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Print “Exploring the Possibilities” is the theme of Palomar College’s third annual Community Showcase, a virtual report to the community. The showcase, presented by the Palomar College Foundation, takes place at 8:30 a.m. Jan. 27. The showcase is an hourlong celebration of student successes despite enormous challenges, and an opportunity for the community to hear from Palomar’s leadership. The event will be made available via Zoom, and will feature: highlights from the 2019-2020 academic year; a message from Interim Superintendent/President Jack Kahn; and a posthumous tribute to John ...

Escondido —  A “Vision Plan” for Grand Avenue in downtown Escondido would include the construction of three roundabouts at the intersections of Broadway, Kalmia and Maple. Plan also calls for wider sidewalks, removal of street medians (and the eucalyptus trees that grow in them) and diagonal parking along one side of the street. The plan would cost $15 million. Four blocks of Grand Avenue in the heart of Escondido’s historic downtown district will change dramatically should a plan be implemented in the coming years that includes wider sidewalks, removal of street medians, diagonal p...

Escondido council swears in two new members, one incumbent [The San Diego Union-Tribune] A church pastor and a businesswoman took the oath of office on Wednesday as the two newest members of the Escondido City Council, along with incumbent councilman Mike Morasco, who easily won his re-election bid in November. The addition of Joe Garcia and Tina Inscoe to the council marks the first time the panel has had a full complement of five members since the death of Councilman John Masson in March. Also sworn in Wednesday was city Treasurer Doug Shultz, the incumbent, who ran unopposed for a new four...

Print A church pastor and a businesswoman took the oath of office on Wednesday as the two newest members of the Escondido City Council, along with incumbent councilman Mike Morasco, who easily won his re-election bid in November. The addition of Joe Garcia and Tina Inscoe to the council marks the first time the panel has had a full complement of five members since the death of Councilman John Masson in March. Also sworn in Wednesday was city Treasurer Doug Shultz, the incumbent, who ran unopposed for a new four-year term. Councilwoman Olga Diaz joined her colleagues in voting to certify the r...