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Wednesday, Nov. 11, the VC Cemetery District
held its annual Veterans Day observance, with a presentation of
the colors, and an inspirational speech, followed by refreshments.
David Bishop, a retired first sergeant with the U.S. Marine Corps
and currently with the Escondido Police SWAT team, spoke at Wednesday’s
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Turkey
trot
And they are off and running! Fifth grade girls streak across
the playground at Lilac School on Thursday. The competition
was sponsored by the Lilac Teacher Parent Club.
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Optimist
hams
Don McBeath of Valley Center Optimist Club prepares
hams for smoking for the Optimist Club annual Thanksgiving ham
sale from Thursday Nov.19 – Wednesday Nov. 25. Sales will
be open in front of Fat Ivor’s, 11 a.m. –6 p.m. except
for Wednesday the 25th when sales and pick ups end at noon. |
Poinsettia
sale
Dos Valles Garden Club will hold its annual poinsettia
sale on Dec. 5, from 9 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Martin Gang Ranch
(next to Adams park). Shown, (from left) Carol Curcio, Marcia
Townsend and Julie Ramey. |
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The Valley Center Planning Group at its November
meeting voted to set up a subcommittee to examine illegal horse
boarding facilities as a county issue and to advise the County
how to solve the problem.
An offer by the Escondido family that manufactures
Dr. Bronner’s soap to donate $1 million to the Boys &
Girls Club, to be used for a new clubhouse in Valley Center would
seem to be a win-win.
People who think they know what the speed limit
is on Valley Center Road may have it wrong. You may think that
the speed limit for Valley Center Road since its completion as
a four-lane road is 45 mph or even 55 mph, since it is unmarked.
 
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