Go Army! Go Navy! Go barbecue!
OCEANSIDE — It’s that time again. Time to cheer for Army or Navy in the yearly football showdown. Make this year even more fun with
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Escondido salutes legend ‘Lefty’ Mitchell
ESCONDIDO — In the eighth 2021 Escondido Legend biography, the Escondido History Center introduces Lloyd “Lefty” Mitchell. The Center will present a $1,000 honorarium, in
Encinitas housing discrimination lawsuit adds defendants, allegations
ENCINITAS — A federal discrimination lawsuit alleging unlawful housing practices in Encinitas has expanded to include more defendants and allegations related to the controversial sales
Oceanside chamber celebrates Rising Star students
Oceanside Chamber of Commerce December’s honorees for the Rising Star student recognition are Javier Murillo, Jr., above, from El Camino High School, Jesus “Chuy”
Thielman gets appointment to Cardiff school board
CARDIFF-BY-THE-SEA — Cardiff School District (“District”) and the District’s Governing Board have appointed Shad Thielman to the Cardiff School District Board of Trustees effective Nov.
Rancho Santa Fe native Christy Wilson honored with Suzanne Pohlman award
Christy Wilson has earned the 2021 Suzanne Pohlman award (Aprill Manriquez/ Love Captured Photography) RANCHO SANTA FE — The Suzanne Pohlman award was created to
Peter Pupping, guitar orchestra offer Christmas concert
Local master guitarist Peter Pupping and his Encinitas Guitar Orchestra offer new and classic Christmas favorites with 40 guitars at 7:30 pm Dec. 3 at
Escondido local proudly serves in Navy
Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Jose Ocamdo, from Escondido, with Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Hayden Graves, from Missouri, are assigned to the forward-deployed amphibious
Weir family named as Escondido Legends
George Weir with wife Cynthia, is one of the 2021 Escondido Legends chosen by the Escondido History Center. The honorariums are for seniors from high
Encinitas in unique position to quickly implement organic waste ordinances
ENCINITAS — This past week, the Encinitas City Council introduced its organic waste ordinances in compliance with a state law requiring every municipality to regulate
