by The Editors on October 11, 2008
Thesa Graves, 19, of Carlsbad was killed and three others were injured after she ran a red light and “collided with a newspaper delivery truck” at around 10 PM Friday October 10, 2008 at the corner of Carlsbad Village Drive and El Camino Real, according to a story in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
The teen was taken to a hospital, where she later died. Three passengers were hospitalized with unknown injuries. . . . Firefighters had to use rescue equipment to free the four occupants of the Toyota Corolla from the wreckage.
[Link: San Diego Union-Tribune]
by The Editors on October 10, 2008
A 16-year-old skateboarder who was towing along beside his friend’s car on Garfield was run over and injured today at approximately 5:45 pm. Carlsbad Fire and Police responded to the accident and closed Garfield in both directions from Sycamore to Walnut.
“He was hanging on to the side a friends car and was just about to let go when he fell,” said one witness.
The boy was conscious and appeared to be speaking with the ambulance crew while he was being loaded on to the backboard.
Another bystander reported that he had a serious gash on the back of his head, but didn’t seem to have any other major injuries. “He is okay, he is okay,” she kept saying into her cellphone.
by The Editors on October 10, 2008
The Lancer Homecoming King and Queen of 2008 Ashston Barbour and Amber Singh were the closers on this year’s parade through the streets of Carlsbadistan.
For all the photos of today’s Lancer Day Parade “continue reading” link.
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by The Editors on October 10, 2008
Pilgrim United Church of Christ pastor Madison Shockley, a “vocal proponent of the law that discourages political endorsements from the pulpit,” appeared on National Public Radio to speak on out against 33 pastors from around the country who have formed a group called The Pulpit Initiative to fight the law prohibiting tax-exempt organizations (like Churches) from endorsing political candidates.
Click the link to hear the 10 minute discussion.
[Link: NPR: Faith Matters]
by The Editors on October 10, 2008
We’ll all have another chance to see the candidates for Carlsbad City Council together in one spot as The Lakeshore Gardens Association hosts a Candidate Forum at 9 am Saturday, October 11, 2008 at Clubhouse One located at 7255 San Luis St.
There’s nothing like a mobile home crowd to ask all the tough questions.
by The Editors on October 10, 2008
The San Diego Union-Tribune has posted their Carlsbad City Council candidate questionnaires online so we all can check in on the positions of all six candidates. Click each name for responses to the U-T’s questions:
Nothing really new in theses statements, however after reading them all we’re feeling even better about Evan Rodgers and her plans for Carlsbad.
[Link: San Diego Union-Tribune]
by The Editors on October 9, 2008
Carlsbadistan’s Stacey Ross says she didn’t even know what a blog was when she started SanDiegoBargainMama.com.
Now, according to a story in Today’s Local News, she says her shopping savings tips for mothers site gets visited by 11,000 people per month.
The site highlights regional deals and resources for products, services and San Diego family-friendly events that are easy on the pocketbook. She sends three e-mail campaigns out each month to let subscribers know what’s on sale and writes a daily blog about her experiences in tracking down deals.
For moms searching for bargains in and around North County, San Diego Bargain Mama is worth checking out. . . especially the blog, however, it’s good to remember that much of the content is “sponsored” meaning it is paid advertising and not simply Stacey’s opinion.
[Link: Today’s Local News]
by The Editors on October 8, 2008
At a candidates forum on Monday Carlsbad City Council candidate Glenn Bernard claimed that Norine Sigafoose told him that credit cards were being “wildly abused by city personnel” and that she resigned in February 2007 because she “feared a brewing credit-card scandal,” according to a story in the San Diego Union-Tribune.
“That’s just ludicrous. I never said it and I didn’t think it,” Sigafoose said. “There has never to my knowledge been any hint of credit-card fraud.
Bernard said he would take a lie-detector test, but it appears no one has taken him up on it. This race continues to get more and more interesting by the day.
[Link: San Diego Union-Tribune]
by The Editors on October 8, 2008
Here’s one of our local Carlsbadistan development companies that we’ve never heard of before: Terramar Retail Centers LLC of Carlsbadistan has just paid $115 million for El Paseo de Saratoga, a 341,000-sf open-air retail development in San Jose, California according to a story on GlobeSt.com.
Terramar currently owns and operates 3.7 million sf in 20 neighborhood, community, specialty and power centers in Oregon Washington and California, including the Target-, Lowe’s- and Kohl’s-anchored Plaza at Golden Valley now under development in Santa Clarita, CA. Bowers says the company is actively expanding its portfolio through acquisitions, new development and redevelopments of retail centers on the West Coast, including Mexico.
And Terramar is reportedly “well capitalized” and can buy all this retail space “without financing.” The big money in Carlsbad isn’t all golf and biotech, huh?
[Link: GlobeSt.com]
by The Editors on October 8, 2008
Apparently, this premiere is for skateboard fans who are 21 and older.
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