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North Coast Current

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OCEANSIDE: Museum of Art hosts events on Feb. 8 and 14
ENCINITAS: Chamber of Commerce Community Expo on Feb. 8
SAN MARCOS: Learn composting for sustainable agriculture
ENCINITAS: Free rain harvesting workshop Jan. 25
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Protesters participate in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on Aug. 28, 1963, in Washington D.C. (Library of Congress photo by Warren K. Leffler)
Wrap up February by celebrating Black history, supporting local markets
North Coast Current
The February Spotlight includes a rundown of our community farmers markets, which are open with winter hours, weather permitting. February also marks Black History Month, and local institutions offer a variety of programs highlighting the contributions of local and national figures to our communities, nation and world.
San Diego Foundation offers $1.5M in mental, behavioral health grants
Applications open for annual Miss Oceanside Scholarship Pageant
San Diego Foundation pledges $4M to boost education access
Valley Plaza in Oceanside was recently purchased by Family Health Centers of San Diego. (Urban Property Group photo)
Nonprofit medical group buys Valley Plaza in Oceanside
OsideNews
Family Health Centers of San Diego has purchased Valley Plaza in Oceanside, broker Urban Property Group announced in late February.
Campbell shifts from interim to permanent Encinitas city manager
North Coast Current
Encinitas' Interim City Manager Jennifer Campbell will keep the job permanently after a unanimous vote of the City Council on March 5, the city announced.
Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium in Carlsbad set for reopening
North Coast Current
The city of Carlsbad will mark the completion of upgrades to the Ruby G. Schulman Auditorium with a reopening event March 29.
Oceanside relaunches Youth Commission, seeks applicants
OsideNews
Oceanside’s Youth Commission is running again, and the call is out for community teens to sit on the panel, the city announced March 18.
The first reel of Encinitas Coast Dispatch microfilm. (North Coast Current photo)
Citizen Koenig: A century of local history lives, but what of tomorrow?
Roman S. Koenig
When people dig into the history of 2025 a hundred years from now, what will they find? Possibly — maybe even likely — little to nothing. For me, the timing of this question is notable as a state effort to preserve California’s newspaper heritage comes to Encinitas to preserve the archives of the Coast Dispatch.
Coffee. (Photo by Nathan Dumlao via Unsplash)
Communal Coffee of Oceanside and San Diego makes national best list
OsideNews
Communal Coffee, with locations in Oceanside and elsewhere in San Diego, was named one of the top best coffee shops in the U.S. for remote work by MarketBeat.com in a report published Feb. 20.
MiraCosta College’s new Media Arts Complex in Oceanside is scheduled for opening this month. (Architectural rendering)
Grand opening set for MiraCosta College’s Media Arts Complex
News Release
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is planned March 26 to mark the opening of a new state-of-the-art Media Arts Complex at MiraCosta College’s Oceanside campus.
Palomar College coaches and officials celebrate the opening of the San Marcos campus’ new softball stadium on Jan. 22. (Palomar College photo)
Palomar College marks opening of softball stadium
News Release
Palomar College celebrated the grand opening of its new softball stadium on Jan. 22. The stadium is home to one of the highest achieving athletic teams in Palomar College history.
A clearing-crew memeber piles eucalyptus branches at Arroyo Preserve in Rancho Santa Fe in December as part of a San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy project. (Courtesy photo by Sophia McGovern)
Conservation through the eyes of a resource ecologist
Adam Kaye, San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy
What does conservation look like for Jonathan Appelbaum? With a glance, the resource ecologist takes in conservation at the Arroyo Preserve in Rancho Santa Fe, where crews are removing invasive trees as part of a 12.5-acre restoration project.
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Vandalism against Tesla vehicles and facilities draws DOJ interest
North Coast Current
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi labeled recent anti-Tesla vandalism “nothing short of domestic terrorism” on March 18, a day after several of the carmaker’s vehicles were spray-painted with swastikas at an Encinitas dealership and following similar incidents elsewhere.
Letter: Pharmacy benefit managers need more scrutiny
Letter: Oceanside needs higher priority on crime prevention
Left to right: Cassie Bostrom and therapy dog Harley, Anahi Witt and therapy dog Hunter, Bri Duffield and therapy dog Nala, and Nicky Moore and therapy dog Moose attend Shelter to Soldier’s Be the Light Gala on Aug. 18 at L’Auberge Del Mar. (Courtesy photo)
Shelter to Soldier raises nearly $300K at annual Be the Light Gala
News Release
Shelter to Soldier, a nonprofit organization that adopts dogs from local shelters and trains them to become service dogs for veterans, hosted its 12th Annual Be the Light Gala on Aug. 18 at L’Auberge Del Mar.
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