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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SAN DIEGO – California Interscholastic Federation – San Diego Section (CIFSDS) celebrates 50 years of teaching sportsmanship this year. As part of the celebration, the CIFSDS will select the top 50 high school athletes in the section based on their high school careers and establish the CIF San Diego Section Hall of Fame. The public is invited to log onto www.cifsds.org to nominate local athletes or sports moments since 1960. The deadline for nominations is Sept. 30....
To send the 2010 summer season out with a bang, Camp Pendleton’s Paige Fieldhouse hosted the Marine Corps Community Services Sports Jam, Aug. 27. More than 200 service members participated in the event that concluded the 101 Days of Summer Drug-Free Challenge. The Single Marine Program and Semper Fit Health Promotions also sponsored the event. The 101 Days of Summer series creates unit functions to utilize programs that share the common goal of eliminating illegal drug use and promoting responsible use of alcohol within the m...
FALLBROOK – Recently Fallbrook Gymnastics hosted GymFest at Universal Studios Hollywood. Fallbrook had five competitive teams and three performance teams participating in the event. Fallbrook’s Hot Rods, a level 3 boys team, finished in first place; Fallbrook’s girls teams finished as follows, Heart Breakers, Level 5, second place; CK Stars, Level 3, third place; Footloose, Level 2, finished with a red ribbon and Hoe Down Honey’s, Level 2, also earned a red ribbon. Fallbrook’s Family Performance Team with members...
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – There’s a new king, crop-wise, in San Diego County, ornamental trees and shrubs, according to the annual crop report put out by the San Diego County Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures. Since 1984, indoor flowering plants and foliage has been San Diego County’s number-one valued crop. But it was edged out in 2009 by ornamental trees and shrubs, which, county officials said, could indicate a shift by local growers away from operating exp... Full story
In the early days of a Marine’s career, it is instilled that they inherit the honor of representing the United States Marine Corps through their conduct, proficiency, and appearance, both in and out of uniform. It is not uncommon in warm weather for some individuals to opt to dress more casually to beat the heat. As a result, some find themselves in hot water with the base’s dress code. Every Marine recruit receives classes about proper civilian attire to ensure their dress an... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook School of the Arts Visiting Artist Workshop Series continues this October 4 to 8 with artist and educator Nancy Collins from Mendocino. Collins has a passion for watercolor, more specifically a fascination with color itself. In this color theory class, “The Magic of Mixing Color,” Collins will explain her philosophy: manipulation of color can control a depth of feeling and can transform a painting from good to great. She has won several awa... Full story
ESCONDIDO – On Sat., Sept. 25, the San Diego Archaeological Center will participate in the sixth annual Museum Day, presented by Toyota. The Center will join participating museums and cultural institutions nationwide to open their doors free of charge to all visitors who download the Museum Day Ticket from www.Smithsonian.com. A celebration of the world’s dynamic heritage and cultural life, participating Museum Day venues emulate the free admission policy of the Smithsonian Institution’s Washington D.C.-based facilities... Full story
TEMECULA – The Swing Dolls, a dynamic female vocal trio, who captivate and entertain with stunning close harmonies, show-stopping costumes and stylish choreography, will appear at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 2 at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater. The variety show, presented by West Coast Performing Arts Presenters, will feature The Swing Dolls performing songs from girl groups spanning pop music history, with a focus on the hits of the forties, fifties, sixties and... Full story
FALLBROOK – The wait is finally over for Les Miserables, the eight-time Tony Award winning musical that has thrilled audiences around the world. This exhilarating musical voyage runs September 17 through October 3 at the Mission Theatre in Fallbrook. “We are thrilled to bring this musical masterpiece to Fallbrook,” said Jane Stimmel, producer of the Fallbrook Players production. “This is a unique production created solely for the intimate space of the Mission Theatre.” “Director Stephen Knoll-Gentry is challengi...
FALLBROOK – The guest speaker for Village Rotary’s Aug. 24 meeting was Michael Domeier, president of the Marine Conservation Science Institute. He explained the methods, reasons, and extensive planning that goes into capturing, tagging, and releasing great white sharks. He has a new series, which will be seen on the National Geographic channel this coming year. He answered a question from the audience about how to defend oneself if attacked by a shark. “The only thi...
FALLBROOK - Fallbrook Music Society has announced that season subscriptions are available for its upcoming 2010-11 concert season, which showcases celebrated artists, amazing guest soloists and dynamic orchestral and chamber musicians. “We welcome new subscribers to join us this season for a remarkable journey; international in scope; that reverberates with the sounds of music from around the world,” said Brenda Montiel, president of Fallbrook Music Society. Season sub...
FALLBROOK – Ken Graydon is a fixture in three worlds. In Fallbrook, he’s always present, shovel in hand, at Land Conservancy and Save Our Forest events, or he’s lugging lighting and sound equipment for Fallbrook Americana Music Series concerts. Graydon’s car buddies rely on him to tinker with the electrical systems on their pet vintage cars. In the music world, Graydon cuts a wider swath. Even here, Graydon wears three hats specializing in songs of the cowboy, sea and r...
It isn’t a disgrace that the Fallbrook-based Baja Bug was the last finisher in its class in the Best In The Desert series Las Vegas to Reno Off-Road Race which took place August 20-21. In off-road racing being the final finisher is still preferable to not finishing. “Our main goal is we really want this thing to hold up for 534 miles,” said Fallbrook’s Mike Zavos, who drove in the race along with Hawaii’s Rob Caveney. “It’s a lot of terrain that you really wouldn’t want...
FALLBROOK – On Sept. 20, Meineke Car Care Centers, Inc., a leader in franchised automotive services, will introduce a brake repair service option called Personal Pricing' at the seven independent San Diego County locations. “The concept is new to the automotive service business,” said T.K. Russell, franchise owner of the Fallbrook Meineke located at 742 S. Main Ave (just south of the intersection of Fallbrook Street). “If you have a brake problem, just bring your vehicle to Meineke, tell us what you want to spend...
BONSALL - Information about growing macadamia nuts in California will be presented by the University of California Cooperative Extension, the California Macadamia Society and the Gold Crown Macadamia Association in a seminar to be held Sat., Nov. 6 from 8:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Prather residence, 6686 Via de la Reina, Bonsall. The seminar is designed to provide an opportunity for all who are interested to learn about growing macadamia nuts in California. “In addition t... Full story
ESCONDIDO - In 2007 the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) adopted Conditional Waiver Number 4 which requires all agricultural operators to do runoff water sampling, testing and reporting. The United States Department of Agriculture defines an agricultural operator as anyone who produces and sells over $1,000 worth of an agricultural product in a year. Approximately 6,000 farms in San Diego and southern Riverside counties meet that compliance standard. The Regional Water Quality Control Board has given... Full story
SAN DIEGO – Cal Fire offers these fire safety tips to babysitters. If a fire starts, they should get everyone out of the house and call the fire department from a neighbor’s telephone. They need to plan ahead and know all fire escape options including routes to get children out of their bedrooms if the front or back doors are blocked by smoke. This fire safety information is for their safety, and that of the children. Everyone should remember to be fire safe, not sorry!...
ESCONDIDO – Grangetto’s will be holding its seventh annual horticulture seminar on October 27 at the Wild Animal Park. This event is open to all horticultural professionals and offers a full day of fun and education, breakfast, lunch and beverages while listening to engaging speakers discuss pest management and best practices. Participants can take the Journey into Africa tram tour, listen to all new speakers, visit vendor displays and enter the opportunity drawing. Continuing education units applied for 5.0 ...
With 101 Critical Days of Summer coming to an end, Camp Pendleton safety officials, and military police stress the importance of crime prevention on base. According to military police officials, the safe feeling offered by living on a military base causes residents to develop complacency and they tend to forget the basics of personal security. Doing the simple things such as locking doors, securing valuables and ensuring windows are shut stop happening. “Crime of o...
Joy Bernice Hughes, 84, passed away Wednesday, September 8, 2010 in Huntsville, Ala. She was born July 9, 1927. Survivors include her daughter Kimberly and husband Robert M. Suggs; grandson Christopher R. Suggs and granddaughter Lisa M. Suggs. No services are planned at this time. Berryhill Funeral Home is assisting the family. Memorial donations may be made to World Vision....
Daniel Prescott Liermann, 28, of Fallbrook, went to be with his brother on Sept. 13, 2010. Daniel was born on Aug. 6, 1982. He was preceded in death by his brother, Justin Miles Liermann, on Nov. 2, 2009. He is survived by his parents, Ken and Mary Liermann, sister Donna Wiedenhaupt, and many loving family and friends. A visitation will be held at Berry-Bell and Hall Mortuary on Fri., Sept. 17, 2010 from 4 to 8 p.m. A graveside service will be held at Fallbrook Masonic... Full story
The intricacies of a specific print can be something one is immediately attracted to, leaving a lasting impression on the mind. Why humans instantly connect with certain images can be easily identified or a point of mystery, but, nonetheless very real. An opportunity to view a large assortment of fine art prints, both historic and new, can be found at the Transferring Ink II show now through October 23 at the Fallbrook Art Center. The show’s opening reception on Sept. 4, atten...
