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  • 'Wine & A Bite' offers interesting experiences

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

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  • Bipartisan support for California business

    Calif Assemblymember Marie Waldron R|Updated Jul 25, 2013

    I am happy to report that Senate Bill 90, legislation that will have a major impact on California’s economy, recently passed both houses of the Legislature with bipartisan support. SB 90 was subsequently signed into law by Governor Brown on July 11. An important provision of SB 90 extends tax credits statewide for the purchase of manufacturing and biotech equipment. The bill was being debated by my colleagues and me on the Local Government Committee in response to previous l... Full story

  • S.D. County to permit annual release of 244.4 tons of air pollutants

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    On July 5, the San Diego County Air Pollution District gave tentative approval to permit Gregory Canyon Ltd developers to add 16.4 tons of oxides of nitrogen, 39.7 tons of carbon monoxide, 49.5 tons of volatile organic compounds, 95 tons of particulate matter, and 43.8 tons of sulfur oxides annually to the air in North San Diego County during any operation of their proposed trash dump off SR76, three miles east of I-15. For two decades, these landfill developers have spent over $67 million seeking the required permits for a...

  • Family mementos found on highway

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    On Friday night, July 19, at approx. 9:30 p.m., I found a large plastic container of family photos (leather albums), mementos, books, and papers at the corner of Mission Road and Highway 76 that had evidently tumbled out of someone’s vehicle and scattered on the road. I, along with some others, stopped and gathered all the items together. It is all in pretty good shape. Special note: there were some photos of a “Bears” football player #60 in it. I turned the container into the Fallbrook Sheriff’s substation on Monday,...

  • A 'thank you' note

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    This is good news and will take you back years to the good old days. This happens at times, but not often in our current world. I would like to credit the good people and employees of Fresh and Easy, Fallbrook. I was so busy buying my groceries and working the checkout computer that I over looked my wallet and left it behind. I didn’t realize it until two days had passed. With the help of family and friends hunting everywhere, we were able to reconstruct my steps and last recollection of the missing wallet. It was left at F...

  • Photo is a definite "keeper"

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    Kudos to the photographer for the captivating photo of Walt Nelson and his granddaughter, Mora Cowan, on the front page of the July 11 Village News. The photo is a definite “keeper.” Hope to see more photos like this one. Marianne McKay...

  • Ludwig and King attend national AAUW convention

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    FALLBROOK – The American Association of University Women (AAUW) held its recent national convention June 9-12 in New Orleans providing members with opportunities for growth, inspiration and fellowship. AAUW members were treated to the Louisiana city’s hospitality, good food and Big Easy atmosphere. The lure of New Orleans served as a backdrop for the convention theme, “Laissez les bons temps rouler” – “Let the good times roll!” If you are interested to learn mor... Full story

  • Fallbrook Chorale welcomes new director

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Chorale has announced that Denny Lang will be its new musical director, succeeding Art Blodgett. The chorale has been under the direction of Blodgett since February 2007. During that time, Blodgett has encouraged ensemble participation and the full chorale has grown from approximately 30 members to over 60 mixed voices. Concerts were presented each spring and during the Christmas season and this past Memorial Day, the chorale performed Americana...

  • Scouts make trip to Camp Chawannakee

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

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  • CYT Riverside to present 'Peter Pan' in Fallbrook

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    FALLBROOK – Christian Youth Theatre (CYT) Riverside County will present ‘Peter Pan,’ featuring eight performances, at the Bob Burton Center for the Performing Arts on the campus of Fallbrook High School from July 27 through Aug. 4. Matinee and evening performances will be offered depending on date. All of the classic songs from the iconic musical will be on full display, including “Never Never Land,” “I Won’t Grow Up” and “I’m Flying.” The show is directed by Jennife...

  • "The Boy Died in Vietnam" – story of Fallbrook High alum's wartime experiences and resulting PTSD

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    Fallbrook High School alum Don Bick has completed a project that many in his position would never even begin to attempt. Bick, a graduate of the Class of 1967, penned a book, “The Boy Died in Vietnam,” which was published last year. The book details Bick’s experiences in the Vietnam War and his resulting, painful 42-year struggle with chronic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). “I never dreamed I had been affected to the extent it now appears ,” wrote Bick, at age 62. ...

  • Make your favorite recipes healthier

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    NORTH COUNTY – A healthy diet plays a significant role in a person’s overall health. Without a healthy diet, men and women are more susceptible to disease and other potentially harmful ailments. But when many people think of a healthy diet, a lack of flavor is often one of the first things to come to mind. That’s a common misconception, as a diet that’s healthy and full of nutrients can simultaneously be flavorful. In fact, it’s easy to enjoy many of your favorit...

  • Jacqueline Cammarata

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    Jacqueline Cammarata, (Jackie), was born on Christmas Day in 1923 in Brooklyn, N.Y. to Italian immigrant parents. She had two older brothers, and her parents ran a grocery store. At age 23, she moved to California and married Anthony Cammarata. They had two children; she was a homemaker. Jackie and her family moved to Fallbrook in 1970. Her husband passed away in 1972. Jackie worked at Fallbrook Headstart as a cook, and also worked in church nurseries. She is survived by her...

  • Simple ways to avoid overspending as retirement nears

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    NORTH COUNTY – When the nest is empty and the kids no longer need financial support, many men and women find themselves with some extra money in their budget. Fewer mouths to feed and no more college tuition bills can give parents a sense of financial freedom they may not have had since before starting their family. However, that freedom can also lead to overspending, something that can put retirement in jeopardy if people are not careful. Though it’s understandable f... Full story

  • FPUD discusses tiered rate options

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    The Fallbrook Public Utility District board meeting of May 29 included a non-voting discussion item about the possibility of modifying FPUD’s tiered rate structure and monthly operations charge. “It was just to give the board some options on various tiered rates and how that would impact average customer bills,” said FPUD general manager Brian Brady. The discussion was not intended to influence FPUD’s 2013-14 budget. “The sentiment of the board was to have staff do more study during the coming year,” Brady said. Prior to th...

  • Sandoval to play college baseball at Vanguard

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    Brandon Sandoval has agreed to play collegiate baseball at Vanguard University in Costa Mesa. The 2013 Fallbrook High School graduate signed his letter of intent April 21 at his Fallbrook home. “I’m excited for the opportunity,” Sandoval said. “I’m just pumped about college.” Sandoval also considered the University of New Mexico, the University of San Diego, and Cal State University San Marcos before signing with the Lions. “I just liked the atmosphere, how small it was,...

  • Car club donates to girls water polo team

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club recently presented a donation to the booster organization for the Fallbrook High School girls water polo program. The boosters provide support for the team by increasing their interest, skill level and enjoyment of playing the game of water polo. For more information on the water polo boosters, call Darrel Williams at (760) 586-0336. For more information on the car club, visit www.fallbrookvintagecarclub.org.... Full story

  • Schoenheit named boys tennis team MVP

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    The Fallbrook High School boys tennis team was appreciative of Fred and Candy Schoenheit letting the tennis team use the Schoenheit home for the Warriors’ post-season awards banquet May 31. The Warriors’ tennis team was also appreciative of the Schoenheits’ son, as Scott Schoenheit was named the team’s Most Valuable Player at the banquet. “I just thought he was very valuable,” said Fallbrook coach Bill Lenaway. Schoenheit, who will be attending the University of Northern Ar...

  • Golf scores July 25, 2013

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    Fallbrook Seniors Golf Group Vineyard G. C. 1-2-3 July 9, 2013 First place 117 Steve Wessels, Max Myers, John Harr, John Davenport Second place 125 Wayne King, Mike Brown, Horst Wendt, Robert Kelly Third place 128 Larry Mitzner, Stan Meyers, Gerry Villanueva, Les Hansen San Luis Rey Downs Women’s Golf IF July 11, 2013 Flight 1 Jamie Hoffman 67 Patti Sullivan 70 Margit Winter 70 Flight 2 Karen Jackson 62 Joyce Witek 63 Jeanne Laughlin 73 Green Tees Louise Greenlee 57 Low Net 71 Donna Barton Joyce Witek Louise Greenlee C... Full story

  • Writers Read presents author Duff Brenna

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    FALLBROOK - Writers Read at Fallbrook Library is pleased to present a reading and book signing by award-winning novelist and memoirist Duff Brenna, preceded by open mic for original poetry and prose. The reading will be Tuesday, August 13, in the library’s community room, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Brenna will read from his memoir, “Murdering the Mom,” a finalist for Best Non-Fiction at the 2013 Independent Publishers Awards. He also received a second place award under the Grand Prize category for the book. The public is invit...

  • Rebates available on high-efficiency toilets

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    SAN DIEGO – San Diego County homeowners can now get rebates of up to $50 and businesses can get rebates of up to $200 for purchasing highly efficient toilets as part of extensive regional efforts to promote wise use of water. While many homeowners and businesses have upgraded to more efficient toilets in recent years, manufacturers have continued to reduce the amount of water necessary for each flush as regulatory standards evolve. Compared to old toilets that use 3.5...

  • SDG&E offers level pay plan for customers to offset high summer bills

    Updated Jul 25, 2013

    SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Every summer San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) customers Sam and Sabrina Butler know their electricity bill is going to go up. The Poway residents are grateful to have air conditioning, but they were always bracing for the higher summer bills that came with running the system. That was, until they discovered the level payment plan billing option which allows for monthly payments to be spread equally throughout the year. “The level payment plan helped us to stop worrying about having to save extra m...