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  • Southbound Carlsbad Boulevard closed until May - 2/8/2010
    The southbound side of Carlsbad Boulevard between Palomar Airport Road and Island Way is closed while the City of Carlsbad replaces a 1920s-era bridge that no longer meets safety standards. The road is scheduled to reopen before Memorial Day.
  • Recycling keeps trash rates low - 2/8/2010
    The City of Carlsbad encourages residents to give their recyclables to Waste Management, the city’s designated collector of recyclables.
  • Power plant hearing update - 2/5/2010
    More than 600 community members attended California Energy Commission public hearings the first week of February, most urging commissioners to deny the power plant proposed for North County’s coastline.
  • Jewelery suspect caught - 2/5/2010
    On Oct. 21, 2009, the suspect forced entry into Malloy Jewelers located at 2978 State St., Carlsbad. As store employees entered the store to start working, the suspect confronted the employees with what appeared to be a handgun and robbed the store of jewelry. The suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival.
  • Carlsbad fire officials concerned about safety of power plant design - 2/5/2010
    Deficiencies in the plans for a proposed new power plant along the North County coastline could hamper emergency response efforts, Carlsbad Fire Chief Kevin Crawford told members of the California Energy Commission at a hearing this week.
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