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Encinitas florist told to leave after 36 years on Saxony Road
ENCINITAS — Lupe Lopez has sold flowers from the same stand along Saxony Road for 36 years. She wants to stay but says the property owner has given her until December to leave. Lopez Flowers sits at 440 Saxony Road, across the street from the former Paul Ecke Ranch....
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Vista’s Guadalupe Tap House to close by end of month
VISTA — Raúl and Lisa Dejú are winding down operations at Guadalupe Brewery Tap House/Cervecería, which the husband-and-wife team owns and operates in downtown Vista. A closing bash with live music is set for Friday, Nov. 20. The business will be closed by Dec. 1. As...
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Team rescues new mother cow in San Diego
Late Thursday evening (11/13), San Diego Humane Society’s Emergency Response Team (ERT) rescued an eight-year-old Jersey cow who collapsed at the bottom of a steep pasture after giving birth in Fallbrook, CA. Veterinarians suspected that the new mother cow, named Amalthea, developed milk fever—a severe calcium deficiency that can strike after calving, leaving cows dangerously weak and unable to stand. The ERT moved Amalthea to the barn where the veterinarians began rehabilitation and reunited her with her newborn calf.
Times of San Diego
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Mar Vista Football Falls To Fallbrook High School
Friday night was always going to be an uphill battle for the Mar Vista High School football team. Despite finishing the regular season at 6-4, the Mariners were placed as the No. 14 overall seed in the CIF Division 5 playoffs, forcing them to make a nearly hour-long drive north to face No. 3 seed Fallbrook High School.
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City of Vista Celebrates Salute to Service Vista Veterans Day
Thousands of Veterans Day Celebrations took place across the nation on Wednesday in commemoration of the federal holiday. Originally called Armistice Day, in honor of those who served in WW I, the day was changed in 1954 to Veterans Day in honor of all currently living veterans. Parades, speeches, 5K’s and a myriad of other celebrations were held in cities large and small to honor the veteran service men and women from all branches of the armed services. For Vista, the Veterans Day celebration was highlighted by presentations by the Mayor and City Councilmembers, remarks from service club dignitaries, and a keynote speaker. Along with this, presentations were made to veterans attending and several special were awarded. awarded. The Salute to Service: Vista Veterans Day was held near The Veterans Memorial Park and the Ernie Pinamonti Memorial Park bronze statue display. Ernie was a U.S. Marine killed during the Vietnam War.
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San Diego's High Society Jazz Band Plays Fallbrook on Nov. 15
San Diego's High Society Jazz Band is booked into Fallbrook on Nov. 15, a six-piece stop on Fallbrook Music Society's 49th concert season. The date was already on the society's eight-concert calendar when Village News previewed the season in August. On Nov. 12 the paper carried a society submission that put names, styles and ticket figures on the same booking.
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WWI to Vietnam: A Family's Three-Generation Military Legacy
Walking along the rows of red, white, and blue fluttering flags at Murrieta's Field of Honor, weeklong patriotic display in Murrieta Town Square Park, Navy veteran Robert Morris does not have to search hard to find his place in American history — he has three personal stakes planted in the ground, a three-Generation military legacy.
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Carlsbad rejects Village housing project despite risk of ‘painful’ consequences
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council voted 3-1 on Nov. 10 to deny Carlsbad Village Square, a seven-unit, mixed-use development in the Village, despite city officials’ warnings of potentially significant consequences under state housing law. The developers of the four-story project sought waivers under California’s Density Bonus Law...
Escondido Times-Advocate
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Oceanside approves $300 million for sewer projects
Oceanside City Council made a move last week to pursue $300 million in funding for sewer infrastructure projects. They are tied to the decommissioning of the La Salina Waste Water Treatment Plant. The city plans to decommission the aging plant and consolidate sewer flows to the San Luis Rey Water...