Meetings are Open to ALL EASTLAKE Residents:
Thursday, Jan 28th 6pm
Saturday, Jan 30th 10am
The Clubhouse at The Woods
(corner of Woods Dr & Hawthorne Creek Dr)
You’re Invited to Learn about the EASTLAKE ‘NATURESCAPING’ PROJECT!
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility will hold adoption event January 21-23; adoption fees waived.
The Chula Vista Animal Care Facility will hold a special adoption event Thursday, January 21 through Saturday, January 23. Adoption fee will be waived on all animals. Each adopted dog or cat comes with a Pet Starter Kit (while supplies last) including resusable tote, a free sample of food and information on caring for the new pet, as well as treats and a toy, donated by Petco.
Due to the recent rains, the ELL fields are saturated and will not be playable for assessments this weekend.
The assessment dates have been moved to Saturday January 30th and Sunday January 31st.
Read more on Eastlake Little League Assesment Sheduled Changed…
Salt Creek Golf Club in Chula Vista has been given an award for “best value worth the green fee” for 2009 by www.greenskeeper.org.
The award is determined by reviewing the last 12 months of online ratings submitted by users of the site.
Sources: Convicted burglars in North Carolina , Oregon , California , and Kentucky ; security consultant Chris McGoey, who runs crimedoctor.com; and Richard T. Wright, a criminology professor at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, who interviewed 105 burglars for his book Burglars on the Job.
For more information about Ranch Vista Church, click here.
Group of local businesses dedicated to enhancing each others professionally as well as providing a trusted, reliable source for the community.
When: January 12th 2009.
Where: Eastlake Brewery
871 Showroom Place
Suite 102
Chula Vista, CA 91914
Time: 6:00 PM
Read more on January Eastlake Business Meetup Mixer On January 12th…
Eastlake III Board just approved a motion to remove coyotes from the neighborhood of Eastlake. No numbers were discussed but it is a step in the right direction.
January 7, 2009
6:00 PM
Have you been carrying a compass for years and never actually known how to use it? For anyone heading to the outdoors, map and compass skills are essential to navigating safely. Join our Outdoor School Instructors for a class on learning to use a compass and read a map to help you find your way in the wilderness. Our Instructor will teach you all the parts of a compass and how to choose a style that works for you. We will talk about magnetic north, true north, and magnetic variation (declination), and help you make sense of it all. Then you will learn how to take a bearing, both in the field and projected onto a map, so you can learn how to triangulate your position and plan a route. Speaking of maps, what do all those squiggly lines mean? We will also discuss topographic maps and how to read them to understand your terrain. Join us for an optional Map & Compass outing to put your new knowledge into practice.
In a remarkable, historic finish, the 2009 Eastlake Titans defeated Vista in a thrilling CIF championship victory.
Coach John McFadden earned CIF coach of the year with an 11-0-2 record and the first CIF football title for a South Bay School since 1996.
Read more on Jefferson, Cellery Lead Eastlake Football in All Mesa League Honors…
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