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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Skateboarding legends push for permanent museum in Vista (opens the original)
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Vista is full of skateboarding Hall of Famers, innovators and pioneers who pushed the boundaries of what a human being could do on a wooden board with rollerskate wheels. They say the North County city is one of the sport’s most historical stomping grounds, a place where gravity-defying mavericks paved the way for generations of skaters, launched iconic clothing brands and eventually landed the sport an Olympic berth. This rich history is what the Vista Skateboarding Society (VSS) aims to preser
Costco moves closer to taking over former Sears building in Escondido (opens the original)
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Costco took a step toward its long-delayed plan to come to the North County Mall after the Escondido City Council voted 5-0 to approve a ground lease of the space with the grocery giant. The retailer has three years to decide whether to move into the former home of Sears at the mall off Interstate 15. Costco did not respond to a request for comment. The city previously approved a lease amendment during a 2022 council meeting. That allowed Costco to take over the space from the current landlord,
Escondido council takes initial steps toward a new park at Heritage Garden (opens the original)
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The Escondido City Council voted 3-1 last Wednesday to approve a memorandum of understanding with nonprofit Love Esco Inc. to create a renovated park on the main downtown street. The memorandum would allow the group to raise funds for the creation of Heritage Garden Park, apply for grants and create initial terms with the city for a future agreement surrounding the park. Love Esco is expected to begin fundraising and finalize the design of the park within six months, reach a final agreement with
Vista poised to adopt ban on single-use plastic bottles (opens the original)
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After some heated debate, the Vista City Council voted 4-1 on Aug. 11 to adopt a proposed ordinance banning single-use plastic bottles, but asked staff to return with a revised version that incorporates suggested changes. The proposed ban would bar the purchase, sale and distribution of single-use plastic bottles one liter or less at city-affiliated events and city facilities with exceptions for youth sporting events, emergency scenarios and events or activities that have a hydration requirement
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