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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Thursday, August 25, 2024 UPDATE: Bailey Cameron, the Camp Pendleton Marine, age 23, who has been missing since Aug. 25, 2024, is no longer considered a missing person, according to Camp Pendleton officials. As of a result of the sightings he is believed to be on the base and the family is still hoping he will come forward. Capt James C. Sartain, with Camp Pendleton, released a statement Wednesday saying that “recent activities connected to Lance Corporal Bailey Cameron i... Full story
A two-vehicle collision was reported at 4:43 pm today at a corner that is known for the number of accidents throughout the year. It was a blue Mazda sedan vs a black Ford F15, It appears both vehicles will be towed but there doesn't appear to be anyone transported to the hospital. A video of the crash from a local camera can be found at: https://youtu.be/Up2KCRLnxiw... Full story
In a touching display, the North County Fire Protection District (NCFPD) successfully rescued 83-year-old Kris Shackelford from a very steep ravine at Heller's Bend on Monday night, Aug. 26. The rescue mission unfolded after a call for help was made at 8:17 p.m. by Shackelford's wife, Kerwin Ziemer. Shackelford had ventured down the ravine searching for his 4-year-old black Labrador, Winston. Winston was wearing a tracker, allowing Shackelford to find his dog. As darkness...
FALLBROOK – As summer winds down, Encore members enjoyed a day of 'trash to treasure'. They went to two thriving thrift stores in Valley Center and an antiques mall in Escondido. Everyone had some great finds and new found 'treasures.' Following their adventure, they gathered for a nice lunch at A Delight of France Bakery and Bistro downtown Escondido. As is well known, shopping builds an appetite. The group enjoyed dining and visiting with one another following a fun and s...
SAN DIEGO – With 2,001 animals in care and more than 800 of them ready for new homes, San Diego Humane Society is reducing all adoption fees by 50% during "Clear the Shelters" month now through Sept. 10. The organization will also waive all adoption fees on Sept. 7 for a special "Clear the Shelters" day. These promotions are part of NBC Universal and Telemundo's Clear the Shelters month, aimed at spreading awareness about the importance of adoption. With shelters facing r... Full story
At 11 pm tonight, Saturday, Aug. 31, a hit and run was reported on SR 76 and just west of Old Hwy 395. A silver Honda Civic appeared to be rear-ended by a white BMW that apparently left the scene, according to reporting parties to the CHP. The accident was first reported to include injuries but no one was transported. CHP was on the scene as well as NCFPD.... Full story
Alec Charles Mayall, born June 4,1985, died July 25, 2024. He was born and raised in Hemet, California. After graduating with Honors from Hemet High School, he attended Cal Poly University San Luis Obispo graduating with degrees in Horticulture and Computer Engineering. With his love of nature and agriculture he opened his own company in 2014. He specialized in Avocado Grove management in Fallbrook, Temecula, DeLuz, Valley Center and surrounding numerous areas. Alec was a... Full story
Fallbrook High School's football team lost the Warriors' first game of the 2024 season Aug. 22 at home against Vista, but the Panthers had to overcome three Fallbrook leads to win the game, 29-20. "It was a back and forth game pretty much," said FHS Coach Ross Johnson. Fallbrook had a 5-7 overall record last year including a quarterfinal playoff win and an overtime loss in the CIF Division III semifinals. The Warriors were 1-4 in Palomar League play which was worth fifth place...
The recognition segment of the Aug. 15 Bonsall Unified School District board meeting included celebrating Joe Beyer as a BUSD Community Partner. "Commander Beyer has become a model of civic engagement in our community," BUSD Superintendent Heather Golly said of the retired United States Coast Guard officer. "Commander Beyer's dedication to our town is evident in his consistent involvement in local affairs." Beyer regularly attends Bonsall Community Sponsor Group meetings,...
FALLBROOK – Last week one of Fallbrook's amazing residents was honored with an Outstanding Community Service award from state senator Brian Jones. Nanette Robidart, who's volunteer work was featured in a Village News article last month, was recognized by the senator's office for her ongoing efforts providing meals and baked treats to the crews at the North County Fire Protection District Station 2. Robidart began making meals for the three crews at Station 2 in the Winterwarm...
BONSALL – The Bonsall Woman's Club is in its 45th year of service to the community with 72 members. Similar to a school calendar, BWC general membership meetings run September through June; they are held on the first Thursday morning of each month from 10 a.m. to noon at the Bonsall Community Center. Potential new members are welcome to attend and experience firsthand what matters to the club on Sept. 5. What drives remarkable women to attend BWC monthly meetings, participate...
FALLBROOK – The Grand Tradition Estate and Gardens hosted a successful high tea party, enchanting guests with an afternoon of elegance, decadence, and timeless charm. Nestled in the heart of Fallbrook, The Grand Tradition Estate and Gardens provided the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable high tea experience. With its picturesque grounds adorned with vibrant flora and stunning architecture reminiscent of a bygone era, attendees were transported to a world of refined l...
The Fallbrook Community Planning Group is asking decision-making bodies to research ideas to mitigate accidents and excessive speed on East Mission Road. A motion to address the situation with all relevant public agencies was approved on an 11-0 vote at the Aug. 19 planning group meeting. The four members who were absent included planning group chair Eileen Delaney, so planning group first vice-chair Stephani Baxter chaired that evening’s meeting. “We brought that up in March,” Baxter said. “We had to bring it up again....
FALLBROOK – St. John's Episcopal Church announces its "Third Annual Fallbrook Vintners' Showcase," a gala tasting and auction event to be held for the benefit of the Armed Services YMCA, Camp Pendleton. The event will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28, from 3:30-6:30 p.m. at 433 N. Orange Ave. This is an opportunity for the community: 1) To provide financial support to Armed Services YMCA, Camp Pendleton. This time-tested and trusted non-profit organization works tirelessly t...
August 10 N. Main Ave. / Ivy St. Arrest - DUI: alcohol August 12 300 blk E. Mission Rd. Contempt of court: violate protective court order W. Beech St. / N. Main Ave. Arrest - Subject stop - Possess controlled subject paraphernalia 5400 blk W. Lilac Rd. Arrest - Commercial burglary 900 blk E. Mission Rd. Arrest - vehicle vandalism ($400 or more) 1400 blk Alturas Rd. Vehicle burglary August 13 1700 blk Woodbrook Ln. Death 1400 blk S. Mission Rd. Robbery and (2) Arrests - (1) Possess controlled substance, felony bench warrant... Full story
According to AccuWeather the predicted temperatures in the Temecula Valley for the first week of September are for the mid-high eighties, and the "Real Feel" will be several degrees warmer. Overall, temperatures have been trending higher in the last six years. Stay alert to the water status of your roses as the month progresses and continue to do so until cooler weather. If you're using drip irrigation, run your system in the early evening to give your roses the opportunity...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Propane Gas Company, sponsor of the "Hello Autumn!" art competition is calling for entries. Artists in the community are invited to create a "Fall" themed work of art. There are three categories. In the two-dimensional and three-dimensional categories, cash prizes will be awarded in each: first place – $300, second place – $200, and third place – $100. The photography category cash prizes are: first place – $150, second place – $125, and third place...
FALLBROOK – Author Laura McNeal, formerly of Fallbrook, will be reading from and discussing her new novel, "The Swan's Nest," at Writers Read at Fallbrook Library on Friday, Sept. 13. The library is located at 124 S. Mission, between Alvarado and Fig streets, and the book will be available for sale and signing. "The Swan's Nest" has been lauded for the author's extraordinary reflection of the relationship between two classic poets, the reclusive Elizabeth Barrett and her p...
My passion for pickleball recently revived my internal debate over whether I should abandon my country mouse ways. Let's begin with the basics. Pickleball is a cross between tennis, ping pong and badminton. I began playing it regularly about two years ago. It is fast, fun, friendly and frustrating. It creates and cements friendships. Fitness invigorates a community. Connections strengthen it. From the game's humble start, pickleball has exploded in popularity. It has been...
The Bonsall Unified School District operates Vivian Banks Charter School on the Pala Indian Reservation and will be obtaining a portable classroom for that school. A unanimous BUSD board vote Aug. 15 delegated the authority to purchase the portable classroom to BUSD Executive Director of Business and Administrative Services Laura Castro. Castro is authorized to spend up to $114,500 for the portable classroom. “The portable was approved and will be supporting the growing expanded learning opportunities program and after s...
FALLBROOK – Did you know you can buy a property in some counties in Kentucky and Mississippi, but not alcohol? That’s because local prohibition laws are still in effect. Weird, right? You might have heard stories or perhaps experienced it yourself on the daily about some interesting residential rules for neighborhoods under a homeowners association (HOA). But you’ll be even more surprised that around the country, there are way wackier real estate laws in place that will make you scratch your head. Here are some of the littl...
The county’s Zoning Administrator approved a modification to the Minor Use Permit for a wireless communications facility in southern Bonsall. The Aug. 22 decision by Zoning Administrator Connor McGee allows Crown Castle to revise, operate, and maintain an existing wireless facility in the 2100 block of Bautista Avenue. The permit is for a period of 15 years and expires on Aug. 22, 2039, although it could subsequently be extended by a modification. The 2.54-acre property has rural residential RR zoning and a semi-rural r...
