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Encinitas City Council votes to investigate red-light pilot program (opens the original)
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The city is once again studying whether cameras could help improve safety at intersections across the city. After years of concerns raised by the community after several deadly crashes. “I hear from people every day and I see it myself, people intentionally stepping on the gas, blowing through red lights, making reckless decisions,” Encinitas resident Laura Van Dusen says. “Me personally, being a family friend of Emery Chalekian's family, it's devastating to see that type of driving behavior.” V
Why Spanish Village at Balboa Park looks more colorful (opens the original)
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Have you noticed something different at the Spanish Village Art Center? It’s looking a lot more colorful. It all started with a woman, a paintbrush and a way to cope with losing her dog, Shilo. Amanda Moschella’s pit bull, Shiloh, was by her side for 16 years. Toward the end of her life, Shiloh’s health became more difficult. She underwent spinal surgery, ACL surgery and battled cancer five separate times. “Cancer didn't take her out,” Amanda says. “She was a warrior.” The two had their routine
Local business tries to stay afloat amid permitting issues on water (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The owners of Velarose Picnic say they've been trying for years to find a way to legally operate their boat business in San Diego. They started at Otay Lakes but they say they were later told that they needed permission from the private companies that manage the lakes. They eventually moved to Mission Bay, where they say they learned they needed a special commercial permit, but there is a problem. The owners say the city told them no new permits are being issued and that exist
More birds are getting caught and hooked by fishing lines in La Jolla (opens the original)
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More birds are getting caught and hooked by fishing lines and its happening in La Jolla. “There's been a drastic rise in entanglements in seabird and marine animal over the last three years,” Azi Sharif says. She’s part of Wildlife Jewels, a nonprofit that protects wildlife from human-caused threats. Her team has been tracking what’s happening along the La Jolla coastline and she says the numbers are concerning. “Since beginning of April, our data shows 84 entanglements of birds just here along
What a San Diego library card offers (opens the original)
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Back-to-school shopping can add up fast. But before you spend money on a tutor or another book, there’s a resource many families already have access to: the public library. San Diego Public Library offers free, in-person homework help at ten locations, Monday through Thursday, from 3 to 6 p.m. And if getting to a library isn’t possible, there’s free online tutoring available 24/7, including help in English and Spanish. Emily Derry, supervising librarian of youth and family services at the San Di
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