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  • Fallbrook High suffers dropping daily attendance, budget cuts

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    For the third year in a row, Fallbrook Union High School (FUHS) is facing financial cutbacks by both the state and district because of continual drops in average daily attendance. FUHS assistant principal John Hayek, who is in charge of student attendance, stated that not only does a student’s attendance allow for academic success, but also allows the high school adequate funding. “When a student leaves for vacation on a Thursday night, missing school on Friday, that hurts us,” said Hayek. “When a parent decides to allow t...

  • Former Marine honors military sacrifice with walk around America

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    With only bare necessities in his pack and 8,000 miles left to walk, one former Marine searches for the answer to his and fellow service members’ sacrifice. Eddie Gray recently passed through Camp Pendleton on his quest to conquer America’s 12,000-mile plus perimeter that started in Montana nearly two years ago. The former Marine infantryman took a moment from his journey to meet with local service members and explain the purpose of his endeavor. “Back in 1998, I was runni...

  • Torres, Horwin, Ramos, and Madden named outstanding students

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Cindy Torres of Oasis High School and Heston Horwin, Danny Ramos and Jenelle Madden of Fallbrook High School were honored for their outstanding achievements and efforts at the January 7 Fallbrook Community Student of the Month breakfast held at Fallbrook Golf Club’s Hukilau restaurant. Each month during the school year, the program fetes four of Fallbrook’s most accomplished high school students. “I can’t think of a better way to recognize the excellence and achieve... Full story

  • Sheriff's Substation posts 'most productive' year ever in 2009

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    A ramped up menu of special operations, including gang compliance, parole and probation checks, DUI roving patrol, and heavy focus on problem-oriented policing projects led the Fallbrook Sheriff’s Substation to having the “most productive year ever” in 2009, said Lt. Phil Brust. “I’m proud of the fact that our patrol deputies made over 1,200 arrests in 2009; that’s the most arrests ever made in a single year here,” said Brust. In 2008, 1,107 arrests were made by deputies work...

  • Sheriff's Substation posts 'most productive' year ever in 2009

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    A ramped up menu of special operations, including gang compliance, parole and probation checks, DUI roving patrol, and heavy focus on problem-oriented policing projects led the Fallbrook Sheriff’s Substation to having the “most productive year ever” in 2009, said Lt. Phil Brust. “I’m proud of the fact that our patrol deputies made over 1,200 arrests in 2009; that’s the most arrests ever made in a single year here,” said Brust. In 2008, 1,107 arrests were made by deputies working the Fallbrook command area. Reflecting on...

  • Man to be sentenced for 2008 stabbing

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    VISTA – The defense is expected to present its case this morning, then closing arguments are scheduled in the murder trial of a man accused of killing his estranged wife's lover in Fallbrook nearly two years ago. Hector Martin Perez allegedly stabbed 26-year-old Erik Ivan Aguilar to death in April 2008. Authorities say Perez and his wife had been separated for more than a year at the time of the stabbing. Watch this site for further news updates....

  • Knisely's celebrate 70th anniversary

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Sue and Harold Knisley will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on January 17 at Silvergate Retirement Residence. They will be joined by family and friends for an afternoon of hors d’oeuvres and champagne. The Knisley’s have wintered in the San Diego area since 1979 while summering at their full-time home in Orchard Lake, Mich. They have been in Fallbrook for the last two years enjoying their new community. The couple met while in high school at Pontiac Central, (Mi...

  • BEQ Manager Course offered on Pendleton

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    CAMP PENDLETON – Bachelor Housing Division will conduct a BEQ Manager Training Course Feb. 10 from 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in Bldg. 210440 (Sharkey’s Upper Level Conference Room). To register call (760) 430-4706/4707/4708 or e-mail [email protected] or [email protected].... Full story

  • Comedian Mike Williams returns

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    FALLBROOK - Comedian Mike Williams will be the featured speaker at the Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center’s fundraising banquet for the second year in a row on January 23 at 5 p.m. The dinner will be held in the Fellowship Center of Zion Lutheran Church, 1405 East Fallbrook Street. Williams is an inspirational entertainer who has made millions of people laugh. His faith and family friendly material can be seen on network television shows, in magazine articles and in his b... Full story

  • Bonsall Sundowner to feature Fallbrook Film Factory

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    PALA—Pala Casino’s Sycamore Room will be the venue on Thursday, January 14 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for the next Bonsall Sundowner which will be sponsored by the Fallbrook Film Factory. Heavy hors d’ouvres and a cash bar will be offered. An overview of the upcoming Fallbrook Film Festival will be presented as well as information on how businesses may participate as sponsors. The film festival draws many visitors each year while promoting Fallbrook and Bonsall as an arts community. Pala Casino is located at 11154 Highway 76, f... Full story

  • FREE USO Concert featuring Craig Morgan

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    CAMP PENDLETON – Singer Craig Morgan will preform a free USO-sponsored concert Jan. 26 at the Mainside Theater, Bldg. 1330, at 6 p.m. For more information, call the USO at (619) 235-6503.... Full story

  • VFW requests baby donations

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook’s VFW Ladies Auxiliary will be coordinating with Operation Showers of Appreciation to host a baby shower for military moms on Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Fallbrook VFW Post. They will be assisting 14 expecting mothers this time, several of whom are expecting their first baby and have a spouse deployed. Most of the moms are new to the military, and don’t have family nearby to help out. This is their first real challenge as a military spouse. It is the Auxiliary’s hope that the community will come out in numb... Full story

  • We deserve to know

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Citizens of Fallbrook/Bonsall are very interested in hearing details about the widening of the third segment of SR76, (Mission Road to I-15). As you know, Caltrans has proposed two options: widening the existing road to four lanes – the Northern Alignment Alternative, or a new six lane roadway south of the San Luis Rey riverbed, the Southern Alignment Alternative. We need a true comparison before decisions are made by politicians and state employees. Let’s have the following points explained in detail and questions ans...

  • There is always the farmer's theory

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Fallbrook gangsters have once again scrawled threats in Los Jilgueros Preserve. It happened in December. The activity always seems to coincide with school holidays leading passersby to suspect the gangsters might be students. How clever they must feel eluding law enforcement as they swagger along the paths to stop at the wooden bridge to mark on the railings or on a slat in the footbridges. Even a kiosk, likely erected by a proud Eagle Scout is now a billboard for the language of illiterate criminals. For all the efforts to...

  • You returned my wallet

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Would the kind gentleman named Kevin please leave a message for me at PO Box 1067, Bonsall, Calif. 92003? You found my ladies’ wallet on Fallbrook Street, and on Christmas Day, around 2 p.m., returned it to Major Market. All the information I have is from a checkout clerk. Thank you. Diane White... Full story

  • Dear Fallbrook Community

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    We are the Fallbrook Youth Prevention Group and recently wrote a letter to the editor about a billboard located near Main Street near the 7-Eleven. This billboard advertises Traditional Tequila using the cultural holiday “Dia de Los Muertos” or “Day of the Dead.” We are disappointed to see that another billboard with the same alcohol advertisement has been purchased and is displayed in the same vicinity on Fallbrook Street near the 7-Eleven. Alcohol advertising in our neighborhoods over-exposes youth to alcohol message...

  • Thank you, Adult Day Care Center

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Thank you, thank you, thank you, to the Fallbrook Adult Day Care Center at the corner of Mission and Alvarado, also known as “the Club.” Teddie, you and your staff have saved my life. Some of you in the community may know me and also know that my husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease four years ago. I thought I could manage. I got some help, modified my life and kept a good outlook. What I didn’t recognize is how much this illness affected both of us. I was tired all the time, and my own health was slipping. I thoug...

  • Stand down Grissom; new $85 million 'CSI San Diego' unveiled

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    If you are a fan of the popular crime scene investigation programs on television like “CSI: Las Vegas,” “CSI: Miami” or “CSI: New York,” you should know that the facilities depicted in those award-winning shows are nothing like the new real-life forensic center that serves San Diego County. The opening of San Diego County’s new $85 million Medical Examiner & Forensic Center on Overland Drive in Kearney Mesa makes all those Hollywood wannabes pale in comparison. “Welcome to C...

  • Experience the positive difference at Manor Cleaners

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    anor Cleaners has served generations of Fallbrook residents since 1952. Its longevity has been accredited to their business principles of professionalism, reliability and kindness toward community members. Over the years, its services have evolved, particularly since the Mungo family purchased Manor Cleaners in 1992. Clients have the opportunity to receive eco-friendly laundry and dry cleaning, all types of alterations including wedding and formal dresses, clothing... Full story

  • Healthy Woman event to focus on diabetes & exercise

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Start the year off right by attending the January 28 Healthy Woman Ladies Night Out Event hosted by Club Paradise Fitness Express, 706 S. Main Street. Learn about diabetes prevention and management with Dr. Kal Abouelhosn, Graybill Medical Group and Member of Fallbrook Hospital Medical Staff, and about buddying up to exercise by Jeaneane Colombero, personal trainer, Club Paradise Fitness Express. The event is from 5:30 to 7 p.m., is free of charge and includes social and networking opportunities, food, fun and door prizes....

  • Senior Circle talk to be on hearing loss

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    The Fallbrook Hospital Chapter of the Senior Circle will be hosting a talk on Tuesday, January 19 at 2 p.m. entitled “Hearing Loss & How to Improve Your Hearing” with Stephen Leone, Beltone/Leone Hearing Aid Center. The event is open to the public and will be held at Silvergate, 420 Elbrook Drive. Refreshments will be served and there will be a drawing for door prizes. Seating is limited. Call (760) 731-8433 to RSVP. Senior Circle is a community outreach sponsored by Fallbrook Hospital for individuals age 50 and up.... Full story

  • Pendleton assists State and Federal agencies in fruit fly eradication

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    A response to the growing presence of the Mediterranean fruit fly has recently been established on Camp Pendleton. The areas of concern are in the southern region of base, where the only local areas where the flies have been found. Federal and state workers have started monitoring and placing non-poisonous traps at Mainside, and the San Luis Rey, Serra Mesa, De Luz and O’Neal housing areas until July 2010 and residents may be asked for permission to place traps within their pr...

  • Marine West Exposition 2010 to be held January 27-28

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    CAMP PENDLETON – The 2010 edition of Marine West, one of the most comprehensive military expositions of the coming year, will be held at Camp Pendleton Jan. 27 - 28. Companies from around the world will showcase weapons, equipment and systems designed to enhance the fighting capabilities of America’s “911 Force,” the United States Marines, and will also welcome other U.S. and allied forces. New this year, the exposition site will be adjacent to the Combat Camera Warehouse Building (Bldg. 2238) in Camp Pendleton’s 22 Area....

  • Women's Connection takes hats off to new year

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

    Ladies can dust off their favorite hats and wear them to the January Women’s Connection Brunch on January 15 from 10 a.m. to noon.America Washington will telling all about her fabulous hat collection, using luncheon guests as models. An avid chapeau wearer and internationally acclaimed singer, “Miss Lillie” Knauls will delight guests with her music and have something under her hat to chase away those January after the holiday blues. The brunch will be held at the Grand Tradition in Fallbrook. Child care is free with reser...

  • Warriors tied up by Tigers 49-32

    Updated Jan 14, 2010

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