Remember, the quarterly meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council is Monday, Oct. 22, 7 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El.
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By Jeff Clemetson | Editor In June, as the Adobe Falls Fire threatened her home and she prepared to evacuate, Jackie O’Conner noticed something strange happening on the slope behind her house.
The quarterly Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) meeting was held on April 26 and featured reports from police and elected officials as well as information about the ColRich site, changes at the Montgomery-Gibbs Airport and more.
By Jay Wilson Our community appears to be on cruise control on several matters. We won’t see any construction at the ColRich site for a few months, the comment period on the SDSU master plan update has passed, and Rachel Gregg from SDSU has assured us SDSU has no interest in Adobe Falls development as […]
Jeff Clemetson | Editor In a narrow 6 to 4 vote, the Navajo Community Planners, Inc. (NCPI) voted to oppose the development of 24 single family homes in the area behind the Chevron station on College Avenue in Del Cerro.
By Cynthia Robertson
Electric vehicle credit ends May 31 There are 24,000 electric vehicle (EV) drivers in the San Diego area who have the opportunity to enroll in the Electric Vehicle Climate Credit program and receive a credit of at least $50 or more on their SDG&E residential bill.
By Jay Wilson Teacher of the Year Congratulations to Del Cerro resident Kathryn Symington for being named “Teacher of the Year” at Carmel Del Mar Elementary School. “This is my 15th year of teaching. I have taught grades K-5 at various points in my career, teaching first grade at CDM for eight years,” Symington said. […]
By Jay Wilson At the Jan. 28 meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC), police community relations officer John Steffen reported on the crimes in the area and stated that they had declined. There were only three burglaries in the past four months. “People are paying attention to their surroundings and that decreases the […]
By Jay Wilson Adobe Falls update Adobe Falls continues to be a thorn in our side. If you saw the KUSI news story on Dec. 9, you saw Del Cerro resident and SDSU professor, Dr. Eric Frost’s comments on Adobe Falls at the San Diego City Council’s Environment Committee, where he emphasized the negative impact […]