Ava Kershner
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MiraCosta College welcomes new superintendent and $70 million student hub (opens the original)
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MiraCosta College has a new superintendent and a new $70 million campus hub.Both are ushering in a new era for the Oceanside school. Four aging student centers have been replaced by the OC-30 Courtyard, a $69.4 million project that transformed the heart of the campus. The new facility is opening alongside the arrival of Dr. Lennor Johnson, the college's newest superintendent and president. Johnson said education was never part of his original plan. "Had no plans of working in education," he laug
Oceanside road is still 'scary,' more than a decade after child was hit by drunk driver (opens the original)
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Residents on a stretch of Lake Boulevard in Oceanside say they have lived in fear for more than a decade.And nothing has changed. Dakota Rambin keeps his dog in a carrier. Matthew Klure doesn't let his kids play in the front yard. Raul Laguna installed his own mirror to see oncoming traffic. That is everyday life for people who live on Lake Boulevard. The road gained attention in 2010, when a child known as Baby Izaiah was hit by a drunk driver and left permanently disabled.ABC 10News followed t
Controversial Carlsbad Village housing project still moving forward, despite pushback (opens the original)
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A proposed mixed-use housing development on Carlsbad Village Drive is moving forward, despite strong opposition from residents worried about the character of one of the area's most beloved neighborhoods. The Carlsbad Village Square project would bring a more than 19,000-square-foot building to the site, replacing two restaurants currently operating there. The 4-story structure would include 7 condos and 9 parking spots. The City of Carlsbad's Planning Commission recommended the project for appro
San Diego's Weather Forecast for September 17: Last Friday of Summer looks good to get outside! (opens the original)
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For those excited for Fall- you might have to wait for the chill of the season a little bit longer. Today, we saw a deeper marine layer that kept our temperatures nice and on the cooler side. That trend won’t be lasting long, as we will see a shallower marine layer on Friday and Saturday. We also will see a slight warming trend this weekend. Friday, temperatures along our coastline will be in the mid 70s- it’ll be mostly sunny so a really nice day at our beaches! Inland communities will be in th
Ballet folklórico finds a home in the classroom at MiraCosta College (opens the original)
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College students at MiraCosta College's Oceanside campus are working to keep ballet folklórico center stage, and their dedication has brought the traditional Mexican dance form into the classroom. Two new courses, Introduction to Mexican Folkloric Dance and Dance Practices Across Cultures, launched this semester, giving students college credit for the cultural work they were already doing through the campus club. "So since there was such an interest from the students and, you know, they were doi
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