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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FALLBROOK – The members of the “Evening Song” Interfaith Choir from Dallas/Fort Worth will be staying in the homes of volunteers from Fallbrook and Vista while they perform two free concerts. The concerts will be performed on Friday, June 11 at 7 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Center at 451 West Bobier Dr., Vista, Calif., 92083. The second free concert will be at 7 p.m. on Monday, June 14, at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, a Roman Catholic Diocese located at 1945 Illion St. San Die...
“A merry heart does good, like medicine, but a broken spirit dries the bones.” -Proverbs 17:22 In this proverb we see that it is talking about the person on the inside, not just the outward appearance. So easily we can put on a smile and act happy, but that is not the same as a merry heart. The merry heart or broken spirit is what is truly on the inside of a person. When we have a merry heart, it does good like medicine and conversely a broken heart or spirit dries the bones, or in other words, removes the moisture that kee...
“I know what the F-word is,” said my five year old son to his six year old cousin as they rode along in the back seat of the SUV. “I know it too,” his cousin responded with a whisper. “I think it’s… slippers.” It’s one thing to know an f-word, and it’s another thing to know an f-word that starts with an “s.” Now that’s amazing! We were all very relieved that they haven’t discovered what the really bad word is yet. In fact, we would rather them never discover the bad words. As a parent I am dedicated to teaching my ch... Full story
The proposed Brisa Del Mar residential subdivision in Bonsall currently calls for 20 residential lots and four biological open space lots, but during the new Environmental Impact Report (EIR) the project’s consultants will contemplate an alternative with densities based on the update of the county’s General Plan. “We feel relatively confident that we can get this approved at the current density,” said Thure Stedt of TRS Consultants. The property in the 7500 block of Camino Del Rey is owned by an entity called EWM Investm... Full story
NAVAL WEAPONS STATION FALLBROOK – Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach Detachment Fallbrook, known locally as the Fallbrook Naval Weapons Station, was one of three installations to receive the Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Natural Resources Conservation Award June 1. “We were elated to receive the award,” Detachment Fallbrook Conservation Program Manager Christy Wolf said. “We care a lot about what we do and would do it anyway, but it is an honor to be recognized.” Wolf and the base Commanding Officer, Capt. Terry A...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Taking into account continued cutbacks to the region’s imported water supplies, the San Diego County Water Authority Board of Directors voted May 27 to continue current limits on water deliveries to its 24 member retail agencies through June 2011. The Board also approved remaining in a Level 2 Drought Alert condition for a second straight year, which enables member agencies to keep water use restrictions and other mandatory conservation measures in place. “This winter’s above-average rain and snow...
5-25-2010 Gopher Canyon Road Stolen Vehicle Gopher Canyon Road Arrest: Use/Under Influence Controlled Substance S. Stage Coach Lane Residential Burglary Ammunition Road Petty Theft from Vehicle S. Mission Road Stolen Vehicle Tecalote Dr. Burglary, Vehicle/Tampering with a Vehicle 5-26-2010 Havencrest Dr. Grand Theft Felicidad Dr. Fraud S. Stage Coach Lane Arrest: Minor Poss. Contr. Substance on School Grounds Industrial Way Burglary, Vehicle S. Main Avenue Arrest: Burglary, Commercial E. Alvarado St. Arrest: False... Full story
There is an undeserved opinion held by many adults that students earn an inferior education at Fallbrook High School when compared to students at other schools. For too many, the phrase “my mind is made up, don’t confuse me with the facts” means that they can hold these perceptions without being grounded in the truth. I will acknowledge that Fallbrook High School is in No Child Left Behind Program Improvement. But, do you know why? It is because we have been unsuccessful in meeting achievement targets for English language lea...
BONSALL – The Classroom of the Future Foundation, a broad-based coalition of business leaders committed to both innovation and inspiration as the foundation of achievement in the classroom, selected the Bonsall Union School District’s “Integrated Learning Environment” for it’s “Achieve” Award that recognizes innovative schools with the greatest growth in student learning in San Diego County, and also provides a $5,000 grant. “This recognition from such a respected group of leaders supporting the improvement o... Full story
BERKELEY – On May 16, 2010, Sean Lamont of the Fallbrook High School Class of 2006 graduated from the University of California, Berkeley School of Engineering with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in civil and environmental engineering. During his time at Cal, Lamont was a member of the concrete canoe and steel bridge intercollegiate teams, which placed top engineering talent in competition for design and construction awards. Athletically, he was a member of the crew team for two years and competed in the intramural s...
DEL MAR – Fallbrook resident Holly Rogers, 17, received a $5,000 scholarship from The Don Diego Fund, which she will use after graduating this spring with a 4.03 GPA from Sierra Springs Christian School in Murrieta, to pursue a major in Business Economics at the University of California, Los Angeles. Rogers is one of five recipients who have been awarded a total of $23,000 in 2010 Don Diego scholarships. Each year, the fund provides financial support to deserving college-bound San Diego County high school seniors who... Full story
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FALLBROOK – David Musser will be a featured artist at Fallbrook’s Brandon Gallery during the month of June, with a special reception Sunday, June 6 from 1 to 4 p.m. A longtime resident of the Temecula valley, Musser worked as a professional musician for many years before changing careers to commercial art. After graduation from San Diego State University with a degree in applied art, he spent many years as an animator and illustrator in the motion picture-television industry. Musser teaches watercolor, pastel, oil, a...
Debbie Ramsey Managing Editor Library enthusiasts from across the United States have called Jerri Patchett, chairperson of the Library Building Task Force for the Friends of the Fallbrook Library, because they’ve heard about the spectacular new 11.5 million dollar facility being built in the Friendly Village. You could say they are green with envy. “People all over the U.S. have been hearing about our design, the green roof, and art projects that are part of our new library, and want to know more” says Patchett. Envy incre...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School agriculture department has released the complete list of master showmanship winners from the 2010 Youth Fair held May 15. They are as follows: FFA Advanced Master Showmanship First Place – Taylor Zumstein (Market Lamb) Second Place – Kayla James (Market Beef) Third Place – Michael Adame (Market Goat) Fourth Place – Silvia Castillo (Market Swine) FFA Novice Master Showmanship First Place – Autumn Henderson (Market Goat) Second Place – Briana...
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The annual Summer swim lessons at the Fallbrook High School pool will begin on Monday, June 21. The first one-week sessions will take place June 21-25 and the lessons will run through August 13. Signups will take place at the pool on June 5, June 12, and June 13 between 9:00 a.m. and noon and on June 19 and June 20 from noon to 4:00 p.m. Parents or participants can also sign up and pay on the first day of each class, and on June 19 and June 20 the pool will be open for recreational swimming. Sean Redmond, the coach of the Fal...
FALLBROOK – Water is the theme this summer at the Fallbrook Branch Library. All ages are invited to read, win prizes and enjoy free fun at the library. Participants can register online at www.sdcl.org. The Summer Reading Program runs from June 14 to August 8. Following is the event schedule for June, July and August at the Fallbrook Branch Library: All are invited to the Summer Reading Kick-off Party on Saturday, June 26 at 2 p.m. There will be airbrush face painting, water games and prizes. Birch Aquarium will have a...
FALLBROOK – Longtime members of the Angel Society of Fallbrook were honored at its 32nd Annual Meeting and Luncheon held May 27 at the Pala Mesa Resort. Over the years, the Angel Society has grown to 550 members, with 85 belonging to the group for 25 years or more. “God bless you Angels. You earned your wings,” said Gloria Seelye, president, who also thanked those “who have given your time, your talent, your goods and your money,” she said. “Angels Love Children” was the theme of the event which was attended by...
BONSALL –The Bonsall Education Foundation, a non-profit organization that grants funds for programs in support of academic excellence in the Bonsall Union School District, is delighted to announce results from Sullivan Middle School’s recent participation in ‘The Music in the Parks’ festival held at Disneyland on May 8 and May 22 in Anaheim. Music in the Parks is an organization that provides amusement park music competitions and student music festivals for student bands, student orchestras, student choirs and other...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors formalized the temporary weight limit for traffic crossing the bridge on Live Oak Park Road. The weight limit of five tons per truck, 10 tons per semi-trailer combination, and 12 tons per truck and full trailer was approved for the bridge on Live Oak Park Road over the San Luis Rey River tributary crossing which is 160 feet south of Gum Tree Lane. A 5-0 Board of Supervisors vote May 12 approved the first reading and introduction of the ordinance for the weight limit while the supervis...
VISTA - A young man accused of driving drunk and causing a chain- reaction crash that killed a Marine and a young woman is expected in a Vista courtroom today to resume a preliminary hearing that began two months ago. Oscar Tinoco, 18, is charged with two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, hit-and-run and driving under the influence of alcohol causing injury, Deputy District Attorney Jodi Breton said. Two months ago, a judge ruled that, before he could decide whether to order a trial for the defendant,...
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A meeting was held April 27 at the Pala tribal office to address the issue of noise from the motocross track that can be heard by nearby Rainbow residents. The meeting had 54 attendees and included speakers from the tribe. “I thought it was an interesting attempt to at least offer up some dialogue,” said Rainbow Community Planning Group chair Paul Georgantas. The Pala motocross track is on tribal trust land which had previously been used as a gravel quarry. It is 2,440 feet from the nearest property line. Because initial stu...
The County of San Diego has extended an agreement with the Pala Band of Mission Indians to improve State Route 76. The agreement makes June 30, 2015, the date by which the Pala tribe must enter into an agreement with the California Department of Transportation to fund $20 million of operational improvements for the state highway. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved that extension from June 30, 2010, on a 5-0 vote May 19. In August 2007 the county supervisors approved an agreement with the Pala nation in which...
