5 powerful practices to help small businesses be successful
Adopting good practices that have proven successful for other business owners before can help you get off to a good start.
Encinitas Chamber of Commerce
Remembering the life of ‘Mr. Encinitas’
ENCINITAS — Edgar Engert, known locally as “Mr. Encinitas,” passed away on Jan. 10 due to complications related to COVID-19. He was 84 years old.
Blakespear’s delivers virtual State of the City address
ENCINITAS — In a sign of the times, Encinitas Mayor Catherine Blakespear delivered the first-ever virtual State of the City address on Oct. 27, calling
Local business owners in limbo, worried about survival
ENCINITAS — As the City of Encinitas begins to survey the full scope of it’s economic damage in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, residents
Encinitas Chamber CEO, wife, to step down
Bob and Mimi Gattinella are retiring from the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce, an organization they both helped restore in reputation and financial footing.
Encinitas to hold forum on proposed gas-powered leaf blower ban
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce and the city of Encinitas will host a community forum tonight to discuss eliminating the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.
Blakespear’s State of City highlights city achievements
Mayor Catherine Blakespear said in her annual state of the city address that Encinitas is making strides in the “existential reckoning” of meeting its state-mandated
High commercial rents, low vacancy strengthen, challenge Encinitas economy
ENCINITAS — As part of its strategic plan, the city of Encinitas promotes and monitors economic development as a way of attracting and retaining businesses
Mayor stresses long-term planning in State of the City address
On a Tuesday night highlighted by puppies and alligators, Encinitas Mayor Kristin Gaspar did not address the so-called “elephant in the room.”
