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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PALA – The Go-Go’s, an all-female American rock band who became international pop rock icons, will bring their new ‘Ladies Gone Wild Tour’ to Pala Casino’s Infinity showroom at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, May 6. The Go-Go’s made history as the first all-female band that wrote their own music and lyrics and played their own instruments during a meteoric rise to fame in the early 1980s. Their debut album, “Beauty and the Beat,” is considered one of the cornerstone albums of new...
Dion Rich’s latest book, “The Life of Dion Rich: Live Like a Millionaire for No Money Down” set a record for endorsement blurbs of the book, and one of the endorsers was Fallbrook resident Dick Adams. Rich obtained 60 endorsements for his new book, which incorporates his 2003 book “Confessions of the World’s Greatest Gate-Crasher” while adding some of Rich’s subsequent adventures. The publisher of Rich’s first book remarked that the most endorsements he had seen for a book was 50, so Rich needed 51 to set the world record. ...
A Fallbrook woman whose Christian faith has played out in print is now using that medium to detail her battle against a life-threatening disease. For years, Marcy Burge shared her Christian faith in newspaper and church newsletter columns. As her clipping file grew, she also won friends with her character and cookies as she helped build a bridge between a pair of Fallbrook churches. Fast forward to today, and Burge is back at the keyboard as she marks the one-year milestone...
FALLBROOK – Tom Rogers, aide to California 36th District State Senator Joel Anderson, was at the meeting of the Fallbrook Woman’s Club on Feb. 14 to present certificates of recognition to members of the Fallbrook Woman’s Club. The certificate was presented to the Epsilon Sigma Omicron (ESO) group thanking them for all the time and effort spent working to improve the lives of those within the community. The club was brought to Anderson’s attention when an article appea... Full story
FALLBROOK - The Rotary Club of Fallbrook celebrated its 65th anniversary recently at a weekly Thursday luncheon meeting at the Grand Tradition. Founded in 1946, the club founded two other local Rotary Clubs over the years – the Fallbrook Village Rotary Club and the Bonsall Rotary Club. For the event, the ballroom was festooned with balloons and roses for the ladies, including widows and friends of deceased Rotarians. The history of the club was presented and recognition...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School equestrian team’s show season is currently in full swing. So far, the team has taken home two Reserve Champion awards in the Children’s Hunter division. The team is part of the San Diego Scholastic Equestrian League (SDSEL). The team meets on Thursdays during lunch at Fallbrook High School with Kathy Beal. The Fallbrook High team competes against other high schools in the SDSEL in hunter jumper classes as well as dressage and wes... Full story
Joe Naiman Village News Correspondent Fallbrook High School junior Andrew Tate competed in the CIF San Diego Section’s all-division masters tournament February 24-25 at Otay Ranch High School and won three of his five matches. Tate lost his first match of the double-elimination tournament and needed to win his next six in order to advance to the state meet. “He still made some big strides on that day,” said Fallbrook head coach Greg Wagaman. Tate competed in the 128-pound bracket and began the tournament by losing a 2-1 d...
Two of Fallbrook High School’s girls soccer players earned all-league honors. The Avocado East League coaches placed left midfielder Sarah Foster and goalkeeper Samantha Branham on the league’s second team. Foster was one of four freshmen who started for the Warriors this year. She was selected to the Nike Southern California Classic all-tournament team after scoring four goals in the tournament but sprained her ankle during one of those games and missed the championship match...
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Fallbrook High School’s track and field teams began the 2012 season March 3 at the Mount Carmel Field and Distance Invite meet. “We had a pretty good day overall,” said Fallbrook head coach Troy Hamlin. The 800-meter and 1,600-meter events include freshmen races, and Fallbrook’s Elijah Roque medaled in both. Roque had a time of 2:16.80 in the boys 800-meter race to place third. His 4:59.76 performance in the 1,600-meter run placed fourth while breaking five minutes in his first race. “That’s very impressive,” Hamlin said....
Fallbrook Women’s Golf Game: We’re even (even holes) Feb. 28, 2012 First flight First place Toni Crisell 34 Dolly Harty 34 Third place Sue Reed 40 Second flight First place Mary Polopolus 39.5 Fallbrook Seniors Golf Group Escondido C. C. Partners Stablford March 13, 2012 A Flight Ed Erzen/Max Myers 47 Jim Bates/John Daunis 45 B Flight John Davenport/Draw 46 Stan Meyers/Horst Wendt 43 San Diego County Inter-club Seniors At Torrey Pines Low Net March 14, 2012 Fallbrook 6 Torrey Pines 12 Fallbrook Ross Bergantine 69 Garry Ble... Full story
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The 2012 Tournament of Roses Parade involved two floats which utilized flowers from the Mellano and Company nursery, including one whose riders included Mike Mellano Sr. Mike Mellano Sr. rode on the Kit-Kat Clock Company float, which was one of two floats certified by the California Cut Flower Commission and the California Secretary of Agriculture as using California-grown flowers. The other float was the Cal Poly float, to which several of the state’s growers including Mellan...
Ailsa Aiton Benjamin passed away in her sleep March 19, 2012. Born August 31, 1927 in Santa Monica, Ailsa was raised in Hollywood and was a graduate of Hollywood High School. After attending Los Angeles City College, Ailsa married Robert Benjamin in 1949. They lived in the Los Angeles area until 1962, when they moved to Fallbrook. Ailsa devoted many years to the Fallbrook Hospital Auxiliary, the Fallbrook Historical Society, and the American Field Service (AFS). She served on... Full story
Rosa Martha Valencia Torres passed March 23, 2012. Born in Cotija, Mexico, she had been a resident of Fallbrook since 1968. She is survived by her husband and five children. There will be a visitation at Berry-Bell and Hall Mortuary Friday, March 30, from 6 to 10 p.m. A mass will be held Saturday, March 31 at 12:30 p.m. at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church. Burial and reception will follow.... Full story
