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Luke Harold

Luke Harold

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Reporter, Del Mar Times

San Diego

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Parent Writers , Quest To Learn School, 9/11, Parent Writers , NYC, Lower Manhattan , Spruce Street School

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Fashion, politics, health

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Total articles 1550

  • Del Mar City Council approves Coastal Commission modifications to Central Commercial, Public Facilities zones

    By Luke Harold Verified| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified The Del Mar City Council approved several modifications requested by the California Coastal Commission April 7 to finalize recent zoning changes that are part of the city’s housing element. The ordinance with the modifications is now pending a second reading at the next council meeting, followed by final approval by the Coastal Commission.

    By Luke Harold Verified · The San Diego Union-Tribune

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Del Mar City Council reviews midyear financial report

    By Luke Harold Verified| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified Revenues for the 2023-24 fiscal year in Del Mar were about $1.78 million more than expected and operating expenditures were about $160,000 under budget, according to a financial report given to the City Council on April 7. The city’s reserves were also approximately $1.57 million higher than projected.

    By Luke Harold Verified · The San Diego Union-Tribune

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Del Mar City Council reviews midyear financial report

    By Luke Harold Verified| EIN News@ Revenues for the 2023-24 fiscal year in Del Mar were about $1.78 million more than expected and operating expenditures were about $160,000 under budget, according to a financial report given to the City Council on April 7. The city’s reserves were also approximately $1.57 million higher than projected.

    By Luke Harold Verified · EIN News

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Del Mar Times

Del Mar news featuring local news and events, discussions, announcements, photos and videos.