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Healthy Community Healthy You – Simple vs Complex Carbs Nutrition 101

By   10 hours ago

Dr. Megan Johnson McCullough -One of the most controversial nutritional elements are carbohydrates. Diets for decades have either ruled them out, praised them, or come up with complicated ratios we should abide by each day. Carbohydrates are an essential component of our daily nutrition, but of course there are choices left up to us as […]

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The #1 Place To Visit In Each State Of The U.S. – Part 1

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TR Robertson – In an article in a 2022 “Travel & Leisure” magazine,  by Travel writer and hotel expert Anne Olivia Bauso, “The Most Beautiful Place in Each U.S. State”, Bauso listed one amazing spot in each of the States that she feels is definitely worth visiting and exploring. The list of states follows, with […]

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City Of Vista Upcoming Meetings & News

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Upcoming Meetings March 21: Planning Commission meeting is cancelled. March 22: Senior Citizens Affairs Commission Meeting at 1 pm. March 27: CVBID Special Meeting at 9 am. March 28: City Council Meeting at 5:30 pm. All meetings are open to the public, and your participation is welcome. Clean California Community Days Vista Clean-up Event The Office of Senator […]

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Notice Of Intent To Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration

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FOR A DEVELOPMENT PROJECT In accordance with Section 15072 of the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Vista (City) has prepared a Mitigated Negative Declaration for the following project: P21-0339 – 1430 Decision Street Redevelopment Project The applicant for the proposed project seeks approval of a Site Development […]

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City Of Vista Planning Commission Meeting Public Hearing

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Public Hearing Notices City of Vista Planning Commission for April 4, 2023, at 6:00 pm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Commission of the Chartered City of Vista, California, will hold a public hearing in the Vista Civic Center Council Chambers, 200 Civic Center Drive, Vista, on April 4, 2023, at 6:00 PM, to receive […]

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Soroptimists Present Live Your Dream Awards to Six Local Women

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March 22, 2023, Vista, CA – Soroptimist International of Vista and North County Inland (SI Vista NCI) announces with immense pride this year’s winners of the Live Your Dream Education and Training Awards. The club distributed awards totaling $18,100 to six women during an Awards Brunch held March 18 at Palomar Estates East clubhouse in San […]

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Vista Boys & Girls Club Kids Night Out

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Make a positive impact on a child’s life in one night! The Boys & Girls Club of Vista provides caring mentors, inclusive and safe places and life-enhancing programs that boost youth self-esteem, build confidence and contribute to overall positive and healthy wellbeing. Be that special mentor on Thursday May 11th.  Kids Night Out pairs an adult […]

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Lifeline Community Services To Host 2023 Volunteer Awards

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Celebrating key community leaders and volunteers who make a positive difference in the lives of youth, adults, and families in need across San Diego County. Vista, CA- – Founded in 1973, Lifeline is celebrating 50 years of service this year and we are pleased to be hosting, once again, our annual Volunteer Awards Ceremony on […]

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    Gun Event – San Marcos

    By   19 hours ago

    San Marcos, CA -This weekend, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department teamed up with its law enforcement partners to help get unwanted weapons off our streets through a Gun Safety Event in the North County. A total of 104 unwanted firearms were turned in by the public during Saturday’s event at the San Marcos Sheriff’s […]

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    Carlsbad City Manager

    By   3 days ago

    News from the City of Carlsbad | March 23, 2023 Two issues important to our community are front and center this week: keeping our community safe and making housing more affordable. I’ll share the latest on both along with these updates in today’s issue: Collisions are down AND more work to do By law, cities that […]

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    Palomar Governing Board Appoints Escondido Resident Area 2 Provisional Trustee

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    Cassandra Schaeg, an entrepreneur, and business owner will join the Palomar College Governing Board following Christian Garcia’s resignation. San Marcos, CA – The Palomar Community College District (PCCD) Governing Board voted 3-1 during a special meeting on Tuesday, March 21, 2023 to appoint Escondido resident Cassandra Schaeg as a Provisional Trustee, following the resignation of […]

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    Carlsbad City Library

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    Carlsbad Reads Together Carlsbad Reads Together is an annual event that connects the entire Carlsbad community through reading. Special programming and events for Carlsbad Reads Together are scheduled throughout the month of April, but you can start reading today! Carlsbad Reads Together is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Carlsbad Library. My Path to Carlsbad story […]

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    Guns for Gift Cards – San Marcos

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    The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department is partnering with the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, City of San Marcos, Oceanside Police Department, Palomar College Police Department, Escondido Police Department, Carlsbad Police Department, California State University Police Department and Project ChildSafe to get unwanted guns off our streets. Join us for a Guns For Gift […]

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    Celebrate Earth Day With Earth Day Fun Zone At Oceanside’s Sunset Market

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    Oceanside, CA – Earth Month festivities are back in Oceanside and better than ever!  The City of Oceanside is proud to host another round of events in honor of Earth Month. Come out and join the Green Oceanside team for various Earth Month activities centered around sustainability and becoming better environmental stewards. At the Oceanside […]

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    Art & Sound At California Center For Arts

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    Huai Li Artist Walk and Talk  SAT | MAR 25 Get ready to embark on an exhilarating journey with the one and only Huai Li, as she takes you on a captivating walk-through of her mid-career retrospective, Constraint and Transcendance. This sensational event will take place on Saturday, March 25th at 2 PM at the Museum, […]

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    Boys & Girls Of North County Auction And Gala

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    “We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt We are proud to partner with the Boys & Girls Club of North County! The mission of the Boys & Girls Club of North County is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who […]

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      Senate Minority Leader Brian Jones, Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer, El Cajon Major Bill Wells, & Others Discuss Bill

      By   2 hours ago

      to compassionately clear homeless encampments WHAT?           Jones will promote his bipartisan measure Senate Bill 31, which prohibits homeless encampments near the sensitive community areas of schools, daycare centers, parks, and libraries. Additionally, the bill requires enforcement officers to give a 72-hour notice before a sweep, and requires enforcement officers to provide information about sleeping alternatives, homeless and […]

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      Assemblymember Waldron -Down Syndrome Awareness

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      Assemblymember Marie Waldron — There are over 400,000 people living with Down syndrome in the United States. About 5,100 babies are born with Down syndrome each year, about one in every 772 births, making it the most commonly occurring chromosomal condition. In 1866, an English doctor named John Langdon Down published a scholarly work describing […]

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      California Senate Democrats Reject Measure to Lower Gas Prices, Advance Hidden Gas Tax 

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      Sacramento, CA -Thursday, Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) made a motion to have his bill to lower the cost of gas by $1 per gallon, Senate BillX1-1, be considered on the Senate Floor. California Senate Democrats rejected the measure using a parliamentary trick as they refused to even have a debate or vote on it. […]

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      Leader Jones Welcomes Bipartisan Support For His Measure To Compassionately Clear Encampments

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      Sacramento, CA — Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) welcomes Senator Bill Dodd (D-Napa) as a coauthor of his Senate Bill 31 (Jones), a measure that aims to compassionately clear encampments near sensitive areas. “Kids shouldn’t be exposed to the open drug use and the dangerous situations we are seeing in homeless encampments near schools […]

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      Assemblymember Waldron – California Agriculture

      By   5 days ago

      Assemblymember Marie Waldron – California is the country’s leading agricultural state, followed by Iowa, Nebraska, Texas and Kansas. This year, March 21st was declared AG Day in the State Capitol to help recognize the vital contributions of agriculture to the state’s economy. According to the Department of Agriculture, California has 69,000 farms. Those farms lead the […]

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      Leader Jones Praises Governor’s Commitment To Salton Sea

      By   5 days ago

      Sacramento, CA -Citing the economic boon and the environmental clean-up of the Salton Sea, Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) praised Governor Gavin Newsom’s commitment to the region’s lithium production. Leader Jones released the following statement: “It is refreshing to see that the governor recognizes the need for California to use our own resources to […]

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      Newsom Slaps Another Band-Aid On The Homeless Crisis

      By   1 week ago

      Leader Jones is skeptical that the new round of homeless spending will achieve the goal Sacramento, CA –Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) released the following statement in response to Governor Newsom’s plan to spend another $1 billion in hopes of reducing the homeless population by 15 percent by 2025: “This is just another […]

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      Gavin’s Gas Tax Moves Forward Amid Economic Crisis

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      Sacramento, CA –Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) issued the following response after Governor Newsom announced a new proposal that will inevitably increase gas prices for consumers, thus it is being dubbed “Gavin’s Gas Tax:” “As the saying goes, ‘If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, […]

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        The Full Helios Treatment – Thomas Calabrese

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        Olympus is just an ordinary mountain. Thomas Calabrese -The ancient Greeks personified the sun as a handsome god named Helios. His astronomical pedigree was impeccable: He was the son of the Titan Hyperion and the Titaness Theia. Helios was also the brother of Selene, the goddess of the Moon, and Eos, the goddess of the […]

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        Ask The Pro

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        Hope: I can’t always eat dinner at an early time. Why do they say you will gain weight if you eat dinner late? Megan: The truth is that the time doesn’t matter, rather, it is what you eat. The problem with eating late can be that you waited too long to eat and now you […]

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        My Sweet Malindi – Thomas Calabrese

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        Uninvited Guest List Thomas Calabrese -Malindi is a town on Malindi Bay at the mouth of the Sabaki River, lying on the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya. Located in Malindi is the legendary Lawford Hotel, an oasis that is nestled among lush vegetation, white sandy beaches and dreamlike landscape. This tourist resort town is brimming […]

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        Ask The Pro

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        Paul: I want to get better at surfing so what exercises would you recommend for me to do?  Megan: Surfing requires total body strength because getting up on the board requires the stability to do so. You are on an unstable surface which creates what is called “proprioception” for you to be able to stay […]

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        Part Czech and All Cash – Thomas Calabrese

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        Lethal Beauty Thomas Calabrese – Tanya Cash was destined to have an unusual life. Her father, Sean was half English and half Italian and served in the United Kingdom Special Forces before becoming an agent with the covert agency MI6. Her mother, Ariel was of Israeli and Czechoslovakian descent and served as an officer in […]

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        Ask The Pro

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        Katy: My arthritis, especially my knees, ache at night. They also ache during the day from time to time. What would help better, ice or heat, to subside the ache?  Megan: When it comes to arthritis, heat is the answer. Heat will ease stiffness, relax muscles, and will lubricate joints. This is because heat increases […]

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        Another Stone in the Wall -Thomas Calabrese

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        School of Hard Knocks Thomas Calabrese -Trish Grant was offered the position of Vice Principal at Zachary Olson High School in Anaheim, California by her close friend, Bruce Hudkins. They had taught together at El Camino High School in Oceanside before he accepted the Principal’s job at this new school.  Soon afterward, Trish retired after […]

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        Ask The Pro

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        Kim: My friend swears but doing calisthenics for her workouts as being the best way to stay in shape. Why are calisthenics considered a good way to workout?  Megan: Calisthenics are a great way to burn calories and is a type of resistance training that only uses your body. Examples would be pullups, pushups, squats, and lunges. […]

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          Local San Diego Baseball Players Playing In College

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          David Willauer –Cal 2 Oregon State 1 San Marcos alum Kade Kretzschmar 1 single for Cal. USC 6 Washington State 1 Torrey Pines alum Bryce Martin Grudzielanek 1 double 2 singles 1 rbi 1 run scored. Arizona State 7 Arizona 4 Torrey Pines alum Max Bingham 2 singles and 2 rbi’s for Arizona. LSU 12 […]

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          Padres Announce Class Of 2023 Hall Of Fame Inductees

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          -2007 NL Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy and former team owner John Moores to be inducted on July 28- SAN DIEGO – The San Diego Padres announced the 2023 class of the Padres Hall of Fame today, including 2007 National League Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy and long-time team owner John Moores. The inductions will take place […]

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          Bernie Truax RBV Alum Earns Fourth Place Finish In NCAA Finals

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          Cal Poly Wrestling — TULSA, Okla. — For the third straight year, Bernie Truax is No. 4 in the nation. The Cal Poly redshirt junior split two matches, both 5-2 decisions, in the consolation semifinals and medal round at the 2023 NCAA Division I National Wrestling Championships on Saturday at BOK Center. Truax scored a […]

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          Cal Poly -Bernie Truax Earns 3rd All American Wrestling Title

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          TULSA, Okla. Cal Poly 197-pounder Bernie Truax can call himself an All-American for the third time. Truax Is a red shirt Junior from Rancho Buena Vista High School alum. The Mustang redshirt junior earned a 4-2 decision over Michael Beard of Lehigh in the fourth round of wrestlebacks on Friday night at the BOK Center […]

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          Truax In Quarterfinals, Demas Still Alive at NVAA Championships

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          David Willauer- Cal Poly Wrestling –TULSA, Okla. — Bernie Truax reached the quarterfinal round of the 2023 NC Division National Wrestling Championships on Thursday at the BOK Center. Truax, a two-time NCAA All-American with fourth-place finishes in both 2021 and 2022 and seeded No. 2 at 197 pounds, scored an 8-0 major decision against Austin […]

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          Quartet of Cal Poly Wrestlers to Compete in NCAA Championships

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          San Luis Obispo, CA. — Cal Poly’s quartet of national qualifiers for the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships includes a two-time All-American, a two-time national qualifier and a pair of wrestlers making their first trip to the nationals. Bernie Truax, a redshirt junior with one year of eligibility remaining, has earned a pair of fourth-place […]

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          North County SD Baseball and Softball News

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          David Willauer – Baseball — Pacific Ridge 10 Coastal Academy 2 PR: Sam Swicki tripled ,1 RBI and scored 2 runs. Wyatt Ogle triple, and singled. Owen Reid doubled, 1 RBI and scored a run for PR. Madden LeFleur doubled, singled, an RBI and scored 2 runs. St. Augustine 10 San Marcos 1 SA: Grayson […]

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          North County High School Baseball & Softball

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          David Willauer – Baseball 3-4-23 —Oceanside 3 El Capitan 1 Oside Wil Hostetter 1 single 2 runs scored Harrison Ritter 1 run scored 1 rbi 2 runs scored.   Carlsbad 6 Sage Creek 0 CB: Charles Martin 2 hits 2 runs scored.  Classical Academy 9 Mission Bay 6 CA:  Aiden Sutter 2 runs scored 1 triple  Mission […]

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            New Village Arts – Spring Semester Class

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            For ages 13 and up! Available for beginners, intermediate and advance levels. Some showcases will be featured at the White Family Next Stage! PUPPET DESIGN! WITH MICHELLE W., CASSANDRA W. THU, MAR 23, 2023 – APR 27, 2023 FROM 10:00AM – 1:00PM This exciting art-based class is geared for young adults with neurodiversity.  In this class […]

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            Vista Broadway Theatre “The Last Romance”

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            April 21st through May 7th – 2023 ROMANTIC COMEDY​ ​‘The Last Romance’ shows audiences that few things in life can make the human heart beat young again like the feeling of falling in love. That is what happens to 80-year-old Ralph and the slightly-younger Carol, who happen upon each other in the local dog park, setting […]

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            Welk Theatre Presents “Bodyguard The Musical”

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            Escondido, CA -Former Secret Service agent turned bodyguard, Frank Farmer, is hired to protect superstar Rachel Marron from an unknown stalker. Each expects to be in charge, what they don’t expect is to fall in love. A breathtakingly romantic thriller and West End smash hit., THE BODYGUARD features a host of irresistible Whitney Houston classics […]

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            Only One Weekend Of Shenanigans Left! “Lucky Stiff” Closing March 19th

            By   2 weeks ago

            Take a sneak peak at the tomfoolery of “Lucky Stiff” and see what audiences and critics are saying… Final Performances Friday, March 17 at 8 pm Saturday, March 18 at 2 pm & 8 pm Sunday, March 19 at 8 pm BUY TICKETS More Upcoming Events Oceanside Theatre Company | 760.433.8900 | info@oceansidetheatre.org | oceansidetheatre.org

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            Anton Chekhov Classic Play “The Cherry Orchard” on Stage at Solana Beach North Coast Repertory Theatre

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            TR Robertson -Russian playwright Anton Chekhov thought he had written a comedy in 1903. “The Cherry Orchard” opened at the Moscow Theatre in 1904, under the direction of Konstantin Stanislavski who saw the play as more of a tragedy. Since then, directors around the world, when bringing this play to their theatres, find themselves walking a […]

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            Zany, Off-beat Musical Farce “Lucky Stiff” Opens At Brooks Theatre Oceanside

            By   3 weeks ago

            TR Robertson – If you are looking for something to take your mind off rising gas and food prices and political rhetoric then you need to see Oceanside Theatre Company’s latest production at Brooks Theater, “Lucky Stiff”. This over-the-top farcical musical murder mystery with a twisted plot will bring enough chuckles and giggles to your […]

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            Limited Engagement – The Cherry Orchard

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            LIMITED ENGAGEMENT**This is MUST SEE Theatre at its Finest** The Cherry Orchard By Anton Chekhov, in a version by Jean-Claude van Itallie Directed by David Ellenstein -This production is made possible in part by the generous support of Darlene Marcos Shiley. March 8 – April 2, 2023 -Anton Chekhov’s beloved masterwork is a rich tapestry of the human condition woven into […]

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            Oceanside Theatre Company Invites Audiences To “Take A Chance” In March

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            Get inspired by Lucky Stiff and try out these 6 upcoming opportunities Oceanside, CA – Lucky Stiff is a frolicking musical romcom full of hilarious hijinx in which Harry Witherspoon, an English shoe salesman, longs for adventure. When opportunity knocks in the form of an all expense paid trip to Monte Carlo with a dead guy – it might […]

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