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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On behalf of the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance board and advisory committee, we sincerely thank those of you who supported our annual July 4 fundraiser/Independence Day celebration. Your support allows us to continue the maintenance of the beautiful Mission Medians, the downtown flower pots, the Pico Promenade, Beech Street Park and our public art. Additionally, our volunteers clean up graffiti and pick up trash. Keep Fallbrook Clean & Green and their community clean-up and recycling activities are also under the...
I am appalled and amazed by the millions of Americans lacking in knowledge who voted for Barack Obama for President. How can anyone with a lick of horse sense not do background research about one’s doctor, dentist, lawyer or financial advisor? It’s just common sense, folks. I researched this man early in his campaign and became alarmed at the lack of information about him; such as, where was he actually born to be eligible to run for president, which he is not. Read “Where’s the Birth Certificate?” by Jerome Corsi. This is a...
Last month, Mr. Lowery wrote a letter regarding Planned Parenthood that needs a response. First, Planned Parenthood does not advocate abortion anymore than a doctor advocates amputation. Second, ever since 1976 the Hyde rider has been used to exclude abortion funding from federal appropriations to prevent low-income women from receiving abortions. In other words, no federal funds awarded to Planned Parenthood can be used for abortions. Only private or state funds may be used. Third, Lowery said that Planned Parenthood is a...
To the residents of Fallbrook: Year after year we read in the papers and see on the news that the after effects of July 4th celebrations are less than desirable and show a side of humanity that can only be described as tragic. Some communities have discontinued this American tradition altogether due to crime, drunken brawls, excessive trash cleanup and costs. Not in Fallbrook! I must take a few moments to thank the residents of Fallbrook for making this annual event something that the entire community should and can be proud...
As a seven year resident of our quaint little community, I would like to focus on the extremely talented and positive young men and women of Fallbrook instead of the teens that seem to capture the headlines by assaulting Sheriff Deputies and stabbing unknown victims at our local restaurants. From June 27 to July 5, the community of Fallbrook was well represented at the San Diego County Fair by the young men and women of the Fallbrook FFA Chapter. These young folks worked tirelessly to answer numerous questions and show the... Full story
ESCONDIDO – The Welk Resort is proud to announce an exciting summer event running Wednesday and Thursday afternoons at 1 p.m. Through August 31, husband and wife team Stan and Kirsten Chandler have originated a self-contained show, “The Best of Broadway – It Takes Two,” that they present because they love performing together. Stan is from the original cast of Forever Plaid at the Globe and made his Broadway Debut in the Hal Prince revival of “Cabaret” starrin...
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VISTA – Annie, the American musical classic, will be presented by Moonlight Stage Productions from July 20 through August 6 at the Moonlight Amphitheatre. Moonlight is rolling out its Broadway-style production with an adult cast, an adorable company of little orphan girls, and one cute pup to play Sandy. “This is a wonderful opportunity to introduce a new generation to this classic tale of the rags-to-riches story of Little Orphan Annie,” said Kathy Brombacher, producing artistic director. “The show’s message of a br...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY - The lazy days of summer can often result in a too-casual, graze-all-day approach to eating. When kids are on summer break and off from their normal schedules, it’s important to keep a structured daily routine for both meals and snacks that keeps them feeling energized and at their best throughout the day. Connie Evers, a registered dietitian, founder of NutritionForKids.com and author of “How to Teach Nutrition to Kids,” has developed some simple tips for p... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary will be hosting SNAP (Spay/Neuter Action Project of San Diego) coming into Fallbrook on Sunday, July 17. The Neuter Scooter van will spay or neuter the first 50 pit bull mix dogs for free. This will be by appointment only with zip code restrictions. The owners need to call for an appointment and for the specific address (to be determined), (866) 772-9287. The event is sponsored by Best Friends Animal Society, SD County Dept. of Animal Services & PetsMart Charities. The Animal... Full story
Josiah Douglas Tendai Fore was born on June 26, 2011, at 1:58 p.m. to Chris and Christine Fore. He was 7.5 pounds and 18 inches long. Josiah was born at Tri City Hospital in Oceanside. Chris was a long time resident of Fallbrook, and a 1994 graduate of Fallbrook High. Josiah’s paternal grandparents are Mike and Cindy Stromsoe of Fallbrook. His maternal grandparents are Jack and Laura Hamilton of Chino Hills. Josiah joins brother, Nate, 4, and sister, Taylor, 2.... Full story
Stanford and Stanley are a couple of big lumpy loveable couch potatoes, about four years old. They are perfectly content to just hang out and relax. They also love being held and carried around! Their adoption fee includes neutering, first vaccinations, and a kitty wellness exam. To meet these happy guys, contact the Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary at (760) 685-3533 or www.fallbrookanimalsanctuary.org.... Full story
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FALLBROOK – Residents who live on Mil Sorpresas and their friends and family got together for their annual Fourth of July celebration. This event is always special and neighbors have fun decorating their golf carts, rider mowers, horses, dogs and kids for the annual patriotic parade! “There is a special group of people who live on this street and we actually refer to ourselves as a ‘”neighborhood family,’” said Cathy Wall. “This year, we had the Commander of Camp Pendle...
Joe Naiman Village News Correspondent The Fallbrook Girls Softball League 12-and-under team has qualified for the state tournament July 15 through 17 in Lancaster. The Fallbrook all-stars finished second among nine teams in the regional tournament July 1 through 3 at Hickman Fields in San Diego to qualify for the state tournament berth. “We did really well,” said head coach Gary George. Fallbrook began the tournament with a July 1 game against 4S Ranch and had a 10-0 lead whe...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Youth Baseball (FYB) 9U All Stars won the Southwest Region North Section All Star Tournament Championship on June 28. The tournament included nine of the top teams from the North San Diego region. The Fallbrook All Star team scored 112 runs in seven games to secure a second consecutive All Star North Section championship representing FYB. This is only the second time in FYB history that a team has won consecutive championships; the last time...
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FALLBROOK - 395 Starz, an off-season middle school lacrosse club based out of Fallbrook and named after Old Highway 395, won its second consecutivegame by 13 goals on July 3 to improve its record to 2-0 in Starz Cup league play. The team, coached by Fallbrook High alum and current Cal State Fullerton collegiate player Paul Morgan has won both of its games convincingly by scores of 11-2 against the South Bay Rattlers and 14-1 versus the East County Rebels. The team is...
The Avocado League’s boys swim coaches named Fallbrook High School senior Alec Carpenter as the league’s swimmer of the year for the 2011 season. During the league championship meet May 13 at Palomar College, Carpenter finished first in two individual events and was on two winning Fallbrook relay teams. “I felt he earned the award,” said Fallbrook coach Bill Richardson. “He was the only swimmer to win four events at the league championship meet.” Carpenter won the 50-yard fre...
Jack VanderLans won the first Tie-Down Roping go-round at the June 17-25 Reno Rodeo. “That’s a real exciting place to do well at,” VanderLans said. “That’s probably one of the biggest rodeos they have in the western United States and all the best calf ropers are there.” VanderLans, a 2001 Fallbrook High School graduate, was one of 96 cowboys in the Tie-Down Roping competition. He competed in a pair of June 18 sessions. The first was the Saturday afternoon slack; the top competitors from that slack session roped in the Satu... Full story
For Roy Moosa, the owner of Sun Realty, being a real estate broker means more than just helping customers sell and purchase homes. Moosa understands that customers’ needs must be fulfilled, regardless of the current real estate market. This mindset is apparent in the way that he runs his real estate office, located on Main Ave. in Fallbrook. Moosa first became involved in real estate in 1974, when he purchased his first home as a college student. In addition to being a Realtor...
FALLBROOK - A total of $7,000 in philanthropic contributions awards was approved by the board of directors of the Angel Society of Fallbrook at its June meeting. Several members of the board were also installed in new positions. People to People, a local non-profit job placement agency topped the list of recipients with $4,000 in support. Fallbrook Silver Spurs, a non-profit group that offers instruction in horsemanship to families with special needs, was awarded $2,000 to...
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Frank Bentley Harriman, born May 10, 1923, went to be with the Lord Sunday, June 26, 2011 at the age of 88. Frank lived in Fallbrook from 1953 to 1961, and from1968 to the present. He was Realtor of the Year in 1971 and 1975; president, Fallbrook Board of Realtors in 1972; regional vice-president, California Real Estate Association in 1974; Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce “Man of the Year” in 1980; and president, Rotary Club in 1982-1983. He was active as an elder at the Pre... Full story
Stewart Schmid, 52, died July 5, 2011 in Fallbrook. He was born Nov. 14, 1958 in Indio, Calif. The memorial service will be on Saturday, July 16 at 11 a.m. at Fallbrook Presbyterian Church in Fallbrook....
