Encinitas council denies appeal, allows farmers market relocation to proceed
New conditions placed on plans in effort to reduce noise, parking and traffic concerns
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Newly revised plans now call for fewer vendors, less field use, and new noise mitigation measures, city reports
The food you like tells a story. Join this pop-up session to taste new flavors and find new stories to tell.
June Jo Lee and Philip Lee created Wunderland Kitchen, using their backgrounds in food ethnography and publishing to offer food literacy programs at libraries, schools, and community organizations. Their free pop-up series comes to the Skyline Hills Library June 15 to 18.