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 community is invited to Christmas in July to help homeless veterans, Sunday, July 30, from noon to 5 p.m., at Mountain Mikes Pizza, 1125 S. Mission Road, in Fallbrook. Guests can meet Santa, take pictures and purchase special toys, along with face painting, twist balloons and cotton candy from 3-5 p.m. All proceeds benefit veterans in need. The event is presented by Health and Wealth Angels. To donate directly, use http://paypal.me/santaskids. To learn more, contact Paul Schumann at 760-726-4228 or find ... Full story
Dr. Megan Johnson McCullough Special to the Village News The field of mathematics comes easy for some and is quite the "problem" for others. We are presented with the basics in our elementary years of schooling and can progress to as far as calculus and beyond. Some of us can memorize equations and numbers, while others can actually apply math to real world functions. Many people have heard of dyslexia which is when a person has trouble with reading, spelling and writing....
StatePoint Media Special to the Village News Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is also referred to as emphysema or chronic bronchitis and makes it hard to breathe. During every stage of the disease, starting when a person is first diagnosed, different supportive care options are available that can improve quality of life, including palliative and hospice care. It's important for families affected by COPD to have a plan in place regarding these care options. Having...
SAN MARCOS – Everyone is invited to the annual family-friendly health fair and breast milk drive with free goodies for attendees and fun activities for the kids, Saturday, Aug. 12 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at TrueCare San Marcos, located at 150 Valpreda Road, There will be giveaways and prizes for the entire family. Entertain the kids at the activity booth, talk with compassionate providers and staff, spin the wheel for prizes or take a break in the Cool Zone tent. Community p... Full story
SAN DIEGO – July is National Make a Difference to Children Month, and there are volunteers who take time to support local children living in foster care – Court Appointed Special Advocate volunteers, also known as CASAs. These special volunteers are supported by Voices for Children, the only local nonprofit organization certified by the courts in San Diego and Riverside counties, to recruit and train CASA volunteers. When community members become CASAs, they help vulnerable children living in foster care cope with many cha...
Dr. Leslee B. Cochrane Special to the Village News Hospice care is a medical service that promotes compassionate care, support and comfort to patients when they have been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness with a prognosis of six months or less; however, many patients live beyond this period. Hospice is covered by Medicare and most private insurance and provides home visits from an interdisciplinary team including nurses, physicians, home health aides, spiritual care and...
Carol (Conklin) Markano died peacefully at home in Fallbrook, California on July 5, 2023. She was a dedicated and beloved wife, mother, and friend, who always brightened her surroundings with her friendly smile, beautiful soprano singing voice, and contagious laugh. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Dick Markano, along with her son John, daughter Nancy, sister Gerri, five grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held at the CrossWay... Full story
Richard C. Hulit, 84, of Fallbrook, California, passed away on July 18, 2023 at Temecula Valley Hospital after a brief illness. Richard was born on May 18, 1939, in New Egypt, New Jersey, the second son of Ira Albert and Marion Eliza (Jones) Hulit. Richard spent his youth in New Egypt attending school and playing football, basketball, and baseball for the Allentown High School team; he was inducted into their Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013 honoring his four-year varsity footbal... Full story
Robert (Bob) E. Bell, a devoted husband, father, grandfather and architect, passed away on July 17 at the age of 87. Born in 1936 during a legendary snowstorm in Minneapolis, Bob spent his early years developing a passion for drawing, architecture and model railroading. He graduated from Washburn High School, the University of Minnesota and the University of Pennsylvania graduate school for architecture. When meeting Frank Lloyd Wright in 10th grade, the famous architect told... Full story
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter Annie Riley made the Fallbrook High School girls volleyball team as a freshman in 2019 and was on the all-league first team both as a sophomore and a junior. Riley opted to focus on beach volleyball as a senior and was not on the 2022 Warriors, and the strategy paid off when Riley signed to play beach volleyball at Cal State University, Long Beach. "I'm just really excited for the next four years," Riley said. "Annie is a fabulous young lady....
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter Although Fallbrook High School’s girls lacrosse team lost in the CIF Division II semifinals, the Warriors had previously not advanced that far in the playoffs. “It was a great season,” said Fallbrook coach Debbie Berg. “The girls played fantastic all year long, very consistent, great win-loss record.” The 9-7 loss to Our Lady of Peace finalized Fallbrook’s season record at 17-3. A 5-0 Valley League mark gave the Warriors their first-ever league championship. “The highlight of our season wa...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter Bonsall High School’s softball team was promoted to a higher league for 2023 after the Legionnaires ended 2022 as league champions. The 2022 Legionnaires included four seniors while the 2023 club had no seniors and only three juniors. Although the Legionnaires did not match their 2022 record, Bonsall still competed in the first round of this year’s CIF Division V playoffs. “I’m happy, but I also know there was a lot to improve on,” said Bonsall coach Emily Casillas. The Frontier Conferenc...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The Valley League softball coaches selected Fallbrook High School sophomore Hana Winton as the league’s pitcher of the year for 2023. Winton was also chosen as a member of the all-league first team. The second team included juniors Paige Aybeta and Valerie Hernandez. “I wish we could get more spots, but we’ve got to do a little more to get there,” Fallbrook coach Lisa Stehle said of having three all-league players. The Warriors were 2-6 in Valley League play for fourth in the league standin...
Thank you Lewis Shell for bringing up this latest attack on California Property Owners. It is outrageous that our property insurance rates can double in one year based on this FHSZ fiasco. Mine did. Yet did anyone from the insurance company come to see or even ask if I had performed prescribed "defensible space" requirements? No. Did anyone from North County Fire come check on defensible space requirements? No. It is this one party rule government attacking the average citizen/property owner once again by siding with big... Full story
Supervisor Jim Desmond 5th District Last week, the State Assembly's Public Safety Committee failed to approve Senate Bill 14, which would have classified human trafficking as a serious felony and subjected it to the Three Strikes Law in California. It was disheartening to see as human trafficking is categorized as a "non-serious" crime, undermining its severity and neglecting the urgent need to protect our most vulnerable populations from this modern-day slavery. A few days later, the Assembly's Public Safety Committee revers... Full story
Assemblymember Marie Waldron 75th District Human trafficking is the second largest and fastest growing illicit industry after drug trafficking. Worldwide, it’s estimated that there are over 40 million victims of human trafficking with 75% being women and girls, and 25% being children. Recent studies indicate that San Diego County has become a human trafficking hub, and with up to 8,000 victims per year, it’s one of the country’s 13 worst human trafficking regions. Girls and women are frequent victims, but boys are often... Full story
Congressman Darrell Issa 48th District Following California Governor Gavin Newsom’s constant attacks and social media frenzy against the Temecula School Board, Congressman Darrell Issa (CA-48) issued the following statement: “I stand with the parents of Temecula. The School Board is doing right by listening to concerned parents and educators and trying to work together to appropriately curate the studies that will be presented to the youngest of students. This has displeased Governor Newsom, who has taken to social media to m... Full story
Julie Reeder Publisher Last Thursday, there was a hearing on censorship during a select subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. (If you don’t think that is happening, you aren’t watching or reading enough news sites.) It is a new fact of life. If you are a real journalist uncovering embarrassing things in our government, like Project Veritas, then you will have the FBI at your door arresting you. Unless, of course, your last name is Biden, as we heard from the whistleblowers last week. If you are a doc... Full story
What are we to make of Biden's lofty remarks touting the virtues of Bidenomics? Were his words just platitudes falling out of his partisan mouth? Or were they the incoherent and emotionally charged rants of a cognitively impaired man? And what exactly is Bidenomics anyway? Is it a vain attempt to reinvent or perhaps salvage Biden's mediocre political record? Or is Bidenomics a sorted tale of a well-oiled crime syndicate that has fashioned an elaborate web of LLCs to hide the millions of dollars made from selling political... Full story
Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal Special to The Village News What you probably do not know is the whole month of September is moose-hunting season across Alaska. On one hand, those crafty native Innuits want you to buy a moose tag; on the other hand, as you are invited up to shoot a moose anywhere within the state, there is one wee caveat: many villages require each hunter to present him/her/they/them/their oneself in person. To further clarify, no one can buy another person’s moose tag. Which means each hunter must actually f... Full story
Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones 40th Senate District The State Legislature is on recess until Aug. 14. I’ve enjoyed spending more time in the district and talking directly with constituents about important issues and our fight in Sacramento. While there are only five weeks left in this legislative session once we return, California Senate Republicans have scored multiple victories over the past few months. San Francisco Chronicle’s Emily Hoeven got it right in her column, “California Democrats are taking absurd posit... Full story
The Fallbrook Historical Society invites everyone to an open house to experience some fantastic new displays. Some of these feature vintage cars and farming equipment, others gem and minerals. Get to know the past through the historical pieces, pictures and documents left behind! The open house will be held at Fallbrook Heritage Center, located at 1730 S. Hill Street, Saturday, Aug. 6 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. There is free admission into the event and free refreshments. FHS's... Full story
FALLBROOK - Writers Read at Fallbrook Library will welcome South L.A. author and PEN Fellow, Ron L. Dowell, Friday, Aug. 11. He will read from and discuss his short fiction and acclaimed poetry collection, "Watts Uprise," at the free event. "Watts Uprise" is a love letter to the Watts community and the people who define it. According to the author, Watts, "with its whole big heart, open and bleeding for the world to see, is something cherished." The collection was a finalist f... Full story
Fallbrook Women's Connection invites you to come and enjoy a delicious brunch and wig fashion show in the ballroom of the Grand Tradition, Friday, Aug. 18 from 10 a.m. to noon, (doors open at 9:30 a.m. for shopping). The owner of Merle Norman Cosmetics & Wigs, Sheree Myers, will be bringing a fun wig fashion show with all kinds of colors, lengths and varieties of hair pieces and accessories that volunteer models will be wearing. She has had her Merle Norman studio in Temecula... Full story
FALLBROOK — Everyone is welcome to join the efforts to restore the four blocks of Pico Promenade, Saturday, Aug. 12, starting at 8 a.m. The Perking up the Pico event is hosted by Save Our Forest, and there will be a pancake breakfast after cleanup. Ahead of time, for anyone who is interested in attending the pancake breakfast, please contact the Fallbrook Land Conservancy office at 760-728-0889. Remember to bring a hat, gloves and tools, and to sign in on Ash Street upon arrival. Submitted by Save Our Forest, Fallbrook L... Full story
