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Women recount story of kidney donation more than seven years later

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February 23, 2018

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Women recount story of kidney donation more than seven years later

Friday, Feb 23

Onelia Lopez opted to give one of her kidneys to Kate Culligan on Dec. 17, 2010.

Encinitas Deputy Mayor, husband allege discrimination by Santa Fe Christian Schools

Deputy Mayor Joe Mosca and his husband Matt Bosse say the school said they "weren't a fit" because of the couple's sexuality.

Olivenhain author releases children's book on anxiety

Sally J. Pla released a book called "Stanley Will Probably Be Fine" on Feb. 6. The 280-page children's book, with comic sketches, follows a 12-year-old boy who is overwhelmed with anxiety when entering middle school.

Local surf photographer displays work in new show

Chris Lowery, a traveling broadcast producer who recently covered the X Games in Aspen, Colo., will be Solomon and Co's third featured artist.

City council approves introduction of accessory dwelling unit ordinance

The Encinitas City Council unanimously approved the introduction of an accessory dwelling ordinance, seeking to address the local housing shortage in Encinitas, while providing intergenerational housing opportunities on Feb. 14.

Ferret fan finds few friends among Encinitas leaders

Despite bringing a charismatic ferret up to the podium to lobby on his behalf, La Mesa resident Pat Wright failed to win over most of the Encinitas City Council on Feb. 14 to his campaign to make ferrets legal household pets in California.

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