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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Joe Naiman Village News Reporter Fallbrook residents Dawood and Emma Ashe are members of the Golf Club of California. They were also members of a gym which was closed at the beginning of the coronavirus quarantine. The Golf Club of California remained open to members, and the couple began walking the course to obtain their exercise while also playing a round of golf each day. After reaching 365 consecutive days the couple took a day off and began a new streak of walking the...
When the lights turned on Friday night, Sept. 3, at the beautifully appointed Old Town Temecula Community Theater there was a buzz in the air. Excitement prevailed at the dawning of a new era. Jason Green is heading up a new Board of Directors for the Temecula Valley Players, a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) California corporation. It will be up to Green and this Board to drum up community support to pay these performers. It's called community theater to distinguish it from an...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The first Fallbrook High School football win of the season occurred Sept. 3 when the Warriors obtained a 35-14 victory over San Ysidro High School on the Cougars' field. "I thought our kids did a great job overall," said Fallbrook head coach Troy Everhart. A 7-6 San Ysidro lead in the first quarter was the only time the Warriors trailed. Four subsequent touchdowns and a safety gave the Warriors a 35-7 advantage before the Cougars scored the...
Photos courtesy of the Fallbrook Garden Club....
SACRAMENTO – AB 1215, Assemblymember Tasha Boerner Horvath’s bill, which responds to incidents of bought-and-paid-for acceptances by installing a strict firewall between admissions and philanthropy staff, passed the Senate on a 38 – 0 bipartisan vote, Sept. 2. The bill also requires the verification of an applicant’s participation in a sport before and after their arrival on campus – a direct response to some of the more extreme tactics used by wealthy parents to jump the line in UC admissions. “These changes will help r... Full story
FALLBROOK – Jack and Marilee Ragland belong to the National Smooth Dancers Palomar Chapter. In 2014, Jack Ragland designed a 10' x 16' mural for the theme of the convention that year, "America the Beautiful." It was very popular and as a result, he has exhibited his paintings at several events of the organization. The San Diego Chapter has invited him to show 10 of his paintings of Paris at their next Coronation and Convention with the theme "Moulin Rouge." It has motivated R...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Art Association’s guest artist for their Sept. 18 meeting will be Toni Williams. The critique, one work per person, will start at 9:30am at the Crossway Church at the corner of Reche and Stage Coach. Toni will then do an oil demonstration followed by a workshop, which will be the Impressionistic Landscape with a limited palette. Call Carol Reardon to reserve your place. Williams has been a professional artist and muralist for over 20 years. She is a member of the Rancho Santa Fe Art Guild, San Die... Full story
FALLBROOK – The human heart beats 60 to 100 times per minute on average, which equates to between 86,400 and 144,000 beats per day. Over the course of a lifetime, an individual's heart may beat more than two billion times. A fully functional heart is like a well-oiled machine. However, various conditions can affect the heart and its ability to function at peak capacity. Individuals with an irregular heartbeat, also known as arrhythmia, may experience a common condition k...
FALLBROOK – September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and for many the subject of suicide is off limits. They believe the mere mention of suicide around friends and family can cause suicidal thoughts for them. Nothing could be further from the truth. Approximately 47,500 Americans died by their own hand in 2019, making suicide the 10th leading cause of death in this nation. Suicide rates in the US have climbed 33% in the last decade. One of the ways to reduce that number is by talking about suicide and suicidal id... Full story
FALLBROOK – Many people do not know that there are 450,000 people living in San Diego County who face food insecurity every day. Or know that of these people, 1 in 5 are children who go to bed hungry every night. September is National Hunger Awareness Month – a month where people all over America stand together with Feeding America and the nationwide network of food banks and food pantries to fight hunger. It's a month to spread the word and take action on this nation's hunger crisis and dedicate themselves to a sol...
FALLBROOK – Land donors and major contributors of the Fallbrook Land Conservancy were celebrated at the group's annual Emerald Grove event held in August at the home of Wallace and Beverly Tucker. Some 70 guests enjoyed an outdoor reception and dinner, along with brief presentations by Wallace Tucker, co-founder of the FLC, and Susan Liebes, chair of the group's board of directors. Guests also participated in a live auction led by board member and longtime supporter Kent B...
Rick Monroe Special to the Village News The Fallbrook Regional Health District and the North County Fire Protection District have a cost-sharing agreement that allows both agencies to have a highly qualified public outreach/communication specialist. "I feel very honored to be a part of this team," said Daniela Vargas. "To be trusted with the task of not only informing but reaching out to our community is something I will handle with great care. Being Latina myself I really...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The North County Fire Protection District is expected to adopt its budget Sept. 21. The budget was reviewed at the Aug. 24 NCFPD board meeting but as an informational rather than a voting item. Normally the NCFPD board meetings are on the fourth Tuesday of the month, but a California Special Districts Association conference the fourth week of September caused a change to the third Tuesday for September. "We have a balanced budget for the year," said NCFPD Fire Chief Keith McReynolds. The...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The North County Fire Protection District selected Matrix Consulting Group to develop the district's long-range master and strategic plan. The NCFPD board voted 5-0 Aug. 24 to award Matrix Consulting Group, which is headquartered in San Mateo and has an office in Irvine, a contract not to exceed $72,000. "We're looking forward to partnering with them," said NCFPD Fire Chief Keith McReynolds. The June 22 NCFPD board meeting included consideration of a scope of work for a long-range master and...
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Small Business Administration’s National Small Business Week Virtual Summit event schedule is set. This annual event, happening Sept. 13-14, honors the nation’s 31 million small businesses for their perseverance, ingenuity, triumphs, and creativity. SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman announced National Small Business Week last month. The free, three-day conference will take place in a virtual atrium, which will showcase a series of educational panels on best practices for small businesses to pivo... Full story
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Joe Naiman Village News Reporter San Luis Rey Training Center horses finished first and second in the Grade 2 Pat O'Brien Stakes race Aug. 28 at the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club. Ginobili, who is trained by Richard Baltas and was ridden by Drayden Van Dyke, won the seven-furlong race for 3-year-olds and upward in 1:22.36. Ginobili finished 1 3/4 lengths ahead of C Z Rocket, who is trained by Peter Miller and had Florent Geroux as his jockey that day. "It was a great win. I'm very...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School FFA is hosting their famous Tri-Tip BBQ dinners before the Sept. 10 football game against Classical Academy High School. Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Agriculture department, which is located at the east end of the football field. Each meal includes tri-tip, beans, salad, dinner roll and a drink. The price for each dinner is $12. For more information, call the Ag department at 760-723-6300 ext. 2508 or just show up. This is a fundraiser for FFA leadership development a... Full story
As we celebrated the life of Christina Marie Trieger at The Vineyard 1924, in Temecula, on Sunday, Aug. 29, we were surrounded by such love and support we are at a loss for words. Chris began attending church at the Vineyard just a year and a half ago at the start of the pandemic but was surrounded by love and prayers every time she attended. When talks of final arrangements were discussed Chris wanted a celebration to be held at the Vineyard with all of her friends and... Full story
The Biden administration has brought shame on the United States of America. An impeachment of Joe Biden alone would not be enough, it should be the whole crew, Biden, Harris, Blinken, Milley and Austin. I might add Pelosi, Schumer, the squad and I'm sure many others in the swamp, including the RINOS (Republicans in name only), Romney (whom I am distressed to say I voted for), Murkowski, Cheney and Collins. So many need to be held accountable. I pray they will. The Afghan debacle, leaving Americans and Afghan allies and... Full story
Supervisor Jim Desmond 5th District Power safety power shut offs can wreak havoc on the backcountry, especially on evacuation routes. As we head into fire season, many people will have their power shutoff due to high winds and fire danger. Back in March, Supervisor Joel Anderson and I presented a Board Letter after hearing about problems associated with PSPS events. This item passed with unanimous support and directed the chief administrative officer to identify gaps in Public Safety Power Shutdown mitigation and... Full story
Wouldn’t it be great if there was a warranty on everything in life? I for one, would love a warranty on health, or relationships. I suppose one could say that generally we all have a warranty on health. The warranty just runs out at different times for every individual. The warranty on health could be deemed to be invalid if an individual intentionally does things to undermine their health. A warranty on relationships would be awesome if it meant that a service could be p... Full story
Assemblymember Marie Waldron SD-75 Reality is setting in for the high-speed rail project. Cost overruns, construction delays and false promises may have finally doomed the project. In 2008, voters passed Prop. 1A, a $9.5 billion bond measure to help finance high-speed rail. Promises included keeping costs under $40 billion, the state’s maximum investment would be 30%, funding from federal, private and local sources would pay the rest. Additional taxpayer subsidies were prohibited, and construction could not begin until all r... Full story
San Diego County Gun Owners, a political action committee promoting Second Amendment rights, is not endorsing a candidate in the recall election, but we are recommending a “yes” vote for removing Gov. Newsom. Don’t argue over your favorite replacement candidate. Instead, the best way to support your candidate is to encourage more people to vote to recall Newsom. Your second vote will count only if a majority votes “yes” on the first question. Newsom has been the most anti-Second Amendment governor the state has ever endu... Full story
Recently my husband asked me if my new pink lace ballet slippers were “comfortable?” Blink. Blink. “Pardon me?” I replied. As you might imagine, I am still laughing myself into hiccups. Was there ever a pair of pretty lady’s shoes designed for comfort? Certainly, none I ever bought. Actually, thinking back, I forgot. There were two times. The first time I purchased sensible footwear was when I moved from California to work in New Jersey. Just days before a record snowfall in January 1995, I bought a pair of black-lac... Full story
