The program will update residents on the city's progress over the past 25 years. Community services program manager Mary Dreibelbis and recreation supervisor Sam Beukema will discuss the growth of services to senior citizens and the creation and expansion of recreation programs. Refreshments will be served. Mary Lynch, a retired Director of Nursing in the field of Alzheimer's, will speak. Refreshments will be served.
All seniors are welcome, regardless of their denomination.
The Escondido Union School District meets at 7 p.m. Thursday in the district headquarters 1330 E. Grand Ave. Items to be discussed include a special district scholarship program and the purchase of a computer. For the program, soil was gathered from the slopes of Palomar Mountain and placed into kits that will make eight to 10 bricks per person. Sign up is required for programs. California State Senator Bill Morrow and health-care professionals will address the lack of access to affordable and appropriate health care and its impact on North County residents and businesses.