.com Gloves will be provided. Volunteers should A talk on a new model of health and wear hats and closed-toed shoes and should concert at Belly Up healing will be presented by Steve Bierman, San Diego Museum bring reusable water bottles and buckets. The NAMM’s Museum of Making Music MD, during a Sept. 18 meeting in Del Mar event is near 2201 San Dieguito Dr. Del Mar, (MoMM) and Friends of San Pasqual Town Hall sponsored by Del Mar Community of Art speaker 92014. Registration now open at Academy have joined forces to present the Connections (DMCC). In the 3:30 p.m. talk, cleanupday.org. iconic sounds of Creedence Clearwater “Beyond Pills and Potions,” Bierman will event in Del Mar Free parking is available at Coastal Access Revisited on Wednesday, Sept. 25, 7 p.m. at discuss healing that emphasizes conventional On Sept. 16, Regina Palm, associate curator Parking lot at the corner of San Dieguito Dr. the Belly Up Tavern, in Solana Beach. The science and then extends beyond it to of American Art at the San Diego Museum of and Jimmy Durante Blvd. Contact SDRVC evening will feature the group’s founding include motivational factors such as placebos Art, will be presenting “On View-American Conservation Manager Jonathan Appelbaum members, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Stu and hypnosis. Space for the free talk in Town Highlights” from the museum’s own at [email protected] for more information. Cook and Doug “Cosmo” Clifford, backed by Hall is limited. Reservations may be made by collection. After approximately five years, the their full band singing time-honored hits like calling 858-792-7565 or email American galleries will have works on display “Born on the Bayou,” “Down on the Corner” [email protected]. Del Mar Community that have either never been seen or have not Fab Fempreneur Fest and “Susie Q.” Proceeds from the evening Connections is a local nonprofit devoted to been seen for quite some time. Palm is very Fab Fempreneur Fest 2019 is a “business will support each organization’s creative work serving and supporting seniors. enthusiastic about the collection and is a conference meets retreat” where women to prepare at-risk youth for lifelong success lively speaker. The lecture will be held in St. come together to focus on growth in their and will highlight the organizations’ shared Peter’s Episcopal Church, Parish Hall, Del business, make meaningful connections, and belief in music making as a positive force for Hands-on learning Mar, 15th and Maiden Lane, (across from the get a much-needed recharge. Fab Fempreneur people of all ages. The Belly Up Tavern is program with animals Del Mar Plaza). Registration and refreshments Fest will be held Sept. 27-28 at the Westin located at 143 S. Cedros Ave., Solana Beach. at 9:30 a.m. and meeting at 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Carlsbad Resort and Spa. 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To learn more about making Hauling Local Business since 1987 YourY Satisfaction is our Commitment! him part of your family, please call (619) 299-7012. www.delmartimes.net CLASSIFIEDS NORTH COAST - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - PAGE B13 p pp y 100 - LEGAL NOTICES FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 92007. This business is conducted by: of the initial publication of the Notice Placing the highest bid at a trustee of sale may be postponed one or more NAME STATEMENT an Individual. The first day of business of Sale is: $775,324.36 If the Trustee is auction does not automatically entitle times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS File No.: 2019-9021388 was 08/29/2019. This statement was unable to convey title for any reason, you to free and clear ownership of the trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section NAME STATEMENT Fictitious Business Name(s): filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., the successful bidder’s sole and ex- property. You should also be aware 2924g of the California Civil Code. The File No.: 2019-9019966 a. Mistral Marine Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego clusive remedy shall be the return of that the lien being auctioned off may law requires that information about Fictitious Business Name(s): Located at: 404 Encinitas Bl. #238, County on August 29, 2019. Gloria monies paid to the Trustee, and the be a junior lien. If you are the highest trustee sale postponements be made a. Rebecca Collopy Design Encinitas, CA 92024, San Diego County. Ann Mirabella. DM7624144 9/12, 9/19, successful bidder shall have no further bidder at the auction, you are or may available to you and to the public, as b. Head 2 Home Mailing Address: 315 S Coast Hwy 9/26, 10/3/2019 recourse. The beneficiary under said be responsible for paying off all liens a courtesy to those not present at the c. Heads Up Consulting, Jonathon 101, Ste U67, Encinitas, CA 92024 Deed of Trust heretofore executed senior to the lien being auctioned sale. If you wish to learn whether your Collopy PhD. Registered Owners Name(s): a. Phillip FICTITIOUS BUSINESS and delivered to the undersigned a off, before you can receive clear title sale date has been postponed, and, if Located at: 306 Lynwood Ave, Wade Parker, 404 Encinitas Blvd. #238, NAME STATEMENT written Declaration of Default and to the property. You are encouraged applicable, the rescheduled time and Solana Beach, CA 92075, San Diego Encinitas, CA 92024. This business is File No.: 2019-9019333 Demand for Sale, and written Notice to investigate the existence, priority, date for the sale of this property, you County. Registered Owners Name(s): conducted by: an Individual. The first Fictitious Business Name(s): of Default and Election to Sell. The un- and size of outstanding liens that may may call (800) 280-2832 for informa- a. We-R-Fabrics of San Diego, Inc., day of business has not yet started . a. Random Shores dersigned caused a Notice of Default exist on this property by contacting tion regarding the trustee’s sale or 306 Lynwood Ave., Solana Beach, This statement was filed with Ernest Located at: 6417 Tobria Terrace, and Election to Sell to be recorded the county recorder’s office or a title visit this Internet Web site - www.Auc- CA 92075 , California. This business J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Carlsbad, CA 92011, San Diego County. in the county where the real prop- insurance company, either of which tion.com - for information regarding is conducted by: a Corporation. The Clerk of San Diego County on Aug Registered Owners Name(s): a. Gabriel erty is located. Dated: 9/3/2019 THE may charge you a fee for this infor- the sale of this property, using the file first day of business was 08/01/2019. 30, 2019. Phillip Wade Parker. 9/12, De Koning, 6417 Tobria Terrace, MORTGAGE LAW FIRM, PLC Adriana mation. If you consult either of these number assigned to this case: 146855. This statement was filed with Ernest 9/19, 9/26, 10/3/2019 SB7622017 Carlsbad, CA 92011. This business Durham/Authorized Signature 27455 resources, you should be aware that Information about postponements J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County is conducted by: an Individual. The TIERRA ALTA WAY, STE. B, TEMECULA, the same lender may hold more than that are very short in duration or that Clerk of San Diego County on August FICTITIOUS BUSINESS first day of business was 6/21/2016. CA 92590 (619) 465-8200 FOR TRUST- one mortgage or deed of trust on the occur close in time to the scheduled 13, 2019. Jonathon Collopy, CEO. NAME STATEMENT This statement was filed with Ernest EE’S SALE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN- sale may not immediately be reflected SB7619360 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19/2019 File No.: 2019-9020797 J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County (800) 280-2832 The Mortgage Law ER: The sale date shown on this notice in the telephone information or on Fictitious Business Name(s): Clerk of San Diego County on Aug 7, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Firm, PLC. may be attempting to col- a. California Legal Assistants 2019. Gabriel De Koning. SB7615304 NAME STATEMENT lect a debt. Any information obtained b. BDR Music Productions 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9/5/2019 may be used for that purpose. NOTICE File No.: 2019-9020886 Located at: 1759 Oceanside Blvd. Unit Fictitious Business Name(s): TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS: If you are CROSSWORD 147, Oceanside, CA 92054, San Diego FICTITIOUS BUSINESS considering bidding on this prop- a. Good Deeds Trucking County. Registered Owners Name(s): NAME STATEMENT Located at: 12580 Carmel Creek Road erty lien, you should understand that a. Donna Rae Loring, 1759 Oceanside File No.: 2019-9019084 there are risks involved in bidding at #45, San Diego, CA 92130, San Diego Blvd Unit 147, Oceanside CA 92054, Fictitious Business Name(s): County. Registered Owners Name(s): a trustee auction. You will be bidding California. This business is conducted a. F45 Training Solana Beach on a lien, not on the property itself. a. Leah Erin Rodig Davis, 12580 by: an Individual. The first day of busi- Located at: 303 S. Cedros Ave, Carmel Creek Road #45, San Diego, ness was 10/10/2007. This statement Solana, CA 92075, San Diego County. CA 92130. b. Robert Joe Davis, 12580 was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Registered Owners Name(s): a. Koa Fit, Carmel Creek Road #45, San Diego, LLC, 7111 Enders Ave, San Diego, CA Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San 9 CA 92130. This business is conducted Diego County on August 23, 2019. 92122, CA. This business is conducted 1 by: a Married Couple. The first day Donna Rae Loring. DM7623838 9/12, by: a Limited Liability Company. of business has not yet started . This 9/19, 9/26, 10/3/2019 The first day of business has not yet statement was filed with Ernest J. started . This statement was filed with FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder RS 9/05/20 Clerk of San Diego County on Aug. NAME STATEMENT / County Clerk of San Diego County E 26, 2019. Robert Joe Davis. 9/5, 9/12, File No.: 2019-9019873 on Aug 5, 2019. Molly J. Phillips, CEO. Fictitious Business Name(s): 9/19, 9/26/2019 DM7619891 CV7615808 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12/2019 ANSW a. MICROBLADESANDIEGO FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Located at: 6035 Camino San Fermin, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NAME STATEMENT San Diego, CA 92130, San Diego Trustee Sale No. 146855 Title No. File No.: 2019-9019990 County. Registered Owners Name(s): 02-19028410 NOTE: THERE IS A SUM- Fictitious Business Name(s): a. Masoda Nejati, 6035 Camino San MARY OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS a. SignalPET Fermin Apt #202, San Diego, CA DOCUMENT ATTACHED. YOU ARE IN Located at: 11855 Sorrento Valley 92130. This business is conducted by: DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DO YOU NEED Road, Suite 524, San Diego, CA 92121, an Individual. The first day of business DATED 06/22/2006. UNLESS YOU TAKE San Diego County. Registered Owners was 4/04/2019. This statement was ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- TO PUBLISH Name(s): a. Westside Veterinary filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Innovation, LLC, 11855 Sorrento Valley Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Road, Suite 524, San Diego, CA 92121, County on Aug 13, 2019. Masoda OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED- A LEGAL AD? Delaware. This business is conducted Nejati. 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12/2019 ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD by: a Limited Liability Company. The DM7615481 CONTACT A LAWYER. On 10/11/2019 first day of business was 03/01/2019. at 9:00 AM, The Mortgage Law Firm, This statement was filed with Ernest FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PLC, as duly appointed Trustee under Let Us Help! J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / County NAME STATEMENT and pursuant to Deed of Trust re- Clerk of San Diego County on File No.: 2019-9020787 corded 06/30/2006, as Instrument No. August 14, 2019. Neil Shaw, Manager. Fictitious Business Name(s): 2006-0467739, in book xx, page xx, DM7619392 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19/2019 a. NVME of Official Records in the office of the Located at: 13335 Seagrove Street, County Recorder of San Diego County, Fictitious Business FICTITIOUS BUSINESS San Diego, CA 92130, San Diego State of California, executed by Sal- Names NAME STATEMENT County. Registered Owners Name(s): vador Alcala-Guerrero and Natividad File No.: 2019-9020250 a. The Doctor’s Wife, LLC, 13335 Alcala, Husband and Wife as Joint Name Changes Fictitious Business Name(s): Seagrove Street, San Diego, CA 92130, Tenants, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- a. Art of Esco Delaware. This business is conducted TION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, Lien Sales Located at: 1205 J St., Suite J, San by: a Limited Liability Company. CASHIER’S CHECK/CASH EQUIVALENT Diego, CA 92075, San Diego County. The first day of business has not yet or other form of payment authorized Alcoholic Beverages Registered Owners Name(s): a. started . This statement was filed with by 2924h(b), (payable at time of sale Anatomy Organics LLC, 1205 J Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder / in lawful money of the United States), License St., Suite J, San Diego,CA 92101, County Clerk of San Diego County on At the entrance to the East County California. This business is conducted Aug 23, 2019. Joanne Laverson, CEO. Regional Center, 250 E. Main Street, Petitions for Probate by: a Limited Liability Company. 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, 9/26/2019 DM7619602 El Cajon, CA 92020. All right, title and The first day of business has not yet FICTITIOUS BUSINESS interest conveyed to and now held Trustee Sales started . This statement was filed with by it under said Deed of Trust in the Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., Recorder NAME STATEMENT File No.: 2019-9020888 property situated in said County and Summons - Divorce / County Clerk of San Diego County State, described as: FULLY DESCRIBED on August 16, 2019. Andrew Beltran, Fictitious Business Name(s): a. Good Deeds Real Estate IN THE ABOVE DEED OF TRUST. APN Annual Report CEO-Owner. SB7619397 8/29, 9/5, 255-070-37-00 The street address and 9/12, 9/19/2019 Located at: 12580 Carmel Creek Road #45, San Diego, CA 92130, San Diego other common designation, if any, of Non-Responsibility the real property described above is FICTITIOUS BUSINESS County. Registered Owners Name(s): NAME STATEMENT a. Robert Joe Davis, 12580 Carmel purported to be: 2507 Jacaranda Ave, Dissolutions of File No.: 2019-9020692 Creek Road #45, San Diego, CA 92130. Carlsbad, CA 92009 The undersigned Partnership Fictitious Business Name(s): This business is conducted by: an Trustee disclaims any liability for any a. Pi Energy Individual. The first day of business incorrectness of the street address Located at: 11555 Sorrento Valley has not yet started . This statement and other common designation, if Rd. Suite 204, San Diego, CA 92121, was filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, any, shown herein. Said sale will be Call Today! San Diego County. Registered Jr., Recorder / County Clerk of San made, but without covenant or war- Owners Name(s): a. Pacific Integrated Diego County on Aug. 26, 2019. ranty, expressed or implied, regarding Energy, Inc., 1555 Sorrento Valley Robert Joe Davis. 9/5, 9/12, 9/19, title, possession, or encumbrances, to 858.748.2311858.218.7200 Rd. Suite 204, San Diego, CA 92121, 9/26/2019 DM7619900 pay the remaining principal sum of DE. This business is conducted by: a the note(s) secured by said Deed of Corporation. The first day of business FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Trust, with interest thereon, as pro- 858.218.7237 was 10/26/2011. This statement was NAME STATEMENT vided in said note(s), advances, if any, 800.914.6434 filed with Ernest J. Dronenburg, Jr., File No.: 2019-9021218 under the terms of said Deed of Trust, Recorder / County Clerk of San Diego Fictitious Business Name(s): fees, charges and expenses of the County on August 22, 2019. Phil a. Gloria’s Pet Services Trustee and of the trusts created by Located at: 2040 Manchester Ave. said Deed of Trust. The total amount Layton, CEO. DM7619467 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19/2019 Unit C, Cardiff, CA 92007, San Diego of the unpaid balance of the obliga- County. Registered Owners Name(s): tion secured by the property to be PLACE A GARAGE SALE AD a. Gloria Ann Mirabella, 2040 sold and reasonable estimated costs, TODAY! CALL 800-914-6434 Manchester Ave. Unit C, Cardiff, CA expenses and advances at the time

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He received a DMA 09/12/2019, 09/19/2019, 09/26/2019 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA CHANGE OF NAME DM7622738 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO CASE NUMBER: from USC and is on the faculty of Mt. San 325 South Melrose Drive 37-2019-00043205-CU-PT-CTL Friends of Antonio College. Nadia Azzi, pianist of the Vista, CA 92081 TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Ohreally Piano Trio, is the recipient of top PETITION OF: PETITION OF: Alex Ripol and Carla the Poor Walk prizes in numerous competitions at the state, City of Del Mar Design Review John Brogan Moody & Tatiana Ripol on behalf of Michelle Ripol Board Agenda Del Mar Town Hall Shingel Moody de la Fuente and Daniela Ripol de Raising awareness of the needs of people national, and international level. Hear music 1050 Camino Del Mar for change of name. la Fuente filed a petition with this living in poverty and hearing about ways to by Iturralde, Chopin, Piazzolla and others. Start Time: 6:00PM, ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR A court for a decree changing names as Wednesday September 25, 2019 CHANGE OF NAME follows: assist them is the goal of the annual Friends (Parks, Rec. and Cultural Arts). 760- ROLL CALL; APPROVAL OF MINUTES CASE NUMBER: a. Present Name : Michelle Ripol of the Poor Walk, which is organized by the 633-2746, www.nadiaazzi.com, Design Review Board Hearing Minutes 37-2019-00043319-CU-PT-NC de la Fuente to Proposed Name: National Council of the United States www.andrewharrison. com Tickets: of July 24, 2019 and August 28, 2019; TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Michelle Ripol. UPDATE; HEARING FROM THE AUDI- Petitioner(S): John Brogan Moody b. Present Name : Daniela Ripol de la Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP). The www.encinitas.tix.com. Cost: $14 ENCE ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE & Tatiana Shingel Moody filed a Fuente to Proposed Name: Daniela conference at St. John the Evangelist AGENDA; DESIGN REVIEW BOARD/ petition with this court for a decree Ripol. Catholic Church has scheduled its 1-mile STAFF DISCUSSION (Non-Application changing names as follows: THE COURT ORDERS that all persons Silver Age Yoga Items); DISCUSSION AND BRIEFING a. Present Name : Nina Irene Moody interested in this matter appear be- walk around the parish campus on Sat., Sept. (Application Items); CONSENT CAL- to Proposed Name: Mila Irene Moody fore this court at the hearing indicated 21, at 11 a.m. Walkers should register in celebration ENDAR THE COURT ORDERS that all persons below to show cause, if any, why the advance at fopwalk.org/event/2371. The CITY APPLICATION(S): interested in this matter appear be- petition for change of name should ITEM 1 DRB18-022 fore this court at the hearing indicated not be granted. Any person objecting walk is free, but donations are encouraged as Silver Age Yoga, a nonprofit that provides APN: 299-230-25-00 Address: 1658 below to show cause, if any, why the to the name changes described above it is the major annual fundraiser for the free yoga classes to seniors, is celebrating 16 Coast Boulevard (Powerhouse Com- petition for change of name should must file a written objection that conference to assist people in need. Check-in years and over 17,000 free classes taught munity Center) Zone: Public Parkland not be granted. Any person objecting includes the reasons for the objection (PP) Overlay Zones: Coastal Bluff, to the name changes described above at least two days before the matter is begins at 10:15 a.m. the day of the walk. with its Annual Celebration on Tuesday, Beach, Historic Preservation, Open must file a written objection that scheduled to be heard and must ap- Lunch will be provided after the walk. Event Sept. 17 at the Powerhouse Community Space Environmental Status: Cat- includes the reasons for the objection pear at the hearing to show cause why location: Parish grounds, 1001 Encinitas Center in Del Mar. The event is from egorically exempt from the California at least two days before the matter is the petition should not be granted. If Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) per scheduled to be heard and must ap- no written objection is timely filed, the Blvd. Encinitas. 5:30-8:30 p.m. with live classical guitar, great CEQA Guidelines Article 19, Section pear at the hearing to show cause why court may grant the petition without food, wine, silent auction, and magnificent the petition should not be granted. If a hearing. 15301 (Existing Facilities) Staff Con- sunset and ocean views. Tickets are $55 or tact: Jennifer Gavin, Associate Planner no written objection is timely filed, the NOTICE OF HEARING Date: Nov. 7, Description: A request for a recom- court may grant the petition without 2019 Time: 9:00 am Dept: 903 The Church holds open $65. The silent auction features items from mendation to the City Council for the a hearing. address of the court is: 1100 Union local artists, unique themed baskets and NOTICE OF HEARING Date: Oct 8, Street San Diego, CA 92101 house Sept. 14 expansion of the existing upper level local restaurants. All proceeds from the event deck at Powerhouse Park Community 2019 Time: 8:30 am Dept: 23 The A copy of this Order to Show Cause Center. address of the court is: 325 South shall be published at least once St. Demiana Coptic Orthodox Church will support Silver Age Yoga classes. For more MODIFICATION APPLICATION(S): Melrose Drive Vista, CA 92081. each week for four successive weeks holds an open house from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. information or to buy tickets, go to A copy of this Order to Show Cause prior to the date set for hearing on the ITEM 2 MOD19-010 Saturday, Sept. 14 at 14300 Camino Del Sur. www.silverageyoga.org/celebration or call APN: 300-410-03-00 Location: 1127 shall be published at least once petition in the following newspaper Cuchara Drive Owner/Applicant: John each week for four successive weeks of general circulation, printed in this Highlights include Egyptian cuisine, free 858-693-3110. & Kathleen Schreiber Applicant’s Rep- prior to the date set for hearing on the county: Del Mar Times spiritual books and learning about St. petition in the following newspaper Date: Aug 19, 2019 resentative: Bokal & Sneed Architects Demiana’s ministry. Visit stdemiana.com. Zone: R1-10 Overlay Zone: None En- of general circulation, printed in this Peter C. Deddeh NC Rep Impro vironmental Status: Exempt Contact county: Del Mar Times Judge of the Superior Court Person: Afshin Atapour, Assistant Plan- Date: Aug 19, 2019 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19/2019 DM7617906 Theatre’s Shakespeare ner Description: A request to modify Sim von Kalinowski Voices for Children: a previously approved Administrative Judge of the Superior Court SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA Design Review Permit (ADR19-041) to 8/29, 9/5, 9/12, 9/19/2019 DM7619135 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Starry Starry Unscripted construct two (2) new trellis structures 330 West Broadway SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA San Diego, CA 92101 Paying homage to the genius of William with associated lighting; construct COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO Night benefit Shakespeare, Impro Theatre’s company one (1) new retaining wall; and install PETITION OF: 330 West Broadway Vinita one (1) new self-contained spa at an San Diego, CA 92101. Central Division. Starry Starry Night, one of San Diego’s spontaneously creates a new play in The existing single-dwelling unit. for change of name. PETITION OF: ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR A premier fundraising events, will be held on Bard’s unmistakable style. NEW APPLICATION(S): Itahi Caballero Silva ITEM 3 DRB19-007 CHANGE OF NAME Saturday, Sept. 28, from 5-11 p.m. The 17th Shakespeare Unscripted will take place on for change of name. CASE NUMBER: APN: 299-173-16-00 Location: 2045 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR A annual gala will take place at the Rancho Sept. 16 at 7:30 p.m. North Coast Repertory Seaview Avenue Owner/Applicant: 37-2019-00046377-CU-PT-CTL CHANGE OF NAME TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS Valencia Resort & Spa. All event proceeds Theatre is located at 987 Lomas Santa Fe John Cottingham Applicant’s Repre- CASE NUMBER: sentative: Dean Meredith Zone: R1-10 Petitioner(S): Vinita filed a petition will benefit Voices for Children, a local Drive, Solana Beach, 92075. Call 37-2019-00041597-CU-PT-CTL with this court for a decree changing Environmental Status: Exempt Con- TO ALL INTERESTED PERSONS nonprofit organization which transforms the 858-481-1055 or visit www.northcoastrep.org tact Person: Jennifer Gavin, Associate names as follows: Petitioner(S): Itahi Caballero Silva a. Present Name : Vinita to Proposed lives of children in foster care by providing to purchase tickets. Planner Description: A request for a filed a petition with this court for a Design Review Permit to remodel an Name: Vinita Bhatt them with volunteer Court Appointed decree changing names as follows: THE COURT ORDERS that all persons existing single dwelling unit including a. Present Name : Itahi Caballero Special Advocates (CASAs). CASAs advocate an approximately 90 square foot addi- interested in this matter appear be- Playhouse Productions Silva to Proposed Name: Itahi De fore this court at the hearing indicated for foster children in the courtroom, at tion and deck at the northeast corner Grazier of the residence; the conversion of a below to show cause, if any, why the school, and in the community to ensure The new play, “The Coast Starlight” runs THE COURT ORDERS that all persons petition for change of name should 100 square foot covered porch into interested in this matter appear be- their needs are prioritized. through Sept. 15 at La Jolla Playhouse’s fully enclosed FAR at the northwest not be granted. Any person objecting fore this court at the hearing indicated to the name changes described above Tables and individual tickets can be Potiker Theatre, exploring what could corner of the residence; and approxi- below to show cause, if any, why the mately 107 square feet of FAR exempt must file a written objection that purchased at SSN2019.org. happen when six travelers board a train petition for change of name should includes the reasons for the objection closet space at the rear of the home not be granted. Any person objecting heading up the California Coast; and the with associated hardscape, landscape, at least two days before the matter is to the name changes described above scheduled to be heard and must ap- musical satire “Kiss My Aztec!” runs through and exterior lighting modifications. must file a written objection that Music by the Sea ITEM 4 DRB19-013; CDP19-007; pear at the hearing to show cause why Oct. 13, at the Playhouse’s Mandell Weiss includes the reasons for the objection the petition should not be granted. If LC19-006 at least two days before the matter is Friday, Sept. 20 7:30 p.m.- 8:45 p.m. Theatre, 2910 La Jolla Village Drive, on the APN: 300-093-08-00 Location: 1023 no written objection is timely filed, the scheduled to be heard and must ap- court may grant the petition without Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive, UC San Diego campus. Tickets from $25. Stratford Court Owner/Applicant: pear at the hearing to show cause why Glynn and Colette Bolitho Applicant’s a hearing. Encinitas. Music By The Sea: Andrew (858) lajollaplayhouse.org the petition should not be granted. If NOTICE OF HEARING Date: Nov 21, Representative: Bokal and Sneed Ar- no written objection is timely filed, the chitects Zone: R2 Overlay Zone: None 2019 Time: 9:00 a.m. Dept: 903 The court may grant the petition without address of the court is: 1100 Union Environmental Status: Exempt Con- a hearing. FROM MUSICAL, B6 seating, Cast After-Party, and a pre-concert tact Person: Jennifer Gavin, Associate Street San Diego, CA 92101. NOTICE OF HEARING Date: Oct 31, A copy of this Order to Show Cause Reception with hosted bar and hors Planner Description: A request for 2019 Time: 9:00 a.m. Dept: 903 The Design Review, Coastal Development shall be published at least once history of this monumental work.” d’oeuvres. Visit LaJollaPlayhouse.org for address of the court is: 1100 Union each week for four successive weeks Permit and Land Conservation Permits Street San Diego, CA 92101. Tickets prices start at $500 for the Concert tickets and additional information. All to construct a new single dwelling prior to the date set for hearing on the A copy of this Order to Show Cause unit with associated grading, hard- petition in the following newspaper and Cast After-Party, including hosted proceeds benefit La Jolla Playhouse’s shall be published at least once scape, landscape, and exterior light- of general circulation, printed in this cocktail and dessert bar; with tiers at $750 Artistic, Education and Outreach each week for four successive weeks ing modifications. county: Carmel Valley News prior to the date set for hearing on the for upgraded Concert seating and Cast programs, including those benefiting ITEM 5 DRB19-017 Date: Sep 4, 2019 petition in the following newspaper APN: 299-093-19 Location: 212 22nd Peter C. Deddeh After-Party; and $1,000 for Premium Concert military families. of general circulation, printed in this Street Owner/Applicant: Robert & Judge of the Superior Court county: Carmel Valley News Lucy Jackson Applicant’s Represen- 9/12, 9/19, 9/26, 10/3/2019 Date: Aug 9, 2019 tative: Dean Meredith Architecture CV7623955 FROM JEFFERSON, B6 stories take place. Peter C. Deddeh Zone: RM-East Overlay Zone: Flood- Judge of the Superior Court The program will be in The Cove at the plain Environmental Status: Exempt DID YOU KNOW...? 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12/2019 CV7615659 Contact Person: Adriana Jaramishian, Do you know the names of and enjoys researching and preparing Solana Beach Library located at 157 Assistant Planner Description: A re- SUPERIOR COURT the three wise monkeys? history lectures. He taught U.S. history at Stevens Avenue in Solana Beach. They are: Mizaru (See no quest for a Design Review Permit for OF CALIFORNIA Boise State University for 14 years. He Refreshments will be available at 6 p.m. construction of a new 386 square COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO evil), Mikazaru (Kikazaru – foot deck, one new door to access the 330 West Broadway Hear no evil), and Mazaru enjoys traveling and often reads historical and the program will start promptly at proposed deck, new wall lights, and a San Diego, CA 92101 (Iwazaru – Speak no evil). novels in the same locations where the 6:30 p.m. www.delmartimes.net NORTH COAST - SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 - PAGE B15 OPEN HOUSES CARMEL VALLEY $739,000 3704 MYKONOS LANE Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 3 BD / 2.5 BA Anne Harrison, Berkshire Hathaway 858-335-8635 $859,000 12543 CAMARERO COURT Sat 1 pm to 4 pm 3 BD / 2.5 BA Diane Medina, Compass 858-922-2115 $1,555,575 5334 MORNING SAGE WAY LOT 77 Sat & Sun 11 am to 5 pm 5BD/5.5BA DanConway,PacificSotheby’s 858-243-0873 $1,669,035 5316 SWEETWATER TRAILS LOT 57 Sat & Sun 11 am to 5 pm 4BD/4.5BA DanConway,PacificSotheby’s 858-243-0873 $1,688,000 13352 WENDOVER TERRACE Sat 1 pm to 3 pm

COURTESY OF WILLIS ALLEN 5 BD / 4 BA Chris Morrison, Berkshire Hathaway 858-353-7390 $1,799,000 12822 SEABREEZE FARMS DRIVE Sun 1 pm to 4 pm Weight loss icon Jenny Craig’s beachfront home recently sold for $22 million. 5 BD / 3.5 BA Charles and Farryl Moore, Coldwell Banker 858-395-7525 $1,849,900 4258 PHILBROOK SQUARE Sat 1 pm to 3 pm Zach Weinger of Willis Allen Real Estate 5 BD / 4.5 BA Roni Telmosse, Coldwell Banker (619) 823-8005 $1,898,650 5359 AURORA SUMMIT TRAILS LOT 15 Sat & Sun 11 am to 5 pm sells Jenny Craig home for $22 million 5BD/5.5BA DanConway,PacificSotheby’s 858-243-0873 $1,998,800 5367AURORASUMMITTRAILSLOT11 Sat&Sun11amto5pm Weight loss icon Jenny Craig’s beachfront years, the home was listed for sale in July of 5BD/5.5BA DanConway,PacificSotheby’s 858-243-0873 home has sold as the highest residential sale in 2014 for 18 months and later in 2017, before $1,999,000 4158 PHILBROOK SQUARE Sat 1 pm to 4 pm Del Mar since 2007. The five-bedroom, six-bath being secured by Weinger this year. “I 5BD/4.5BA CharlesandFarrylMoore,ColdwellBanker 858-395-7525 property is situated on a double lot with an commend Zach Weinger for his diligent efforts, $1,999,000 13107WINSTANLEYWAY Sat&Sun1pmto4pm impressive 80 feet of beach frontage. The and tenacious work ethic in securing and 5 BD / 5.5 BA Charles and Farryl Moore, Coldwell Banker 858-395-7525 striking estate showcases beach-front living at selling this spectacular home”, says Andy $2,645,000 12805 THREE CANYONS Sat & Sun 1 pm to 4 pm its finest with panoramic views from La Jolla to Nelson, President and Owner of Willis Allen 4 BD / 4.5 BA Charles and Farryl Moore, Coldwell Banker 858-395-7525 San Clemente. Its architecture, timelessness, Real Estate. $3,950,000 - $4,250,000 14050RANCHOVISTABEND Sun1pmto4pm and clean modern lines have made this Built in 1980, the tan-colored beachfront 6 BD / 7 BA Sue Carr, Berkshire Hathaway 858-353-3242 property a symbolic fixture on the Del Mar abode wraps around an interior courtyard with DEL MAR coastline. a swimming pool and spa. Craig and her late Represented by Willis Allen Realtor Zach husband, Sidney, founded the weight loss and $1,574,000 13813RECUERDODR Sat1pmto4pm Weinger, he praises its “unparalleled location to nutrition company Jenny Craig in 1983, quickly 5 BD / 3.5 BA Hope Leitner, Berkshire Hathaway 858-382-3763 being one of the most unique homes in San becoming a household name for the industry. RANCHO SANTA FE Diego, a one-of-a-kind that is grand, yet Find out more about Willis Allen at modest.” After remaining off-market for 28 www.willisallen.com. $2,599,000 16506 LOS MORROS Sat 1 pm to 4 pm 6 BD / 5 BA Chad Voisen, Coldwell Banker 760-420-1576 $1,595,000 5125 EL SECRETO Sun 1 pm to 4:30 pm 3 BD / 2.5 BA Linda Sansone, Willis Allen Real Estate 858-775-6356 $1,699,000 15906 AVENIDA CALMA Sat & Sun 12 pm to 5 pm 4 BD / 4 BA Nick LaForte, Realtor 858-736-1750 $1,795,000 7705BRIZAPLACIDA Sun1pmto4pm 3 BD / 3.5 BA Eileen Anderson, Willis Allen Real Estate 858-245-9851 $1,830,000 18112 AVENIDA ORILLA Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 3 BD / 3.5 BA Becky Campbell, Pacific Sotheby’s 858-449-2027 $1,989,000 18185VIAASCENSO Sun1pmto4pm 3 BD / 3.5 BA Linda Sansone, Willis Allen Real Estate 858-775-6356 $2,195,000 6154 CAMINO SELVA Sat 12 pm to 3 pm 3 BD / 3.5 BA Linda Sansone, Willis Allen Real Estate 858-775-6356 $2,495,000 5458 EL CIELITO Sat 1 pm to 4 pm 3 BD / 3 BA Amy Bramy, Berkshire Hathaway 858-705-0950 $2,495,000 5458 EL CIELITO Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 3 BD / 3 BA Nancy White, Berkshire Hathaway 858-735-6505 $2,895,000 15752 LAS PLANIDERAS Sat 1 pm to 4 pm 4 BD / 5 BA Cathy Gilchrist-Colmar, Pacific Sotheby’s 858-775-6511 $3,695,000 4512 LOS PINOS Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 4 BD / 6 BA Cathy Gilchrist-Colmar, Pacific Sotheby’s 858-775-6511 $3,695,000 18278 VIA DE SUENO Sat 12 pm to 3 pm 6 BD / 8 BA Linda Sansone, Willis Allen Real Estate 858-775-6356 $3,950,000 - $4,250,000 14050RANCHOVISTABEND Sun1pmto4pm 6 BD / 7 BA Sue Carr, Berkshire Hathaway 858-353-3242 $3,995,000 7152 RANCHO LA CIMA DR Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 4 BD / 4 BA Nancy Bell, Berkshire Hathaway 858-245-0921 SOLANA BEACH $4,599,000 826 SEABRIGHT LANE Sat & Sun 1 pm to 4 pm 5 BD / 6 BA Nicholas Wilkinson, Berkshire Hathaway 858-922-1865

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