Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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FALLBROOK – Mr. and Mrs. Art Debernarde are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Lindsay Reneé to Travis Frazier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Frazier of Andrews, Texas. The wedding was held at the AVIA Hotel, in The Woodlands Texas, on Dec. 31, 2010. The bride is a graduate of Linfield Christian High School, Temecula. She received her Bachelor of Science degree with dual majors in Animal Science and Psychology from Texas A&M University in College Station,... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Senior Center Travel Club is sponsoring a trip to Laughlin, which will take place March 7, 8 and 9. They will be staying at the Riverside, which will provide two free meals. The cost is $89 for singles and $69 double occupancy per person. This includes bus transportation, bingo with prizes, movies (going and coming), a bottle of water each way, and exercises to keep limber. Seats will be assigned as people sign up and pay. This will fill up fast, so call ASAP. For reservations, call (760)...
FALLBROOK – On Saturday, Feb. 12 at 8:30 a.m., the Fallbrook Land Conservancy’s native plant and wildlife group will host a planting party as part of an ongoing native plant reintroduction program. Over a thousand native plants will be available for the public to plant at Los Jilgueros Preserve, just north of Fallbrook High School on the east side of Mission Road. No reservations needed, but come early before everything is planted. Bring a shovel, gloves, hat, water and sunscreen. Water, coffee and donuts will be p... Full story
FALLBROOK - The Fallbrook Hospital Senior Circle will be hosting a talk on Thursday, February 17 at 2 p.m. given by vascular surgeon, Dr. Frank Torres on the topic of aortic aneurysms. The event is open to the public and will be held at Silvergate, 420 Elbrook Drive. It includes refreshments and a prize drawing. Seating is limited. Call (760) 731-8433 to RSVP....
SAN DIEGO - Board Chairman and Fifth District Supervisor Bill Horn delivered the annual state of the county address Feb. 2. Reflecting the current economic climate, Chairman Horn chose to give his address in the board chamber of the county administration center. Chairman Horn pledged to work with his colleagues and county departments to “ensure that the peoples’ work is done in the most efficient, cost effective way.” “My goal for this year is to be standing here next January telling you that we were able to maintain our Tri...
The cost and availability of fresh water is an ongoing problem with few answers. We have the Pacific full of salt water but little effort to source it for fresh even though we have the technology. An official has said that Valley Center and other agricultural areas will face a “long-term train wreck” from the deteriorating supply. Some are already doomed to quit farming right here in Fallbrook. We all know the supply was cut dramatically to save the tiny fish in the delta. Local farmers originally depended on rainfall and... Full story
Once again our street, Sky Vista Way, was subjected to a neighborhood scam. A white male said he was selling car wax or a house cleaning product. When asked where his car was, he stated he was dropped off by the driver of a van. He had one brochure but would not let any of the homeowners keep it. One comment that seems to be a consistent sales tactic in these is that the person says a neighborhood resident had bought the product or that he knew so and so and that “there was money to be had in Fallbrook.” This seems to be a y...
Hey Joe Howard [Crews], I read your article with great cynicism. Unfortunately you have been out in the weeds too long. So, if I read you right, you want to throw down the weapons and throw our hands up in peace? You are right on one point; yes, the people of Afghanistan and Iraq do need to be free. Do you see any other country standing in line to assist them? You must be a tree hugger. I have a suggestion, why don’t you donate some of your excess income to the Fallbrook Library fund? Jim Lowery Vista... Full story
This is to thank the kind gentleman who came to my aid on January 20 when I tripped and fell on Hawthorne Street, severely injuring my mouth. He stopped immediately, helped me up and drove me to my dentist, Dr. Roberts. He then drove to the Fallbrook Library’s Bottom Shelf Bookstore where I volunteer and notified them of my accident. I am deeply grateful for all of his kindness and concern. God Bless you. Jo Ann Siva...
The family of Michael S. Bailey, Sr. is sad to report that he passed from this earth Saturday evening, Jan. 22, 2011. Mike died of natural causes at his parents’ home in Watsonville, Calif. Mike was born April 26, 1954, graduated from Watsonville High School in 1972 and Santa Clara University, 1976, with a BS in chemistry. He later earned an MBA from the University of San Diego. He was commissioned in the US Navy, serving in the submarine force on active duty for 12 years, and...
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FALLBROOK – Arsenal FC Soccer will hold tryouts on Feb.15 and 17 at Ingold Sports Park, 2551 Olive Hill Road. Boys and girls can try out for teams U8, U9 and U10 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Try outs for teams U11, U12, U13 and U14 are from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Everyone should bring a soccer ball, cleats, shin guards and water. Medical release form must be signed by a parent or guardian before tryouts. For more information, contact Kevin Koptieff at (760) 468-4826 or [email protected]...
Hosted by Twin Oaks Golf Club Jan. 31, 2011 Flight 1 First Gross Team Jamie Hoffmann & Elsie Giordani Second Gross Team Carol Wright & Cathryn Flynn Third Gross Team Judy Turco & Ann McCormick First Net Team Julia Gorman & Barbara Thompson Second Net Team Tracy Hubly-Starkjohann & Kathy Dells Third Net Team Patti Sullivan & Kathy Cates Flight 2 First Gross Team Mickey Brown & Judy Pallia Second Gross Team Mardi Millons & Vao Scanlan Third Gross Team Ellen Koury & Daphne Chang Swedman First Net Team Annette Antle & Katie Fish... Full story
FALLBROOK – At the conclusion of Sunday service on Jan. 23, members of the Hilltop Center for Spiritual Living shared the proceeds from their fall fundraiser, Canto della Luna (Song of the Moon) gala, with Fallbrook Organic Gardens (FOG). FOG, created in 1995 by the late Jerry Weiss, began at Ivy Continuation High School and expanded to Fallbrook Street School, Live Oak School, William Frazier School, and Potter Junior High School. As a result, students have learned abou...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Seniors age 55 and older, who own their own home in San Diego County are invited to arrange for the installation of free life-saving smoke alarms. Sponsored by the Burn Institute, members of the fire service and community volunteers assist in the effort to keep senior residents safe. Statistics show that having a working smoke alarm in one’s residence decreases the chances of someone dying in a house fire by 50 percent. Yet, thousands of seniors throughout San Diego County live in homes without a w...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Somewhere a child is about to learn the pain a match or lighter can cause. Cal Fire needs everyone’s help to prevent child-caused fires. Parents of young children need to take the time to teach them that matches and lighters are tools, not toys. Unlike cigarettes, matches do not come with a warning. People should always keep matches and lighters out of the reach of small children. Remember a match lasts only a few seconds, but the scars can last a lifetime. Be fire safe, not sorry!...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook School of the Arts is proud to offer programs with painter and printmaker Amber George. Her work is informed by her observations of nature. Whether in her garden or on a sailboat, her eye is keen to search out shapes and patterns in nature. George received her BA in Fine Arts from UCLA in 1994. She studied with some of the most notable contemporary artists in Los Angeles, including Lari Pittman and Nancy Rubins. In addition to her work being in...
Members of LEAD San Diego visited Camp Pendleton Jan. 12, to get a better understanding on how Marine Corps Installations West operates. The program LEAD, which is short for leadership, was established in 1981 and is one of the oldest and most prestigious community leadership organizations in the nation. It continues to influence members in all sectors of the community and is dedicated to providing leadership by informing citizens of San Diego about entities, which directly in...
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FALLBROOK – The Rotary Club of Fallbrook was presented the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce Ingold Community Builder Award at their annual awards dinner held at the Pala Mesa Golf & Country Club Resort on January 29. Receiving multiple certificates and plaques, Rotary President Larry Rothacher posed for a variety of photos with notables while a litany of Rotary Club community contributions were read to the audience by presenter Richard Kennedy. Fallbrook Rotarian Jason...
PALA – Men and women of law enforcement, fire protection and other public safety agencies will come together to support Cops 4 Kids & Communities at Pala Casino Spa & Resort by participating in the Battle of the Badges at 6 p.m., Saturday, March 5. Doors will open at 5:15 pm. This charity boxing event promises to be a knockout as police officers, correctional officers, fire fighters and other public safety members go head-to-head to raise money for Cops 4 Kids &... Full story
TEMECULA – Beginning Thursday, February 17, the Temecula Valley Players will present the stage production of The Miracle Worker at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. A heartwarming adaptation of the life of Helen Keller, written by William Gibson, is directed by Terri Miller Schmidt. The story tells off Annie Sullivan who becomes a teacher and companion to Helen Keller, who is deaf and blind. Sullivan teaches Keller discipline and language skills through the use...
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