North County Small business Briefs, July 24

ESCONDIDO

Chamber hosts town corridor on IT with Issa

The Higher Escondido Chamber of Commerce Authorities Affairs committee hosts a community workshop from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Aug. 4 with U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa on “IT Modernization.” Issa will be joined by other elected officers and business leaders to talk about the significance of embracing technological innovation, analytics and innovation to greater supply solutions to the public. The workshop is absolutely free to the public and will be held at the chamber business office, 720 N. Broadway. Sign up at little bit.ly/3uInK0Y.

FALLBROOK

Chamber lunch meetup at Nessy Burgers

The Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce invitations the business enterprise community to a Lunch Mob at midday Friday at Nessy Burgers, 235 Old Freeway 395. Convey a friend and network at this no-host lunch accumulating. Reserve to [email protected] or call (760) 728-5845.

Chamber teams meet for tour, lunch

The Women of all ages in Networking team of the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce is joining the Oceanside Chamber of Commerce for a collecting at 10 a.m. Aug. 5, commencing with a self-guided tour of the California Surf Museum in Oceanside. Lunch and networking abide by at Carte Blanche Bistro & Bar in Oceanside. Reserve by Friday to [email protected] or connect with (760) 728-5845.

NORTH COUNTY

Transit district asks residents to do survey

The North County Transit District is conducting a study to improved realize its riders and their communities soon after vacation wants adjusted simply because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 10-moment survey is for any one who life in, is effective in or in any other case visits North County, and is built for transit consumers. A shorter model is available for these who really don’t use transit but could want to attempt it. The concerns consist of subject areas these kinds of as current travel conduct, support and routes, initially- and last-mile connections, and the in general person working experience. Flow into San Diego, a area nonprofit, will be around the North County area at group gatherings, downtowns and at NCTD stops and stations to perform the study. The survey is also offered at www.circulatesd.org/nctd and available by means of scannable QR codes printed on decals scattered in the course of local municipalities. The survey will be open up until finally the initial week of August.

New directors at The Arc of San Diego

The nonprofit Arc of San Diego, serving people with disabilities, a short while ago announced its new board of directors for 2022-2023. The board governs and guides the agency’s mission of supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities to accomplish their lifestyle goals. The new board officers are: board chair, Esther Coit of Carmel Valley secretary, Dwight Stratton of Vista and treasurer, Lily Fallah of Mission Valley. Users at substantial are Dr. Judy Adams of Escondido, Tia Cassett of Carmel Valley, Vickie Lawrence and Ed Plank of San Diego, and Leslie Presutti of Scripps Ranch. Chapter representatives are Eric Hanson of Rancho Peñasquitos, San Diego Town Chapter Doug Hoehn of Santee, East County Chapter Julie Lyon of Escondido, North County Chapter and Lupita Ruiz de Chavez of Ocean Beach front, South Bay Chapter. Pay a visit to www.arc-sd.com.

OCEANSIDE

Agritourism Workshop on tap in August

The town of Oceanside, performing with Take a look at Oceanside and South Morro Hills, will host an agritourism workshop from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Aug. 9 at the El Corazon Senior Heart, 3302 Senior Middle Travel. “Agritourism” is tourism relevant to agriculture, together with facilities and activities these kinds of as farm stands, agricultural festivals, decide on-your-very own generate farms, excursions, tasting rooms, farm stays and event venues. Agritourism can provide new earnings streams for farmers and enhance local community accessibility to fresh, community farm solutions. This workshop will investigate agritourism options in South Morro Hills. The workshop will have shows by experts, plus a panel dialogue with farmers and agritourism proponents. Cost-free to go to, but reservations asked for at little bit.ly/3aOLYzF. Make contact with principal planner Rob Dmohowski at (760) 435-3563 or [email protected].

SAN MARCOS

House store expands to new web page

Finely Dwelling, a dwelling decor and inside style and design firm owned by San Marcos resident Deon McMaster, has moved into a new area 2 times the dimensions of its original web-site. The expansion is in the Creekside Marketplace, 565 Grand Ave., Suite D-102, between Most effective Purchase and Crate & Barrel Outlet. The new place still has dwelling decor objects, furnishings and items, and has added an interior structure centre. Several hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday via Saturday. Check out www.finelyhomedesigns.com.

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