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Office Contact Information Office Manager: Jim Murphy Phone: 760-724-8356 FAX: 760-630-5904 MGR Carlsbad office 760-683-8102 for 8-5 MGR emergency # 888-920-0647 for after hours Email: jacascade@gmail.com Non-emergency Sheriff numbers: 760-940-4300 or 858-565-5200 Open Office Hours Monday and Tuesday 2-7 PM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 7-12 AM

Cascadians, Inc. 2025 Board of Directors ​ ​

President: Marie Scott Vice President: Wayne McMullen Secretary: Karyl Bruhn Treasurer: Darrell Echard Directors: Russell Lazott​ Patt Perkins Kay Yauger

2025 Committee Chairs Architectural ​ ​ ​ Don Drake​ ​ ​ Emergency Medical​ ​ Lorraine McMullen​ ​ Long Range Planning​ ​ Don Ekstrom​ ​ ​ Finance​ ​ ​ ​ Karyl Bruhn​ ​ ​ Legislation​ ​ ​ Jim Murphy ​ ​ Newsletter​ ​ ​ Karyl Bruhn ​ ​ ​ Surveillance​ ​ ​ Darrell Echard​​ ​ Library​ ​ ​ ​ Leann Crofoot​ ​ ​ TV Equipment​ ​ ​ Wayne McMullen​ ​ Give Away Table​​ ​ Laura Vaughan​ ​ January 2026​ ​

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Landscape Cliff Vaughan​ ​ ​ ​ Prayer Mary Froese Breakfast Kathy Ferrin CRV Pickup Winni Lucas Social Diana Sherlock BINGO Alice Nolf Welcoming Gina Marin & Chris Echard Potlucks Patt Perkins & Diana Sherlock Clubhouse Decorating Mary Froese Sunshine Lorena Velez

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Cascadian Newsletter WOW, six candidates for the four open board positions. The nominating committee did a great job. Make your vote count; be sure to follow the directions provided with the ballot packet.

We will find out the results of the election at our Annual Meeting Friday, January 16th.

We will also honor the volunteers that contribute their time and talents in so many ways to keep our community a fabulous place to live. Join in the positive by signing up for a committee in 2026; share your time, talents and ideas. Committee reports are due prior to the annual meeting; please turn them into the office before January 16th. Cake and ice cream will be served while the 2026 board meets to choose officers. Support our community by attending the annual meeting Friday, January 16th.

By now, we are all aware that Vista Cascade is under new management with MGR Property Management. With new management, come some changes. Beginning January 1st our office will have new hours. Mondays and Tuesdays, the office will be open from 2-7 PM. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the office will be open from 7-12 AM. The change of office hours saves money and may be more convenient for some.

The clubhouse will continue to be open from 7 AM to 7 PM. Monday

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Open Susan

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7-12 AM Jim

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Yard inspections will now be held on a more regular basis every two to three months.

The same lot maintenance expectations are in place per Cascadians, Inc. governing documents. The checklist is available in the office upon request and is posted on the portal. MGR staff will tour the property and make note of violations, maintenance that January 2026​ ​

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needs to be addressed by the equity share member/s. Letters to residents will go out from MGR detailing work needing to be done and the timeline for completion.

Sometimes there are unique circumstances and the timeline may need to be adjusted by the resident; if you need accommodations, contact MGR via the office or the portal.

The more frequent checks will help us all maintain our space in a way that will be good for our community. We may not be receiving the ‘Thank you for being a good neighbor’ slip in our tubes. No news is good news. Together, we will keep our community a beautiful and safe place to live. Our next MGR yard inspection will be early January.

Winter Olympic Sports

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In the Know What about the Board of Directors? See Article V. of our Bylaws.

Cascadians, Inc. is to be governed by a Board of Directors composed of 7 Equity Members in “good standing”. What is in “good standing”? o Payment of dues or assessments are not past due. o Member conducts oneself in such a way as to not be detrimental to the best interests of the Corporation, including but not limited to the violation of any provision of the Bylaws, failure to satisfy membership qualifications or flagrant violations of the Rules and Regulations.

Corporate powers are conducted and exercised by or under the direction of the Board of Directors. These powers are to be handled while acting in the association’s best financial and communal interest. The Board of Directors has fiduciary duties, meaning they must act with loyalty and care, making informed decisions for the community’s well-being. Here are some of the corporate powers: o To accept or reject applications for membership in the Corporation and admission of the member to occupancy of a space; o To establish the monthly prorated operating expenses for each space based on an operating budget, including without limitation, payment into reserve or reserve for taxes, capital improvements, periodic maintenance and extraordinary expenses; o To establish, from time to time, the monthly pro rata share for each member and/or space attributable to any principal and/or interest and/or charges payable on any outstanding debt of the Corporation; o To engage agents or hire employees for the management of the Park; o To authorize refunds; o Termination and/or Suspension of Membership and occupancy rights for just cause; o To put into effect the Rules and Regulations pertaining to the use and occupancy of the premises as may be deemed proper and are consistent with the Bylaws.

The term of office is 2 years. Four directors shall be elected in even-numbered years, and 3 directors shall be elected in odd-numbered years.

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Any director may resign effective upon giving notice. Any remaining vacant term if more than 1 year on the Board of Directors shall be filled only by special election of the Equity Members called by the Board of Directors within 30-days of the vacancy.

●​ A director may be removed from office if declared of unsound mind, convicted of a felony, found guilty of breach of duty in his or her capacity as director, or recalled by vote of the majority of the Equity Members.

Free Course on Misinformation Misinformation has been a serious problem for seniors. Our problem is for us to be able to identify misinformation. The Poynter course is free and can be useful for helping us to spot misinformation and other digital threats to our financial security.

Some photos may attract seniors with beautiful people or other images generated in AI. These may be produced by criminals intent on getting money from you. Ironically there are AI generated sites that can actually detect fake photos and warn you to stay away from that thread.

The Poynter course is also one of several that can help in identifying misinformation.

Please keep learning about digital threats and if you feel you might be a victim, contact the San Diego County Sheriff's Department in Vista to report your suspicions.

To begin to activate the Poynter Class , please type into the URL poynter.org/courses/how-to-spot-misinformation-online/ I hope you will take the opportunity to learn and protect yourself from scams and misinformation. I’ll periodically be contributing more information to help you protect yourself.

All the Best, Darrell Echard Surveillance Committee

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Mark your calendars for our Cascadians, Inc. Annual Board Meeting Friday, January 16th @ 7 PM

Linda Walshaw Mary Froese Diana Hofer Donnie Drake Genevieve Hall Wayne McMullen Cheryl Lampi Maxin Hristozov Reinaldo Marin Rachel Drago Lorena Velez Marie Scott Carrie Worley

This is a special meeting to honor volunteers and present 2025 annual reports. The election results will be announced. The 2026 board will decide on officers. There will still be a Zoom option but hopefully you will be able to join in person.

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Reminder: The 2026 annual budget, finalized last October, increased our monthly fees from $404 to $453 (w/Sat TV) and from $354 to $400 (w no/Sat TV) on January 1st. This is reflected in your current bill through HOA Services.

Anniversary Jill & Moxamuud Abdallah 1/5

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * New park members to welcome: Space 51 Mark & Victoria Baird Space 110 Therese Walega

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2025 Vista Cascade Birthday Parties

For all the Cakes….for all the good times….for all the lives honored this year - 2025 Photos – just a sampling

Many Thanks, Alice - Baker, Par Excellence

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We are so excited to welcome our new neighbors, Mark and Victoria Baird, to space 51.

Mark was born in Garden Grove in 1950 and graduated from Laguna Beach High School. He has graduate degrees from Pepperdine University and UC Irvine. Tori was born in 1960 in LaVerne, CA. Mark and Tori’s romance began 35 years ago in Laguna Beach, CA. where they lived in the same apartment complex. He was coaching and teaching high school and moonlighting as the apartment complex manager. She and her family had a specialty shop in the Laguna Beach strip. Both Mark and Tori are very athletic. She being a competitive swimmer and he a surfer. He swept her off her feet by composing poems that he left in all number of romantic places, for her to find. All throughout their lives they have been a twosome – where one is, there you will find the other. Their careers, their family life have always been completely intertwined. Together they raised three children – two boys and a girl.

Early in their marriage they had a home near Camp Pendleton and one day a young Marine came to the door. They had seen his children playing in the neighborhood and had briefly met, so they were amenable to this young man’s presence at their front door. He had just come from work and still was dressed in his military fatigues, “Hello Sir…. Would you have any work that I might do around your house? I’ve run into a bit of hard times.

My wife is frantic! When I got home from work I found our utilities had been turned off and she couldn’t even fix supper! Also, my truck was just repossessed.”

“Of fellow! I’m so sorry. Let me just go get you a little money.”

“Oh, no sir! I’m a Marine! I need to work for my money!”

Several hours later a very relieved Marine left for home with some money In his pocket…and Mark and Tori had a life’s mission, for this young man told him that this is a common occurrence for the men in the military – running short of money. Mark had been a pastor for a number of years, starting churches and had served on the staff of Saddleback Church as a pastor to former military who were plagued with PTSD, but this January 2026​ ​

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was a new wrinkle. Within a short time, in 2005 - God had given Mark and Tori the plan to start a Military Job Board. Using print media to advertise, HIRE A PATRIOT they posted chores and jobs and married them up to folk who needed help, to the satisfaction of both.

This is still in existence today. Thanks to computer technology it is much easier. And the program can be accessed at PatrioticHearts.org.

Interestingly, Mark never served in the military, but God has placed a real calling to serve this population in very practical ways. Mark and Tori provide three day Military marriage retreats at the lovely Marina Hotel in Oceanside; he has helped 142 vets in 42 states start their own businesses where he teaches, trains and equips them– with their promise to hire only vets to work in those businesses.

Currently he leads a men’s fellowship for Veterans at Vista Assembly of God Church every Saturday.

He has authored 7 books, one of which is Unemployment.

An American Crisis – Veterans

The third prong of their ministry is their Military Family Aid. People can donate their old cars to this ministry. This is how they are able to finance the other two prongs of their ministry. People from all over the US donate to this organization. All aspects of their non-profit organizations can be learned about at PatrioticHearts.org.

When they aren’t working, they spend their time exercising at a local gym. Mark loves to teach the Bible, play the harmonica and sing.

No doubt you will see them walking about in our park. Be sure and say HI! “As I remember my sweet friend Sandy, I know she would approve wholeheartedly of the lovely couple who are living in her home.” ​​ ​ Mary Froese

You cannot do a Kindness too soon, for you never know when it will be too late. Ralph Waldo Emerson The best way to predict the future is to create it.​

Abraham Lincoln

The best way to predict the future is to create it.​

Socrates

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WILDLILFE OWLS Owls are one of the species of raptors that inhabit our area. The most common owls in the San Diego area are Barn Owls, Screech Owls, Burrowing Owls and Great Horned Owls.

This type of bird hunts at night. They have big eyes and sharp eyesight. They have large wings and can fly up to 40 miles per hour. Their feathers are constructed in such a way that they can fly silently, gliding most of the time.

Sharp talons and strong legs enable them to catch and hold their prey.

Owls have flexible necks—they can rotate their heads 270 degrees.

This allows them to spot prey—usually rodents and other birds.

Owls are poor nest builders. They often take over nests of other birds.

In the case of Burrowing Owls, they often take over dens of rodents or squirrels, as they are ground dwellers.

Unfortunately, most baby owls don’t survive their first year. Those that do can live around 10 years.

I, once again, urge you not to use rodent poisons. If an owl eats an animal that has been poisoned, it will die too.

Karen Phillips The owl houses near the clubhouse will be refurbished soon. When they were first installed; we were told we needed two boxes, one for a male and one for a female. Hopefully we will have resident owls in the near future.

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January 2026 Calendar of Fun and Facts

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1st: New Year’s Day A new year, a new start, a new attitude, a new hobby, visit a new place, a new you! Start the year with a life of fun and rewarding!

4th: National Spaghetti Day 6th: Epiphany A Christian tradition of a day of feastering, commemorating the visit of the Magi, the baptism of Jesus and the wedding of Cana.

9th: Law Enforcement Day 14th: National Dress Up Your Pet Day 15th: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 22nd: National Celebration of Life Day 27th: National Holocaust Remembrance Day 31st: National Hot Dog Day

(The above pictures are from my own collection)

The Garden Gate Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter Cacti What are the three types of Christmas cactus? There aren’t different types of Christmas Cactus, but there are six different varieties of the Schlumbergera, with the most commonly sold variety in our area: (S.truncata aka Thanksgiving), (S.buckleyi aka Christmas), and another variety (Rhipsalidopsis/Hatiora gaertneri aka Easter).

A long living houseplant, (I keep mine outside on my front porch deck with success) that can live 20-30 years, but have been known to live 100 years or more. The orange and yellow varieties are fairly rare hybrids of Christmas Cactus. Source: AI Overview The three common types of "holiday cacti" are the Thanksgiving Cactus (S. truncata), the Christmas Cactus (S. x buckleyi), and the Easter Cactus (Hatiora gaertneri), distinguished by their leaf segment shapes and typical blooming times, though often mislabeled in stores. Source: IL Extension, Plumeria Botanical Boutique, & Planet Desert.

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Left: Christmas

Center: Thanksgiving:

Right: Easter

●​ Thanksgiving Cactus (S. truncata): Has pointy, claw-like segments, blooms in late fall/early winter (Nov-Dec). ●​ Christmas Cactus (S. x buckleyi): Has more rounded, flatter segments with small nubs, blooms closer to Christmas. ●​ Easter Cactus (Hatiora gaertneri): Features smooth, oval, or rounder segments with very rounded edges, blooming in spring around Easter.

Who would have thought that a cactus would be a representation of Christmas? The holiday generally invokes scenes of snow, firesides, and evergreen conifers, but certainly not cacti. The story behind the Christmas cactus reveals why it bears the name and shows that there are several other "holiday" cacti, as well.

Schlumbergera Plant History: Adding to the intrigue, the Christmas cactus origin is steeped in sultry, tropical temperatures in the country of Brazil. A plant in the Schlumbergera family, Christmas cacti are so named because of their flowering time in the Northern Hemisphere. In their home region, they flower in April to May and the common name has no meaning. In Europe, they are called crab cactus, a nod to their clawed limbs. There are six main species of Schlumbergera. Of these, several are designated as "holiday" cacti in commercial production. These bloom from September to February and are forced to bloom and sold as gift plants during the Thanksgiving and Christmas periods, hence the Thanksgiving cactus plant and Christmas cactus were named. The genus name is a tribute to Frederic Schlumberger, a French collector of exotic botanical species. The group of holiday cacti were discovered by Allen Cunningham in the early 1800s, and by the 1900s, there were several hybrids. These were adopted into the Christian holiday traditions due to their blooming times, which coincided with Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Botanical Christmas Cactus Origin: Investigating the history of Christmas cactus reveals a bit of a tangle. Many botanists insist that Schlumbergera x buckleyi is the original, true Christmas cactus. This hybrid has all but disappeared and is a treasure among collectors. The form Schlumbergera truncata is the parent of the majority of the holiday cacti available today. It is actually quite different from S. buckleyi, with an asymmetrical flower and wings on the ovary. It may be found in hues of white, pink, rose, and yellow, while the original Christmas cactus was white with a pale pink throat.

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There are also hybrids with more orange tones and even an Easter cactus, which blooms later in the season.

One Possible Story Behind the Christmas Cactus: A bit of research leads to a charming bit of Schlumbergia history. A Jesuit missionary known as Father Jose was trying to convert Bolivian natives. However, in spite of his good works and attempts to pass along the Word, he was met with failure. The native people appreciated his help but did not believe in the Christmas story he tried to convey. As he was praying at his crude altar on Christmas eve, he heard his congregants singing a hymn he had taught them. When he looked up, the children of the village were heading his way bearing plant stems decorated with beautiful flowers. These were the blooms of Schlumbergia cacti, which they gave to him to decorate the altar. Whether the story is true or not, it is illustrative and a sweet tale nonetheless.

Source: Bonnie Grant/Gardeningknowhow.com

The Easter Cactus (Hatiora/Rhipsalidopsis) hails from Brazil's rainforests, growing on trees (epiphytically), not deserts, and was brought to Europe in the 18th century, becoming popular in the 19th century for its bright spring blooms, with modern hybrids developed later for diverse colors, often confused with Christmas cacti but distinguished by its rounder stems and star-like flowers that open with the sun. source: AI ​​ ​ Origins & Introduction ●​ Native Home: The Easter cactus is a tropical plant from the rainforests of southeastern Brazil, where it grows harmlessly on trees and rocks, not in desert sand. ●​ Arrival in Europe: It was likely brought to Europe from Rio de Janeiro in the 18th century, with botanical names honoring early figures like botanist Joseph Gartner (hence gaertneri).

Evolution as a Houseplant ●​ Early Cultivation: By the 19th century, these epiphytic cacti were cultivated in Victorian greenhouses (stoves) and homes, valued for their unique appearance and spring flowers. ●​ Taxonomic Confusion: It's often confused with its relatives (Christmas & Thanksgiving cacti), belonging to the genus Hatiora or sometimes Rhipsalidopsis, with ongoing debate about its classification (e.g., with Schlumbergera).

Tips for growing these EASY ever green potted varieties of cacti: a little Epsom salt eg: 1 tablespoon to a gallon of water once a month (except during blooming time) boosts keeping your plant healthy. Coffee grounds can be helpful in small amounts in supporting new growth.

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🌞🌦☔🌈January 2026 N.O.A.A. Weather Predictions for the Pacific Southwest 🌞🌦☔🌈 For January 2026 in the NOAA Southwest outlook (part of the Winter 2025-26 forecast), expect a continuation of warmer-than-average temperatures and drier-than-average conditions, driven by a favored La Niña pattern, though recent wetter months slightly adjusted predictions, with some better rain chances in early January before dryness likely returns. The Southwest, including California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico, has high chances for above-normal temps, with potential for drought persistence or worsening later in the season despite some potential early winter moisture.

Key Takeaways for the Southwest (Jan 2026): ●​ Temperatures: High probability of above-normal temperatures across the entire Southwest. ●​ Precipitation: Drier-than-average conditions favored, though early January might see better rainfall before a drier pattern sets in. ●​ Drought: Drought is likely to persist or worsen in parts of the Southwest, though improvement is possible in Arizona, New Mexico, and Southern Utah/Colorado. ●​ Underlying Pattern: The forecast is influenced by a developing La Niña, which typically brings warmer, drier conditions to the Southern U.S..

What This Means: ●​ Warmer: Expect less snow and more slush/icy conditions at lower elevations, potentially warmer mountain weather. ●​ Drier: Continued dryness, especially after early January, could worsen drought conditions.

Where to Get Updates: ●​ Check the NOAA Climate Prediction Center (CPC) website for monthly updates

to the 3-month outlook.

“January is the perfect time to reset, recharge, and renew your focus on what ​ ​ -unknown truly matters.”​ ​ “What the new year brings to you will depend a great deal on what you bring to the new year.” ​ ​ ​ ​ – Vern McLellan January 2026​ ​

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This N’ That Reminder: The Palomar Succulent and Cactus Society meets the fourth Saturday of each month, starting at 11:00, at the Presbyterian Church next door to Sprouts. The 2026 Monthly Meeting topics, presenters and highlights have yet to be posted online.

For more information: www.palomarcactus.org

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BINGO - 6-8:00PM ARRIVE BY 5:45 THURSDAY GAME NIGHT - 6-8:00PM SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE - 10:00AM-12:00PM BIBLE STUDY TUESDAYS 6:00 This is the time to thank all of our selfless volunteers of 2025 that have worked hard at providing all of us fun activities, potlucks, holiday dinners, crafts, birthday celebrations, art shows, decorating the clubhouse, recycling, etc., and those who also participate on other various Vista Cascade committees: ARCHITECTURAL, BOARD MEMBERS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL, LONG RANGE PLANNING, FINANCE, LEGISLATION, NEWSLETTER, SURVEILLANCE, LIBRARY, TV EQUIPMENT, GIVE AWAY TABLE, LANDSCAPE, PRAYER, BREAKFAST, CRV PICKUP, SOCIAL, BINGO, WELCOMING, POTLUCKS, CLUBHOUSE DECORATING (with many on multiple committees)! ​

⛑️ 🧑‍🏭👷🛐 🧑‍🌾🧑‍🍳🏋️🕵️🤝 THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO, FOR ALL OF US! ♥️

Science is not the truth. Science is finding the truth.

When science changes its opinion, it didn’t lie to you.

It learned more.

Fun Facts Calendar, The Garden Gate, Weather, This N’That submitted by Cathy Jimenez

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Puzzles and Word Games you can use

Indian Food

Emotional Response Across 1. Gym set 5. Darling 8. “I, Claudius” role 9. Band member 11. Apple spray 12. Face-to-face exam 13. Buttonwood 15. In-flight info, for short 16. Close call 21. Halftime lead, e.g.

22. Wyle of “ER” 24. Horace volume 25. Coastal raptor 26. Balaam’s mount

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10. A pint, maybe 14. Store convenience, for short 16. “The Matrix” hero 17. Icelandic epic 18. Long, long time 19. Achy 20. All there 23. “For ___ a jolly ...”

The headline is a clue to the answer in the diagonal.

January Sudoku How to solve sudoku puzzles No math is required to solve a sudoku. You only need logic and patience.

Simply make sure that each 3x3 square region has only one instance of the numbers 1-9.

Similarly, each number can only

appear once in a column or row in the larger grid. The difficulty on this puzzle is medium.

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