[married21]

I grew up in El Cajon, next to Santee. This is completely consistent with the Santee I remember in the 1970s, which I don’t think was incorporated back then. It had a few horse owners and some country music, modest incomes and motorcycles. And smokers. And a little donut shop I used to go to on Mission Gorge Rd. Hmmmm, getting hungry.....

[ArchAngel1983]

"I grew up in El Cajon, next to Santee. This is completely consistent with the Santee I remember in the 1970s, which I don’t think was incorporated back then. It had a few horse owners and some country music, modest incomes and motorcycles. And smokers. And a little donut shop I used to go to on Mission Gorge Rd. Hmmmm, getting hungry....."

Believe it or not I had some great times in Santee when I was stationed in San Diego in the early 80's. I had a friend who owned a home on Mission Gorge Rd. It was a paradise then as I recall. You're exceptionally lucky that it remains the same.

[South40]

I live in El Cajon. I make most of my large purchases in Santee because the sales tax is a full 1% less than EC. The morons running El Cajon have banned smoking even on your apartment patio. You can also not have an unopened beer in a city park. All this and they're not yet satisfied.

They are Christian Coalition members pushing their morality on the populace.