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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David Kauffman, president of the Rotary Club of Fallbrook, distributed grant checks for $3,000 to two more Fallbrook nonprofit organizations during a recent meeting. A check for $1,000 was presented to Julie Schardin, a luncheon guest representing the Elizabeth Hospice Foundation. Additionally, $2,000 was given to luncheon guests Penny Fedorchak and Carol Zaleski of the Fallbrook Assist Program. The checks were part of the ongoing distribution of proceeds from the Clubs Foundation, which receives funds from members and from...
ESCONDIDO — The San Diego Archaeological Center is preparing for an exciting Archaeology Day, Saturday, September 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The center’s Education Department will provide a sampling of archaeology-based learning experiences based on the nationally renowned Project Archaeology program. Project Archaeology uses the basic concepts of real field archaeology to fulfill multidisciplinary state education standards. The lessons employ actual artifacts and children’s imaginations to hone critical thinking skills in a...
Wanda Ramos (right) of Mane Attraction Hair Nail and Skin Salon presents the proceeds of the salon’s recent “Cut-a-Thon” to Judy Peterson, board member of Fallbrook People to People Services, the nonprofit, volunteer-run organization that has facilitated home care and free employment services in North County for the past 25 years....
The local boys in Death Comes in 3s are seriously laid back. These are the type of dudes who would chill with anybody – a rare quality these days, especially in the metal/hardcore scene. Lately they have been busy recording and playing shows but not too busy to talk to me. Here, we get some straight answers from drummer Adam Golway about some of the issues that face the scene here in the Temecula area. Death Comes in 3s’ next show: Saturday, August 18, at 7 p.m. at the Ignition Coffee Lodge (123 North Palm Canyon, Palm Spr... Full story
Okay, so finally, after procrastinating for way too many weeks, I finally went out and found the secluded watering hole that is Tenaja Falls. As it turns out, it is really easy to get to. It’s only about a six-mile drive from the I-15 and the roads taking you to the trailhead are all paved. This is especially convenient because the best time to go if you want to go swimming (and see the waterfall in action) is during or after it rains. There was about two feet of water when I visited, but it looked like it had been s...
