Vista Chamber Magazine Fall 2021

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First Word - Rachel Beld

Happy Fall!

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Hungry Bear Deli

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Chairman's Corner

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Mayor's Musings

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Grafted Cellars

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Tri-City Medical Center

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EDCO

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Superintendent's Corner

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Humble Pie Communications

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Vista Chamber's New Board

Feeding Vista Since 2013

"Same Business Different Day" Podcast to Inspire Business Owners Vista Is Open!

Crushing it in Vista Celebrating 60 Years New Food and Organics Recycling Program

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Vista Schools Expansion

Expert Marketing

Strawberry Festival Recap History Vista's First Bank Building

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Chamber Business Directory Rising Stars

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Vista Chamber President & CEO Rachel Beld

Happy Fall Everyone! This is my favorite time of year. I enjoy fall foliage, slightly cooler days and maybe even the occasional sweater when the weather allows. In my house, this time of year is filled with activities and back to school functions. This year will look a little different but is thankfully much more “normal” than last fall. I am happy to share that the Vista Chamber is working to bring back many of our in-person activities and events.

Returning this fall, the Vista Chamber will launch our 8th annual Rising Star program which honors local high school seniors who are true rising stars in their school, community, and at home. We are proud to have honored more than 400 students and given nearly $70,000 in scholarships over the past seven years. If you are interested in supporting this program, please reach out to Kent@vistachamber.org for more information.

Our mixers and networking activities are ramping up and we have many fun ways to engage with other Chamber Members. Please join us! Our Business Mixers are held the second Wednesday of the month. Our November mixer will be our our annual Business Expo at the Vista Civic Center. This year, we will add a hiring fair and other resources for businesses, job seekers and the Vista community. Please also save the date for the Vista Christmas Parade which will take place December 4. Check out our events calendar for more information!

I am also excited to announce the launch of Velocity, the Vista Chamber Podcast, hosted by yours truly, featuring Vista’s movers, shakers, and change makers. Vista is home to many wonderful people doing amazing things. I can’t wait for you to hear their stories! Find it on Spotify and Apple Podcast as well as our YouTube Channel. Velocity launches on September 1, 2021.

A few nights ago I happened upon a rerun of the television show Friends. Watching for a bit, I started thinking about friends and how they impact our lives. I believe that everyone needs real friends; the ones who support you and care enough about you to push you to be better and to try harder. These are the type of friendships I’ve found among my Chamber team and with our many wonderful members. I invite you to join us and we welcome your membership inquiry.

You can never have too many good friends!

Rachel

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By Barb Miltenberger

When Mike Levine was a young boy growing up in Miami, he and his friends would save their allowances and hop on their bikes several times a week, heading to their favorite sub shop to spend their hard-earned cash.

Considering his life-long obsession, it’s not surprising that he opened his own sandwich shop, the first one in Escondido in 2007. He then went on to open Hungry Bear Deli in Vista in 2013. His mom Mia was instrumental in helping him get things up and running in the early days. Her temporary visit to help out has turned into a permanent move, the two working together side-by-side after all these years. Mike is grateful.

“I’m living the dream. When you love what you do, it isn’t work,” says Mike.

The name Hungry Bear is a nod to both the state of California which he loves, and Mike admits that he can be a bit of a hungry bear himself!

What sets Hungry Bear apart from the other sandwich shops you might ask?

Customer service is a priority at Hungry Bear Deli. As Mike says, “good customer service is free.” Ingredients are of the utmost importance and have to be fresh and locally sourced if possible.

Mike selects only the finest produce, meats, breads and condiments to serve at his establishment and is not willing to cut corners to save money. He wants to give you the product that he himself would choose to eat. Their amazing rolls are from a local baker and are delivered fresh every morning. Everything is washed, hand-cut, sliced and

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trimmed in-house daily for you. They do not own a freezer or a microwave, and the grill is the star of the show at Hungry Bear. Local is very important to Mike.

He wants to be an integral part of his community, and he greatly relies on the support of his neighbors in North County.

Hungry Bear has a diverse lineup of sandwiches. They might be best known for their Ultimate Italian Subs, Philly Steak sandwiches, Tuna Melts, Reubens and the only Cheeseburger Sub in San Diego County. They can also make any sandwich into a salad. Everything on the menu is fully customizable. You can get any sandwich or salad, exactly how you want it. Speaking of salads, the options are unbelievable. They have a chef, solid white albacore tuna, chicken salad, egg salad, antipasto, grilled chicken, Caesar, honey mustard chicken, buffalo chicken, fajita chicken, BBQ chicken, cobb, chicken cordon bleu, garden, Greek or create your own salads!

The last year and a half have come with many challenges for Hungry Bear and Mike. Prior to the COVID-19 epidemic striking, his customers primarily came from the surrounding business parks and most of his business hit between the hours of 11:30 and 1:30PM on weekdays. When many workers began telecommuting in March of 2020, people living in surrounding neighborhoods became the shop’s main source of income. Now with employees returning to the office once again, Mike and Mia enjoy serving both the old faithful customers as well as the new ones they have gained over the last 16 months. 2020 did bring about a positive change and that is that Hungry Bear has created tools to establish a better online presence and you can now conveniently place your orders over the web or though their app. They are ramping up a whole new POS system, to make things easier and more efficient for the customer.

Please connect with them on social media- both on Facebook and Instagram and make it a point to stop by Hungry Bear soon. You can find them at 2205 S. Melrose Dr. #103 in Vista.

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CHAIRMAN'S CORNER

Chair of the Board Adam Brooks

As a native of Vista, I could not be more proud to Chair the Vista Chamber of Commerce and contribute to the Chamber’s vital work supporting our community and the businesses that make our city an ideal a place to live, work, and play.

Years ago, when I launched my own business, Alchemy Print Co., the Vista Chamber of Commerce played an essential role in helping me to network with other business owners and leaders, to increase my company’s visibility, to reach and increase my company’s clientele, and to expand the services that we offer our customers and clients. From firsthand experience, I know how crucial a role the Chamber plays on the frontline in supporting Vista’s businesses and in the region working collaboratively to support the pillars of our community. The Vista Chamber of Commerce has been a staple in our city for over 95 years and has played an active role in transforming Vista from a quiet retirement destination and commuter town to a vibrant city rich in culture and opportunity. From our bustling Downtown and our thriving Industrial Park to our Wave Waterpark and our renowned Moonlight Amphitheater, our city has exhibited impressive growth and innovation. In recent months, the challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic have only heightened the need for the Chamber’s vital work.

Since March of 2020 when Covid-19 was declared a global pandemic, the business environment in Vista, the larger region, and nation has been exceptionally volatile.

In addition to the serious individual health and public safety threats posed by the pandemic, businesses have been forced to deal with a myriad of problems including uncertainty in supply chains, ever-changing government regulations, and huge fluctuations in both what and how our residents and businesses purchase products and services. More than ever, the Chamber is meeting its mission to serve as a unifying organization, helping our members and community to adapt to new regulations impacting their lives and businesses, and providing resources that address the special problems that have arisen during this difficult period.

Like countless other organizations, the Chamber has had to make some difficult decisions in the wake of Covid-19. In 2020, the Vista Chamber was forced to cancel the Christmas Parade and the pinnacle event in our community, the Vista Strawberry Festival. We also established a new home at The Film Hub, since working remotely was often mandated in accordance with state regulations. Through this turbulent period, the Chamber and their incredible staff and CEO have nevertheless succeeded in accomplishing some incredible things.

The Chamber’s Staff devoted countless hours learning about and sharing important information and resources with our members and community. The Chamber pub-

lished more than 50 resource guides with up-to- date information on new legislation, state and county guidelines, permit requirements, grant and loan assistance, and education/training opportunities.

The Chamber supported the needs of our members by pushing for legislation that would provide resources for businesses and by opposing regulations and closures, when appropriate, that would hurt our members and the business community at large. Above and beyond these efforts, our very own Mr. Vista/ Community and Member Engagement Director, Kent Leithold, posted over 100 videos on social media promoting our members.

Over the last year the Vista Chamber has also worked hard serving the needs of our community by providing information on how to access community resources such as quality childcare and other needed services as well as essential products including food, household items, and healthcare supplies. With the help of partner organizations such as the Oceanside Chamber and San Diego North EDC, we were able to pilot a program that allowed us to purchase over $25,000 in food from local restaurants to support families in need.

As we all know, 2020 was a life-changing time for us and for our businesses.

Although we are not quite out of the covid woods in 2021, I am optimistic that our community and Chamber will both survive and emerge stronger than ever. This spring, we took a risk and planned to host the return of the Strawberry Festival, knowing that we might be forced to shut down at the last minute. The Festival was a success! We are moving forward now with plans for the 2021 Christmas Parade and will continue to be a strong advocate for our members, the City of Vista, and our valued partners in our community.

I want to thank our incredible staff, our CEO, and our Board of Directors for their help in allowing us to carry out our vision of being a valued partner to the business community and a strong catalyst for business growth. The Chamber has gone above and beyond the call of duty, establishing new roots and pivoting in ways that helped where help was most needed. The Chamber is a vital community resource and a valued stakeholder in the City of Vista, and I can’t wait to see what great things we can accomplish this year!

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Podcaster Zeke Corley and Co-host Alyssa Lee Good “Same Business Different Day” is a locally produced podcast by Vista business owner, Zeke Corley, that has grown to enjoy local, statewide, national and even international success. Now in its third season, the podcast airs regularly on a wide variety of broadcast channels including Spotify, Apple Podcast, and YouTube, while their social media reach is across all platforms including Instagram and Twitter @samebizpod, and LinkedIn and Facebook at Same Business Different Day. Zeke’s podcast

network, A Different Day Radio produces the podcast that also includes co-host Alyssa Lee Good.

The podcast interviews focus on local and non-local successful businesses from the beginning of their journey to their current level of success. Each segment begins with the business owner explaining how life brought them to where they are today in their business, the forks in the road they encountered along the way and details how the business grew into a successful operation.

“I like to think the podcast serves as an inspiration to other business owners on how to become successful,” explains Corley.

Corley was recently elected to the Vista Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. In addition to working his podcast business, Corley is an insurance broker for YourInsurancePlace.com located in Vista—a business that his father started in 1977. Zeke joined his father’s business in 2003 when it was in San Diego and then moved the business to Vista in

2018. The company specializes in property and casualty insurance for all types of commercial enterprises. In 2019, Corley obtained his agricultural business farm insurance license (AFIS) that allows him to be considered a specialist when it comes to insuring farms, wineries, and related businesses.

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Vista is the place to be! Visitors are coming from all over to shop, dine and discover our downtown. It is bustling with energy, and residents and day-trippers alike, are taking notice.

The downtown vibrancy has also attracted more than a few business ventures and I’m looking forward to welcoming all of the new businesses opening or soon to be opening. Let’s continue shopping local, because this is a great way our community can leverage our collective buying power to keep our neighbors employed in these tough times. We have all seen how Vista grows stronger when we’re pulling together.

Looking ahead, as our city transitions from response to recovery, we are focused on bringing back jobs and creating new opportunities, so that our community is stronger, more resilient and more dynamic than before. The well-being of Vista’s economic health is vital and I remain dedicated to doing all we can to build upon our economic health for our business community. The outlook for our city’s future is looking good and I will work to keep it that way.

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By Barb Miltenberger

Grafted Cellars (GC) is a reimagined Vista urban winery and tasting room enjoying a new concept in 2021. Formerly known as 2Plank Vineyards, the winery has gone through a merging and rebirthing process, complete with new ownership, a new name, a fresh look, and evolved winemaking and branding concepts. 2Plank had built a solid customer base with their unique wines over the last ten years, and what former owners Jason and Tina created is being honored and built upon.

Mele Agrella began working behind the counter at 2Plank two years ago after she decided it was time to reinvent herself after raising her children. She followed her love of wine and winemaking and started out as a tasting room host and progressed to assistant winemaker, all the while studying to learn more about the craft.

When the opportunity came available to purchase the winery, she and her husband Ray snatched up the chance to pour themselves into this new adventure. Knowing of both her love of wine and commitment to the business, the former owners found in Mele and Ray the perfect people to pass the baton to and encouraged them to rename and rebrand the winery based

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on their own personal story. The name Grafted Cellars is a way to convey that while building on 2Plank’s foundation, this is now a family owned and operated business with new growth. The Agrella family members are all lending their own particular talents and expertise to the operation. Overseer of operations Ray and head winemaker Mele lead the charge. Daughter Mikayla studied to obtain multiple sommelier and winemaking certifications, and serves as assistant winemaker as well as brand manager. Her husband Christian studied viticulture and serves as cellar master and vineyard manager and has really been a jack of all trades around the tasting room. The Agrella’s daughter Allie is a designer and has created the beautiful new logo and wine bottle labels, and assists in custom projects. You can also catch her serving in the tasting room. The youngest of the girls, CC has recently graduated from UC Berkeley and both serves in the tasting room and assists in cellar operations. The family retained former employee Chris, a bottling and sangria-making aficionado. He is someone who has definitely become a valued part of their winemaking family.

Consider what GC has to offer. Their space is available for your upcoming event.

They can host your group up front in the tasting room or in the barrel room in the back. If you are a local with your own vineyard and need assistance with custom crushes, bottling, etc., they offer consulting and various processing services. Wine club memberships are available. Since taking over the winery, memberships have increased 25%, so as you can see, the excitement is growing. Base memberships come with no fees, just a twice a year commitment of 4 bottles per pickup.

Privileges come with four free tastings per month, special event invites and a 20% discount on purchases.

Come in for a tasting and please know that you are welcome to bring in your own food to enjoy with your wine. Littles and dogs are also welcome. You can find Grafted Cellars at 2379 La Mirada Drive in Vista. Please check website for hours as they are subject to change. Connect with them on Facebook and Instagram and join the Grafted Cellars family. www.graftedcellars.com

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Tri City Medical Center Celebrating 60 years of advanced healthcare

In the 1950s, North County was a rural area lacking advanced healthcare services. Visionary community and business leaders from Carlsbad, Oceanside and Vista formed Tri-City Healthcare District to improve healthcare access.

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On July 16, 1961, Tri-City Hospital, as it was called then, opened its doors with 87 patient beds and care provided by 42 physicians. The hospital was at the literal heart of the coastal North County community with its main hospital campus located where the cities of Carlsbad, Oceanside and Vista meet. As the community continued to grow and change, Tri-City Hospital

provided family health services, labor and delivery support and breakthrough medical innovations that ensured residents could get the care they needed close to home. Now, 60 years from the time Tri-City opened its doors, they are a full-service acute care hospital with over 500 physicians practicing in over 60 specialties. They are vital to the well-being of the North County community and serve as a healthcare safety net for many. Tri-City Medical Center

remains committed to its mission to advance the health and wellness of the community it serves.

Tri-City Medical Center prides itself on continually advancing healthcare with innovative treatments and technologies.

Their Cardiovascular health institute sets the gold standard for heart and stroke care receiving five major recognitions by the American Heart Association in key areas of heart and stroke treatment.

In addition to outstanding heart and stroke care, Tri-City’s Orthopedics and Spine leads in advanced technology for spine surgery. One accomplishment toward advancing robotic surgery technology was their addition of the Mazor X Robotic Guided Surgery System. The Continual growth of technology and an exceptional surgical staff led to the recognition of Tri-City Medical Center being named Top 100 Best Hospitals for Spine Surgery by Healthgrades.

through outreach initiatives and provides financial and in-kind support for organizations best positioned to “move the needle” on community health issues and address social determinants of health. This Commitment is an opportunity for the medical center and its staff to actively support and lead community improvement programs.

In 2021, it celebrates 60 years of faithfully providing quality and patient-focused healthcare services to the coastal North County region. Tri-City Medical

Center is a 386-bed full-service, general acute care hospital whose mission is to advance the health and wellness of the community it serves. In pursuit of that mission, Tri-City Medical Center has become a clinical care, economic and philanthropic powerhouse that has dramatically elevated the quality of life for those who call North County home while tackling some of our communities’ most pressing social needs.

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Vista Soccer Club is Set to Kick Off this Fall

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By Julie Smith Taylor

September marks the beginning of both recreational and competitive soccer programs in Vista. The time can’t come soon enough for the more than 1,000 kids ranging in age from 4 to 18-years-old who have committed to the 2021 season.

clubs. Vista Storm teams are two-time state champions and have earned a winning reputation at various tournaments in the league.

“During Covid, our club’s leadership team used that time for planning and brainstorming creative ways for kids to work out, condition, and practice,” says Prado. “We offered virtual clinics and had coaches regularly Zoom with their team members to stay connected. Kids really needed the interaction and we found that many were experiencing feelings of isolation and depression,” he says. “As soon as we received the green light from the City back in the spring, we started practicing again, following all the safety protocols required. The kids were elated, but it’s going to be even more exciting to finally compete again in September.”

Prado explains that the Vista Soccer Club, which is a 501-3c non-profit, relies on a variety of fundraisers, sponsorships and donations to keep the program healthy throughout the year. “The state grant we received during Covid was instrumental in helping us get through the pandemic,” he says.

The Vista Soccer Club and its eightmember volunteer board of directors has ensured the program’s long-term success since 1982. “We are extremely passionate about soccer and enjoy seeing kids develop their skills and really learn to love the game,” says Club President Hector Prado, who also holds various leadership titles in the community. Prado is not only a Head Coach for Vista Storm B2004, the competitive players’ soccer program for the City, he is also the Athletic Director for the Vista Boys & Girls Club, the Head Varsity Boys & Girls Soccer teams at Vista High, and the Assistant Coach for Women’s Soccer at Mira Costa College.

According to Prado, pre-season weekly practice for the 8-10-week rec program will begin soon with games held on Saturdays. Practices and games are held at various community parks around Vista and Oceanside. Each year, volunteer coaches divide up approximately 600-800 kids into teams based on skill levels and ages that compete against each other.

Vista Storm teams on the other hand, which are made up of more than 300 kids ages 6 to 18, have a more rigorous schedule. They not only have to go through tryouts, but practice year-round at least twice a week. They also compete on most Saturdays and participate in both local and regional tournaments as part of the SoCal League of soccer

“I also want to say thank you to all of the volunteers who have done everything possible to help keep Vista Storm SC functioning in this pandemic,” Prado says. “A huge thank you goes out to our competitive coaches whom during the pandemic continued to make a difference in our soccer club and in our community. Without our coaches, we wouldn’t have survived. Thanks to them we are where we are now.”

If you would like to learn more about the Vista Soccer Club, Vista Storm or to become a donor or sponsor, please visit www.vistasoccerclub.org. And, if your son or daughter would still like to try out for one of the Vista Storm teams, it’s not too late. Private tryouts can be arranged with a coach for consideration.

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My Doctor Is Not In, Can I See an NP or a PA? Nurse practitioners and physician assistants can both treat you

Your cough isn’t getting any better after a week. Your throat is aching now. But when you try to make an appointment, your primary care doctor is not available.

You’re asked if you’d like to see someone sooner. A nurse practitioner (NP) or physician assistant (PA) can see you in the morning.

Not sure what to do? Or the difference between physician assistants and nurse practitioners?

There are differences in their training and requirements. But both are licensed health care providers who can treat patients. And as their ranks grow, they are helping to increase access to health care for millions of Americans.

“Nurse practitioners and physician assistants are highly qualified medical professionals who can provide the same general care services as physicians,” says Carol Coloma, NP, a family nurse practitioner at Scripps HealthExpress in San Marcos.

In contrast to a nurse or medical assistant, who can take your weight and blood pressure and prepare you to see the doctor, a NP and PA can examine and treat you.

Both hold advanced education degrees and extensive medical training.

Nurse practitioners and physician assistants in primary care The number of NPs and PAs has steadily risen since the 1960s when programs for these medical professions began largely in response to a nationwide shortage of primary care physicians. Today, there are more than 325,000 licensed NPs, and

about 140,000 certified PAs, practicing in the United States in a variety of health care settings.

At Scripps, NPs and PAs staff more than a dozen Scripps HealthExpress walk-in clinics. These convenient clinics — located at Scripps Clinic and Scripps Coastal Medical Center sites across San Diego County — provide same-day care for minor illnesses and injuries. Primary care teams made up of primary care physicians, NPs and PAs are also common at Scripps primary and specialty care offices.

Nurse practitioner’s role and scope of practice Both PAs and NPs must have completed specific educational requirements and training programs in order to be able to treat patients. NPs and PAs provide the same general care services as physicians, including: • Conducting physical exams • Diagnosing and treating common, routine and acute illnesses • Ordering and interpreting lab tests and X-rays • Prescribing medication

What’s the difference between an NP and a PA? Although their roles are similar, NPs and PAs have some differences in background and training.

NP programs are based on the nursing model and have a strong population focus. All applicants must be registered nurses (RNs) before they can complete

the graduate-level education and clinical training needed to earn an NP degree.

NP licensing is done at the state level, generally by the board of nursing for the state in which the NP will practice.

Certification is sometimes required to obtain a license. Certification is granted by national organizations in specialty areas of nursing practice.

Understanding the NP’s role In addition to providing general care, NPs generally play a greater role in patient education and counseling than PAs. They focus on illness prevention and staying well. Most NPs specialize in primary care areas, such as family medicine, gerontology, women’s health, pediatrics or acute care.

A handful of states require NPs to practice in collaboration with a physician, including California, or under a physician’s direct supervision. Many states allow NPs to practice without any physician involvement.

PA programs are based on the medical model and are more disease-centered. In addition to classroom and laboratory instruction, PAs complete clinical rotations in areas such as primary care, surgery, pediatrics and emergency medicine. PAs practice in medicine in all settings, including primary, emergency and surgical subspecialties.

The designation of PA-C, or physician assistant-certified, means the PA has been certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. Like NPs, many PAs pursue additional education to focus in a specific area.

Most states, including California, require PAs to have an agreement with a specific physician in order to practice.

PA vs. NP So how do you know whether to see the doctor or a PA or NP?

Understanding the PA’s role

“When you are faced with the choice of seeing an NP or PA right away or waiting for a physician, it’s generally better to get in and be seen,” Coloma says.

Physician assistant programs are master's level programs. Students must complete at least two years of college coursework in basic and behavioral sciences before applying to a PA program. Many PA programs also require prior health care experience with hands-on patient care.

For coughs, earaches, rashes and other routine ailments, it’s fine to see an NP or PA. “Both work under the supervision of a physician and will discuss your care with him or her in case your problem turns out to be something more serious,” Coloma says.

Most students have a bachelor’s degree and about three years of health care experience before entering a PA program, according to the American Academy of Physician Assistants.

Coloma adds, “The PA or NP will make sure your doctor is aware of your condition and proper actions are taken to provide the care you need.” www.scripps.org VISTACHAMBER.ORG

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By Julie Smith Taylor

On May 1st, the City of Vista officially rolled out a comprehensive food and organics recycling program, starting with single family residents in accordance with a CA state law (SB1383) to get organics out of landfills. Not only do food items and other organics take up 25-35 percent of what’s thrown away each week, but they produce methane gas, one of the most potent greenhouse gases that affect the climate and air quality. The law states that by January, 2022, all cities and counties in CA must implement the program.

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Vista is not only ahead of the game with growing residential compliance, but also working closely with restaurants, commercial businesses like grocery stores and nursing homes, and multi-family housing units to get everyone on board by the end of the year. Consultants are working with these entities to identify the best ways to implement the program and also lower their disposal costs.

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All of this is being implemented and achieved through the diligent work of EDCO, a full-service waste and recycling company that works with Vista and most of the cities in North County to include San Marcos, Escondido, Poway, Encinitas and Solana Beach. EDCO has also earned a reputation as a great place to work because of its family-like environment based on mutual respect and fairness. More than 140 employees have been with the company 20 plus years and 12 of those more than 40! The company actually has several generations of family members that work there, which says a lot about EDCO’s positive work environment.

“We are also one of the industry’s leaders in promoting recycling alternatives and do not own landfills,” says Jim Ambroso, EDCO’s General Manager. “Recycling has been a key focus of our company since the late 80s when the state began promoting the recycling of bottles, cans and newspapers at the curb. It took the better part of 10 years for the public to adopt that and become good recyclers”, he says. “Now we continue with education and better technologies to keep the programs viable economically.”

According to Ambroso, food recycling is the next frontier. “EDCO began researching and developing new technologies as far back as 2003 by partnering with a company in Europe where it’s already been tried and tested,” he says. “We picked the best of the best to help us create our system.

We have known for years that we needed viable solutions, technology and infrastructure in place to help our customers successfully separate food and organics out the waste stream.”

EDCO now has a state-of-the-art plant in Escondido where food and organics are put into an oxygen-free environment inside two huge tanks where anaerobic digestion takes place—similar to composting. Microbes break down the materials and create methane gas that is captured, cleaned and used to power EDCO’s trucks—a cycle that takes just two weeks to complete from start to

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finish! Each tank is designed to process 93K tons of organic material per year, which would have otherwise gone into a landfill.

“With the renewable natural gas we produce from food waste, EDCO’s near zero trucks can now operate with a carbon neutral or possibly even carbon negative footprint and we have plans to build two more tanks at the plant,” explains Ambroso.

Another valuable biproduct of organic recycling that is produced at the plant is digestate. It is an organic rich material that can be applied as a soil amendment to farmers’ fields, like fertilizer.

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of the industry’s leaders in promoting recycling alternatives and do not own landfills...

Ambroso knows that true success of this program requires high-tech solutions, infrastructure and education. “We have to educate people while in the kitchen,” he says. “Therefore, EDCO is offering a free kitchen caddy to help separate food waste along with instructional materials on how to properly recycle.” In addition, EDCO supports the state’s initiatives that larger generators of food More than waste must work with cities and counties to create an edible 140 emfood recovery program or food sharing network. “If put into ployees the right hands, those food items can be consumed rather than disposed,” says Ambroso. “These are very exciting times.” have been

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Vista School Facility Construction Is Expanding

Superintendent's Corner Matt Doyle, Ed.D.

Coming off a great start to the Measure LL Facility Bond construction, our team at Vista Unified is picking up speed on bond project construction activity. We just completed the Vista High School Sports Complex, a $6,000,000 project that will provide college-level facilities for student athletes in softball, tennis, field hockey, soccer, track and field, and more.

This year, we will see a dramatic increase in the pace of construction through the district. We will be breaking ground on the Vista High School new classroom facilities on September 15, 2021. This project is set to invest over $50,000,000 in replacing all of the aging relocatable classrooms with brand new state-of-the-art science and general education classrooms on the front and back side of the campus. These two new buildings will transform the look and feel of the campus and energize the learning experience for students. We have already started the Beaumont Elementary School project that will replace all of the relocatable classrooms with modern learning spaces. We are also planning to build a new multipurpose room. When complete, Beaumont Elementary will look and feel like a new school. We expect to do the same for Bobier Elementary School by creating a new set of buildings and removing all of the portable classrooms. We will also be investing over $12,000,000 in the design of a stand-alone Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center at Rancho Buena Vista High School. This new CTE Center was identified

by Vista residents to be one of the main areas of focus for facility improvement so that students have a direct pathway to expanding career sectors in the local and global economy.

Please visit our Measure LL website to follow our progress and watch your tax dollars at work.

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Expert Marketing with a Humble Heart

By Eva Redding

When it comes to marketing in the world of food, beverage, and hospitality, Bill Hornung of Humble Pie Communications is a true industry expert. Bill’s prior corporate work experience along with his solid marketing and project management skills gave him the right tools to launch his own marketing communications company in 2001. He has always enjoyed working with clients in the hospitality sector. As he explained, “It’s a small community of nice people that know each other, and it is very relationship driven.” While searching for a suitable name for his company, Bill’s wife came up with one that would not only represent his expertise in the food industry, but also reflect on his humbleness; thus, a recipe for a fitting name was created—Humble Pie Communications was an instant hit.

Bill’s vast experience in website development, content marketing, video-based training, and podcasts are just some of the examples of work that have landed him projects with the most notable names in the food business such as General Mills, Foster Farms, and Chicken of the Sea. Mostly involved in business-to-business marketing, he teaches clients not only how to reach and effectively communicate with their customers but also how to provide training and value in everything they do. As Bill said, “The best marketing is done through training.” There is a great need to constructively and quickly convey how a particular product will make the busy business owner’s job more efficient.

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Even though food service companies are Humble Pie Communications’ niche market, during the recent years, Bill has worked closely with the City of Vista on their projects to help strengthen the local community. As a result, DowntownVista.org and VistaIsOpen.com campaigns were developed to support Vista-based businesses, which was especially critical during the pandemic months. As Bill said, “The City of Vista is very supportive of business.” Since most of his clients have been outside of California, he has wholeheartedly welcomed the opportunity to work with fellow Vista business owners. It has allowed

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The company continued to thrive even during the pandemic lockdown. In addition to helping clients innovate, adapt, and implement new procedures with the changing times, Humble Pie Communications also organized the popular and fun “mobile” treasure hunt, the Vista GooseChase, in which players zipped around town snapping selfies at different business locations and competed for prizes. Despite his busy work schedule, Bill still finds time to serve on a non-profit board of the Harry Chapin Foundation, which supports arts in education as well as innovative agricultural and environmental programs.

Bill’s passion in assisting companies with fine-tuning their marketing communications message to stay engaged with their audience and his hands-on approach have made a positive difference in the local community and beyond. He encourages businesses to take advantage of VistaIsOpen.com—free advertising tool for all Vista-based merchants. Additionally, companies can request free “Vista Is Open” window clings and “Love Vista” stickers. Businesses can also send him a note at downtownvistaca@gmail.com to be notified of any upcoming campaigns via email.

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Vista Chamber of Commerce Welcomes Our New ExecutiveCommittee and Board of Directors executive committee:

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Third Tuesday of the month, 7:30 a.m. in the Chamber Conference Room

Thank you Vista for joining us for the Vista Strawberry Festival presents A Berry Sweet Market on June 20. We had a great day celebrating our amazing community and resilient businesses . It was wonderful to kick off the day with a Vista is Open ribbon cutting. Participants enjoyed strawberry goodies of every kind - kabobs, smoothies, shave ice, jams, baked goods, bath products, clothing and accessories. We tipped our hats to dads too, with our father/kid look alike contest and frozen t-shirt contest. Our virtual runners picked up their swag and fresh strawberries. There was lots of fun for everyone! The beer garden was the place to be with beer from Prohibition, Pure Project, Guadalupe, Booze Brothers, wine from Grafted Cellars, and Local Roots Kombucha. It was great to see everyone shop and dine in our local businesses, too. Thank you for joining us in lovely downtown Vista!

Thank you to our sponsors for making the Berry Sweet Market a possibility! Frazier Farms, City of Vista, EDCO, Intesa, In Motion Events, and Alchemy Print Co.

Save the date for May 29, 2022. We are berry excited to bring the full Strawberry Festival back to Vista!

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The new two-story building’s ornate facade featured colorful mosaic tile and wrought iron railings. Tall archways provided architectural décor along both sides of the main entrance.

A curiosity for area residents, and a welcome addition, was the community’s first elevator First National Bank had already officially opened on February 18, a block to the west in the Pechstein building, while business owners, land developers and the local citizenry excitedly awaited completion of the new facility.

After the bank charter was granted and the bank name approved, Vista’s first financial institution opened with a capital stock of $25,000.

The bank would occupy the elegant double-door front center area of the new structure. Other tenants included 13 business and legal office suites, the Vista Post Office, the Churchill & Cassou Hardware Store and Schancks Supply Store.

The all-day, all-evening joint Grand Opening of First National Bank and the new Hart Building on September 14, 1928, brought crowds of dignitaries from all over North San Diego County.

Among the local citizenry were business owners, avocado and citrus growers, and longtime citizens of a community that had burgeoned in the two years since an ample supply of irrigation water arrived.

Among local dignitaries was Edwin G. Hart, whose Vista Development Associates had financed the $40,000 cost of

construction. In 1925, successful Los Angeles business man Hart heard about a place called Vista, where perfect soil, weather and location would soon be enhanced by an adequate water supply.

Curious, he visited the area and saw the vast potential for citrus and avocado groves as well as field crops, exotic fruits and even flowers.

He bought Vista Land Company, which included the popular new Vista Inn and 2,200 acres, much of which had been part of historic Rancho Buena Vista.

He then formed Vista Development Associates, divided the acreage into avocado ranches and business lots, and plotted out much of what was to be downtown Vista.

Hart had hoped his imposing new building would be called the Hart Building.

But most of the foot traffic went into the bank, and the common reference became “the bank building.”

In 1941, after Hart’s tragic death in an auto accident, First National Bank was able to buy the building from Vista Development Associates and thereby officially make it the bank building.

The facade has been modified several times over the decades, and Union Bank occupied the space for some years. The building even stood empty for a time before it was taken over by tenants who have thrived in a variety of businesses with new names.

But if you have been in Vista for a very long time, or you hang out at the Vista Historical Society, it will always be “the bank building.”

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events 2021 Ongoing Chamber Events: Registration for atttending events can be done at www.vistachamber.org. We are gradually returning to in-person events.

Government Affairs Meeting (First Thursday of the month): 12pm - 1:00pm August 5, September 8, October 7 Membership Orientation: 3:30pm - 4:30pm September 16

Networking Meetings:

Business Mixers (Second Wednesday of the month): 5pm - 7pm August 11, September 8, October 13 Vista Coffee & Conversation (First Tuesday of the month): 8:30am - 9:30am August 3, September 7, October 5 Lunch Mob (Fourth Wednesday of the month): 12pm - 1pm August 25, September 22, October 27 Ongoing Vista Events: Vista City Council – meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 5:30pm Farmers Market – Every Saturday from 8:00am – 12:00pm, 325 S. Melrose

The Assistance League of North Coast Beer Fest,

August 18th from 6-8:30pm at Five Suits Brewery located at 2575 Pioneer Ave, #104, Vista. Benefits Operation School Bell, which provides school, health and clothing supplies to students in the Tri-city area. www.ALNC.org Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum Summergrass San Diego August 20-22, www.summergrass.net Sunrise Vista Kiwanis/Vista Education Foundation Charity Golf Tournament

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Boys & girls Club of Vista Rock & Roll Texas Hold ‘Em Poker Tournament

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September 1, 11:30am – 12:30pm Virtual Live-Stream Event (Zoom) *RSVP & Event Sponsorships are available https://www.nclifeline.org/lifelineawards2021 Vista Rod Run September 4, 9am -2pm, www.vistarodrun.com Pathway Health Clinic Invest in Life Gala September 17, 6:30-8:30pm, www.friendsofprcvista.com North County African American Women’s Association presents Color the Night, a scholarship fundraiser September 25. For tickets visit www.ncaawa.org/gentlemensgourmet.

Library Programs – The Vista Branch of the San Diego County Library on 700 Eucalyptus Ave., offers a variety of ongoing program for all ages. For more information, call 760-643-5100

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Gloria McClellan Senior Centers – Lunch delivery for Vista senior residents.

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Hellbent for Hair (760) 547-6081 www.hellbentforhair.com

Frogy's Donuts & Bakery (760) 758-7779 Little Cakes Cupcake Kitchen (760) 842-5138 www.littlecakeskitchen.com

Sport Clips Haircuts (760) 295-0662 www.haircutmenvistaca.com

news and notes God's Heart Ministries - Las Valientes Las Valientes is a program designed to assist women in the Hispanic community with legal issues associated with domestic violence. They guide their clients as they go through the sometimes complicated legal process, and accompany them to their court appearances, and help them understand the legal process.

Call us at (760) 439-1133 or visit www.lasvalientes.org VISTACHAMBER.ORG

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Cable Television

The Intelligent Crow (760) 400-9918

Cox Communications, Inc (619) 269-2458 www.cox.com

Brewery BattleMage Brewing Company (760) 216-6425 www.battlemagebrewing.com

Candy/Confections Genna Bees Custom Sweets (760) 496-9176

Booze Brothers Brewing Co. (760) 295-0217 www.boozebrothersbrewery.com

Sunset Bay Candy Company (760) 295-2833 www.sunsetbaycandy.com

Guadalupe Brewery (Carlsbad Brew Supply LLC) (740) 302-3377 www.guadalupebrewery.com

Sweet Desires (760) 580-5147

Prohibition Brewing Company (760) 295-3525 www.prohibitionbrewingcompany.com Pure Project, LLC (760) 606-7873 www.purebrewing.org

Business & Management Consultants North San Diego Small Business Development Center (760) 795-8740 www.sdivsbdc.org/north-san-diego-sbdc

Otay Mesa Chamber of Commerce (619) 661-6111 www.otaymesa.org

Chiropractors Chiropractic Rehabilitation Wellness Center (760) 726-9660 www.crwellnessmassage.com Pacific Family Chiropractic (760) 643-9191 www.pacificfamilychiropractic. com

Car Washes

Churches & Religious Organizations

Rancho Vista Car Wash (760) 726-0501 www.ranchocarwash.com

Faith Lutheran Church (760) 724-7700 www.faithvista.org

Carpet Cleaning Ultimate Carpet Cleaning (760) 994-3200 www.yourultimateclean.com

Caterers

First Church of Christ, Scientist Carlsbad-Vista (760) 724-3383 www.christianscience.com Hope Church of the Nazarene Vista (760) 726-3873 www.hopechurchvista.com

Bleu Oak Charcuterie (760) 845-4453 www.bleuoakcharcuterie.com

New Community Church of Vista (760) 726-3880 www.sdchurch.com

Bread & Cheese Eatery - Catering (619) 709-6016 www.breadandcheeseeatery.com

Refuge Christian Fellowship (760) 941-9555 refugecf.org

Business Organization

Full Metal Burgers (860) 334-5941 www.fullmetalburgers.com

Intesa Communications Group (619) 501-5172 www.Intesacom.com

Red Tail Catering (858) 605-8219 www.redtailcatering.com

St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church (760) 945-8000 www.stfrancis-vista.org

Business Services

The Etouffee Cafe on Wheels (760) 420-6323 www.etouffeecafeonwheels.com

Strategic Results Group (760) 940-1381 www.strategicresultsgroup.com

Thryv (760) 810-2573 emp.thryv.com/site/ezziearciniega

Chambers of Commerce Vista Chamber of Commerce (760) 726-1122 www.vistachamber.org

St. Thomas More Catholic Church (760) 758-4100 www.stmoside.org The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (760) 533-6447 www.lds.org/?lang=eng

Cleaning/Janitorial Services Bio-One of Oceanside (760) 429-0729 www.biooneoceanside.com Direct Professional Cleaning Service (760) 672-9042 www.directprofessionalcleaning. com Keller Resources Group (760) 639-8791

Clinics & Medical Groups Children's Physicians Medical Group (877) 276-4543 www.cpmgsandiego.com Graybill Medical Group (866) 228-2236 www.graybill.org Pathway Health Clinic (760) 945-4673 www.pathway-healthclinic.com Vista Family Health Center (760) 941-7050 www.vfhc.com

Coffee Cat & Craft Cafe (760) 295-1181 www.catandcraftcafe.com Dunkin' (760) 216-6155 www.dunkindonuts.com

Computer Networks & Communications Strategic IT Group (760) 598-5005 www.strategicitg.com

Computer Sales & Service The Computer Factory (760) 744-4315 www.thecomputerfactory.net

Construction

Counseling/Therapy

GC Green (855) 424-8387 www.gcgreen.com

The Art of Family (760) 505-8463 www.the-art-of-family.com

Pro-Cal Lighting Inc (760) 994-6959 www.procallighting.com

Country Clubs - Golf

Triskell Restorations, Inc. (800) 505-3849 www.triskell.com United Top Quality Construction, Inc. (760) 522-3402 www.utqci.com

Consultants ADU Gurus (760) 313-1000 www.adugurus.com Azzur Group (619) 330-5050 www.azzur.com CMTC - CA Manufacturing Technology Consulting (424) 255-0505 www.cmtc.com Eckert & Sons, Inc. (760) 500-0013

Consultants - Information Technology NewRocket, Inc. (760) 716-3193 www.newrocket.com

Copiers - Sales & Supplies The Copier Doctor (760) 213-9007 www.thecopydoc.com

Council Member/ Candidate Councilman John Franklin (760) 689-2220 www.johnfranklin.org Kurdian for City Council www.armen4vista.com

Shadowridge Golf Club (760) 727-7700 www.shadowridgecc.com Soleil Communications for Welk Resorts (760) 749-3000 www.welkresorts.com Vista Valley Country Club (760) 758-2800 www.vistavalley.com

Craft Brewery Local Roots Kombucha (619) 452-0165 www.localrootskombucha.com

Cremation CSI - Cremation Services Inc (760) 727-8906 www.csicremationandburial.com

Dance Studio Encinitas Ballet Academy (760) 632-4947 www.encinitasballet.com Ka Hula O'Ilima (760) 525-1488 www.kahulaoilima.com

Dentists Children's Primary Dental Group (888) 630-5550 www.childrensprimarydental.com Dreamtime Dentistry Dental Group (760) 720-0451 www.dreamtimedentistry.com Ginger Hansen, DDS (760) 940-0366 www.myremarkablesmile.com

news and notes Health Right Insurance Health Right is a Life and Health Insurance Agency with licensed experts that have been serving the Southern California community for 15 years.

Health Right understands that finding the correct health plan can be difficult and offer an extensive review of plan options to match doctor preferences, health history, medication coverage, and cost savings. Visit their website www.healthrightinsurance.com for more info.

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Main Street Dental (760) 295-9870 www.msdsmiles.com Santa Fe Dental Group (760) 732-5878 www.thevistadentist.com Vista Oasis Smiles (760) 203-5448 www.oasissmiles.com

Distillery 117 West Spirits (619) 546-5106 www.117westspirits.com Misadventure & Co. (760) 216-6930 www.misadventure.co

DJ Services Aon Events (760) 525-7794 www.aonevents.net Goodtime Music (760) 791-6842 www.goodtimemusicbob.com

Education Consultants Odyssey www.leadtheodyssey.com Universal Technical Institute (760) 637-0437 www.uti.edu

Electricians Chambers Electric, Inc. (760) 598-5498 www.chamberselectricinc.com Kent Electrical Services (442) 500-4342 www.kentelectricalservicesllc.com MC Industrial Electric (760) 593-8833 www.mcindustrialelectric.com

Embroidery

Film Studio

Embroidery Image (760) 726-4167 www.embroideryimage.com

The Film Hub (760) 643-0850 www.thefilmhubinc.com

Energy

Financial Planning & Investments

Brevian Energy (858) 518-9964 www.brevianenergy.com

Engineering Excel Engineering (760) 745-8118 www.excelengineering.net Tory R. Walker Engineering, Inc (760) 414-9212 www.trwengineering.com

Entertainment Altitude Trampoline Park (760) 842-5142 www.altitudevista.com

Equipment Rentals Rocket Johns, Inc. (760) 520-5902 www.rocketjohns.com

Escrow Opulence Escrow Inc. (760) 295-9922 www.opulenceescrow.com

Fences Scott Fence (760) 598-0070 www.scottfence.com Vista Fence Co., Inc. (760) 941-1629 www.vistafence.com

Advanced Financial Solutions (760) 639-0160 www.advanced-financial-solutions.com Dave Baldwin Financial (760) 828-3102 www.DaveBaldwinFinancial.com Edward Jones - Nicole White (760) 630-8268 www.edwardjones.com Edward Jones - Scott Patterson CFP® (760) 599-5810 www.edwardjones.com/ us-en/financial-advisor/scottpatterson?query=Scott+ Thrivent Financial (760) 496-5531 connect.thrivent.com/ robert-briones/?utm_ source=ExtNet&utm_ medium=Yext

Food Products, Services, Supplies & Brokers

Grocery Stores

Colors Enterprise, Inc. (760) 597-1400 www.colorspizza.com

Frazier Farms (760) 758-7175 www.frazierfarmsmarket. com

Sunfire Foods (442) 500-4933 www.sunfirehotsauce.com

Rodeo's Meat Market, Inc (760) 758-0513 www.rodeosmarket.com

Funeral Homes

Stater Bros. Sycamore (760) 727-7080 www.staterbros.com

Allen Brothers Mortuary (760) 726-2555 www.allenbrothersmortuary.com

Health & Wellness

Tradecraft Farms Vista (760) 295-8572 www.tradecraftfarmsvista.com

Heating & Air Conditioning Air Crafts Heating & Air Conditioning (760) 749-3667 www.aircraftshvac.com Airmerica Air Conditioning & Heating (858) 663-2551 www.airmericaac.com

Eternal Hills Memorial Park Mortuary & Crematory (760) 754-6600 www.eternalhillsmortuary. com

Anoint for Wellness (760) 383-3099 www.doterra.com/US/en/site/ anointforwellnessw.doterra.com/ US/en/site/anointforwellness

Magallon Funeral Home 1-760-522-3356 www.magallonfuneralhome.com

First Step Athletics, LLC (760) 213-0480 www.firststepathletics.com

Furniture Sales

The Veterans Art Project (760) 815-8868 www.vetart.org

Hospitals & Medical Centers

TrueCare (760) 736-6700 www.truecare.org

Scripps Health 1-800-727-4777 www.scripps.org

Vasayo Brand Partner (619) 214-0779 www.designyourlife.vasayo.com/en

Tri-City Medical Center (760) 724-8411 www.tricitymed.org

Health Products & Nutritional Supplements

Hotels, Motels & Resorts

Ideal Mattress Furniture Center (760) 631-4990 www.idealmattress.net

Games, Toys & Hobbies

WestPac Wealth Partners (619) 684-6400 www.westpacwealth.com

Pair-A-Dice Games (760) 940-0139 www.pairadicegames.com

Fire Sprinklers

Gasoline Stations

Titan Fire Protection, Inc. (760) 295-3436 www.titanfpinc.com

Santa Fe Petroleum (760) 724-1660

Coastal Wellness (760) 734-7081 coastalwellnessdispensary.com

Florists

Government & Govt.

Officials

Flora Verde (760) 659-6264 www.thefloraverde.com

Prado's Floral and Supplies, LLC (760) 216-1888 www.pradosfloralvista.com

The Cake House (760) 295-0755 www.cakehousecannabisvista.com

City of Vista (760) 639-6130 www.cityofvista.com

Graphic Design Janet McAlpine Graphic Design (760) 331-8729

Hello Cannabis (619) 971-8437 March and Ash (760) 724-7336 www.marchandash.com Off The Charts (760) 330-9599 www.offthechartsshop.com

West Coast Heating, Air Conditioning, and Solar (619) 473-7530 www.westcoastheatcool.com

Ayres Hotel (714) 540-6060 www.ayreshotels.com Hyatt Place San Diego Carlsbad/ Vista (760) 814-8879 www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/ california/hyatt-place-san-diegovista-carlsbad/crqzs Motel 6 (760) 726-2900 www.motel6.com/reservations/ motel_detail.aspx?num=4821

news and notes Kurdian for City Council, District 4 Retired Navy Captain, Armen Kurdian is seeking to be elected to the Vista City Council. He vows to serve the community with integrity, balance and respect. An entrepreneur, investor, and active member of the community.

He, his wife and his son currently reside in Vista.

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TownePlace Suites by Marriott (760) 216-6010 www.marriott.com/sanvi

Human Resources Services & Training SDHR Consulting (888) 220-9286 www.sdhrconsulting.com

Ice Cream Cold Stone Creamery Vista (760) 758-8805 www.coldstonecreamery.com Pepper Tree Frosty (760) 726-0732 www.peppertreefrosty.com

Individuals/Civic Members

Farmers Insurance Agency Furbush (760) 597-9800 www.agents.farmers.com/ca/vista/ marilyn-furbush Nationwide Insurance - McArthur & Associates (760) 599-9300 x104 www.agency.nationwide.com/susanjaye-mcarthur-in-vista-ca@nationwide. com Ron Wilson Insurance (760) 705-6553 www.ronwilsoninsurance.com Vamonos Insurance Services (760) 536-3625 www.vamonosinsure.com

Insurance - Medical/ Dental

Junk Removal

Manufacturers

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling North San Diego (760) 291-8917 www.jdognorthsandiego.com

Applied Membranes, Inc. (760) 727-3711 www.appliedmembranes.com

Laundry Service EZ Express Laundry (760) 724-9900 www.facebook.com/EzExpress Shadowridge Laundry, Inc. (760) 586-3967

Legal Services Best Best & Krieger, LLP (858) 400-1442 www.bbklaw.com/ourteam#search=christine%20chacon

BioFilm, Inc (760) 727-9030 www.astroglide.com Datron World Communications, Inc (760) 597-1500 www.dtwc.com DDH Enterprise, Inc (760) 599-0171 www.ddhgroup.net DIG Corporation (800) 322-9146 www.digcorp.com Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps (760) 743-2211 www.drbronner.com

JD Law (760) 630-2000 www.jdlaw.law

Earthlite, LLC (800) 872-0560 www.earthlite.com

Insurance-Life/Health

Lighting-Fixtures & Supplies

Fresh Creative Foods (760) 597-1270 www.freshcreativefoods.com

Shorebreak Insurance (760) 512-1300 www.shorebreakinsurance.com

Benefit Bridge Insurance Services & Solutions (760) 224-7076 www.benefitbridgeinsurance.com

Solatube Home Daylight (760) 602-3223 www.solatubehome.com

H20 Innovation USA Inc. (760) 639-4400 www.h2oinnovation.com

Insurance - General

Health Right Insurance (619) 754-4422 www.healthrightinsurance.com

Lingerie

HRE Performance Wheels (760) 598-1960 www.hrewheels.com

Deja Vu Love Boutique (760) 598-5889 www.shoptheloveboutique.com

Leica Biosystems (760) 539-1100 www.leicabiosystems.com

Garry Garretson Tex Vertongen

Insurance - Commercial/ Business

Adriana's Insurance (760) 616-6000 www.adrianasinsurance.com Allstate Insurance & Financial Products-Timmons (760) 806-1630 www.allstateagencies.com/ deedeet/welcome Alta Vista Insurance Agency (760) 724-2124 www.altavistainsurance.com Bill Corley Insurance Agency/Network One Insurance (858) 569-8100 www.Network1@yourinsuranceplace.com

Pickering Insurance Services, Inc (760) 758-9800 www.pickeringinsurance.com

Insurance-Property & Casualty Tague Insurance Agency (760) 729-1143 www.tagueins.com

Janitorial Supplies North County Janitorial Supply (760) 758-5622

Jewelry John Shakarian Jeweler (760) 726-1670 www.johnshakarianjeweler.com

Locksmiths Quality Lock & Security Services (760) 945-4545 www.qlsecurity.com Vista Lock & Safe Company (760) 726-0310 www.vistalockandsafe.net

Maker Space Open Source Maker Labs (760) 998-1522 www.osml.us

Leidos (858) 826-7312 www.leidos.com McCain, Inc. (760) 727-8100 www.mccain-inc.com Medental International, Inc. (760) 727-5889 www.medentalinternational.com NuFACE (760) 734-4545 www.mynuface.com

OYC Americas, Inc. (760) 659-5943 www.oycus.com

Puzzle Pieces Marketing (858) 848-6584 www.puzzlepiecesmarketing.com

Protec Arisawa America, Inc. (760) 599-4800 x 107 www.protec-arisawa.com

Star Fox Media (760) 822-9610 www.starfox.media

Rugged Ranch Products (858) 335-9679 www.americansoju.net

Medical Centers

Solatube International, Inc. (760) 597-4400 www.solatube.com The Coromega Company, Inc (760) 599-6088 www.coromega.com The GHT Companies (760) 542-3000 www.theghtcompanies.com Watkins Wellness (760) 598-6464 www.watkinsmfg.com

Marketing Consultants GoBeRewarded Marketing Agency (760) 659-6778 www.goberewarded.com My San Diego North County (619) 208-8710 www.mysdnc.com Artisan Venture Lab (651) 246-3181 www.artisanvl.com

Marketing Services Designed Images (760) 598-7011 www.designedimage.com

Vista Community Clinic (760) 631-5000 x 1139 www.vistacommunityclinic.org

Medical Products Medipal Inc. (760) 579-2679 www.medipal.com

Merchant Services SpotOn (760) 607-2438 www.spoton.com/socal

Military DeLuz Family Housing (760) 385-4835 www.deluzfamilyhousing.com USO Camp Pendleton (760) 681-3114 www.uso.org

Mobile Food Concessions Finest City Kettlecorn (619) 980-0880

Mortgage Lenders

Dualsided (760) 579-1793 www.dualsided.com

Boulton Mortgage & Real Estate Services (760) 945-9924 www.boultonmortgage.com

Humble Pie Communications (760) 908-6931 www.humblepiecommunications.com

Point Mortgage Corporation (760) 631-0004 x103 hvasquez@pointmtg.com

Optimal Communications & Consulting 1-858-247-9191 www.optimal-comm.com

news and notes Mike West - West Residential Mike West has a passion for our local communities and the quality of life it provides us all. He believes that buying or selling a home is one of the largest, most significant events in our lives, something that must be treated with the highest level of integrity and diligence. He is ready to work to provide you with personal, honest and dedicated service to successfully help you achieve your real estate goals. Visit his site sites.google.com/westresidential.net/mikewestbroker to find out more.

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Museums Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum (760) 941-1791 www.agsem.com Vista Historical Society (760) 630-0444 www.vistahistoricalsociety.com

Newspapers Coast News Group (760) 436-9737 www.thecoastnews.com North County Daily Star (760) 696-8270 www.northcountydailystar.com TheVistaPress.com (760) 644-5035 www.thevistapress.com

Non Profit / Charity ABC Hopes, Inc. (951) 298-9447 www.abchopes.com Equation Collaborative (213) 952-2074 www.equationcollaborative.org God's Heart Ministry - Las Valientes (760) 439-1133 www.lasvalientes.org Goodwill Industries of San Diego County (619) 518-8662 www.sdgoodwill.org Got Your Back San Diego (760) 845-7789 www.gotyourbacksandiego.org Love Your Feral Felines (LYFF) (760) 542-8509 www.loveyourferalfelines.com REINS Therapeutic Horsemanship Program (760) 731-9168 www.reinsprogram.org

Packaging Machinery

Physical Therapy

Marburg Industries, Inc. (760) 727-3762 www.marburgind.com

All Star Physical Therapy Inc. (760) 295-4175 www.allstarphysicaltherapy.net

Party Equipment Rentals

MJ Physical Therapy (760) 941-8600 www.mjphysicaltherapy.com

TERI, Inc. (760) 721-1706 www.teriinc.org

Kainga Music 1-760-828-8415 www.kaingamusic.com

Sons of Norway (760) 726-6526 www.norwayhall.com

Vista Gem and Mineral Society (442) 232-5891 www.vistarocks.org

Kiwanis Club of Sunrise Vista (760) 801-7120 www.kiwanisclubofsunrisevista. org

Soroptimist International of Vista and North County Inland (760) 683-9427 www.soroptimistvista.org

MAAC Project Head Start (760) 471-4210 www.maacproject.org

The Vista Conservancy (760) 758-7710 www.thevistaconservancy.org

Allie's Party Equipment Rental, Inc (760) 591-4314 www.alliesparty.com

MCF/Moonlight Angels Auxiliary (760) 630-7650 www.moonlightfoundation. com

Tri-City Hospital Foundation (760) 940-3520 www.tricityhospitalfoundation.org

North County Yard Greetings (760) 612-1702 www.northcountyyardgreetings. com

Wounded Warrior Homes (760) 205-5050 www.woundedwarriorhomes.org

Office Equipment - Sales & Repair Sharp Business Systems (619) 258-1400 www.sbsofsandiego.com

Office Space Rental SmartSpace Vista (760) 688-7337 www.smartspacesd.com

Office-Supplies, Equipment & Furniture Staples (760) 639-1420 www.staples.com

Organizations & Clubs Assistance League of North County (760) 722-2286 www.assistanceleaguenorthcoast. com Boys & Girls Club of Vista (760) 724-6606 www.bgcvista.org Discover Vista (760) 414-9391 www.discovervista.com Green Oak Ranch (760) 727-0251 www.greenoakranch.org Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank (858) 527-1419 www.sandiegofoodbank.org

New Haven Youth & Family Services (760) 630-4035 www.newhavenyfs.org North County African American Women's Assoc.

(760) 978-6534 www.ncaawa.org North County Lifeline (760) 726-4900 www.nclifeline.org Operation HOPE-North County (760) 536-3880 www.operationhopeshelter.org Optimist Club of Vista (760) 598-5907 www.vistaoptimist.org Pride of Vista Lions Club www.lionsclubs.org/en Rotary Club of El Camino Real (760) 650-2582 www.elcaminorotary.org Rotary Club of Vista (760) 500-4533 www.rotaryclubofvista.org Shadowridge Owners Association c/o PCM (760) 918-8040 www.shadowridgehoa.com Solutions for Change, Inc. (760) 941-6545 www.solutionsforchange.org

Vista Education Foundation (760) 630-8268 www.vistaedfoundation.org Vista Firefighters Association www.vffa.org Vista Teen Outreach (760) 390-2932 www.vistateenoutreach.org Vista Elks Lodge (760) 724-1968 www.VistaElks.org Women's Resource Center (760) 757-3500 www.wrcsd.org

Orthodontists David S. Han, MS, DMD, APC (760) 726-4790 www.hanortho.com Shadowridge Orthodontics (760) 598-1707 www.shadowridgeorthodontics. com The Smile Patio (760) 527-2846 www.thesmilepatio.com

Packaging Distributor Peek Packaging (760) 438-1616 www.peekpackaging.com

San Diego Balloons and More (760) 390-2932 www.sandiegoballoonsandmore. com

Pest Control Services Corky's Pest Control (800) 901-1102 www.corkyspest.com Spartan Termite (916) 241-5389 www.spartantermite.com

Pet Grooming Hairy's Pet Spa (760) 598-1005 www.hairyspetsalon.org

Pharmaceutical Bachem (760) 691-3800 www.bachem.com

Photography Firm Grip Photography, LLC (317) 941-5897 www.firmgripphotography.com G Foster Photography (619) 201-6737 www.gfosterphotography.com

Physicians Greater Tri Cities IPA Medical Group (760) 941-7309 x140 www.gtcipa.com

Plant Rental & Sales EXPO Plant Service, Inc. (760) 477-7863 www.expoplantservice.com

Plumbing Hanna Plumbing & Supply, Inc (760) 726-2002 www.hannaplumbing.com KB Plumbing & Remodeling (760) 536-4576 www.callkb.com Vista Plumbing, Inc. (760) 758-2345 www.vistaplumbing.com Water Wise Plumbing, Backflow & Drains, INC. (760) 407-5710 www.waterwiseplumber.com

Pre School/Childcare Children's Paradise (760) 724-5600 www.childrensparadise.com Educational Enrichment Systems, Inc. (858) 569-7273 www.educ-enrichment.org

John Moss Photography (818) 606-1929 www.johnmossphotography.com

news and notes Monster Tree Service of North County Is your property in need of some professional tree trimming? Whether you have dead branches hanging over your home, a tree that needs to be removed from your yard so that you can finally install that pool, or a lawn that could use a little TLC, you've come to the right place. Monster Tree Service of North County, provides all of the above services and then some.

Check out www.monstertreeservice.com for a free estimate.

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Printer Supplies & Repair One Stop Toner & Inkjet LLC (760) 431-3756 www.toner-inkjet.com

Printing Services Advanced Web Offset, Inc (760) 727-1700 www.awoink.com EOS-Electronic Output Solutions (760) 599-9945 www.eoshost.com Vista Printing (760) 726-3532 www.vistaprinting.com

Professional Services

Cristine Clark & Jamie Gilman Team (760) 500-5189 www.cristineclark.com Green Team Realty (760) 815-4872 www.greenteam760.com Lund Team Real Estate (760) 438-0800 www.lundteam.com Regal The Property Shoppe (760) 539-7995 www.regalthepropertyshoppe.com San Diego Commercial Realty Services Inc. (760) 599-4200 www.sandiegocommercial.info Sunroad Vista Land Partners (858) 362-8500 www.sunroadenterprises.com

Tideline Partners LLC (760) 295-9111 www.tidelinepartners.com

The Willson Team (760) 271-0045 www.willsonteam.com

Propane

Tri-City Realty (760) 732-5800 www.runatherealtor.com

Lava Propane, LLC (760) 599-4735 www.lavapropane.com

Property Management Silverado Community Management Services, Inc. (760) 407-7575 x105 www.scmsonline.com

Publishers San Diego Union Tribune (760) 529-4818 www.sandiegouniontribune.com

Real Estate Alison Johnson & Team (760) 822-5885 www.alisonjohnsonteam.com Compadre Brokers (760) 385-8660 www.compadrebrokers.com

West Residential (760) 521-1077 www.mikewestbroker.com

Real Estate-Holdings & Management

Ciao Ristorante Italiano (760) 630-7333 www.ciao2.com

Sizzler Restaurant (760) 726-2000 www.sizzler.com

Culichi Town (442) 224-7800 www.culichitowns.com

Swami's Cafe Vista (442) 216-2985 www.swamiscafe.com

Real Estate-Investment/ Development

Curbside Cafe (760) 630-2747 www.curbsidecafevistaca.com

Grasshopper Development (858) 204-5438 www.jcgdev.com

Grand Slam Pizza-Vista, LLC (760) 599-1199 www.grandslamvista.com

The Original Mr.Taco (760) 727-7311 www.theoriginalmrtaco1. com

Real Estate-Residential

Hungry Bear Deli (760) 295-2295 www.hungrybeardeli.com

Greene Properties, Inc. (760) 727-6888 www.greene-properties.com

Massa & Associates Real Estate Group - Brokered by EXP Realty (760) 889-7701 www.itsyourmovesandiego.com

Recycling Lee's Iron & Metal (760) 500-5786 www.leesironandmetal.com

Remodeling - Repairs Catspaw Design-Build Inc (760) 716-0595 www.catspawconstruction.com

Real Estate Developers & Developments

Guedes Construction Inc. (760) 295-3036 www.guedesconstruction.com

Atomic Investments (619) 234-7966 www.atomic-inc.com

Restaurants

Lennar- The Peak (760) 407-3380 www.lennar.com/SD Oak Creek by California West Communities (760) 579-2494 www.calwestliving.com

Real Estate-Commercial Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate NSDC (760) 929-9700 www.lee-associates.com

508 Tavern (760) 521-4775 www.508tavern.com Albertacos Mex Food, Inc (760) 598-6047 www.albertacos.net Belching Beaver Brewery Tavern & Grill (760) 295-8599 www.belchingbeaver.com Best Pizza & Brew (858) 395-9176 www.bestpizzaandbrew.com

Jersey Mike's Subs (760) 681-7827 www.jerseymikes.com/20092/ Vista-CA

The Yellow Deli (760) 630-0040 www.yellowdeli.com/vista Vista Village Pub (760) 643-1619 www.vistavillagepubca.com When Pigs Fly BBQ (760) 295-7993 www.whenpigsflybbq.com

La Banana Fruits (760) 536-3712 www.facebook.com/labananafruits

Wildwood Crossing and Cantina (760) 758-1513 www.wildwoodcrossing.net

Lamppost Pizza/Backstreet Brewery (760) 407-7600 www.lamppostpizzavista. com

Retail

Mama 'n Papa's Pizza Grotto (760) 941-3900 www.mamanpapaspizza.com

Beads, Crystals & More (760) 536-3663 www.beadscrystalsandmore.com Ready America, Inc. (760) 295-0234 www.readyamerica.com

McDonald's of Vista (760) 724-2728 www.mcdonalds.com

ReFind Off Main (760) 659-6787 www.refindoffmain.com

Mikko Sushi (760) 842-8001 www.mikkosushi.com

Retirement Communities

Panda Express (760) 806-3880 www.pandaexpress.com Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers (760) 639-6086 www.raisingcanes.com Shaks Mediterranean Bistro (760) 536-3326 www.shaksbistro.com

Arcadia Place (760) 945-5555 www.atriaretirement.com/retirement-communities/arcadia-place

Safes & Vaults Brown Safe Manufacturing, Inc. (760) 233-2293 www.brownsafe.com

Schools, Colleges & Education California State University San Marcos (760) 750-8700 www.csusm.edu Grand Canyon University (619) 481-0234 www.gcu.edu Guajome Park Academy (760) 631-8500 www.guajome.net North County Trade Tech High School (760) 598-0782 www.tradetechhigh.org Palomar Community College (760) 744-1150 www.palomar.edu SIATech Schools (760) 945-1227 www.siatechschools.org Tri-City Christian Schools (760) 630-8227 X215 www.tccs.org Vista Adult School (760) 758-7122 x8099 www.vistaadultschool.com Vista Unified School District (760) 726-2170 www.vistausd.org

Screenprinting

Roofing & Insulation

Alchemy Print Co (760) 650-2282 www.alchemyprintco.com

Acclaimed Commercial Roofing (760) 212-7695 www.acclaimedroof.com

Security Services & Patrol

Schott Roofing, Inc. (760) 630-6450 www.schottroofing.com

Rancho Santa Fe Security Systems, Inc (760) 942-0688 www.rsfsecurity.com

news and notes Pathway Health Clinic Pathway Health Clinic (PHC) has been serving the North County San Diego community as a licensed medical clinic since 2002 providing no-cost limited early pregnancy services to those facing an unplanned pregnancy. Pathway Health Clinic has met nationally recognized standards for the provision of quality health care set by AAAHC. Located off of the 78 Freeway and Emerald Drive in Vista. Visit pathway-healthclinic.com to learn more.

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Senior Services Vista Gardens Memory Care (760) 295-3900 www.vistagardensmemorycare. com

Senior Services: Assisted Living Pacifica Senior Living Vista (760) 941-1480 www.pacificaseniorliving.com/ca/ vista/pacifica-senior-living-vista/ index.aspx Silver Oak Country Estates (760) 216-6103 www.silveroakcountryestates.com

Sign Art (760) 940-1947 www.signartgraphix.com Sign-A-Rama (760) 744-5046 www.signarama-sanmarcos.com Urgent Signs (760) 598-0100 www.urgentsigns.com

Skin Care Skincare by Melissa (760) 716-4110 www.skincarebymelissam.com

Software

RV Rent California, Inc. (760) 631-2642 www.rvrentca.com

Tax Preparation & Bookkeeping

Travel Agencies\Cruises Vacations by Andrea (760) 730-3829 www.vacationsbyandrea.com

DePauw Johnson, Inc. Tax & Financial Services (760) 941-1763 www.depauwtax.com Melco Business & Tax Service (760) 945-1888 www.PhilipHelmuth-EA.com Plaza Tax Service (760) 724-7113 www.plazataxservice.com

Monster Tree Service of North County (760) 227-9447 www.monstertreeservice.com/ north-county

Trophies & Plaques

Cosmic Solar (760) 749-1111 www.cosmicsolar.com

AT&T - Corporate (800) 750-2355 www.att.com

B & K Engraving (760) 726-0311 www.bandkengraving.com

Soundproofing

T-Mobile (760) 732-0058 www.t-mobile.com

Truck Rentals

Solar Energy Equipment & System

Shopping Centers

SoundAway Corporation (760) 599-3985 www.SoundAway.com

Sporting Goods

Theaters Cinepolis Luxury Cinemas (760) 945-7469 www.cinepolisusa.com/vista.aspx

G&S Print Co (619) 432-2729 www.gsprintcompany.com

Malo'o LLC (858) 876-0128 www.malooracks.com

North Coast Signs (760) 536-5454 www.northcoastsigns.net

Ocean Reef Inc. (760) 744-9430 oceanreefgroup.com

Diamond Environmental Services (760) 744-7191 www.diamondprovides.com

Option D Graphics, LLC (760) 936-0515 www.optiondgraphics.com

Storage

Transportation

Stor'em Self Storage (760) 727-3470 www.storem.com

North County Transit District (760) 966-6500 www.gonctd.com

Rouse Sign & Graphics (760) 726-2070 www.rousesign.com

Tree Service

Telecommunications

Bridlewood Insurance Solutions (760) 420-7859 www.bridlewood-saunders.com

FASTSIGNS of Vista (760) 724-7071 www.fastsigns.com

Barrel & Stave Pour House (760) 516-7070 www.barrelandstave.com

The Tax Gals!

(760) 305-8480 www.taxgals.com

Gator Tech (760) 805-3050 www.gator1.tech

Signs

Travel

Rancho Environmental Services, Inc., DBA Rancho Tree Service Rancho Arborcare (760) 726-2405 www.ranchotree.net

Senior Services: Medicare Insurance

North County Square (858) 699-5958 www.shopnorthcountysquare.com

Tasting House

Toilet Rentals

U-Haul of Oceanside (951) 200-5415 www.u-haul.com Vista Truck Rentals / Quick Check Smog (760) 940-9831 www.quickchecksmog.com

San Diego Gas & Electric Co (800) 411-7343 www.sdge.com Vista Irrigation District (760) 597-3100 www.vidwater.org

Veterinarians Aloha Animal Hospital (760) 724-8313 www.alohaanimalhospital. com Alta Mira Animal Hospital (760) 726-8918 www.facebook.com/ pages/Alta-Mira-Animal-Hospital/158581977508601 Mohnacky Animal Hospital of Vista (760) 758-8004 www.mohnackyvet.com

Wholesale GDS Industries, Inc. (866) 431-4567 www.gds-industries.com Tainong Seeds, Inc (760) 598-2368 www.tainongseeds.com

Winery Grafted Cellars (760) 295-6612 www.graftedcellars.com Twisted Horn Mead & Cider (760) 295-5888 www.twistedhornmead.com

Writing Services

Hildreth Media Group, Inc (858) 618-2464 www.hildrethmedia.com

StorySetFree (858) 227-9813 www.storysetfree.com

Ryan Video Productions (760) 410-4443 www.ryanvideoproductions.com

Youth Sports Groups

Waste & Recycling EDCO (760) 727-1600 www.edcodisposal.com

Water - Bottled

Mathnasium (619) 757-0233 www.mathnasium.com/vista

Palomar Mountain Premium Spring Water (760) 743-0140 www.palomarwater.com

San Diego County Water Authority (858) 522-6700 www.sdcwa.org

TVK Designs Websites & Graphics (760) 214-5064 www.tvkdesigns.com

Video Production Services

Tutorial Services

Utilities

Website Design

Vista Pop Warner Football and Cheerleading (760) 650-2522 www.vistapopwarner.com Vista Soccer Club (760) 940-8804 www.vistasoccerclub.org

Water Conditioning Rayne Water of North County (760) 724-8603 www.rayneofnorthcounty.com

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Award-winning Family Medicine and Pediatrics

Graybill Medical Group 326 South Melrose Drive, 2nd Floor | Vista, CA 92081

www.graybill.org (Across from the Vista County Courthouse)

Family Medicine

Mark Bibler, MD

Mary Cueva, MD Also speaks Spanish

Pediatrics

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For an appointment visit www.graybill.org/OAS (onsite visits only) or call 760.291.6700 (onsite and telehealth).

Dan (Jenny) Luu, MD Also speaks Vietnamese

Ryan Birtcher, PA-C An Independent Member of the Sharp Community Medical Group

Proudly serving our community since 1961.

Celebrating 60 years of quality service to our community

www.tricitymed.org tricitymed.org