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NEW DAWN ELDERCARE If it becomes difficult for Mom or Dad to stay in their own home, you need to go visit New Dawn Eldercare. At their Assisted Living/Board and Care facility they provide exclusive care in a home environment. Call them at 760-758-2200 to make an appointment or stop by and visit them at 2350 Warmlands Ave. See all at NewDawnEldercare.com.


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be giving us your feedback on how we can improve as a Cham- ber. We want to hear from our members! Breakfast with Bret will take


place on the fourth Tuesday of each month from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Jan. 24, 2012, will be the first one. Each breakfast will


be limited to 12 Chamber mem- ber participants max, so call 760- 726-1122 or email info@vistachamber.org today to make your reservations or to ask any questions you may have. The only requirement is that you come prepared to tell us like it is! Viva Vista!


ORANGE COUCH Orange Couch Design Group, a full service multi- media graphic design company, recently moved to a new office in Vista. They are located at 2055 Thi- bodo Road. Their services include: graphic design, website design and development, printing, corpo- rate branding and more. Call them at 760-724-3100 or visit them online at OrangeCouch.com.


ITʼS GREEK TO ME! Greek food is back in Vista. On Sept. 8, the Vista Chamber welcomed Itʼs Greek to Me to Vista! They have a full menu of delicious traditional Greek food that you donʼt want to miss. Visit them at 1661 S. Melrose Drive in Vista. Opa!


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