Member Announcements

Studio 2055 rebrands as Comet Creative

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As part of its 30th anniversary, marketing and design firm Studio 2055 has changed its name to Comet Creative. The Carlsbad-based company was founded by Creative Director Nanette Newbry in 1986. Since then, the company has expanded to become a full-service firm with six employees, offering clients branding, design, digital and marketing strategy solutions. Nanette Newbry “Comets…

Expanding classroom possibilities with 1:1 Chromebook Project

By Dr. Ben Churchill Superintendent  Carlsbad Unified School District Something exciting is happening in Carlsbad Unified’s middle schools. All sixth graders in the District have been issued their own Chromebooks to use throughout their time in middle school, whether in the classroom, the library, or at home. By 2018-19, every middle school student in CUSD…

ViaSat, MiraCosta team up to offer training in manufacturing

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MiraCosta College has partnered with the Veterans Association of North County and ViaSat to create a new Electronic Assembly Course that will benefit those who are transitioning from the military for jobs as electronic assemblers at an advanced manufacturing company. The course will be taught at the Technology Career Institute in Carlsbad on Sundays from…

Scripps Health partners with MD Anderson in cancer care

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Scripps Health and The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center have reached a partnership agreement to create Scripps MD Anderson Cancer Center, a comprehensive and clinically integrated cancer care program in San Diego that will provide adult cancer patients greater access to the most advanced oncology care available throughout Southern California.“MD Anderson is the…

Casa de Bandini turns any gathering into a fiesta

If you’re like most residents of North County, Casa de Bandini in The Forum Shopping Center is hands down your favorite Mexican restaurant. It’s also surprising how many loyal Bandini fans from its days in Old Town still make the trek up the 5 freeway to enjoy its award-winning Mexican cuisine, and of course those…

Natural gas fuels craft beer, economy

By Chris Cramer Carlsbad’s restaurants and craft breweries are more than just a place to get a hot meal and a cold beer. They’re where we celebrate special occasions with friends and loved ones, experience new taste sensations, and where we satisfy our cravings by exploring San Diego County’s diverse cultures. Restaurants and craft breweries are also where…

Interns learn the ins and outs of government

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By Ben Churchill Superintendent Carlsbad Unified School District This summer three Carlsbad Unified students are learning about government from the inside out. Chris Hamner from Carlsbad High School, and Brandon Pagán and Bryce Buscher from Sage Creek High School, are working as interns in the office of California State Assemblyman Rocky Chavez. Recent CUSD graduate…

New treatments emerge for prostate cancer

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By Chien Peter Chen, M.D. Radiation Oncologist Scripps Health September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a time to learn the latest about this significant men’s health issue. The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2016 there will be more than 180,000 new cases of prostate cancer in the United States, along with more than…

Start-up airline seeks investors

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Ted Vallas, the owner of California Pacific Airlines, is looking to community investors to raise $5 million to take his North County airline to the sky. The airline will be operating out of McClellan-Palomar Airport. While CP Air was ready to take off out of the Carlsbad airport in 2011, issues with the FAA’s operating…
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