The Annual Report – Power in Numbers
Oct. 25, 2016 | 10:47 AMReading Time: 2 minutes
We all know there’s strength in numbers, and groups united can do so much more than just one entity alone.
Month: October 2016
Credit: CDC.gov Mumps Reported at San Diego State University
Oct. 24, 2016 | 4:14 PMReading Time: 2 minutes
A student at San Diego State University was recently confirmed to have mumps after exposure to another student who had been ill and likely also had mumps, the County Health and Human Services Agency reported today. The two students are housemates living off campus and were up-to-date with mumps vaccinations. The students were not hospitalized […]
Is Your Child at Risk for Lead Poisoning?
Oct. 24, 2016 | 2:08 PMReading Time: 2 minutes
Lead poisoning is the most common environmental illness among children in California. However, most children who have lead poisoning do not act or look sick and the exposure frequently goes unrecognized initially. That’s why preventing childhood lead poisoning is so important. The County of San Diego’s theme this year during Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, […]
Music Program a Hit with Kids
Oct. 24, 2016 | 12:54 PMReading Time: < 1 minute
Story time doesn’t have to be quiet time. Thanks to a unique and popular program at the Del Mar Library, kids participate and learn through music and rhythm.
Pet of the Week – Danny Boy
Oct. 22, 2016 | 8:00 AMReading Time: < 1 minute
Danny Boy is a famous old song much loved by the Irish. Our Danny Boy doesn’t sing but he does have that red hair the Irish are known for.
Scary Good Deals on Furry Felines
Oct. 21, 2016 | 12:05 PMReading Time: < 1 minute
They’re baa-ack… more scary, good deals on furry felines at County Animal Services. Hundreds of cats and kittens will still take center stage for this production and adoption fees will drop to the frighteningly low, low price of only $5.
Voters Reminded to Mark Mail Ballots in Ballpoint Pen
Oct. 21, 2016 | 11:49 AMReading Time: < 1 minute
Concerns have come up over the use of felt-tip markers to fill in the ovals next to the various contests. Some markers have ink that bleeds through to the other side of the ballot.