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April 13, 2021 -This morning, the CDC announced new guidelines to temporarily halt the use of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine “out of an abundance of caution” because six women developed blood clots in the days and weeks following vaccination. San Diego County announced it will follow this guidance and stop issuing the vaccine […]
Read More →Tri-City Healthcare District – COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic UPDATE

There was recently an update to the vaccination registration system. Below is the accurate, current information. As part of our partnership with the State of California, online vaccination appointment registration is now done through the California Department of Public Health’s My Turn website. Our District Vaccination Clinic is now proud to welcome: · Emergency Services (including law […]
Read More →How Much Do You Know About Food? Part 1

TR Robertson – How much do you really know about food, the dishes you prepare, the food you purchase and the food you eat when you go out? This series of questions will test your food knowledge and give you a chance to learn a little more about the world of food. See what you […]
Read More →City Of Vista News

Re-envisioned Corridor Receives Award The American Public Works Association awarded the Paseo Santa Fe Project the “2021 Project of the Year.” The new corridor is now a low impact development green street, which helps improve storm water quality.Read More Parks & Recreation Commission Opening The City is seeking residents 18 years and above interested in filling a […]
Read More →Vista American Little League Season Begins After One Year Shut Down

TR Robertson -As things slowly return to “the way they used to be” the return of Little League Baseball signals the start of Spring and Vista American Little League is the first to open in the city. Saturday, at Vista Sports Park – 1600 Sports Park Way, excited little leaguers, parents, grand-parents, and friends were […]
Read More →Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibit National Tour Visits Vista

Wreaths Across America’s Mobile Education Exhibit National Tour, Adds Stops in California to Honor Veterans, and Supporters This unique museum on wheels honors local veterans, volunteers and supporters in the community! CALIFORNIA — April 2021 — Wreaths Across America (WAA) is proud to announce that its Mobile Education Exhibit (MEE), which has been traveling the country to […]
Read More →Production Is Ramping Up At The Film Hub

DO YOU LOVE WHERE YOU WORK?If you’re thinking of getting workspace at The Film Hub, click on the video and see what our members are saying Link to Glen Henry’s Testimonial Orange Tier updates at The Film Hub!Workspace:We are allowing Coworking members in the café and dedicated desks to remove masks while continuing to sit 6 feet […]
Read More →Only 2 More Days To Register – MYTs Musical Theatre Dance Class!

Vista, CA -Moonlight Youth Theatre Musical Theatre Dance only two more days left to register. Ala Tai Tia Classes for 6 weeks on Wednedays. Moonlight Cultural Foundation | P. O. Box 2497, Vista, CA 92085
Read More →Weekly Dining & Events At American Legion Post 365

Vista, CA –Special meal on Tuesday – Baked Pork Chops; Thursday Wing Night is taking a week off to give the chickens a rest. We’ll be back next week. Saturday is the American Legion General Meeting. Please attend as we will have 1st Nominations for 2021-2022 Officers. Attend and participate. American Legion Post 365 • […]
Read More →Vista Goose Chase – Spring Edition

VISTA GOOSECHASE FEATURING LOCAL BUSINESSES STARTS SATURDAY! Register for citywide treasure hunt to grab freebies and chance to win prizes? The Vista GooseChase starts this Saturday… the free, fun and family oriented treasure hunt that offers $1,500 in prizes and giveaways! It’s easy to register and download the app here.The treasure hunt runs from April 17-25, 2021. […]
Read More →ER David Workman Monday Morning Briefings

Greetings friends, Monday Motivation“Your attitude is your choice.” – Anonymous I first heard this quote many years any and it has never left me. It’s so simple, yet so true. The attitude you have is truly the attitude you choose to have. For instance, did you know that Helen Keller, who was both blind and deaf, […]
Read More →Bonsall Woman’s Club (BWC) To Hold Spring Fundraiser

The Bonsall Woman’s Club (BWC) will hold a spring fundraiser on Friday, May 7th, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Z Café – lower level in the Bonsall River Village plaza. The fundraiser entitled “Village Spring Pop-up Boutique” is a perfect opportunity to purchase a special gift for mom or a good friend for Mother’s […]
Read More →The Woman’s Club of Vista GFWC Announces Women of Achievement 2021

Vista, CA – The Women’s Club of Vista GFWC has announced the selection of three extraordinary women as candidates for the Woman of Achievement 2021. The honorees will be recognized in a virtual program and one will be named Vista’s Woman of the Year. Please join us for this virtual event.on April 24, Saturday, at […]
Read More →This Week In Carlsbad

Here’s our round up of stories in the City of Carlsbad this week, including: Housing plan next steps Expanded in-person services Earth Month events Flag drop-off boxes Summer camp sign ups Topics for next week’s City Council meeting New Carlsbad Reads Together events Northbound Poinsettia Lane off-ramp closure this weekend Changes to rail service this […]
Read More →Tri City Medical Center Community Spotlights & Connections

Tri-City Healthcare District COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Our District Vaccination Clinic is now proud to welcome: Emergency Services (including law enforcement) Child Care and Education Food and Agriculture (including grocery workers) Health Care Personnel Long-term Care Facility staff and residents Informal Caregivers Anyone 50 years and Older Beginning April 15th general population 16 years of age […]
Read More →The Elizabeth Hospice Hosts Butterfly Release Ceremony

A Beautiful Way to Honor Your Loved Ones Escondido, CA – April, 2021 – Everyone in the community is invited to attend Wings of Hope, hosted by The Elizabeth Hospice, on Sunday, May 2, 2021 from 1 to 3 pm. This free drive-through event will be held in the north parking lot of the California Center for the […]
Read More →Just In Time For Foster Youth -Annual Walk The Talk Fundraiser

To Host Series of EMpower Parties for its Annual Walk the Talk Fundraiser San Diego, CA – Just in Time for Foster Youth (JIT), a nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging a caring community to help transition age foster youth achieve self-sufficiency and well-being, will be hosting a series of EMpower parties through the end of May for […]
Read More →Assemblymember Waldron -Arbor Day – A Call to Action

Assemblymember Marie Waldron -Arbor Day is April 30th, an observance that began in 1872 when the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture adopted a resolution creating a day set aide to plant trees. The holiday spread throughout the United States and is observed in many countries around the world. California’s observance is March 7th, and coincides with the […]
Read More →Senator Jones “Religious Is Essential Act”

To be heard in committee – Two recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings bolster the case for SB 397 Sacramento, CA –Senate Bill 397, the “Religion is Essential Act” authored by Senator Brian W. Jones (R-Santee), will be heard tomorrow afternoon in the Senate Judiciary Committee. The Senate Judiciary Committee will convene in the Senate Chambers beginning […]
Read More →No County MLB and College Baseball Players
David Willnauer– Pittsburgh Pirates 7 Chicago Cubs 1 LaCosta Canyon alum Phil Evans 2 singles and 1 run scored for the Pirates. Georgia Tech 4 Notre Dame 2 San Marcos alum Zack Prazjner 1 double, single, RBI, and a run scored. Oklahoma 14 Kansas 3 Carlsbad alum Conor McKenna 1 single and scored 2 runs. […]
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