UPCOMING ESCONDIDO CHAMBER
EVENTS
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Economic Development Committee Meeting
Chamber of Commerce
720 N. Broadway
Escondido, CA 92025
Thursday, October 10th
12:00pm - 1:00pm
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Business After
5 Mixer
Shakey's Pizza Parlor
355 N. Escondido Blvd
Escondido, CA 92025
Thursday, October 10th
5:00pm - 7:00pm
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Grape Day 5K and
Tots 'N Trucks
Saturday, October 12th
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Escondido's Job
Shadow Day
Thursday, October 17th
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EDD Federal/State
Payroll Tax Seminar
Friday, November 15th
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Coastal Communities
Concert Band's 25th Annual Holiday Concert
Sunday, December 8th
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Trust in yourself. Because who else can you trust, I mean completely trust? Oh yeah, of course, we trust our family, our mate, and our faith; or do we?
With all the various ways we're connected, followed, and watched surely, the truth is out there. Right?
Every time I cut it close and end up going through an intersection on a yellow light, I'm quickly looking around not for red lights flashing in my review mirror but, searching for a flash thinking
"Uh oh, was there a camera that just caught that?" How about the 50-year-old woman caught on a car cam (yes there is such a thing) keying both sides of a brand new Tesla in the grocery parking lot; busted. Nothing goes unnoticed; every nuance of an NFL game is captured, studied and reviewed in all but real-time. Police body cams are monitoring their actions, banks are watching guards digitally, and our Ring doorbells capture anyone coming to our front doo
r...big brother is here. More and more we're face timing or video
conferencing as though speaking directly by phone not's good enough, afterall who knows if that's you
on the other end? The Internet of Things has landed.
And with all these advancements, all this technology applied to everything are we better off, are we more trusting or is trust no longer an honored elevated achievement? Are we giving up on trust? Are we leaving it to the video replay? Are the words "they trust me, or I trust them" worthless character-defining achievements?
"Trust but verify" is the famous Ronald Reagan quote and who knew how true those words would be
come. Or did the Buggles have it right in '79 when they embedded "Video Killed the Radio Star" into the lexicon of American language.
I do know this; you can trust that the Escondido Chamber of Commerce works every day to gain your support and earn your trust.
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CHAMBER EVENTS & SPONSORED EVENTS
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A Roundtable Conversation w/ Congressman Duncan Hunter
This Monday, October 7th!
The Escondido Chamber of Commerce will host a
Roundtable Conversation with Congressman Duncan Hunter
on Monday, October 7th at 4:00pm.
This informal event will be a question & answer type of format, and will give attendees a chance to find out more about the current 50th District Representative, the issues facing the District, and a review of the current
measures happening
in Washington DC.
Registration is required since there is limited seating, so please be sure to register if you plan to attend!
Escondido Chamber of Commerce
720 N. Broadway
Escondido, CA 92025
4:00pm - 5:00pm
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ESCONDIDO LOCAL NEWS & HAPPENINGS
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As a valued member of the Escondido business community, the City of Escondido is hoping your opinions can be included in Innovate 78's
anonymous survey to evaluate what services and support are of most value to businesses like yours.
The survey is only 10 questions long, and it should not take more than 5 minutes of your time to complete.
It is being administered through a private, third-party consultant. Unique data will NOT be made available to the City or Innovate 78; however, overall results will be analyzed and presented as topline findings.
Thank you in advance for your input about how Innovate78 can better serve you.
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Supporting Native Americans
The 52nd Native American Day was celebrated September 27, as a time to honor and remember the contributions of California's tribal nations, to recognize their sovereignty and the tremendous challenges they have long faced, along with their remarkable resilience and achievements.
San Diego County, with 18 reservations, covering over 190 square miles, has more reservations than any other county in the United States - and 8 of these are within the 75th Assembly District.
Tribal sovereignty is critically important in that we recognize Tribal Governments as sovereign nations separate from the United States government, with the authority to regulate their own laws and way of life.
History has not been easy on our tribal neighbors as each has a vital history to tell...
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