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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When Mike Tenerowicz and his wife, Julie, moved into their new house in KB Home’s Shady Grove development (a private, gated community accessed from Stage Coach Lane) last July, the paperwork in their move-in packet read, “Thank you for placing your trust in KB Homes.” Tenerowicz and other homeowners in the development have said they hope that element of trust will be honored given the fact that KB Homes has filed the requisite County paperwork to downsize the 61 homes planned for the remaining phases of the community. The d... Full story
The development campaign for the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County is officially underway with an exciting focus. “$2.75 million is our campaign goal to renovate and expand our main facility in Fallbrook,” said Abe Oliveras, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of North County. Meeting the goal will mean the 71-year-old facility, located at 445 East Ivy Street, will get a much-needed facelift. “The purpose for this campaign is to position our club to meet the needs of young peopl... Full story
Mike and Pat Hile were married on April 5, 1958, in Las Vegas. Mike has been an entrepreneur – worked as a bank manager for Bank of America, then opened various retail and wholesale businesses. He entered the pastoral ministry in 1974 and has been associate as well as senior pastor, from which he retired in 2004. Pat has been a housewife and been busy with various hobbies. They have three children and 11 grandchildren. They will celebrate their anniversary on a cruise a... Full story
Rosalie and Fred Caso married on February 2, 1958, in Los Angeles. They celebrated their 50th anniversary at a dinner dance with close friends and family at Pala Mesa Resort. Fred practiced dentistry in Orange, CA, for 16 years and then in Fallbrook for another 10 years. He is an avocado grower and land developer. Rosalie is active in local organizations and busy being a wife, mother, grandmother and friend. The have three children, Nancy Nuccitelli and husband Dom, Granada... Full story
The 22nd Annual Avocado Festival will again feature avocado culinary contests. There will be separate Best Tasting Guacamole and Most Creative Avocado Dish categories for professional and amateur cooks. The culinary contests will be held at 330 South Main Avenue at 9 a.m. on Sunday, April 20. Entry forms for both professional and amateur divisions of the culinary contest are available at the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce office, 233 East Mission Road, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The application deadline is...
The Fallbrook Garden Club will present their Fourth Annual Garden Tour this Saturday, April 5, from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tour begins at the Fallbrook Historical Society, 260 Rockycrest Road, where tickets (and maps) are available for purchase. A wide variety of garden types will be available for viewing and coffee, donuts, plants and more will be offered for sale at the Historical Society. For more information, contact Sandi LeMasters at (760) 723-3783.... Full story
The week of March 31-April 4 has been a special week at the Boys & Girls Club as they are celebrating National Boys & Girls Club Week. A grand finale will be held April 4, at the Ingold Unit, 445 East Ivy Street, from 6 to 11 p.m. There will be food, games, contests and prizes. Parents will need to come to the club to sign their child(ren) in. Call (760) 728-5871 for more information.... Full story
The fifth annual Fallbrook Show Season Opener (SSO) is happening on Saturday, April 12, hosted by Rainbow Valley Grange. SSO Chairman Ed Komski says, “The mission of this day of competition is twofold: to introduce interested people to animal projects and continue to support people in animal agriculture by providing a comfortable, competitive and educational venue.” This year’s competition includes American Boer Goat Association (ABGA) breed and market shows plus a symposium a...
Nonprofit Fallbrook SeniorNet is offering a series of free computer workshops on Mondays at the Fallbrook Healthcare Foundation, 135 South Mission Road. • April 14 (9:30-11:30 a.m.): How home computer networking works • April 21 (9:30-11:30 a.m.): How to get the most out of a digital camera • April 28 (1-3 p.m.): Microsoft Photo Story, a way to share and show photo memories on a computer No pre-registration is necessary. First come, first seated. For more information call (760) 728-0855 or (760) 728-1720 or visit www.S...
The Fallbrook Senior Center is taking a bus trip to see “The King and I” at the Lawrence Welk Theatre on Tuesday, June 24. The trip includes a buffet lunch before the show at Vista Valley Country Club. The bus will leave the center at 10:30 a.m. and return approximately 5 p.m. There is limited seating; early sign-ups are encouraged. Cost is $83 per person; payment is due before May 23. For more information or to sign up, call the Senior Center at (760) 728-4498 or Miyo at (760) 728-6537....
The Fallbrook Senior Center has just four seats left on the bus to the Antelope Valley Poppy Fields on Thursday, April 17. The bus will load at the center at 8 a.m. with an itinerary also including stops at Blum Ranch (60 acres of fruit trees), an exotic feline conservation center and lunch at Red Lobster. The bus will return to the center by 6 p.m. For cost and reservations, call the Senior Center at (760) 728-4498 or Miyo at (760) 728-6537.... Full story
The Fallbrook Republican Women’s Club is pleased to announce that State Senator Dennis Hollingsworth, who represents the 36th district, will be their guest speaker for April. The meeting is on Friday, April 11, at 9:30 a.m. at the Fallbrook Golf Course clubhouse at 2757 Gird Road. Senator Hollingsworth is a lifelong Republican with a proven history of strong conservative values. The lead Senate Republican for budgetary matters, he serves as a member on the Banking, Finance and Insurance Committee. Members are invited to h...
The Fallbrook Newcomers Club will hold their monthly coffee on Thursday, April 10, at 9:30 a.m. at Fallbrook Presbyterian Church, 463 South Stage Coach Lane. The program will feature Young Milton and the story of her inspiring journey to Fallbrook. Election of the 2008-2009 Newcomers board will also take place. The “Lunch Bunch” will eat later at the Lace Apron. Attendees can sign up at the coffee. For more information, call Trude Marquez at (970) 420-1101 or Adela Edgecombe at (760) 941-1902....
Public relations personnel are vigilantly aggrandizing the wonderful asset this industrial complex will be to our communities, as suggested in the letter in the Village News on March 6 by Gary W. Johnson. An example of their distorted statements is, “Liberty Quarry will provide a significant benefit to the region through traffic reduction.” It has been stated by the quarry personnel themselves that there will be 1,600 trucks entering and leaving the quarry each working day, using Rainbow entrances and exits off of and onto In...
We don’t need a quarry and 1,800 more gravel truck trips on I-15. There is another option. That option is Polaris Minerals, a young company exclusively focused on two large high-quality aggregate quarries located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. Their principal target is the Western seaboard of North America. They ship aggregate by barge – 1,000 miles by barge is equal to that of 25 miles by land. Transportation costs by truck increase the cost of aggregate. Orca Quarry ships sand and gravel. Eagle Rock quarry i...
The Bonsall school board and superintendents were not pleased to see around 200 parents attend the March 18 board meeting. Parents were shocked to find out that home-to-school transportation was being eliminated and they showed up in droves. Communication from the district has been very limited and only provided in English, leaving Latino parents out of any communication link. Many parents wanted to speak but were cut short and not given the opportunity. Eliminating transportation creates a hardship on hardworking parents... Full story
Contrary to what Mr. Corcoran believes, same-sex attraction has been prominent throughout time. What has happened is that society has chosen to omit that fact from our history books. Historical greats such as Plato, Socrates and Alexander the Great were all homosexuals. Redefining and denying the truth is a lot easier to swallow than acknowledging reality. Interestingly enough, the rights we are denying homosexuals are hauntingly familiar to the oppression society has inflicted on other minority groups. Denying homosexuals...
Granite Construction’s proposed Liberty Quarry mine would affect both human health and wildlife. The area has been identified by biologists as one of only 15 such wildland corridors in all of Southern California that “if even one fails, the biological integrity of the entire region would be compromised.” The mining company wants to blast a 1,000-foot-deep, one-mile-long pit mine, dynamiting every day and adding 1,600 diesel truck trips to the Rainbow Valley Road off/on ramps every day for the next 75 years. Conservation agenc...
Pam Stenzel is a world renowned speaker with decades of experience counseling teens paying the price of sexual “freedom” who frequently lament, “No one told me!” That post-consequences distress motivates Pam’s efforts to educate teens with the facts needed for informed decisions. Some of the facts: • There are two types of STDs: bacterial and viral. Bacterial ones can be cured, if the patient has symptoms and seeks help. Viral infections last a lifetime and you will give them to your future spouse. • Women are adversely aff... Full story
An excellent letter by Mike Thielk of Fallbrook (March 6, 2008) spelled out in great clarity the little known fact that the vast US population is unknowingly serving as surrogates to the State of Israel! We all felt great sorrow for the European Jews for their treatment by Nazi Germany in the ’30s and ’40s. So much so that the goodhearted US took the lead in pushing through the UN the measures leading to the establishment of a Jewish homeland in the area populated by Palestinians, Jews and a few other minorities. One can que... Full story
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors appropriated the funding believed to be needed to construct the new Fallbrook branch library and also authorized a request for proposals to design and build the new library. The supervisors’ 4-0 vote March 25, with Supervisor Ron Roberts absent, also adopted an addendum to the environmental Mitigated Negative Declaration and approved an Irrevocable Offer of Dedication of the parcel which had been acquired by Friends of the Fallbrook Library. “This is a big step for Fallbrook,” said... Full story
FALLBROOK — The Friends of the Fallbrook Library will offer their next Book Talk on Thursday, April 10, at 1:30 p.m. at the Fallbrook Public Utility District Board Room. The featured selection is “Run” by Ann Patchett. This is an engaging novel about relationships, but above all about what really constitutes family. “Run” is the book chosen for this year’s Fallbrook Community Read. Patchett will be the featured speaker at the Friends’ annual luncheon, slated for April 24 at P...
FALLBROOK — Fallbrook resident Young Milton was recently named to the Fallbrook Food Pantry Board of Directors. Milton regularly volunteers her help to the organization by assisting with correspondence, creating flyers for food drives, fundraising campaigns and managing the Web site. “Volunteers and board members at the pantry are truly delighted and grateful to Young for her many contributions to the organization,” Jean Dooley said. “She inspires all with her spirit of enth... Full story
FALLBROOK — Soroptimist International of Fallbrook, a volunteer organization for business and professional women, will present their Making a Difference for Women Award to Mary Mack of Fallbrook at an awards luncheon on April 17. The award honors ordinary women who, through their professional or personal activities, make extraordinary efforts on behalf of women and girls. Fallbrook members join with almost 100,000 Soroptimist in more than 120 countries and territories to contribute time and financial support to c...
Legacy Endowment, The Community Foundation, headquartered in Fallbrook, recently established a new team of Legacy Ambassadors. These ambassadors will be reaching out into the communities throughout North County and Temecula. Chief Ambassador Betsey Levering recently conducted the group’s first orientation with Wil Gower, several Legacy board members and Legacy Executive Director Tina Rainey. Legacy is currently developing DVDs to help the ambassadors share the story of L...
