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CHP releases stats for August - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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The California Highway Patrol, responding to a request by Chris Barber of the Valley Center Community Planning Group, has released crash statistics for Valley Center Road, Lilac Road/Old Castle and Lake Wohlford and surrounding areas. CHP Officer Zach Fullmer, who attended the September meeting of the group, noted that CHP is not able to release crash numbers every month. It could, however, try to release the numbers on a quarterly basis. Barber, who is the chairman of the group’s Mobility Subco
Local wants to revive “Highway to the Stars” - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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A local man wants to revive the old “Highway to the Stars” signs and bring back the night sky by honoring Valley Center’s history as a way post leading to Palomar Observatory. If this all sounds familiar, it’s because VC’s Eddie Lain has been beating this particular drum for several years. However, the “Highway to the Stars” part is a new wrinkle that he brought to the September meeting of the VC planning group. It’s what he does when he’s not suing the County over its new Social Equitable Canna
Candidate Elias Velazquez: ‘We have momentum’ - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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Elias Velazquez, candidate for Escondido mayor. Elias Velazquez, candidate for mayor of Escondido, told The Times-Advocate this week: “I think the campaign is going pretty great. We’ve been going for more than year, since last August.” He talked about what has happened in that interval. “The biggest difference is we are definitely more established,” he said. “When we started, there was door knocking, and ‘This is who I am and what I’m doing.’ Today it’s more knock, knock! ‘I’ve seen you on the n
Tiny Mexican eatery makes top New York Times listing - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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Megan Strom and Juan Gonzalez of Mesa Agricola. Photo by Lauren di Matteo Last week Megan Strom and Juan Gonzalez of Mesa Agricola heard that their little unprepossessing storefront restaurant with barely six tables had been written up in the New York Times online. Suddenly, they had lines of customers wrapped around the corner of the street from the moment they opened. The modest storefront is located at 707 S. Escondido Blvd. It is open Wednesday-Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Gonzalez told The Times-
No, he’s not ‘arrogant’ - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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This is not an endorsement of a political candidate. However, it IS an endorsement for telling the truth and for not lying in the pursuit of an electoral victory. As a writer who uses words in the course of trying to tell the truth to the best of my ability, I am not beholden to parties or partisans. I don’t carry water for any political organization and I call balls and strikes on all sides. I’ve noticed (how could I not?) that the 2026 congressional election is starting to heat up. For the fir
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