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Tomorrow Morning:
Coffee Connections
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Join us for Coffee Connections tomorrow, July 22 at Broad Street Dough Co.
Coffee Connections is an opportunity to build your professional network and strengthen relationships through facilitated networking, over a cup of coffee of course!
Held the 4th Friday of each month, Coffee Connections is a free monthly morning networking event. Prospective members are welcomed.
When
Friday, July 22, 2022
8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
Where
Broad Street Dough Co.
967 S Coast Hwy 101 Ste 109B,
Encinitas, CA 92024
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Chamber on Tap - The Lost Abbey |
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ATTENTION:
STATE OF THE CITY TICKETS AND SPONSORSHIPS OPPORTUNITIES ARE NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
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This important community event features Mayor Blakespear recapping her three terms as mayor; her vision for Encinitas’ future and recognition of local businesses. This special evening is an annual sell-out with 300+ in attendance. Additionally, the night is a perfect chance to network and connect with other business and community leaders. |
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Thank you to our Event Sponsor: |
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Thank you to our initial Table Sponsor: |
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Thank you to our Food Donors: |
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When: September 1, 2022
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Where: Alila Marea Beach Resort
If you would like to get exposure for your business and support this high-profile community event, there are plenty of sponsorship opportunities. Please contact admin@encinitaschamber.com for more information.
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Save The Date:
2022 Oktoberfest
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Same Oktoberfest, different location.
Make note that this year's Oktoberfest is still on Mountain Vista Drive but from Wandering Road to Rambling Road!
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Thank you to our entertainment sponsor: |
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When: September 25, 2022, 10AM - 6PM
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Where: On Mountain Vista Drive from Wandering Road to Rambling Road
Want to get exposure for your business at this family-friendly event? There are numerous sponsorship opportunities to get involved. Contact admin@encinitaschamber.com for details.
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Thank you to all those who came to our Moonlight Mixer hosted by the San Diego Botanic Garden and EDCO |
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Read This Week’s Chamber Chatter in The Coast News Featuring Michael Podd from North Coast Repertory |
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Ross Cards & Coffee - Ribbon Cutting |
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Jake Ross cutting the ribbon with members from the Chamber board, Chamber ambassadors, and dignitaries! |
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Please give Jake a warm welcome to our community, owner of Ross Cards & Coffee. You have to check out this revolutionary coffee spot mixing coffee with sports memorabilia!
Ross Coffee & Cards is a sports cards and coffee lounge, combining the love of sports and memorabilia with pour-over coffee. They have partnered with Watson-Kabei coffee in Kona, HI to sell delicious coffee. They hope to engage the community and surrounding area in sports cards and coffee and to be a beacon for the next generation.
Open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
267 N El Camino Real g,
Encinitas, CA 92024
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Welcome La Costa Wine Co! |
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La Costa Wine Co
"Wine a bit, You'll feel better"
Your wine, beer, and cheese concierge.
Locally owned and operated.
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7750 El Camino Real
Suite MB
Carlsbad, CA 92009
760-431-8455
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Encinitas Chamber of Commerce CEO Sherry Yardley named a Top 50 over 50 Woman of Influence 2022 by the San Diego Business Journal
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AT&T - Staying Connected Without Power |
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AT&T is expanding their outreach to their communities, making a specific effort to educate customers at heightened risk during power-outages on ways to stay in communication when power is lost during disaster events, including PSPS events when electric utilities proactively shut off power.
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Encinitas Lions Club - Lions Gift of Sight |
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TRUECARE ADMINISTERING NEW COVID-19 VACCINE FOR CHILDREN AGES SIX MONTHS AND OLDER IN NORTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY |
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TrueCare™ is providing easy and equitable access to the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 6 months and older through its community healthcare centers, especially for the diverse communities who are underserved in North San Diego County.
“COVID-19 is now one of the top five leading causes of death in children six months to four years,” says TrueCare’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marie Russell. “The COVID-19 vaccine has been proven to be safe and effective in protecting not only our kids, but our families and our communities, and preventing severe disease such as long COVID, hospitalizations, or multi inflammatory syndrome and death.”
At TrueCare, anyone can make an appointment for a free COVID-19 vaccination, booster or additional dose at the organization’s locations in San Marcos and Mission Mesa Pediatrics in Oceanside, regardless of insurance status.
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City of Encinitas: Encinitas Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts |
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During last week's City Council Meeting, the Council proclaimed July to be Parks and Recreation Month, recognizing that parks, recreation, and arts enrich the lives of residents and visitors in the City of Encinitas. We encourage all residents to fully utilize and enjoy our parks, beaches, trails, open space, and facilities. This video highlights some of the recreational opportunities the City offers. |
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Encinitas 101 - Taste of Encinitas |
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The Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association’s 33rd Annual Taste of Encinitas, presented by Ting Wireless, will open up ticket sales on Wednesday, June 8th! Tickets are expected to sell very quickly due to the increased popularity of the event over recent years. “This year's event will be our first Taste of Encinitas that we will be selling the full amount of tickets since before the pandemic. We definitely think it will be the biggest Taste of event we have seen in Encinitas in a long time!” Says E101’s Event Coordinator, Megan Largey.
To reduce waste for the event, each participant will receive a reusable cup, presented by C3 Bank. This year’s event will be held on Tuesday, August 31 from 5:30pm-8:30pm, along Coast Hwy 101 in downtown Encinitas. For a $40 ticket, participants can enjoy tastes from at least 15 restaurants, sample wine, beer and ciders at over 20 Sip Stops, and enjoy live music at multiple different venues.
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101 Artists' Colony & Full Moon Poets
Poetry Slam
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The 101 Artists’ Colony and Full Moon Poets will present the next La Paloma Poetry Slam, on Thursday, August 11, 2022 at the historic La Paloma Theatre in Downtown Encinitas (471 S. Coast Highway 101). Admission is free. The slam begins at 7:00pm, but poets wishing to enter will be let in at the 6 pm poets’ call. Doors open to the audience at 6:30. Poetry starts at 7. |
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Cardiff 101 - Dog Days of Summer |
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The Pupologie Cardiff Dog Days of Summer is presented by Cardiff 101 Main Street and the City of Encinitas. This free event features numerous dog-related vendors, rescue groups, pet adoption agencies, and an agility course by Kamp Kanine. Activities include dog contests, live music, a libation lounge hosted by The Lost Abbey, food trucks, and more!
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NORTH COUNTY SPOTLIGHT: HOW MAGIC AND COSMIC PRINCIPLES ARE TRANSFORMING BUSINESS PRACTICES |
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San Diego APCD: 2022 Limited Time Grant Opportunity to Replace Diesel Trucks Now Open! |
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July 5, 2022: The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District (District) is accepting applications between July 5 - 22, 2022, from owners and operators of heavy-duty diesel trucks through the Prop 1B Goods Movement Emission Reduction Program (GMERP). Approximately $1.6 million is available for this program, but applicants must act fast!
The grants are provided by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) and will be administered by the District for the replacement of qualifying existing heavy-duty on road trucks used for goods movement. Class 7 and 8 trucks with engines with 2007-2009 engine model years that move goods for sale in the San Diego/Imperial County region may be eligible for grants from $65,000 to $200,000. Class 5 and 6 trucks with 1998-2009 engines may be eligible for $25,000 to $100,000. Replacement trucks must be hybrid, low NOx natural gas, or electric to qualify, with zero-emission trucks receiving priority for funding.
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OMWD Certifies Hydroelectric Turbines at David C. McCollom Water Treatment Plant |
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Encinitas, CA—Hydroelectric generators at Olivenhain Municipal Water District’s David C. McCollom Water Treatment Plant have qualified for the California Energy Commission’s Renewables Portfolio Standard Program and will now generate Renewable Energy Certificates that contribute to the state goal of achieving 60% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. |
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Cox Low Cost Internet Eligibility |
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Since 2012, Cox has been dedicated to helping make internet accessible for students, families, and everyone in our community. See how we make an impact. |
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We know for many, meeting everyday needs isn’t easy. If you have past-due bills and are a CARE or FERA customer, you may be eligible for debt forgiveness through our Arrearage Management Payment (AMP) plan. This plan offers eligible customers help with reducing their past due account balances. To see if you qualify, visit sdge.com/AMP. Visit sdge.com/assistance for other bill assistance programs. |
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El Camino Real Specific Plan |
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SDGE ~ The Path to Net Zero |
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California is targeting a just and equitable energy transition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045.
That means removing as much carbon from the atmosphere as the state produces. In the San Diego and southern Orange County region, SDG&E and many local cities also embrace carbon neutrality as their goal.
To stimulate community engagement and economywide collaboration to achieve our shared climate goals, SDG&E will be releasing an analysis on how to decarbonize the economy while also prioritizing electric grid reliability, affordability and equity. The Path to Net Zero: A Decarbonization Roadmap for California lays out specific recommendations for the state to achieve carbon neutrality by 2045
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Understanding Business Needs, Opportunities, and Challenges – Listening Workshop hosted by San Diego Community Power |
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San Diego Community Power (SDCP) is seeking your input regarding programs needs and challenges SDCP is hosting two virtual Business Listening Workshops on Thursday July 21st to hear from our local businesses and business owners regarding your business needs and challenges, what discussions you’re having around energy, energy trends you’re seeing and your evolving energy needs, how climate change is impacting your business, concerns, around electricity, and the kinds of customer programs that can help meet your needs. SDCP will be offering two workshops to ensure we hear from as many local businesses as possible: |
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TONIGHT
Thursday, July 21st
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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These listening workshops are part of the development of SDCP’s Community Power Plan which will guide the development of and investment in community facing programs for the next five years. These listening workshops are instrumental in the development of the plan. To learn more about SDCP, please visit SDCommunityPower.org. |
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CSUSM - College of Business Administration |
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A hallmark of the College of Business Administration for over 25 years, the Senior Experience Program is a requirement for all CSUSM undergraduate business students. Teams of students are matched with projects submitted by a variety of businesses and organizations. Students gain valuable work experience as consultants on rigorous real-world projects while businesses gain concentrated attention from teams of students who provide a fresh, independent perspective. Organizations pay $1,500 to participate in the Senior Experience Program.
Thanks to a generous gift from Lily and Jimmy Thai (MBA, ’00) through their Build a School Foundation, our leadership center, CLIMB, now offers a Compassionate Leadership Experience. The Compassionate Leadership Experience provides nonprofits with limited funds the opportunity to participate in the College of Business Administration’s Senior Experience Program.
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Encinitas Chamber of Commerce and Partners - Opportunities for Corporate Involvement: SDNEDC and Partners Launch Student Opportunities for Career Awareness and Learning |
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One of the biggest challenges holding back North County’s economy is the difficulty many companies face finding and recruiting talent. With unemployment in the region standing at 4.6% and with even more pronounced shortages in fields that require technical proficiencies, it is among the most important issues that SDNEDC will be addressing in 2022.
Part of that effort will center around SOCAL (Student Opportunities for Career Awareness and Learning), a collaborative project between Tri-City Medical Center, SDNEDC, and 6 chambers (Encinitas, Vista, Oceanside, Carlsbad, San Marcos & Escondido). The goal of SOCAL is to raise awareness among young adults about different careers they might not know about and provide some of the resources and educational pathways that can help them pursue the opportunities.
Should your company be interested in participating as we build out the library, please contact admin@encinitaschamber.com. We have attractive sponsorship packages that will produce three videos of different team members and then elevate the visibility of various job postings and opportunities at your firm. The goal of SOCAL is to have 100 different North County workers highlighted by the end of the year.
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City of Encinitas Customer Survey - Permit Review Process |
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The City of Encinitas is committed to providing outstanding service to its customers. In 2020, the City transitioned to a completely online submittal system, and are evaluating the process for improvements. Your feedback is important and helps to continually improve and refine their services and the customer’s experience. Thank you in advance for completing this short survey. |
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SBDC Microbusiness Grant Program |
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The County of San Diego is providing Microbusiness COVID-19 Relief Grants
This program provides grants of $2,500 to microbusiness owners who were in operation in 2019, still in operation today, and were impacted by the Covid-19 public health restrictions.
To be eligible you need to have:
- Been in business on or before December 1, 2019 and still in business in 2022.
- Have gross revenue under $50,000 (as reported for 2019).
- Demonstrated decline in revenue or service demand due to COVID-19 in 2020 or 2021 as compared to 2019.
- Operating within the County of San Diego.
- The business was the primary source of revenue for the business owner.
- Not have received other sources of COVID relief such as a grant from a city, the state, or a forgiven PPP loan.
Many sole proprietors in industries such as hair styling, auto repair, consulting or similar service-based businesses may meet these criteria.
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California Rebuilding Fund |
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Lendistry is excited to spread the word about a low-cost state-sponsored loan program available for businesses throughout California. California Rebuilding Fund loans can be used for working capital or growing your existing business – anything you need to help you succeed. They are coupled with non-profit business advising so you can confidently pay the loan back. Complete a pre-application to get matched with a non-profit lender in CA. |
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Small Business Stimulus Grant |
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If you are a small business or nonprofit entity (20 employees or less) that suffered economic losses due to COVID-19, you may be eligible for a small business grant from the San Diego County.
If you have already applied and didn't receive the full amount you asked for you may ask for the additional funds you didn't receive. For this, email Joana.Santiago@sdcounty.ca.gov
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