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In case you’ve missed the detailed flyers in your mail box, the City of Oceanside is transitioning from manual residential collection to a new automated trash and recycling collection system. According to the web site the new collection system provides enhanced convenience for residents and increases recycling capabilities. This means new carts for Oceanside residents. [...]
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The City of Oceanside stepped into the present when it revealed a lovely and user-friendly new web site. “Beachy” is the look that project manager Sandra Djordjevich said she was going for. It took eight months to design and build the new site, which was unveiled Monday. It has been more than five years since [...]
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Be aware, there have been two burglaries in the Fire Mountain neighborhood one on Fuchsia Court, the other on Fire Mountain Road. Accounts of the robberies were given by neighbors and victims: In the cul de sac on Fuchsia Court, off Ivy Road, two girls came to the door and rang the bell. When no one answered, they [...]
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Fire Mountain: an island in Oceanside BY JOE TASH, SPECIAL TO THE UNION-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2010 AT 12:04 A.M. Fire Mountain is Funky. Eclectic. Upscale. Rural. Yep, and we’ll claim it. Check out the story on the Union Tribune web site
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On November 21, 2009, Lincoln Middle School’s PTSO, students and parents will conduct the fundraising activity of the year. The Cow Drop! The Cause The back lot of ECHS will be the site of what promises to become the entertainment event of the year with a goal of helping to promote and finance educational activities [...]
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In case you were wondering what all the rukus is about over on California – here’s a link to the story in the Union Tribune. We agree It’s a pretty location, but it’s a tired-looking campus. After nearly half a century, the place is overdue for a makeover. According to the report the school is [...]
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Fire Mountain’s own Jay Scrivener has been appointed to the Oceanside City Planning Commission. Jay has been active in many neighborhood activities and issues including the negotiations with Eternal Hills, the push for a community park, and encouraging a drought tolerant, water conserving neighborhood through his posts on the Fire Mountain Garden Exchange. We look [...]
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Yep, I said rad. Some of our Fire Mountain locals helped plan the new MLK skatepark (as well as the two others going in at a later date) and we are psyched to have a new spot for the young-uns (and old dudes) to shred. Oceanside is starting to plan for the future of our [...]
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Eternal Hills held an informative meeting October 29th, to update on their progress and the beginning of the grading and expansion. Chuck Lowry was on hand at the Eternal HIlls expansion meeting to give a report: A small group of residents, primarily those who live on Fire Mountain Drive, attended the meeting. Mayor Wood was [...]
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