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  • Planning underway for next Community Read

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    FALLBROOK — Advance planning for the annual 2007 Friends of the Fallbrook Library (FOFL) Community Read is underway, announces Jerri Patchett, president of the organization. The Community Read, held in April, features a variety of coordinated events using the central theme of the book selected for reading during the period. This year it culminates on April 27 to coincide with the FOFL annual meeting of its membership. “First up is choosing a book,” says Marlo Miller, FOFL board member chair of the program committee. This... Full story

  • Living with coyotes

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Coyotes are a definitely a presence in our area, so to better acquaint the community with these canine carnivores who populate our savannahs and groves, the Fallbrook Land Conservancy conducted a Coyote Forum. The panel discussion was facilitated by Dana Zenko of the North County Humane Society. The rest of the panel included Ro Rozinko, senior volunteer with the California Department of Fish and Game; Patrick Valentino from the California Wolf Center in Julian; Eric MacPherson, a humane officer with North County Humane...

  • Fallbrook band to play at Bluegrass event

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    The Docents and Friends of the Rancho Buena Vista Adobe invite all to the third annual Bluegrass and Ice Cream Social Sunday, July 23, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. The bluegrass band 117 West will be performing in the courtyard of the Adobe, 651 East Vista Way, Vista. Enjoy the music and tour the historic ranch house. For admission prices and further information please call (760) 639-6164. Ticket includes one ice cream sundae or one root beer float. Tickets are available at the gift shop or at the gate. All profits support the Rancho...

  • Current 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movie in need of a sequel

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    The second “Pirates of the Caribbean” movie has been released, but “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest” is in need of a sequel. The first movie, “Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl,” was a stand-alone movie which didn’t require a sequel. It was successful enough to cause production of the second — and, fortunately, the third — movies. However, the “Dead Man’s Chest” segment is more of a setup than a movie matching the first film in the series. In “Dead Man’s Chest,” Johnny Depp returns as Captain... Full story

  • 'Sound of Music' coming to Vista

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    VISTA — Don’t miss Moonlight Stage Productions’ “The Sound of Music” at the Moonlight Amphitheatre! The unforgettable, uplifting story of Maria and the vonTrapp family, “The Sound of Music” is Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic musical favorite. The show is directed and choreographed by Don and Bonnie Ward. “The Sound of Music” shows at the Moonlight Amphitheatre in Vista’s Brengle Terrace Park (1200 Vale Terrace Drive) July 19 through August 6. Performances run Wednesdays through Sundays at 8:00 p.m. Amphitheatre gates op...

  • Betty Crocker's Classic Cookbook touches heart strings and taste buds

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    `The year was 1950 and the cookbook was Betty Crocker’s Picture Cookbook. It was a best seller! Not only was it the top cookbook of the year…it sold more copies than any other non-fiction book that year! It was also a cookbook ahead of its time with “key” recipes and variations plus lots and lots of photographs that demonstrated steps of recipes as well as the finest food photography of the time. For many, this was their “culinary Bible”. Recently it has become available again through Rodale Cookbooks, 33 Minor Street, Emm...

  • Peking Wok opens amid fanfare

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Celebrating the grand opening of Peking Wok in Bonsall’s River Village Shopping Center are (from left) Fallbrook Chamber Ambassador Jane Kepley, Miss Fallbrook Amber Briggs, Anhao Sam (general manager), Jane Sam (owner), Fallbrook Princess Symphony Ariosta and Fallbrook Chamber Ambassador Phyllis Sweeney.... Full story

  • FUESD Employees of Month honored at Rotary

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Mike Choate, superintendent of the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District, recognized Administrative June Employees of the Month at a recent Rotary Club of Fallbrook weekly Monday luncheon meeting held at the Grand Tradition....

  • Wilson joins Rotary Club of Fallbrook

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Madonna Wilson received her blue badge as a new member of the Rotary Club of Fallbrook at a recent Monday luncheon meeting held at the Grand Tradition. Governor Bob met Madonna while ordering flowers at her Abigail’s Flower Co. in downtown Fallbrook and encouraged her to join Rotary. Both were glad he was able to attend the day of her pinning....

  • Envirepel retains firm for contract negotiation

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP (Milbank) has been retained by Envirepel to assist on utility contract negotiations, joint venture agreements and project financing for the Fallbrook Renewable Energy Facility (FREF). FREF is the first of several Renewable Energy projects that have been announced by Envirepel in San Diego County. Milbank confirmed that it has one of the largest and most experienced project finance groups among the world’s major law firms. Milbank’s Global Project Finance Department is comprised of more tha...

  • Camera Club hosts photo-journalist

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    FALLBROOK — Award-winning photojournalist Karl Grobl will present “Humanitarian Photojournalism” at the Fallbrook Camera Club on July 17 at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is at Silvergate Retirement Center, 420 Elbrook Drive. The public is welcome. Karl travels to the far corners of the world to tell compelling picture stories that reveal the human side of issues faced by people across the globe. His images highlight those basic human elements that comprise the fabric binding all cultures together in the rapidly homogenizing, yet s...

  • ER physicians give tips on swimming, boating safety

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    WASHINGTON, DC — Being in and around water is a big part of the summer for many people, but while you and your family enjoy yourselves, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has some advice on how to limit the possibility of summer water fun turning deadly. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 782 children younger under the age of 15 died from drowning in 2003, making it the second-leading cause of injury-related death for this age group. “I can’t urge parents often enough to keep a... Full story

  • Are we there yet? For healthier driving, learn to squirm!

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Whether you’re commuting to work or running the kids to soccer practice, getting stuck in today’s traffic can leave you not only tense but stiff and hurting in your neck, back, hips or legs. As we spend more time behind the wheel, pain complaints are accelerating faster than a Porsche on a winding road. Laurie complained of numbness in her right thigh when driving for more than one hour. Rose felt she was taking her life in her hands each time she changed lanes on the freeway because it hurt too much to look over her sho... Full story

  • Laughter Therapy

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Want to know of an easy way to strengthen the immune system and reduce stress? Come join us at Fallbrook Hospital July 19 from 4 to 5 p.m. in Conference Rooms A and B for Laughter Therapy. This event is sponsored by Cardiac Rehabilitation and is free of charge. All ages are welcome. Come prepared to have fun! For more information call Marilyn Imig, RN, at (760) 728-7980.... Full story

  • New ER director a real 'people person'

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Susie Deslauriers, RN, joined Fallbrook Hospital early this year as Director of Emergency Services and Cardio-Pulmonary. “Fallbrook’s need for a director and my love of small settings clicked at just the right time in my career,” says Susie. “I love the closeness of getting to know all the employees, and just saying hello to familiar faces every day puts a smile on my face. I’m definitely a people person.” An RN for 33 years, Susie started her career in the Intensive Care Unit and later transitioned to Emergency Department...

  • Gear up for the beach!

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    A family day at the beach may be eagerly anticipated by children, but it can be a big headache for mom. She’s the one most likely to pack the sandwiches, snacks and drinks, lather the children with sunscreen to prevent them from getting sunburn, and make sure the littlest ones do not eat sand or rub suntan lotion in their eyes. But going to the beach with the kids does not have to be a nightmare - if you have the right gear. Here are some conveniences that can make your beach outings less stressful so you can have more f...

  • Repair common skin damage

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    It wasn’t that long ago that we equated a golden suntan with health, youth and vigor, and would spend hours slathering on lotions and baking in the sun to achieve that perfect hue. Nowadays, we understand that sun and skin aren’t always the best of friends. In fact, health professionals are warning that even minimal sun exposure any time of year can be detrimental to unprotected skin. Due to the depleting ozone layer and other environmental assaults like smoke and contaminants in the air, our skin is under attack. These env...

  • Power wheelchairs available

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Wishes on Wheels makes available electric power wheelchairs to non-ambulatory senior citizens (65 years old and up) and the permanently disabled of any age, if they qualify. Usually, there is no charge or out-of-pocket expense for the power wheelchair, including shipping and delivery to the home by a technician, who makes the final adjustments to fit the individual and shows them how to use and maintain it. No deposit is required and there is no obligation for determining if they qualify. Electric wheelchairs are provided to...

  • Lowe joins Prudential California Bonsall office

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    BONSALL — Diane Hogencamp, manager of Prudential California Realty’s Bonsall office, is pleased to announce the addition of Marilee Lowe to her team. “As a longtime business-owner, Marilee has gained an enormous amount of people skills,” Hogencamp said. “Those skills will easily transfer over to the real estate market and help make her a huge success.” Lowe, who has been a real estate professional for two years now, was previously a retail business owner for over 30 years. “I enjoy dealing with people on an emotional level,...

  • Splish, Splash

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Splish, Splash – Having a blast!... Full story

  • SHERIFF'S LOG

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Date Vicinity Incident 7/1 900 blk S Wisconsin Identity theft 7/3 1200 blk S Vine St Arrest: disorderly conduct (alcohol) 7/3 3400 blk Sunset Dr Petty theft 7/3 2400 blk S Stage Coach Ln Grand theft property 7/3 300 blk N Pico Dump waste/offensive matter 7/3 1400 blk Alturas Vehicle burglary 7/3 2700 blk Alta Vista Dr Grand theft 7/3 2700 blk Alta Vista Dr Vehicle burglary 7/4 3400 blk Alta Vista Dr Residential burglary 7/4 30400 blk N River Rd, Bonsall Vehicle burglary 7/5 2500 blk Olive Hill Rd Vehicle burglary 7/5 400 blk...

  • Mother has images painted on vehicle

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    CAMP PENDLETON — Karla Comfort received a lot of looks and even some salutes from people when she drove from Benton, AR, to Camp Pendleton in her newly painted custom Hummer H3 March 2. The vehicle is adorned with the likeness of her son, 20-year-old Lance Cpl. John M. Holmason, and nine other Marines with F Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, who were all killed by the same improvised explosive device blast in Fallujah, Iraq, last December. For Comfort, having the vehicle airbrushed with the i...

  • Two victories for Holladay Racing

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    Along with its previously restored Crossle’ 32, Holladay Racing Enterprises of Fallbrook introduced its newly restored Crossle’ 35 vintage Formula Ford at the recent HSR-West event at California Speedway in Fontana. Fallbrook brother drivers Andy and Stewart Paterson, driving nearly identical cars, placed first and second, respectively, in the Saturday event. During Sunday’s warm-up, Andy found that he had no power to the rear wheels. The thinking was that one of the drive shafts’ splines was probably sheared. The car was... Full story

  • Car Club donates to Fallbrook Sheriff's Senior Volunteers

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    FALLBROOK — Many of us take things for granted in our community. The Senior Volunteers of our Fallbrook Sheriff’s Substation are indeed a rare breed and go somewhat unnoticed in their daily routine. These individuals, approximately 55 strong, are devoted to their task and are truly the eyes and ears of the Sheriff’s Department. They are responsible for administering the YANA (You Are Not Alone) program. Every morning and on pre-scheduled days once a week, a volunteer makes telephone contact with those shut-in seniors who h... Full story

  • Mission RCD earns Clean Water Champion award

    Updated Jul 14, 2006

    The Mission Resource Conservation District earned a Clean Water Champion award at the County of San Diego’s Clean Water Summit June 30 at the University of San Diego. The Mission RCD earned one of four Clean Water Champion awards. The district was joined by the Master Gardener Association, the Chula Vista Nature Center, and Quail Botanical Gardens. “Each of those organizations in their own way is really making a difference,” said County Supervisor Greg Cox, the master of ceremonies for the award presentation. The Missi...

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