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George Charles Fleuret Obituary
On December 24, 2020, George Charles Fleuret, devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather died at the age of 74 after losing the fight against cancer. George was born 5-19-1946 in Oceanside, California. He was a career union man with the Operating Engineers. On August 26 1965, he married his high school sweetheart Kathleen Olive […]
Read More →Brush Fire in Palomar College Preserve Held to 11 Acres
A fire in the native habitat preserve on the eastern edge of the campus, near the Edwin & Frances Hunter Arboretum, was contained by 9 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 14. SAN MARCOS, CA -January, 2021 — A vegetation fire burned 11 acres in a nature preserve at Palomar College before being contained by fire crews as […]
Read More →Fun and Unusual Facts and Trivia About Art and Architecture Part II
TR Robertson — The world of art and architecture can be filled with mystery, intrigue, incredible creativity, and extreme uniqueness as the creations of “humankind” have been produced over the years. Here is more trivia and facts about this amazing world. The Great Wall of China is 13,171 miles long, took 9 years to build […]
Read More →2020 & Looking Forward To 2021 State of the Community
Vista, CA — Tri-City Medical Center presents the Vista State of the Community, hosted by the Vista Chamber of Commerce. Join us for a review of 2020 and a look-ahead to what’s next for Vista in 2021. The event platform will allow for submitted questions from the audience. Registration Mayor Judy Ritter, City of Vista State of […]
Read More →Business in Vista 50 Years! Quick Check Smog
Vista, CA -Quick Check Smog/Vista Truck Rental on the corner of North Santa Fe and Townsite began operations in 1971 as a gas station and was one of the first smog emissions testing station in Vista when the State of California began smog testing in the 70s. The business is family owned with four generations […]
Read More →Young Pioneers February & March Sign Ups Open!
Vista, CA We have a few openings in our February Young Pioneers Program: Friday mornings (ages 3-8) – 5 spots left for February, March has a waitlist. Tuesday afternoons (ages 6-12)- 10 spots left for February & March Our program rolls over, with those registered for the current month having priority for the following months program. […]
Read More →American Legion Post 365 Re-Opens
Vista, CA – Finally, we are going to try and get back to work. Saturday we will re-open with Cheeseburgers and Fries available from Noon ’til 3:00 PM. And starting Sunday with Breakfast we’ll again be open for daily meals. Still working on the Wednesday Special, we’ll let you know as soon as we figure it out. Thanks […]
Read More →Women Warriors To Host Film “Fly Like a Girl”
Vista, CA — On January 29th at 5:30 pm the Vista nonprofit Foundation for Women Warriors is hosting a virtual screening of Fly Like a Girl, a film about young girls and women relentlessly pursuing their passion for aviation – a field currently dominated by men. The screening is free and open to the public, with an option to donate […]
Read More →Only Losers Litter in Vista Starts Fifth Year!
Vista, CA –Meet us at Backfence Society Clubhouse 110 South Citrus Suite F in Vista, across the street from the flagpole January 24 Sunday @ 2 pm.ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!Bring your own pickers, buckets, gloves.Wear face coverings and keep social distancing.Wear colorful clothes and capes.We will clean up downtown!Only Losers Litter is in its fifth […]
Read More →What’s Happening At The Elks
If you haven’t heard, our new covered patio is now officially The Jerald W. Beasley Patio Pavilion! The dedication ceremony on Wednesday was well attended and much appreciated by Jerry and Pat Beasley, and their family. Everyone enjoyed a lunch under the new patio and beautiful grounds. 1947 E. Vista Way, Vista, CA 92084-3320 | 760-724-1968
Read More →Supervisor Desmond Vaccine/Youth Sports Update
Let Our Kids Play It is absolutely devastating what is happening to our kids. No school and no youth sports is creating a mental health crisis.I will do whatever I can and talk to whomever I can to make sure we get our kids back in the classroom and get our kids competing again! Two […]
Read More →Oceanside Covid 19 Emergency Rental Assistance
GRANT PROGRAM LAUNCHED Oceanside, CA — On January 6, 2021, the Oceanside City Council approved additional grant funds in the amount of $300,000 to assist Oceanside residents financially impacted by the Coronavirus. The City of Oceanside provides one-time grants to Oceanside households to cover up to three months of rent and utility assistance for eligible […]
Read More →What’s Up In Downtown Oceanside
Oceanside, CA — Check out these events and programs happening in Downtown Oceanside over the next two weeks: 2021 Write On, Oceanside! Celebration Jan. 14, Online Tune in TOMORROW at 11 a.m. on Zoom to hear the announcement of the top three submissions for the Write On, Oceanside! writing contests and the results of the […]
Read More →Conference on Vehicle to Grid Virtual Meeting
February 12, 2021 The Center for Community Energy (CCE) will host a free virtual conferenceon Vehicle-to-Grid. The purpose of this conference is to help private rate payers and industry experts better understand what V2G is, and why it could become a key strategy to help ensure California canmeet its goal: 60% renewable energy by 2030. According to CCE Executive Director, Dr. Jose Torre-Bueno, “V2G […]
Read More →San Marcos Chamber Of Commerce
Latest Information Regarding COVID Related Loans & Grants Week of January 10, 2021 Come out to the Farmers Market from 3-6pm! Shop safely with contactless payment. Choose from the freshest produce, bread, fish, sweet treats, artisan goods, and delicious hot foods! Reports to include Legislative Representatives, City, County, Utilities, Sheriff’s Department and more. Hear the […]
Read More →Of Poaching, Profits and Tiger Kings: International Wildlife Trafficking
The International Wildlife Trafficking module of San Diego Diplomacy Council’s Global Leadership Youth Program is open for registration! This course, curated for globally-minded high school students, will engage with the complex global issue of wildlife trafficking through a diplomacy simulation, interactive negotiations, fascinating guest speakers and more. Three-year-old tiger Moka was a victim of wildlife trafficking when he […]
Read More →Senate Republicans Demand Newsom Improve State’s Vaccine Distribution Efforts
Sacramento, CA — Senate Republican Leader Shannon Grove (R-Bakersfield) and several members of the California Senate Republican Caucus recently delivered a letter to Governor Newsom demanding that he set the state’s vaccine distribution as a priority. The California Department of Public Health says California has received more than 2.4 million vaccines, yet according to the Bloomberg vaccine tracker, California […]
Read More →Senator Jones Introduces Measure To Assist Small Businesses
Establishes a uniform process for small, owner-run corporations to quickly and easily remedy technical noncompliance issues Sacramento, CA — State Senator Brian W. Jones (R-Santee) today introduced Senate Bill 218, a measure to allow small, owner-run corporations to handle ministerial paperwork corrections in a more simplified and uniform procedure. Specifically, SB 218 amends the California […]
Read More →Americans Became More Charitable During This Past Holiday Season
Compared to 2019 despite living through COVID-19 According to a recent report by TOP Data and Kindest, a startup that helps nonprofits automate fundraising seamlessly, Americans were 25% more charitable last holiday season compared to 2019. The average amount donated to charitable organizations in 2020 was just over $600. Of all the generational cohorts, Millennials were the most […]
Read More →Re-scheduled -Vista Unified School District Virtual Forum Thursday
Vista, CA –North Coastal Prevention Coalition & Vista Community Clinic is collaborating with other organizations to join the Vista Unified School District virtual forum for middle & high school parents and students. The forum will be this Thursday January 14th , 2021 from 5 to 6 pm. This event is aimed to address mental health, youth […]
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