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'Thomas Calabrese'
Jingo Bells – Thomas Calabrese
Jingle All The Way Thomas Calabrese- Johnny Jingo was born on April 8th, 1850 in Kansas City, Missouri, son of Martin and Emily Jingo. Martin was a master gunsmith and in 1864 he decided to move his family from Missouri to California. While in route, their wagon train stopped outside Laramie, Wyoming. It was attacked […]
Read More →Sergeant Lucky – Thomas Calabrese
Lifesaver and Lifechanger. Thomas Calabrese – Nina Mondello started off as an office worker and was promoted to cost estimator for Baez Commercial Construction in Kansas City, Missouri. She had been with the company for five years and had high hopes for a prosperous career as long as she worked hard and did a good […]
Read More →The Pragmatic Philosopher- Thomas Calabrese
Lethal Numbers Thomas Calabrese – John Cosentino grew up in Vista, California with his twin sister, Gina. His father, Tony was a former Marine Corps officer and was currently employed as Chief Financial Officer for Jamison Medical Manufacturing Corporation in San Marcos. Tony spoke from experience when he gave this parental advice to his children, […]
Read More →The Proverbials – Thomas Calabrese
They Put the ‘Us’ In Dangerous Thomas Calabrese — Definition of proverbial: Well known, especially so as to be stereotypical, mystical, famous, celebrated, well-known, self-evident or unquestionable. Lisa Gentry grew up on a ranch near Elko, Nevada. This region is dubbed the Swiss Alps of Nevada because of its year round access to hiking, skiing, […]
Read More →Your Poll Numbers Are Looking Great Thomas Calabrese
Never Compromise with Evil Thomas Calabrese –Life doesn’t go always according to plan, but it is more important on how we react to unexpected changes and difficult obstacles than it is to pacifically ride the wave or go with the flow when things are going well. How does that saying go? Success breeds confidence, but […]
Read More →Attitude of Gratitude Thomas Calabrese
Legendary Johnny Street Thomas Calabrese -If you googled the word victim, you might see the name Della Street next to the definition. A combination of biological and environmental components negatively impacted her life from the day she was born. She grew up in poverty in Stockton, California the youngest of three children. Her mother was […]
Read More →24 Carat Men Thomas Calabrese
Gold Standard Thomas Calabrese — Alchemy is the medieval forerunner of chemistry and is based on the transformation of solid matter. It was concerned particularly with converting base metals into gold. The ancient alchemist’s efforts in making this valuable resource from other minerals has been an impossible dream that has been passed down from generation to […]
Read More →Cold Cash -Thomas Calabrese
The Zero Seven Hundred Crew Thomas Calabrese -The former military pilots would meet at Denny’s restaurant on El Camino Real in Oceanside at 0700 hours every Wednesday morning. When I say 0700 hours, I mean anytime between when the first guy arrived around 0630 hours and whenever the last one got there. Not everybody was […]
Read More →Sultan of Slamdino -Thomas Calabrese
Valley Center Kid Thomas Calabrese – Mike Leandro was a Navy Seal and had been in Special Operations for over 16 years. He was hoping to make his full twenty, but his body wasn’t cooperating. He had been shot four times, stabbed twice, broke both legs and his left arm and had more sprains, concussions […]
Read More →Hellcat Brothers -Thomas Calabrese
A Heavenly Commander Thomas Calabrese — Edward and Henry McTalon were identical twins born on July 3, 1921 in Arcadia, California. Their father, Frank was one of only 38 Americans who served with the legendary Lafayette Escadrille in World War I. He flew Newport 28 and Spad XIII bi-planes and shot down 18 German planes […]
Read More →Rampaging Ranger – Thomas Calabrese
All Things Are Possible Thomas Calabrese –Jack Briggs was born with a vivid imagination and nothing ever seemed too unrealistic or implausible to him as images and scenarios were constantly appearing in his mind. Creating stories in his mind soon became his hobby and coping mechanism when the world got too much for him to […]
Read More →Rogue Lightning -Thomas Calabrese
Good Handyman Thomas Calabrese–Rogue Lightning is often called dry lightning, even though there is actually rain, it is just too high in the sky for us to feel it. On this particular day the temperature was hovering around 90 degrees on the beach even at 0700 hours as a high pressure cell blanketed California and […]
Read More →The Falconers Wings of Justice
Wings of Justice Thomas Calabrese –When the Green Berets arrived at the sanctuary, Diane gave the men an introduction “Falconry is an ancient art and was used to refer to a system of using birds of prey for hunting. Nowadays it is also considered a sport. It involves falcons, hawks, sparrowhawks, goshawks and eagles. Our bird […]
Read More →Emphatically Clear -Thomas Calabrese
Swamp Fighter Thomas Calabrese –Ray Trent was a seasoned combat veteran and a dangerous weapon. He had been in the Navy Seals for nine years and fought in some of the most dangerous places in the world. He loved his country and knew what threats existed in the United States and throughout the world was […]
Read More →The Beagles Are Calling – Thomas Calabrese
To Bestow his Heart Thomas Calabrese — The USDA foreign landholdings report from 2020 shows Chinese investors own 266 parcels of United States land totaling 194,179 acres. Joint U.S-Chinese projects also combine for another 157,961 acres. The report for 2020 has been delayed several times and many concerned Americans believe that Chinese holdings are now somewhere […]
Read More →Tip of the Spear – Thomas calabrese
Thomas Calabrese–Jennifer Salter was born on Camp Pendleton Marine Corps base. The youngest child of Colonel Robert Salter. Going back to World War I, someone in the Salter family had served in the military. It wasn’t that it was demanded or expected of them, but growing up in an environment where God, family and country […]
Read More →When You’re Good To Others – Thomas Calabrese
You’re Best to Yourself Thomas Calabrese — Nick Lane’s greatest strength was also his greatest weakness. He was steadfast, loyal and even relentless when someone else was in trouble, but extremely uncomfortable with exposing any of his own vulnerabilities. As child, he always felt more at ease helping his friends than having them assist him. […]
Read More →Defenders of the Gateway -Thomas Calabrese
Greater is he who can rule his spirit Thomas Calabrese — Seven angels or archangels correspond to days of the week: Michael (Sunday), Gabriel (Monday), Uriel (Tuesday), Raphael (Wednesday), Selaphiel (Thursday), Raguel or Jegudiel (Friday), and Barachiel (Saturday). You might assume that with a name like Mike Sunday, something unusual was destined to happen to this […]
Read More →Beauty Is The Beast – Thomas Calabrese
Unlawful Orders Thomas Calabrese –Naval Captain Ron Raintree was a full–blooded Kiowa Indian and his wife Rosemary Russo was Italian, one set of grandparents emigrated from Palermo, Sicily and the other were from Naples, Italy. Ron and Rosemary met at Northeast High School in Kansas City, Missouri and dated during their senior year. They agreed […]
Read More →No Whine – Thomas Calabrese
A Time to Toughen Up Thomas Calabrese –Eleanor’s Café was located on Buccaneer Beach in Oceanside California. Eleanor Vistarino was the widow of retired Marine, Eddie Vistarino, who died 10 years ago from a heart attack. The décor of beachside café was casual and the walls were decorated with military memorabilia going back to the […]
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Dec10Sat8:00 am Vista Farmers Market @ Vista Courthouse LotVista Farmers Market @ Vista Courthouse LotDec 10 @ 8:00 am – 12:00 pmEvery Saturday – Fresh fruits and vegetables, vendor booths.5:00 pm JTL Concert “Merry & Bright” @ Moonlight AmphitheatreJTL Concert “Merry & Bright” @ Moonlight AmphitheatreDec 10 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pmA visual and musical extravaganza will make the season bright when The Moonlight offers a festive concert of classic and contemporary holiday songs. A parade of Moonlight artists will sing their way through a holiday[...]Dec11Sun12:00 pm Vista Historical Society Christm... @ Vista Historical MuseumVista Historical Society Christm... @ Vista Historical MuseumDec 11 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Featuring Santa Claus from 12 noon to 4 pm. Great refreshments Free Gifts for children Gin N’Tonix Entertainment Crafters and others will be on site with items for sale Website https://www.vistahistoricalsociety.com/events/upcoming-events/2022-annual-christmas-partyDec13Tue5:30 pm Vista City Council @ Vista City HallVista City Council @ Vista City HallDec 13 @ 5:30 pmTuesday Feb 11, 2020 – Vista City Council – meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 5:30 PM. Persons limited per restrictions. Council meetings are shown on cable television – Fridays[...] -
