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Springtime in the Barrio
The City of Carlsbad held a Spring Fiesta in the Barrio on April 27 that started with a volunteer spruce-up project and ended with food and entertainment.
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Should the West Coast Worry About Hurricanes?
The Pacific Ocean hurricane season starts May 15 and ends Nov. 30.
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Letter Carriers to Collect Food in Carlsbad Saturday to Stamp Out Hunger
The nation’s largest single-day food drive rallies communities to feed Americans in need.
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Environmental Group Accuses City of Violating Brown Act in Quarry Project
Preserve Calavera members are accusing the City Council of holding closed door meetings, according to a report.
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Emergency Volunteers Honored in Carlsbad
The Carlsbad City Council recognized the latest graduating class of Community Emergency Response Team – or CERT – volunteers at its April 30 meeting.
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Alga Norte Park On Schedule for End of Year Opening
The park will feature a 56-meter competition pool, a 25-yard instructional pool, a “spray ground” for small children, a playground, skate park, dog park, one natural and two synthetic turf ball fields, one full basketball court and one half court.
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City Grants Available for Agricultural, Coastal and Wetland Projects
Grants previously funded by the Agricultural Conversion Mitigation Fee program range from $15,000 to $2 million.
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Local Educators Come Together as Rock Band to Raise Money for LCC
The group, also known as The Credentialed, has raised more than $30K in student scholarship funds so far and will be having a concert May 10 at LCC to fundraise more.
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Where to Have Brunch on Mother's Day in Carlsbad
Celebrate Mother's Day with the special women in your life by indulging in some omelettes, pancakes and mimosas!
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Calavera 4th and 5th Graders Interview the Carlsbad Patch Editor
Students in Michele Ward's 4th grade class and Bob Burns' 5th grade class at Calavera Hills Elementary asked Deanne Goodman all kinds of questions about being a journalist and writing.
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Train Kills Woman in Carlsbad Village
Officers blocked off the area around the tracks Thursday afternoon near Grand Avenue to investigate the death.
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Aviara Oaks Middle School's Kelly Momeyer Named CUSD 2013 Teacher of the Year
Ms. Momeyer teaches 6th grade and was selected by the Carlsbad Unified School District after a comprehensive review process which a classroom observation and follow-up interview.
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Pacific Ridge Students Teach English via Skype to Foreign Students
Local high schoolers spend their Friday nights Skyping with students in China, Taiwan and Korea while taking part in the Service Learning program Lingo Online.
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Job Hunters Can Attend Carlsbad Job Fair April 19
Mayor Matt Hall will deliver the opening remarks to kick off the Job Fair with more than 30 employers participating in the event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday.
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Get Your Name or Company on a Bridge in a Historic Part of North County
In this Letter to the Editor, Dee Folse provides some history on Copper Canyon and explains why is mountain bike group could use your help preserving the natural habitiat.
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Authorities Looking for Escaped Encinitas Prisoner
Isaac Nachbar ran away from officers Wednesday at Scripps Encinitas Hospital and could be hiding out in the North County area.
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Carlsbad Crime Rate Lower than County Average but on the Rise
The number of FBI Index crimes reported in Carlsbad increased 9 percent when compared to 2011.
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Carlsbad Student Tony Ibrahim 1 of 250 Coco-Coca Scholars
Of the 250 attendees, 50 will be recognized as National Scholars and will receive $20,000 scholarships, while the remaining 200 will receive $10,000 scholarships.
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Legoland Hotel Opens Months Earlier than Expected
Legoland California opened its three-story, 250-room hotel in Carlsbad Friday with a ceremony that included a performance by costumed characters.
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20 Tips for a Successful Garage Sale in Carlsbad
Here is some advice from experts on how to get the most cash for your stuff by hosting the ultimate garage sale.
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