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Articles from the March 31, 2016 edition


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  • Creature Comforts to close its doors March 31

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    Creature Comforts, which has served animal lovers in Fallbrook for more than 35 years by providing quality pet supplies and first-class customer service, will close the doors of its store at 720 E. Mission Rd. for the final time today (March 31) at 6 p.m. "I’m 78, so it’s time," said Shirley Schmitt, who has owned Creature Comforts for more than 30 years and was an employee when owner Scott Garmon first opened the store in 1979. "I deserve to go fishing with my grandson." Schm...

  • Spring begins with annual pancake breakfast, egg hunt,

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

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  • Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center set to expand services

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    For expectant mothers, the journey to motherhood is an exciting time, especially when they begin the process of preparing for their new child. However, when the pregnancy is unexpected, or the mother faces financial difficulty, she may face many stresses and uncertainties because she does not know if she will have sufficient support through the parenting process. For Fallbrook area mothers who need that additional support, the Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center (FPRC) has...

  • Authorities issue warning about 'bottle bombs'

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    SAN DIEGO COUNTY - The San Diego County Sheriff's Dept. and North County Fire Protection District are advising people to be aware of an item that may appear to be a 'bottle bomb.' Both agencies confirmed that there have not been actively reported problems in the Fallbrook area regarding these, but that it is a regional matter. "It's a dangerous prank that has people posting videos all over the Internet," said the Sheriff's Dept. "Bottle bombs are commonly referred to as "dry ice bombs" and "acid bombs." According to the... Full story

  • Warriors lose a close one to Carlsbad

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

  • Quilt Guild to feature Chicken Linen Feedsack

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    FALLBROOK - A unique program will be offered to the Fallbrook Quilt Guild on Thurs., April 7, at the Fallbrook Center, featuring one of its own members, Irene Althaus who will explain Chicken Linen Feedsack. The history of the evolution of feedsack fabric and its role in fashion in rural America in the early 1900’s will be the topic of Alhaus’ talk. Alhaus was raised on a farm in South Dakota where all types of feed sacks were abundant that contained many products, inc...

  • Thank you to a Good Samaritan

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    I'd like to thank the kind gentleman who came to my aid when my car was broadsided in an accident in Fallbrook on the rainy morning of March 6. When a person is frightened, injured, and trapped in a car, one wants a reassuring, competent individual there administering calming words. That is exactly what this Good Samaritan did. I did not get his name before the paramedics arrived on the scene, but if he sees this letter of thanks, he will know how much he was appreciated. Carol Zaleski... Full story

  • Pet sitter was outstanding choice

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    I am writing to express my gratitude to your publication as I was able to find a truly outstanding pet sitter in the classified section of your newspaper. Last month I attended a wedding at the Grand Tradition and needed to find a pet sitter to care for my beloved Maltese, Harvey. Your classified section enabled me to locate a fantastic and caring pet sitter named Paulette, who offers pet sitting services in her home and advertises in the classified section of the Village News. The moment I met Paulette and visited her home...

  • Unincorporated area is the problem

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    It is not too surprising that the owner of Fallbrook Golf Course has closed it down. He must have looked at the books and seen a losing enterprise when he bought it, but saw the value of the real estate. As a 37-year teacher of US Government and a frequent visitor and prospective home buyer in Fallbrook, I have seen one weakness in the town, it should have incorporated years ago. That would not be in the interest of some. You would have local control instead of being the stepchild of county government. It may soon become too...

  • RMWD locked water meter cost skyrockets

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    For 20-plus years I have paid Rainbow Municipal Water District a standby fee for a locked water meter of $17, relying on my well water. Now, without prior notice, they raised the monthly fee to $ 87.79. I have been told all water users with unlocked meters pay this monthly $87.79 fee plus their water usage each month. Is there not a separate fee to those on sewage service also? This older property also uses only a private pump system. I just don't believe these have equal overhead costs. How many water meters are there in...

  • FPUD wins CWEA section Plant of the Year award

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    The Fallbrook Public Utility District's wastewater treatment plant has been given the Plant of the Year award from the California Water Environment Association's San Diego Section. The CWEA's San Diego Section, which covers San Diego County and is one of 17 CWEA sections throughout the state, gives annual Plant of the Year awards for one small facility, one medium-sized facility, and one large facility. The FPUD treatment plant won for a small facility producing fewer than... Full story

  • Fallbrook Healthcare District's annual Community Collaborative Breakfast features information and awards

    Updated Mar 31, 2016

    Awards were bestowed and valuable information shared when Fallbrook Healthcare District held it's 17th annual Community Collaborative Breakfast at Fallbrook Library on Saturday, March 12. Healthcare Heroes The two individuals named as the new Healthcare Heroes at the event were Terry Silva and Mary Ramsden, DC. The Healthcare Hero award presentation to Silva was conducted by FHD board president Gordon Tinker, who invited representatives Barbara Solc and Marie Joyce from the...

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