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  • Seeing the world with different eyes

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Helen Keller said: “I have often thought it would be a blessing if each human being were stricken blind and deaf for a few days at some time during his adult life. It would make him more appreciative of sight and the joys of sound.” Keller took us one step further, to marvel over what the human spirit can do. When I was a freshman in college in Iowa, I met a most incredible man. He was a blind, Quaker pastor. My friend said to me, “I want you to meet my uncle who is blind.” When I got to his home, I heard a hammer poundin... Full story

  • Pala Mesa Men's Club

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Tournament results Format: Sucker in the Bucket January 16, 2008 First place: 61 Dick Rogers, Bob Selsor, Bob Callagy, Nial Lueking Second place: 62 Dan Hill, Bernie Eberlein, Chuck Buresh, Gordy Molloff...

  • Fallbrook Seniors Golf Group

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Meadow Lake Golf Club Four-Man Team Low Net January 15, 2008 First place: 290 Howard Townsend, Harlan Feicht, Ed Erzen, draw Second place: 299 Herb Marbach, Bill Qualls, Dick Birch, Les Hansen Third place: 305 Max Myers, Hugo Wied, Ken Corica, draw...

  • San Diego County Inter-Club Seniors

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Fallbrook Country Club January 18, 2008 Final score Fallbrook 9 Sea ’n Air 9 Low net – Fallbrook Alan Smith 72 Ynez Garcia 74 Ross Bergantine 76 Low net – Sea ’n Air Lane Fridell 71 John Skinner 75 Bob Totten 77...

  • Hasvold named Hall of Champions Star of the Month

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Fallbrook High School senior Bret Hasvold was named a Prep Star of the Month for November by the San Diego Hall of Champions. Hasvold was recognized for winning the CIF San Diego Section Division I meet and posting the fastest time among San Diego Section runners at the state meet. His November races also included the North County Conference finals, where his time of 15:51 on the 3.1-mile course not only won the Avocado League meet but was also the fastest among all runners in the three participating leagues. Hasvold’s t...

  • Chargers win vindicates Enright as well as Turner

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    When the San Diego Chargers won their first-round playoff game January 6, the win quashed criticism about Chargers coach Norv Turner. Turner’s ability to win a first-round playoff game, which eluded his immediate predecessor, was also pleasin to Turner’s college coach, Fallbrook resident Dick Enright. “I was so glad to see Norval win,” Enright said. Enright was the head coach at the University of Oregon in 1972 and 1973. In 1972 Turner was the backup to Dan Fouts, who spent the ensuing 15 years as a quarterback for the Cha...

  • Sign up Saturday for Little League

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    FALLBROOK — The Bonsall-Fallbrook Little League has added one last scheduled signup for this Saturday, January 26, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Ivy Street field near the Boys & Girls Club. The league is open to children ages 5-12 in the Fallbrook, Bonsall, De Luz and Rainbow areas. Organizers say the league enforces Fair Play rules: during the course of a game, for instance, all players must play at least one-half of their playing time at an infield position. Fair rotation of players off the bench is encouraged and m...

  • Chief cheerleaders compete in Orlando

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    FALLBROOK — After competing in two local competitions, the Fallbrook Pop Warner Midget Chief Cheerleaders qualified to go on to Nationals and represent their hometown in the annual Pop Warner 2007 Super Bowl and National Cheer and Dance Championship. The girls traveled to Florida and competed on December 7 at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando. The Chiefs placed seventh in the nation in their small novice division. The squad would like to thank their coa... Full story

  • JV boys soccer plays RBV

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Fran-Bar makes earth move for his customers

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    John Barbee, owner and operator of Fran-Bar General Engineering Contractors, has considerable knowledge in the specialized field of earth moving. Whether Barbee is involved in a residential, commercial, grove or city project, Fran-Bar is highly respected in the industry because of his qualifications. Before owning Fran-Bar, Barbee gained an enormous amount of experience while working in his father’s business. “My father owned a construction rental business and I worked there w... Full story

  • SHERIFF'S LOG

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Date Vicinity Incident 1/13 700 blk Iowa St Petty theft 1/13 500 blk S Main Commercial burglary 1/13 100 blk W Beech Commercial burglary 1/14 100 blk W Beech Vehicle burglary 1/14 3900 blk Paseo de Olivos Grand theft 1/15 300 blk Ivy Petty theft 1/15 900 blk Knoll Park Ln Stolen vehicle 1/15 S Mission at Ivy Arrest: use/under influence of controlled substance 1/15 1100 blk S Mission Commercial burglary 1/15 1200 blk S Mission Commercial burglary 1/15 1200 blk S Mission Commercial burglary 1/15 1200 blk S Mission Commercial... Full story

  • FUESD awarded mentoring grant

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    January is National Mentor Month and Fallbrook Union Elementary School District (FUESD) is launching its new Mentoring to Excel and Empower Together (MEET) program. The program is being funded by a three-year grant from the United States Department of Education, Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools. More than 1,100 applicants nationwide were reviewed and only 170 awarded. In California, there were 33 grantees, of which only eight were public education institutions. FUESD was selected to be included in the proposal by the San...

  • Super Saturday features 4-H demos

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    The public is welcome to spend a fun Saturday with 4-H on February 2. San Diego County 4-H is hosting its annual Super Saturday. The event will include demonstrations from numerous projects in the 4-H program. It will be hosted at the Hilltop Recreation Center in Poway beginning at 10:30 a.m....

  • Seventh-grader wins Geography Bee

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Montessori gives the gift of Christmas

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    FALLBROOK — On Christmas Eve day two well-stocked vehicles from families of Fallbrook Montessori School delivered food and presents to a warm, welcoming and grateful local family. Each child received several gifts and clothing items; the parents received a generous gift card and the donated food was abundant enough to last the family for the entire Christmas week. Staff, teachers, parents and the students of Fallbrook Montessori joined together to collect and donate the i...

  • Zion honors Students of the Month

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Tech Trek students tell of experiences

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Gingerbread serves as tasty lesson

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Live Oak School Career Day inspires students

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Live Oak Elementary School hosted a Career Day for a portion of its student body on Friday, January 18. Twenty residents of our community represented an equal number of careers. The thread that ran through the presentations that I was able to witness was the stress placed on a college education. North County Fire Captain Mark Couglar encouraged the students to not only obtain a college degree but to continue education throughout their lives. He told the students that his...

  • Investigation digs into hostile behavior at high school

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    A selection of 20 to 30 employees of Fallbrook Union High School District (FUHSD), both present and past, were questioned as part of an investigation to determine whether a hostile work environment has existed in the district for the past 10 to 12 years. Sources report that a complaint filed in 2007 necessitated interviews with a select group of teachers, principals and classified staff members to determine the validity of the claim. “There is one teacher who has taken vicious, humiliating actions against many other e...

  • Cuts, on top of $193,000 deficit, spell trouble for high school

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    It won’t be “business as usual” for the Fallbrook Union High School District (FUHSD) in 2008 as it faces grim state budget cuts deemed unavoidable, a $193,000 budget deficit and the lengthy and costly process of finding a new superintendent. While the district school board interviews executive search firms such as Leadership Associates and the California School Boards Association, which specialize in education careers, an interim superintendent has been hired to manage the district until a replacement can be found for Tom A... Full story

  • CERT's first test was through the fire(s)

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    In August 2005 when Fallbrook’s first North County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) class graduated, no one could have predicted the dramatic impact they would have on the community, nor how soon. Within two years, the tenacity of organizer James Beebe of North County Fire Protection District (NCFPD) and business owner Mike Crain, now North County CERT planning chief and board president, pushed that fledgling group to include 260 trained volunteers who put their lives on hold to help neighbors in need during the Rice...

  • Tips for downsizing the home

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    Oftentimes, senior citizens, or even younger empty nesters, find their homes have gotten too big for them and have become a genuine chore to take care of. As a result, many seniors and empty nesters decide to downsize their homes, moving into smaller homes that are more accommodating to their new lifestyles. While this is an obvious decision for many, it isn’t always an easy one. In addition to growing attached to a home, especially one in which their children grew up, h...

  • Winning with ease

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

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  • Wedding bells ring for AAUW members

    Updated Jan 24, 2008

    On December 22, members of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) happily joined in the wedding celebration of two active supporters of the organization – Jackie Sichi and Kris Krzmarzick. Jackie’s husband, Gordon, passed away about two years ago and Kris’ wife, Barbara, passed away over a year ago. Both couples were very involved in AAUW events. Jackie and Kris were married at the St. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic Church in Oceanside. Jackie is the mother of se...

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