Barbara Henry is a freelance writer at various publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America, LATAM, and APAC, as well as travel and tourism. Barbara's work has been featured in the Encinitas Advocate and The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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Encinitas, United States (Local)
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Barbara's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements, legal and policy regulations in the Encinitas area. She extensively covers city council decisions, development projects, community events and local regulations.
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By: Barbara Henry
Chamber of Commerce wouldn't get first host status under proposal put forward by Councilmember O'Hara
Charges that fund new park, community building and roadway construction projects to increase by 300 to 500 percent, in some cases
By: Barbara Henry
Plans to move to Oak Crest Middle School opposed by neighboring home owners
Chamber will no longer be first to hold annual assessment of city's achievements, council decides
By: Barbara Henry
Encinitas city officials got an earful of questions, concerns and even grateful appreciation Tuesday about their plans to build two pedestrian crossings over the railroad tracks in Leucadia.
By: Barbara Henry
City plans a permanent ordinance, and some structural changes, possibly later this year
By: Barbara Henry
Newly revised plans now call for fewer vendors, less field use, and new noise mitigation measures, city reports
By: Barbara Henry
Gardening columnist dies at age 96 after a lifetime in the nursery business
By: Barbara Henry
New conditions placed on plans in effort to reduce noise, parking and traffic concerns
By: Barbara Henry
Revenue in the city’s General Fund budget, which covers most day-to-day city expenses, including salaries, is forecasted to be $121.7 million
