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Samantha Nelson

California

Reporter at The Coast News

Beardie mama | Oceanside + Escondido reporter @coastnewsgroup | @scrippsjschool grad | previously @athensmessenger, @usatoday

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  • 5 days ago | thecoastnews.com | Samantha Nelson

    ENCINITAS — The Encinitas Planning Commission has denied a request from a New Encinitas convenience store to begin selling alcohol, citing zoning restrictions and public safety concerns. In a 4-0 vote on April 17, the commission rejected the application from 7-Eleven franchisee Sukhwinder Singh Saini, who sought permission to sell alcohol as an accessory land use at the store located at 1988 Village Park Way. Vice Chair Chris Ryan was absent.

  • 1 week ago | thecoastnews.com | Samantha Nelson

    OCEANSIDE — The Oceanside City Council on April 15 approved limited tenant protections following hours of emotional public testimony and debate over a broader proposal introduced earlier this month. Deputy Mayor Eric Joyce and Councilmember Jimmy Figueroa proposed a series of tenant protections on April 9, aiming to go beyond existing state laws that limit rent hikes and require valid reasons for eviction after a tenant’s first year in a unit.

  • 1 week ago | thecoastnews.com | Samantha Nelson

    ESCONDIDO — Fifth-graders at North Broadway Elementary School marked the arrival of spring by planting a new pollinator garden filled with native plants, part of a growing initiative to bring green spaces and outdoor learning to Escondido-area schools. North Broadway, recently rebranded as NB Ranch, was one of three Escondido Union School District campuses to install a pollinator and indigenous plant garden last month.

  • 1 week ago | p2pi.com | Samantha Nelson

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  • 1 week ago | thecoastnews.com | Samantha Nelson

    FALLBROOK — Tens of thousands of visitors packed Main Street on Sunday for the 38th annual Fallbrook Avocado Festival, a celebration of the region’s most iconic crop. Held each April, the festival highlights the avocado, grown extensively in groves throughout Fallbrook and the surrounding hills of North County San Diego. Organizers estimated this year’s event drew roughly 100,000 attendees.

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8 Apr 25

RT @coastnewsgroup: Community leaders in Fallbrook are calling on San Diego County officials to pause plans for a cannabis program in uninc…

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RT @coastnewsgroup: The Oceanside City Council narrowly voted to proceed with registering the land at Ivey Ranch Park as a historic cultura…

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Samantha Nelson @samm1son
8 Apr 25

RT @coastnewsgroup: The city of Oceanside is applying for a $21.25 million state grant to help fund a large-scale sand nourishment project…