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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The North County Fire Protection District is considering the implementation of a Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). This program will be designed to draw upon the resources and expertise of senior citizens within the community. This volunteer support group will enhance the services currently provided by the North County Fire Department. It is anticipated these senior volunteers will work on projects related to fire safety, public education, mapping, answering phones and miscellaneous tasks in order to assist fire...
The Governing Board of the Fallbrook Union High School District has selected Dr. Jack Gyves of the California School Boards Association Executive Search Services as its adviser to assist the board in its search for a new superintendent. One of the first tasks in the search and selection process is to determine the specific traits, skills, abilities and experience desired in the new superintendent. The board feels it is important to obtain input from others. They would like to invite members of the staff and community to meet...
Scouting for Food is the Boy Scouts’ largest Good Turn effort each year. Across the country, nearly four million Scouts and their leaders will take part in this event by collecting food for needy families in their communities. Scouts from Troop 739 would like to encourage the community of Fallbrook and Bonsall to join their efforts on Saturday, March 8, by bringing nonperishable food to Zion Lutheran Church at 1405 East Fallbrook Street between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. There will b...
The Fallbrook Newcomers Club will hold their monthly coffee on Thursday, March 13, at 9:30 a.m. at Fallbrook Presbyterian Church, 463 South Stage Coach Lane. The program will highlight women’s heart health concerns with a panel discussion led by Nancy Barber, a cardiotherapist from Fallbrook Hospital. A “Healthy Heart” question and answer session with the panel will round out the program. The nominating committee will introduce the candidates for the 2008-09 board positions. Join the “Lunch Bunch” for lunch following...
After working for two years to secure these speakers the Fallbrook Citizens’ Crime Prevention Committee will soon proudly present: • Alexander Murray, supervisor with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and his representative speaking on “What you should know about identity theft, FBI’s latest scams” • United States Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) speakers Anthony Cerone, assistant field office director, Office of Detention and Removal Operations, and Joe Flores, group supervision, Office of Investigati...
Fallbrook author T. Jefferson Parker will do a short read and sign copies of his new novel, “L.A. Outlaws,” on Saturday, March 15, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at The Book Nook, 129 East Hawthorne Street. The event is free to the public. Books can be reserved in advance for the signing by calling (760) 731-2665. Ten percent of the sales of the book on the day of the signing will go to the Friends of the Fallbrook Library fundraising effort.... Full story
The next meeting of the Fallbrook Gem & Mineral Society promises to be a real gem. Speaker for the evening will be Jason Stephenson from Pala International in Fallbrook. He will speak on the Ocean View Mine in Pala, where he has done a lot of photography, and will also have mineral samples to view. It should be a very interesting presentation. The meeting will take place on Thursday, March 13, at 7 p.m. at the Museum and Meeting room at 123 West Alvarado Street. For more details, call the museum office at (760)...
FALLBROOK — Meetings will take place on March 10 at 6 and 7 p.m. for the American Cancer Society’s Fifth Annual Relay for Life of Fallbrook committee and team captain meetings, respectively, at Fallbrook Public Utility District, 990 East Mission Road. For more information, call (760) 731-7837. Newcomers welcome. The kickoff party will be held March 14 at 6 p.m. at the same location....
After being held on Saturdays for many years, Rainbow Valley Grange’s annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner will be on Sunday, March 16, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Grange Hall, 2160 Rainbow Valley Boulevard. The dinner will include potatoes and carrots, salad, roll, dessert and a drink, all for $8 for adults and $4 for children 10 and under. Everyone is welcome to come and see the recent renovations to the 60-year-old hall....
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Residents are invited to come to CROP Walk Sunday, March 9, and show that they care, listen to music and enjoy food after the walk. Registration starts at 1 p.m. and the walk begins at 1:30 at the Fallbrook Food Pantry, 1042 South Mission Road. Those who raise $50 will receive a t-shirt. Over the last 17 years, the CROP Walk has raised over a half-million dollars to fight hunger, poverty and disease. More than 400 people participated in the five-kilometer walk in downtown Fallbrook last year. Locally, 25 percent of the funds...
Fallbrook Republican Women’s Club will meet on March 14 at 9:30 a.m. at the Fallbrook Golf Course at 2757 Gird Road. Fee ($15) includes a wonderful breakfast. The speakers are going to be Laura Sumrall and Dayna Hydrick. Sumrall is the chairperson of the Voter Registration Task Force of the Republican Party of San Diego. Hydrick has numerous awards, including Volunteer of the Year for 2005, 2006 and 2007. She is actively involved with Jessica’s Law and the Mt. Soledad National War Memorial. Members can help share their Rep... Full story
This is in response to the waiters and waitresses who have sent Letters to the Editor regarding tips left after dinner. I am in full agreement that a tip left for good service is the right thing to do. I also agree that sometimes the service is not so great; however, if the [waitperson’s] attitude shows concern for our enjoyment, the tip should show our thank you. Now comes the other side. In our carpet business, we make house calls to show our product, which should be seen in the home to make a selection. Why not tip us? O...
Dear Fallbrook Community Planning Group, We do not need our fates to be decided by groups and committees having no understanding or stake in our community. We have chosen to live in De Luz, where freedom and independence are valued. We take care of each other and our own community and are doing very well, so thanks but no thanks. Sherry Folsom... Full story
I am a 12-year-old girl who lives in Fallbrook and I noticed an article on the front page of the Village News, dated 2/28, about the Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary being closed if they do not meet a list of demands. I do not agree with this decision. The Animal Sanctuary is the only shelter in Fallbrook and there are 91 animals that will be left without a home if you shut the Sanctuary down. Not only that, but I have personally met volunteers who dedicate all their time, money and love to these animals. If the Sanctuary does not... Full story
I agree with the letter by Bridget Canchola published in the Village News on February 14. If the manager of the new Fresh & Easy store was quoted correctly, I’d say either he or his boss should first take another look at Fallbrook demographics and who are likely to become their customers. Then, I suggest a return to school for more marketing classes. There are already many Latino food and beverage stores in Fallbrook. My opinion is that what others in Fallbrook, Bonsall and Rainbow want is something more like Trader J...
I heard a member of San Diego’s Minutemen inform a group of patriots who were demonstrating at the front gate of Camp Pendleton that something unusual occurred in Fallbrook at or near Red Mountain during the recent fires. He said that 6,000 gallon tanks of chlorine disappeared and implied that FPUD did not know exactly what happened to them. He also said that one FPUD employee he knows who was assigned to guard that area accumulated a considerable amount of overtime. Sheriff’s deputies assigned to every Fallbrook entrance pre...
SACARAMENTO — On February 25, Senator Dennis Hollingsworth (R-Murrieta) announced his package of legislation for 2008, including a number of bills that address issues brought to light by the wildfires of last fall and other measures to crack down on elder abuse and real estate fraud. Hollingsworth’s fire-related legislation includes: • SB 1064, which allows homeowners and businesses to carry forward their financial losses from the fires into future taxable years, ensures that those who lost their homes to continue to receive...
I appreciate Peter Surowski’s February 21st article that outlines what is currently taking place between Granite Construction and the City of Temecula. However, the claims of the opposition continue to cloud the facts about this much needed project. I would like to take a moment to address a number of statements that need correction or clarification so that the residents of Temecula and Riverside County can have a clear understanding of the real impacts caused by Temecula’s proposed annexation. Let me be clear, Granite Con...
As an old-time Republican, here’s how I see us saving the US from a trip down the toilet! First, secure our borders now and halt all incoming immigration for 20 years. After that – we can take another look. Second, place a very restrictive tariff on all imported goods, thereby recreating our own manufacturing, electronic, clothing industries. Third, immediately start construction of new nuclear and other “clean” technology power generating plants. Become independent of foreign oil and “dirty” coal used for this purpose wit... Full story
Faced with a $16 billion deficit, both the governor and most Democrats in our legislature decided that it was time to eliminate the loophole that allows purchasers of yachts to avoid paying sales tax by delaying bringing the vessel into the state for 90 days after an out of state purchase. Fortunately the Republicans stopped this effort when 18 of them left the floor, thus avoiding the need to vote and preventing achievement of the two-thirds majority needed to end the loophole. So you can breathe a sigh of relief when you...
The National Debt increases an average of $1.54 billion per day; your individual share is $30,531 (that’s for every man, woman and child in America). When Bush took office in January 2002 the national debt was $5.7 trillion; now it totals $9.3 trillion – a 63-percent increase. When Bush took office: • One US dollar would buy 1.13 euros but now only buys 0.64 – a 43-percent decline. • The national average price of a gallon of gasoline was $1.09 and now stands at $3.04. • Consumer debt stood at $1.9 trillion and now stands...
FALLBROOK — Think First North County/Temecula Valley joined with North County Fire Department, the California Highway Patrol and the Fallbrook Healthcare District on February 26 and 27 to distribute 200 booster seats to lower-income families. The event took place at Maie Ellis Elementary School, where parents and caregivers were provided with education on the proper use of child safety restraints in the motor vehicles by certified child passenger safety technicians. In 2... Full story
A bevy of special awards were presented by the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County at their annual awards evening held February 20. They included: Pat Scanlon, Coaching Excellence Award; Amanda Cunningham, Athlete of the Year; Vansh Singh, Academic Award; Ricarda Lopez, Fair Play award; Larilyn Irvine, Jennifer Swinkowski and Ricardo Ruiz, MVP award; Canyon Ridge Construction, Business of the Year award; Louise Small, Woman and Youth award; North County Times and Village News, The Positive Place Award. Distinguished Service... Full story
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