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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Family Features Special to Village News Homeowners who are remodeling their home could be thinking about a bathroom update, kitchen overhaul or a new room addition, but planning and setting realistic expectations are critical in ensuring a project goes as smoothly as possible. Consider these steps from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry before getting started. Determine the goals and needs. A homeowner should understand why they are undertaking the project,...
Sgt. Gabino Perez Marine Corps Installations West – Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Preserving and maintaining U.S. Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton's more than 125,000 acres of land is a year-round effort for the Marines and firefighters of the installation. Annual exercises and training programs take place at Camp Pendleton in preparation for the 2019 fire season. The higher-than-average levels of rainfall in Southern California resulted in increased vegetation growth a...
TEMECULA – Often considered the unofficial kick-off to summer, Memorial Day weekend includes many celebrations featuring cookouts and barbecues. As the holiday and warmer months approach, the National Fire Protection Association reminded residents to follow some basic precautions for safely grilling outdoors. According to NFPA’s statistics, in 2013-2017, U.S. fire departments responded to an annual average of 10,200 home fires involving grills, hibachis or barbecues, including an average of 4,500 structure fires and 5,700 out...
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Vallecitos Elementary School competed in a track and field meet May 2, at Julian Elementary School, and the Vikings finished second among the six participating teams despite not fielding athletes in all of the events. “I’m very happy that we were able to get that,” Vallecitos coach Ray Hanbeck said of second place. The meet had eighth grade boys, eighth grade girls, seventh grade boys and seventh grade girls divisions. Fifth grade and sixth-grade students are eligible to compete in the seventh grade competitions. The Valle...
BONSALL – Looking for something to do with the family? Riverview Church children's program is starting a soap box derby program to form a Riverview Kids Soap Box Derby race team in 2020 and would like to invite any family with children ages 7-19 who would like to learn more to come to the San Diego Soap Box Derby local race at 310 Twenty-second Street in San Diego, May 25. The plan is to meet at Riverview Church, 4980 Sweetgrass Lane, in Bonsall at 8 a.m. and leave promptly a...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Rugby is offering a conditioning session of summer 7’s. Registration is open for the Under 10’s up to the Under 18’s age groups. Visit www.Fallbrookrugby.org to sign up. The session includes five tournaments around the county and possibly a sixth tournament, including Aztecs 7s, hosted by the San Diego Aztecs, June 1; Torrey Pines 7’s, hosted by the San Diego Mustangs YRFC, June 8; Belmont 7’s, hosted by Belmont Shore RFC, June 15; Encinitas 7’s, hosted by the Coastal Dragons, June 22; Southern Cali...
San Luis Rey Training Center trainer Dan Dunham had both the winner and the second-place horse in the ninth race, April 27, at Santa Anita Park. Master Juba won the 5 1/2-furlong race on Santa Anita’s dirt track and crossed the finish line 5 1/4 lengths ahead of Golden Image, who finished 3 3/4 lengths in front of third place Carribean Colours. “That was a good day at the races,” Dunham said. Master Juba’s victory was Dunham’s 65th career win as a trainer, and Golden Image gave Dunham his 90th career second-place finish. D...
The last day of class for Fallbrook High School students is Wednesday, June 5, and the summer swim lessons at the school’s swimming pool will begin Monday, June 10. The lessons will be overseen by head instructor Sean Redmond, who is the Fallbrook High School girls swim coach, the diving coach for both Fallbrook’s girls and the Warriors’ boys, and the director of coaching for the Fallbrook Associated Swim Team. Six, Five-day sessions will be held each week until the week of July 29 to Aug. 3. The week of July 1-5 will inclu...
Sarah Schiller Special to Village News The Monserate Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recognized two people at the Fallbrook STEM Academy recently. The DAR Youth Citizenship Award was awarded to sixth-grade student Leeanna Barksdale for her personal acts and attitudes as the most outstanding citizen in their graduating class. Her teachers said she exemplified the qualities of honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism, and she was presented with a...
BONSALL – At Bonsall High School, 18 students recently earned college-level digital publishing certificates thanks to a Dual Enrollment agreement between the school and Palomar College. The high school has 360 students on their campus north of San Marcos. “These are credits and grades that will stay with them,” Liz LaBlond, a full-time high school teacher in Bonsall and adjunct professor at Palomar College, said. “This is really powerful for the students and really helpful for the schools. It’s a win-win for everybody...
The Bonsall Unified School Board did not take action on a May 8 agenda item to lay off two bus drivers and eliminate the position, so bus service will continue from the Pala and Bonsall West areas. “Those routes will remain for the 2019-2020 school year,” BUSD superintendent David Jones said. The school district needed 127 bus pass commitments to make the bus routes financially feasible. “What was on the agenda was a resolution to lay off two bus drivers,” Jones said. The bus drivers work five hours each school day for 10...
Lunch prices for the 2019-2020 school year will be 25 cents more than what they are at Bonsall Unified School District schools for 2018-2019. The price for lunch at the district’s elementary schools and Sullivan Middle School will increase from $3 to $3.25. Lunch for Bonsall High School students is now $3.25 and will be $3.50 for the next school year. “Just kind of keeping up with the average,” BUSD superintendent David Jones said. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has a paid lunch equity guidance policy which stipu...
FALLBROOK – Local singer Grace Wade will perform at the 54th annual Fallbrook Vintage Car Show, Sunday, May 26. The show will be held at Pala Mesa Resort, 2001 Old Hwy 395, in Fallbrook. Wade will perform the national anthem to kick off the show at 9:30 a.m., followed by a musical set, starting at 10:30 a.m. Wade is a classically trained singer who performs a wide variety of music. Wade graduates from Fallbrook High School next month. She has been performing both as a s...
TEMECULA – Heyday Productions continues presenting musicians and cover bands to play yesterday’s hits from legendary bands in picturesque winery settings. Special ticket prices are available for a short time only, offering two-for-one deals at select performances. All tickets can be purchased online at www.heyday.com. The Bruno Mars Experience – Earth to Mars will perform Friday, June 14, at Bel Vino Winery. Their top-tier frontman takes on the persona of Bruno Mars. The band is stacked with world-class, professional music...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Senior Center is offering four tours for seniors from July through November. See Yellowstone, Grand Tetons and Mt. Rushmore. Fly into Denver and take the short drive to Laramie, Wyoming, to begin this historic tour. Visit Mt. Rushmore; Custer State Park; the Crazy Horse Memorial; Deadwood, South Dakota; Yellowstone National Park; the Grand Teton National Park and much more. The trip fee includes round trip airfare, airport transfers, deluxe motor coach with a professional tour director, park e...
Harry Ernest White, 79, of Union, Oregon, died Dec. 29, 2018, at the home of his daughter in Pauma Valley after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. Harry was born Oct. 21, 1939, to David and Fay White in the old hospital on Main Street in Fallbrook. He grew up with two sisters, Judith and Mary, on a lemon and avocado ranch. He attended Fallbrook elementary and high schools. In 1959 in San Diego he married Bridget Piper. They had one daughter, Micheale. They later divorced. In April 1977 he married Marie Sights in Vista. Sh... Full story
Robert O. Zoller of Fallbrook was born Sept. 9, 1937, in Kearny, New Jersey, to Oliver and Frieda Zoller. He was raised in Sayville, Long Island in New York and lived on Long Island until 1978. He passed May 11. Robert earned his associate degree in mechanical engineering in 1967 from State University of New York and acquired his bachelor’s degree in 1978 from New York Institute of Technology. He had an abiding love of aviation and for engineering business jet interiors. T... Full story
We are at a crucial point in the future of San Diego County. There seems to be a growing trend of pushing people out of their cars and making them take public transportation, as if driving vehicles is somehow evil. The San Diego Association of Governments is in charge of appropriating transportation dollars in our region. It’s made up of the region’s 18 cities and the county. In 2004, San Diegans voted to extend a half-cent sales tax for 40 years. That tax would generate $14 billion, which SANDAG promised to use to rel... Full story
Gov. Gavin Newsom just released his “May Revise,” which updates the preliminary budget he released in January to serve as a discussion starter leading up to the legislative deadline for final budget approval, June 15. There’s a lot to like in the governor’s $214 billion budget proposal. First of all, raising the child tax credit to help families cope with our skyrocketing cost of living deserves support. And with California’s population expected to expand to 50 million b... Full story
AFS, formerly the American Field Service, has been a leader in the field of student exchange for more than 60 years. Each year they like to place one or more students in Fallbrook who will attend Fallbrook High School. We are receiving applications now for students who will be arriving in mid-August for the either fall semester or for the next school year. We have some outstanding candidates with varied interests and many countries of origin. I would like to talk to any families that might be interested in hosting. We are... Full story
You have to hand it to trees. After five years of continual abuse and neglect, thanks to an occasional timely rain, the two liquid amber trees on Alvarado Street were still standing upright, majestic, healthy and proud. But in the end, they met their forecast doom and ending. They evidently did not fit into the long-term plans of the Mission Resource Conservation District, being of non-native origin. Another immigrant thing. As a neighboring property owner, I can tell you that they will be sorely missed. Robert Sommers... Full story
The author of the letter I’m rebutting calls Medicare for All “socialized medicine;” it’s not. Conservatives tend to describe anything liberal as “socialist” in the Marxian sense. Actually, socialism refers to an economy where “the means of production, distribution and exchange are owned or regulated by the community as a whole.” I fail to see how that applies to a single-payer health system operated by the government, which is what Medicare for All is all about. As I stated previously, former President Barack Obama’s... Full story
Tuesday afternoon, I popped into Joe’s Hardware to pick up a few items. Upon returning to my truck, I noticed a puddle underneath and got down on my back to investigate. At this point, my wallet fell out of my pocket. I noticed that it was missing about an hour later. I retraced my steps, asked around and tore my truck inside out. Nothing. I did the unspeakable. I lost my wallet. After this fact sunk in, I was about to call the bank and have them send me a new credit card when a little voice inside my head said, “Whoa, slo... Full story
What a wonderful start to my Mother’s Day weekend – seeing a classic move, “I Remember Mama,” starring Irene Dunne at our own historic movie theater here in Fallbrook. Tickets were reasonably priced so all family members could attend. Mothers even received a free bag of popcorn. The movie was shown Saturday, leaving Mother’s Day free to enjoy with their family. The Mission Theater is a real gem and is so charming. It brings its patrons back to a bygone era – not to be missed. Look at the marquee for future events at this bea... Full story
