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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RIVERSIDE - An Inland Empire lawmaker's bill to preserve the child custody rights of parents deployed overseas on military assignments cleared its first hurdle in the state Assembly, it was announced today. AB 2416, sponsored by Assemblyman Paul Cook, R-Beaumont, was approved unanimously by the Assembly Judiciary Committee Tuesday. The bill proposes that the divorced parent of a child be afforded every opportunity to remain in contact with the minor, even when they're separated by ''substantial'' distances because the parent... Full story
March 29 Canyon Vista Dr. Arrest: False report of emergency Avohill Dr. Arrest: Vandalism Ash St. @ Main Ave. Arrest: Possession of Controlled Substance March 30 Alturas Rd. Stolen Vehicle E. Mission @ N. Main Ave. Arrest: Possession of Marijuana Harris Trail Stolen Vehicle March 31 Reche Rd. Arrest: Possession of Marijuana for sale S. Pico Ave. Vandalism Ammunition Grand Theft Winterwarm Dr. Disorderly Conduct E. Alvarado Fraud April 1 E. Mission Ave. Arrest: Drunk in Public S. Mission Ave. Arrest: Carrying Concealed Dirk...
ESCONDIDO – The San Diego Archaeological Center is pleased to offer Project Archaeology programs for the San Diego-Imperial Council’s “Native American Lore” Try-It program for Brownie Girl Scouts. Tools from Native Americans who have lived in San Diego County for many generations are on display in the center’s museum. By combining a guided tour of the cultural periods of San Diego with a number of hands-on activities, the Project Archaeology session can fulfill all requirements for this enriching Try-It. For informa...
FALLBROOK – The San Luis Rey Chapter of National Charity League is offering scholarships to non-NCL graduating senior girls of Fallbrook High School District. The focus is to recognize graduating senior girls’ community service and volunteer activities, which mirrors the philosophy of NCL. The scholarship is named in honor of its founding member, Ann Daniel. There will be at least seven, possibly more, recipients for this scholarship. There is an online application form at www.fallbrookhs.org/, at the career center. F...
What motivates our students? For educators, this is a very relevant question in the learning process. What is challenging the thinking of many is research concluding that external rewards and incentives are no longer the significant source of motivation as they once were. In his book “Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us,” Daniel Pink concludes that what actually motivates ourselves and others is the internal need to direct our own lives, to learn and create new things and to do better for ourselves and our...
FALLBROOK – A trio of speakers on the subject of education presented a community and state scenario that was both sobering and encouraging to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook, at their weekly luncheon meeting. Sheryl Gonda, President of the Fallbrook Education Foundation K-12, presented an overview of education in the community as well as the state. The plans to save our schools she presented were ambitious and encouraging while the report on state education, which included...
RAINBOW – With grant money awarded by California Retired Teachers’ Association (CTRA), Fallbrook Division 81, fifth grade teacher Cheri Jeralds purchased white boards, erasable markers and erasers for every student in her class at Vallecitos Elementary School. Jeralds said, “With everyone having access to a whiteboard, students are engaged in drill and practice in math, word problems, spelling grammar and science. Using whiteboards saves paper and time. Students lov... Full story
FALLBROOK – Potter Jr. High assistant principal Javier Escobedo introduced Kayla Hanner and Azucena Razo, Students-of-the-Month for outstanding academic achievement, to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook at a recent meeting. Club member Jim Dutton presented each with a certificate of achievement. The Student monthly recognition is part of the Rotary Club’s ongoing effort to recognize and promote excellence in performance in the local school system....
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The San Diego County Planning Commission voted to approve a Major Use Permit modification which will allow for the expansion of a Salvation Army camp and retreat off of a Ramona dead-end road, which pending San Diego County Board of Supervisors confirmation will allow for the county’s first shelter-in-place fire protection program on a dead-end road exceeding state and county fire code limits. The Planning Commission voted 4-2 in favor of the Major Use Permit Modification for the Salvation Army’s Wildwood Ranch fac...
Cutting the ceremonial ribbon for the new Wounded Warriors Battalion West Barracks, outfitted with various rehabilitation equipment, are, from left, Eric G. Stenman president, Barnhart Balfour Beatty Construction Company; Col. Nicholas F. Marano, commanding officer, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton; Col. Gregory A. Boyle, commanding officer, Wounded Warrior Regiment West; Maj. Gen. Anthony L. Jackson, commanding general, Marine Corps Installations West; Lt. Gen. Richard C....
A state-of-the-art improvised explosive device (IED) training facility, that will help Marines identify and neutralize IEDs (which in many cases are roadside bombs), was unveiled during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Camp Pendleton, March 25. The nine million dollar complex comes complete with a four lane road and urban buildings that simulate conditions similar to what Marines might see while deployed. According, Joint IED Defeat Organization’s Web site, the training f...
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FALLBROOK – Starting at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 3, in the activities room at Living Waters Christian Fellowship is a Christ-centered Bible-based 12-step program for those dealing with life’s hurts, habits and hang-ups. Associate Pastor Bob Boyens brings over 25 years of experience to this program. Court cards can be signed. Living Waters Christian Fellowship is located at 2000 Reche Road, Fallbrook. Phone (760) 728-1685....
BONSALL – The Stream, a non-profit educational corporation, which is a spiritual community and teaching organization, will offer Camp Aware on Saturday, May 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. Camp Aware is structured to help families “identify their vision” and provide them with a mutually supportive environment where kids and parents can experience peace and relaxation while working together. Youth can express their creativity through music, singing and movement and be part of a community of peers who empower each other. Par... Full story
“He who covers a transgression seeks love, but he who repeats a matter separates friends.” -Proverbs 17:9 When we love someone and they do something that doesn’t quite agree with us, we may think, “That’s just her way” or “Let’s give him the benefit of the doubt” or “They messed up, but they meant well,” and then drop the matter and not talk about it. On the other hand, if someone we don’t like did the same thing, we might say something much differently, expressing our disapproval and freely share our disdain with others. Wha...
FALLBROOK – Pax Nidorf, local Fallbrook artist, has created a series of paintings of the face of Christ. This one-man showing is displayed at the Pinnell Gallery, 124 N. Main Avenue, each Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m until the end of April. Nidorf comments that no one picture can capture the depth of Christ’s emotions. Throughout history, no artist has accomplished this in one painting. “I have used 20 models, handsome men, moreover with int... Full story
FALLBROOK – Venture Crew 704 is pleased to announce that Trevor Cole has earned his Eagle Scout Award. Sixteen year old Trevor is a junior at Fallbrook High School and is also part of the C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response Team) for Fallbrook. Trevor completed his Eagle project at the Pico Promenade where he installed a split rail fence that took 145 volunteer hours to complete. Trevor says, “Scouting is a place where you meet a bunch of new friends. It is also the p... Full story
FALLBROOK – David Greene and his Belgian Malinois, Luigi du Dantero, won the 2010 Southwest Region Schutzhund III Championships. They defended their 2009 championship title in Ventura during the weekend of March 27-28. This win distinguishes Luigi for the second year in a row as the top dog in his field throughout California, Southern Nevada and Arizona. Schutzhund, a German dog sport, entails advanced levels of protection, flashy off-leash obedience, and scent-tracking... Full story
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FALLBROOK – A free informational meeting will be held Sat. April 10 at 10 a.m. to present information pertaining to making career changes mid-life (ages 45 to 65) at the Fallbrook Community Center, 341 Heald Lane, Fallbrook. The subject will be discussed at the free meeting and a workshop schedule will be offered to those interested. For more information, call Bobbi Caron at (760) 731-7300 or email [email protected]....
FALLBROOK – North County Fire Protection District (NCFPD) has an exciting opportunity for citizens from within our communities. NCFPD proudly provides fire protection, fire prevention and emergency medical services to the citizens of Fallbrook, Bonsall and Rainbow. Recently, the position of Fire Corps Administrative Volunteer was established and NCFPD is now seeking applicants to fill positions. The position does not have age restrictions, although volunteers must be able to fill four hour shifts, either one in the morn...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Chapter of Soroptimist International hosted a fun-filled afternoon of Bunco on March 14, with members of the local community coming together to raise funds to improve the lives of women and girls, in this community and throughout the world. The local chapter raises funds for local scholarship programs in Fallbrook and the surrounding communities. They are currently seeking new members to join their fun and dedicated group of women. Anyone who...
FALLBROOK – Local residents and visitors are encouraged to enter this year’s guacamole contest at the 2010 Avocado Festival, sponsored by the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce, on Sunday, April 18. Two categories have been designed for entries: amateur and professional. Prizes will be awarded for both first and second place in each category for Best Tasting and Best Presentation. The contest will take place in the CAST parking lot in the 200 block of N. Main. Entries must be delivered to the judging table between noon a... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Rotary Club of Fallbrook began its grant awards, made possible by their annual Lobster-on-the-Green fundraiser, by awarding checks to five local community non-profit organizations. Checks were presented during a special ceremony as part of the weekly meeting. Recipients were Southern Caregivers Resource Center; $600; Trauma Intervention Program (TIP,) $500; Fallbrook Beautification Alliance, $1,200; Fallbrook High School Madrigals, $500; and Rally for...
