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  • Roar and Snore with lions, tigers and more!

    Nathalie Taylor|Updated Aug 8, 2018

    First Class camping? Is that an oxymoron? Not at San Diego Zoo's Safari Park! Roar and Snore is an overnight experience that has evolved into a first class experience. I know about this evolution because, in 2004, I barely slept in a cramped, hot tent. There were no showers. It was billed as "primitive" camping. But, now it's a new world with larger tents and sparkling showers. Of the park's 46 tents, 10 are dubbed "Premium." One of Webster''s definitions for "premium" is, "of...

  • Award-winning garden writer to speak

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK “ The Fallbrook Garden Club will commence its 2011-2012 season with a meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 27, featuring Emmy-award winning garden writer Pat Welsh as the guest speaker. The topic for Welsh's presentation will be winter vegetables “ how to choose, plant, feed, water, harvest and control pests without synthetic fertilizers or poisonous spray. She will show spectacular slides to complement her talk which will be loaded with special tips, hints, and little known facts that make all the difference between suc... Full story

  • Golf tournament to support the troops

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK “ Willis Allen Real Estate is hosting its first œWe Support the Troops charity golf tournament on Nov. 15 at the Golf Club of California in Sycamore Ranch. The event will have a shotgun start, team scramble format to benefit North County Warrior Support and Soldiers Who Salsa. The tournament provides the opportunity to support these worthwhile charities by entering the tournament or by sponsoring a military member to play along with additional sponsorships or donations. Registration and additional sponsorships are...

  • Tea Party offers talk on taxes

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK “ The Fallbrook Tea Party is offering a program with guest speakers Ray Usell on œFair Tax vs. Flat Tax; Michael Schwartz, of the NRA membership committee, on Second Amendment rights; and Cliff Sumrall, founder and coordinator of the Fallbrook Tea Party, on education. The meeting is on Tuesday, Sept. 27 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at San Luis Rey Downs Golf Club, 3147 Golf Club Dr. in Bonsall. For more information, contact Cliff Sumrall at (760) 723-7879 or [email protected].... Full story

  • Music supporters celebrate

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

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  • Thank You for remembering 9/11

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Many thanks to the North County Fire Protection District and all others involved in giving our community of Fallbrook such a wonderful opportunity to come together in a special way to remember the tragic terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. Unlike some people we know of, I feel proud to be an American and I am grateful to live in this great land. No, we may not be a perfect country, but we have been more generous and we have sacrificed more for others than any other country. It was wonderful to join together with friends and...

  • Thank you sweet ladies

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    A sad day came to Fallbrook with the closing of The Sweet Sicilian bakery on Main Ave. When this culinary gem arrived to town and opened their ovens, this gave a glimmer of hope for some much-needed revitalization to the heart of our hamlet. My appreciation is not only for those freshly baked goodies throughout the week, but more importantly for Grandma Dianna, daughter Lila and granddaughter Aisha and other family members with their always smiling and joyous faces greeting you as you entered the bake shop. To have three...

  • Are we fooled?

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    The simple answer to œAre we fooled? is: Yes. Many in the scientific world still may believe we are responsible for what, if anything, would cause global warming. Siding with the 9000 scientists who believe the sun, not our human actions, is the purveyor of what cools or heats this planet, places us in the majority of non-believers in Al Gore's enterprise of fooling the easily fooled public. Here in the Fallbrook area, various schools and some private buildings and homes are installing solar panels. Every single one is subsi... Full story

  • Open letter of thanks to North County Fire

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    I am one of the team managers of the Fallbrook Senior Softball League. On Monday, September 12 during an afternoon game, one of our players had a seizure/heart attack on the ball field. Two of our players who have had previous medical experience rendered aid and used the AED we have on site to keep this individual alive until the paramedics arrived. Once the paramedics arrived, they took charge and continued to render aid until the patient could be transported to the hospital. The only individual that I recognized was Tom Har...

  • Can you donate a truck for Homecoming?

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    My name is Alek Robbins, ASB Treasurer at Fallbrook Union High School. The ASB is trying to bring back the old tradition of each class having their own Homecoming float. We have three trucks to use for these so far, but need a fourth. We are looking for a small truck such as a Chevrolet S10, Ford Ranger, or GMC Sonoma. If you can help us out by donating one of these trucks, please contact Mike Lilly, ASB Director at FUHS by calling (760) 723-6300 Ext. 3501 or email [email protected]. Alek Robbins...

  • Thanks, Albertsons, for staying open during the black out.

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    I'd like to express my gratitude to the managers and employees of Albertsons for staying open and helping out our town during the blackout two weeks ago. It was a tough time with almost all businesses in town closed. Your store was bombarded with a massive amount of irritated and worried people, and all I saw from your staff was courtesy and professionalism. Thank you. Forest Rhodes...

  • Politicians need to get to work

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    For some time now, especially since the recent budget ceiling debacle, I've been listening intently to the political rhetoric of both major parties. And what I am seeing and hearing concerns me greatly. My focus is not on which party or politician is pitching the right policy for this or that. Regardless of the subject, the issues are so complex that no single party or person could possibly have all the answers. The solutions to the economy, jobs, medical care, war, poverty and the like require everyone to work together as a...

  • Seeking witnesses to accident

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    We are looking for any witnesses or anyone that has information regarding a hit and run accident that occurred on Friday, Sept. 16 at 10:45 a.m. on northbound Interstate 15 between the Deer Springs and Gopher Canyon exits. The accident involved a late model Ford F-150, F-250, or F-350 truck and a gray 1998 Toyota Corolla four-door sedan. If anyone has any information at all, please call (760) 519-3478 or email [email protected]. The Morand Family...

  • Annual free prostate cancer screenings to be held at new location - 1328 S. Mission Road

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK “ The annual free prostate cancer screening offered for the men of Fallbrook will be held this year on Sat., Nov. 5, from 7 to 9:30 a.m. This year, the Fallbrook Healthcare District is teaming up with the Jack E. Johns Fallbrook Family Health Center to provide the screenings at the center located at 1328 S. Mission Road (in the Northgate Market center). Appointments are required to obtain a screening. The healthcare district will begin making appointments on Mon., Oct. 3 by phone at (760) 731-9187. In previous y...

  • Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Fighting a giant, being a knight, and dreaming the impossible dream were all recognizable elements of œDon Quixote sprinkled throughout the œMan of La Mancha, but it is the actors' abilities to truly capture the characters within the play that really arrest the audience. John LaLonde stars as both Miguel de Cervantes and Don Quixote in the Welk Theatre's production, which is directed and choreographed by Dan Mojica and produced by Joshua Carr. The duo decided to put a new... Full story

  • 'Backfired!' murder mystery at Firehouse Broiler

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK - Curtain Call Company and Firehouse Broiler restaurant, located at 1019 S. Main Ave., are working together to present 'Backfired!' a dinner theater murder mystery that will open Oct. 11 and be offered the second Tuesday of each month through April (except Dec.). The story is set at a retirement dinner for a fire captain and brings to life the characters of Ernie 'The Axe' McMahon, Barry 'The Bear' Griffin, and firefighter/paramedic Paul 'Pumper' Powers. The retirement dinner progresses as planned until someone...

  • Local expert reviews women

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Throughout both women's and men's lives, health maintenance practices are important at all ages. Those include adhering to a healthy diet, regular exercise, ensuring emotional wellbeing, and annual checkups with one's primary care physician. However, women have specialized healthcare needs that change over the years and it is important to know the items commonly addressed by age group. Local women's health expert and surgeon, Dr. Anthony Bianchi, owner of Bianchi OB/Gyn...

  • Inland Eye Specialists sponsor Care Van

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

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  • Diabetes class series starts Sept. 27

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    FALLBROOK “ A four-part diabetes class on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon is starting Sept. 27 for anyone recently diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes or who has had diabetes for awhile but needs an update on self-management. Relatives and significant others are welcome to attend. Topics include healthy diet, exercise and activity, oral medications, insulin, preventing and managing complications. The class continues on Oct. 4, 11 and 18 at First Citizens Bank in the community room, 1139 S. Mission Rd. There is no cost, but a...

  • Chiloquin closes out Del Mar with win

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Chiloquin, a three-year-old gelding who was the first San Luis Rey Downs Thoroughbred Training Center horse to win a race during this year's Del Mar Thoroughbred Club meet, was also the final San Luis Rey Downs horse to win at Del Mar this year. Chiloquin followed his Aug. 10 Real Good Deal Stakes win with a victory in the ninth race Sept. 7, which was the meet's closing day. He had a winning time of 1:15.78 in the 6 1/2-furlong race and finished three-quarters of a length in front of second-place Courtside. œHorse seems to...

  • Rancho Bernardo slips past the Warriors, 27-26

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    The much-anticipated Fallbrook varsity football home opener versus the Rancho Bernardo Broncos on Friday, September 16, was a nail-biter. After opening the season with a loss against Mount Miguel, the Warriors were coming off an early bye week to challenge the Broncos. Although Fallbrook out-gained Rancho Bernardo in total yards, several big plays helped the Broncos to their second win of the young season, 27-26. On the opening Rancho Bernardo drive, the Warrior defense...

  • Six Warrior girls medal at Laguna Hills Invitational

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Six Fallbrook High School girls earned medals for finishing among the top 40 in their races at the Laguna Hills Invitational cross-country meet Sept. 10. Fallbrook head coach Troy Hamlin and his assistant coaches had 27 girls in the four grade-level races, and 19 of those 27 runners had times under 25 minutes on the meet's 3-mile course. œIt was a very good showing, Hamlin said. œIt was a learning experience for many of them. Fallbrook was one of three San Diego Section schools to participate in the Laguna Hills meet, joi... Full story

  • Warrior H2O falls to Great Oak Wolfpack, 13-7

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Fallbrook High School's boys water polo team won three matches and lost two in the Poway Invitational tournament Sept. 8 to 10 which opened the Warriors' season. œWe kind of found out where we're at, said Fallbrook coach Bill Richardson. Fallbrook opened the tournament and its season Sept. 8 at Montgomery Middle School in El Cajon. The Warriors lost to La Costa Canyon by a 12-9 score. œWe were off to a 4-1 lead first quarter and then didn't play very well the rest of the wa... Full story

  • Fallbrook Avos meet first-season goal

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    The purpose of the Fallbrook Avos baseball club is to develop the baseball skills of young Fallbrook players. This development is expected to benefit the high school baseball team in the future but is primarily aimed at providing the players with the skills and knowledge to play at high school and higher levels. Based on those criteria, Fallbrook Avos director Mark DiBenedetti considers the club's first season a success. œIt was a great first season. The way those kids have matured and grown has just been awesome, and... Full story

  • Warriors 5-3 in San Diego Fall Classic to start volleyball season

    Updated Sep 22, 2011

    Fallbrook High School's girls volleyball team began its 2011 season in the Sept. 9-10 San Diego Fall Classic at the Epic Volleyball Center in Poway and posted a 5-3 record while reaching the Silver Division semifinals. œWe're pretty excited. The girls are happy, said Fallbrook coach Peter Peng. The Warriors began 2010 with a 3-3 record in last year's San Diego Fall Classic, losing to Lincoln High School of Stockton in the silver bracket quarterfinals. The 2011 tournament gave Fallbrook a five-team pool, accounting for one m...

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