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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Patricia Clark, 68, of Bonsall, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family on Saturday, July 24, 2010. Patti fought a long and brave battle with cancer and will be remembered for her enduring strength, compassion, love and selflessness by all whose lives she touched. She was a dedicated wife, mother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother and friend to many. All who knew her will agree that Patti was a true matriarch in all senses of the word, providing constant and...
INLAND EMPIRE – Two agricultural businesses in the Inland Empire near Winchester were recently ordered to suspend operations following an inspection that revealed workers were not being protected from excess heat exposure, state officials said. Rheingans Farms and Greenfield Inc. were shut down July 13 after inspectors from the California Department of Industrial Relations, division of Occupational Safety & Health identified violations of the state’s heat illness p... Full story
SAN DIEGO – The pace of the economic recovery in San Diego continues to be slow, and could remain that way for a number of years, according to a forecast released recently. The forecast comes on the heels of a ranking that placed three cities in the state of California – Riverside, Sacramento, and Los Angeles, on the nation’s “10 Toughest Cities to Find a Job” survey. Kelly Cunningham, of the National University System Institute for Policy Research, said the San Diego region was showing signs of a mild economic re...
FALLBROOK – July 24 was Amelia Earhart Day. July 24 was chosen because it’s the birthday of perhaps the most famous female aviator in history. Earhart’s story ended tragically when she became lost in the Pacific Ocean in 1937 on her voyage around the world, but she is still celebrated for her bravery and pioneer spirit. As an investor, it is possible to learn a lot from Earhart’s career. Here are a few lessons to consider: • Plan ahead. After a length analy...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – More than half of the juveniles arrested in San Diego County in 2009 tested positive for at least one drug, and marijuana use is on the increase while methamphetamine use has declined, according to an annual study conducted by the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG). “Overall, the data show that youth booked into Juvenile Hall continue to face a number of risk factors that require communities and systems of care to continue to work t...
CARDIFF – The North County Parkinson’s Support Group will meet on Aug. 4, 1 to 3 p.m., at the Belmont Village, 3535 Manchester Ave. Cardiff, Calif. 92007. Guest speaker will be Jim Prussack, owner of In-Home Therapy Services of San Diego, who teaches balance and fall prevention classes for seniors. Prussack will share his approach to working with People with Parkinson’s (PWP). There will be care and share time, plus refreshments. Free. Call (760) 940-2763....
INLAND EMPIRE - Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC) recently became the first and only hospital west of Texas to install the largest monoplace hyperbaric chamber used in hospitals. The installation of the Sechrist 4100 model makes the hospital’s Hyperbaric & Wound Care Treatment Program the most comprehensive in the Inland Empire, officials said. “The installation of this new chamber is important to our vision of providing the best care possible in one loc...
Tiki torch flames lit up the night sky recently for hundreds of base residents enjoying the Marine Corps Community Services’ Summer Swim Night at the Camp Pendleton’s 13 Area pool. Base residents watched movies on an inflatable theatre screen and took a swim in the pool during the free event that is scheduled every Thursday throughout the summer months. “Here at the pool, our job is to make the families of Camp Pendleton feel at home,” said Jayson Martinez, supervi...
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Pala Mesa Women’s Golf Club July 8, 2010 First flight First low gross Kathy Callagy 96 First low net Joan Bartel 77 Second low net Phyllis Molloff 79 Second flight First low gross Bette Dennis 102 First low net Rose Bolton 77 Second low net June Vaughn 79 San Diego County Inter-club Seniors At Fallbrook Golf Club Low Net July 7 and 9, 2010 Fallbrook 16 Sea N Air 2 Fallbrook Ron Frederick 70 Ynez Garcia 72 Hollis Moyse 73 Sea N Air Low Net Jim Wilson 74 Bill Scarborough 77 Phil Holley 78 Pala Mesa Women’s Golf Club 3’s a Cro...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Following the earthquake that was centered near Borrego Springs on July 7, scientists at QuakeFinder – a humanitarian organization conducting research into pre-earthquake electromagnetic signals with the aim of developing an early warning system – immediately analyzed the data collected from their sensors. While more data is being retrieved from the magnetometer’s hard drive for further analysis, there appears to be some prior magnetic p...
FALLBROOK – Of the many opportunities to volunteer at the Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary (FAS), taking the dogs for a walk in Live Oak Park ranks near the top. The “woof walk” is becoming a weekly tradition. “It’s a great way to get these beautiful dogs out and interacting with one another and the volunteers” said FAS volunteer coordinator Gigi Eckels. “They are getting well socialized and ready to be adopted into their forever homes. We all get exercise in the process too!” Other volunteer opportunities include assis...
FALLBROOK – Using sand for a stone patio or walkway is referred to as ‘dry construction.’ That is when natural stone pieces are installed on sand instead of adhered to a concrete slab with wet mortar. Dry construction is not as permanent; however it is a bit easier, and a lot more forgiving. This application is primarily for use with flagstone (a natural stone with two parallel sides) of random shapes without cutting to shape or size, though this same process can be use...
SACRAMENTO – A report issued last month by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says the rate of older drivers involved in fatal crashes has shown a significant decline over the past 10 years - down 37 percent from 1997 to 2008. That trend is also reflected in California, where a recent California DMV study indicates that fatal crash involvement of drivers over the age of 70 has dropped from 31 percent in 1980 to 13 percent in 2008. Seniors are now better educated about personal health issues, their driving...
