I know dogs are forbidden by law to go down the Stone Steps and onto the beach at the Neptune street access there.
But once the lifeguards go off duty (after 6?) Do people take their dogs down there for a walk and not get hassled?
Asking for someone who just moved into the neighborhood.
Hi everyone,
I am heartbreakingly forced to rehome Venus, my 47lb spayed Pit/Lab mix. She is incredibly sweet, affectionate, and high-energy, but she has special medical needs I can no longer manage alone.
The Urgency: She has epilepsy and needs meds every 12 hours. Working two jobs alone, I am missing doses, causing her to seize.
The Risk: Local shelters have warned me she faces euthanasia risk due to her condition.
Details: Rescued in 2024. Fully healed from a past chemical/tar burn scar. Super loving with people. Have all paperwork.
She desperately needs an adopter or rescue who can commit to a strict twice-a-day medication schedule. Please message me directly if you can help.
Hello UCSD!
The Neurocognition of Stress, Trauma, and Anxiety Recovery Lab led by Dr. Jessica Bomyea is conducting a new research study at UCSD. The purpose of this study is to learn whether an experimental computer-based program designed to improve thinking skills can help with symptoms of anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
Please see flyer for more details!
If you are interested in participating, please call 858-822-1470 or email UCSDanxietylab@health.ucsd.edu, leaving us your name and phone number.
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A group of residents and safe streets advocates are rallying before the Encinitas City Council meeting on Wednesday, June 24 to support keeping protected bike lanes and safety improvements on Santa Fe Drive.
When: Wednesday, June 24
Rally: 3:45 PM
City Council meeting: 4:00 PM
Where: Encinitas City Hall
505 S. Vulcan Ave.
Encinitas, CA 92024
City Hall has parking available and is less than a 2-minute walk from the Encinitas COASTER station. The City Council is considering changes that would remove key protected bike lane elements and replace them with less safe, paint-only bike lanes in some areas. Protected bike lanes save lives, reduce conflicts, and help make streets safer for students, cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers. We’ll have signs available, and there may be media coverage. Please come out at 3:45 PM to show that Encinitas residents support safer streets.