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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FALLBROOK—Christ The King Lutheran Church is hosting its annual Country Holiday Faire on Saturday, Oct. 22 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1620 S. Stage Coach Lane. This event is open to the community with the purpose of raising funds to benefit non-profit organizations in the area. The Faire is not only a gold mine of handcrafted items, but includes a farmer’s market and flower shop. Also offered are a book nook, cookie walk, silent auction and Grandma’s Attic. No hol...
FALLBROOK – The Monserate Chapter DAR will meet at the Vista Valley County Club, 29354 Vista Valley Drive, in Vista on Thursday, Oct. 20 at 11:30 a.m. The speaker will be Beverly Nickerson who will talk about the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Guests are welcome. The luncheon is $20 per person payable in advance. The Daughters of the American Revolution is open to women 18 and older who can prove lineal descent from a patriot who fought or gave aid to the cause during the Revolutionary War. Help is available. For more...
FALLBROOK - The Fallbrook Union High School vocal music department will present “Beyond Broadway,” a musical revue featuring songs from current and past Broadway hits on Thursday, October 13 at 7 p.m. in the Bob Burton Center for the Performing Arts. All three of the high school’s choirs will be perform, as well as a number of solos. General admission seats may be purchased at the door for $5. All proceeds benefit the vocal music department....
FALLBROOK – Potter’s non-profit East Coast Trip invites families to come out and spend an evening under the stars to watch “Rio” on a giant movie screen, at the Maie Ellis Education Center, 400 W. Elder St., on Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. The Potter Jr. High eighth grade students are raising funds for their East Coast trip in June when they will be traveling to Washington D.C. and New York to learn about the nation’s history first hand and not just from their textbooks. The cost of the movie is a $1 donation per person and the... Full story
On Friday, October 7, the Fallbrook varsity football team hosted the Carlsbad Lancers. The Warriors (1-4) looked to be in prime condition to snap the Lancers’ three-game winning streak, but instead, Carlsbad used a strong second half to secure a victory. Fallbrook fell, 31-17. On the first offensive play of the game, Warrior quarterback Micah Marroquin was tackled in the backfield. The horse collar tackle gave Fallbrook fifteen yards and an injured signal caller. C... Full story
Oct. 3, 2011 To: Fallbrook Hospital CEO Alex Villa Just wanted to send a note of appreciation to Fallbrook Hospital for the excellent care I received recently. The ambulatory services staff were extremely caring, professional, efficient, and made me feel very comfortable. Monique took excellent care of me and attended to my every need. She started my IV without any discomfort whatsoever. Cathy was also very friendly and helpful. Lourdes took me back to the procedure room and monitored me while I was undergoing my...
I want to thank Major Market for allowing me to put my table in front of their store and help animals every month. To answer a question from another local chain store, I believe it is important for me to be there two days a month as I save hundreds and hundreds of lives, dogs and cats that so many people consider to be worthless and dispose of in the worst ways. I save these lives through spay and neuter programs. I have sent 12 or more persons to the S.N.A.P. organization on average each month. I help the chronically ill... Full story
I would suggest that someone help the county, or anyone else wishing for a flagpole, to shop online for an American-made flagpole. There are many available, in heights over 40 and 50 feet for far less than $7,000 as mentioned in this story. And I applaud all those who contributed to acquiring enough funds to complete the project... I know that I don’t know all the facts about how tall of a flagpole we need or want, and whether it is to have internal cabling or not, but I’m sure the original estimate of $10,000 was lud...
If one studies “conservatives” over the centuries there is one thing they all have in common - it is respect for tradition. Conservatives resist change because they know there is always a reason for things being the way they are. Unlike conservatives, liberals have no common characteristic although a case might be made that they are the agents of change. No one is purely conservative or liberal; there are just liberal and conservative movements. When usually conservative people find a liberal movement justifiable, they sup...
The American economy is driven by consumer spending, representing two-thirds of GDP. Falling middle-class income and the loss of manufacturing jobs is our own fault. We currently waste our considerable purchasing power to promote multinational corporations who exploit cheap labor overseas, for the short-sighted goal of somewhat cheaper tennis shoes or sweatshirts. Just as corporations squeeze their suppliers to meet their demands, Americans who care about our long-term economic health, and a strong middle class, should use... Full story
Pala Mesa Resort recently hosted the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce’s annual golf tournament. I have to share with everyone how wonderful the staff was! Every single person I spoke with, or had questions for, was so polite and kind. Everyone smiled and treated me like I was a friend. It was just like one would hope for in our small and wonderful town! Thank you Pala Mesa for that excellence service and attitude you blessed us all with! I am still smiling. Lori Gaye... Full story
VALLEY CENTER – A free workshop will be provided in Spanish on how individuals can manage landscape and home garden pests in the safest manner to address pest problems. The seminar will be presented Saturday, October 22 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. by the University of California and the Healthy Garden – Healthy Home program at the Valley Center Library, 29200 Cole Grade Road in Valley Center. The 90-minute workshop will give participants information on how to properly care for citrus trees, how to identify good and bad... Full story
Fallbrook’s Denton sisters took third and fourth place in the Children’s Fishing Derby which was part of Oceanside Harbor Days. The Sept. 24 contest for children 13 and under was based on the largest catch during the 3 1/2 hour fishing period. Eight-year-old Dara Denton earned third place by catching a four-ounce mackerel while the larger of the two lizard fishes caught by 6-year-old Dacy Denton weighed two ounces to give the Bonsall Elementary School first-grader fourth pla...
FALLBROOK – On Oct. 17 at 7:30 p.m., the Fallbrook Camera Club will present a special program on the new Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3 software program at the Silvergate Retirement Residence at 720 Elbrook St. The program will feature a series of video tutorials about the software prepared by Adobe Senior Evangelist Julianne Kost. There will also be a live demonstration of the software by club president Lin Craft. Attendees who fill out a registration form that night will be entered in a drawing for a variety of free...
An upcoming photographic show called Monochrome will be featured in the Pinnell Gallery from Oct. 28 through Dec. 1. Organized by Robert Sommers, this is the second show featuring all local artists. “As many may or may not be aware, Fallbrook is home to a lot of very competent artists and photographers,” said Sommers. “The first all-local exhibit I arranged last year, called ‘Local Color’ was a huge success.” To provide a new twist this year, Sommers said he decided to...
FALLBROOK – Due to the power outage in September cancelling their meeting, the Fallbrook Gem and Mineral Society has again scheduled Meg Berry of GIA as their guest speaker, on Thursday, Oct. 13 starting at 7 p.m. Berry will give a presentation on “Uses of Diamonds in Lapidary (gem cutting) Arts.” She is an award winning lapidary and has a lapidary business called Megagem where she fashions gemstones for the jewelry trade but does take on commission work as well. She is not only a master of faceting gems but is als...
It was a good decision to have Abbey Road, the Beatles tribute band, perform its upbeat, energized show at the Old Town Temecula Community Theater on Saturday evening, Oct. 1 after the intriguing, live performance art of Gregory Adamson. Adamson, a renowned Southern California artist, volunteered to donate his time that evening to create, on the spot, a huge masterpiece of art that could be auctioned off to help raise funds for a bronze bust to be commissioned in memory of...
Isn’t it interesting how many people just don’t know what to do with leftovers? Well, here are some ideas and don’t be afraid to use leftovers when entertaining at home! Leftovers can be delicious, healthy, and be used in new ways. I always like to add vegetables to most everything; we Americans need more of them in our diet, plus they add nice color to a dish. Last weekend, my husband and I barbecued a burgundy-marinated tri-tip that I had purchased from Major Marke...
LA JOLLA - Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States, surpassing all forms of cancer and the next five killers combined. It strikes down one person every 37 seconds. Truly, heart disease is the nation’s greatest health challenge. At the forefront of cardiovascular care in the San Diego region, Scripps* continues to be named one of the best in the nation for cardiology and heart surgery by U.S. News & World Report. This ranking reflects the ongoing c...
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FALLBROOK - Darlene Ulloa, a Fallbrook resident, has been named Employee of the Quarter at Innovative Healthcare Consultants for the Fall of 2011. Ulloa has worked for Innovative since February of 2008 and is a companion caregiver who works or has worked for a number of Fallbrook residents. She is also a special education teacher’s aide at La Paloma Elementary School. “Ulloa’s exemplary performance and loving care to our clients has made her an example to all who know her,...
FALLBROOK – Local ladies are welcome to attend the Oct. 24 Healthy Woman Ladies Night Out Partner Fair and Dance Event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Fallbrook Library. Meet the program partners and learn about their products and services and how women can dance their way to fitness. Various instructors will demonstrate different moves designed for all levels. The event will be hosted by Fallbrook Hospital but held at Fallbrook Library, 124 S. Mission Road. Participate in the “Healthier Me” challenge and set per...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center is in need of volunteer nurses to administer pregnancy tests and provide limited ultrasounds on clients. Training will be provided. Volunteer nurses will serve under the supervision of the nurse manager. For a more detailed description of duties or to volunteer, call (760) 728-4105....
Fallbrook High School’s field hockey team finished September with a 7-2 record. “They’re doing great,” said Fallbrook coach Kirstin Mueller. “The only two losses were in strokes, so it’s not really anything to be ashamed of.” The Warriors compiled a 7-1 record before their Sept. 28 loss in strokes at Scripps Ranch. Three of those wins were in the two-weekend Serra Tournament, while the Warriors’ 1-0 road win at Serra to open the season Sept. 8 was against the Serra High Scho...
A Sept. 29 win at Mission Vista gave Fallbrook High School’s girls volleyball team a 7-5 record entering Avocado East League play. “We’re learning from each match, I think,” said Fallbrook coach Peter Peng. “We feel like we can compete, we feel like we have the ability to win, and now it’s a matter of just demonstrating that.” After starting the season 5-3 at the San Diego Fall Classic, Fallbrook played Sept. 15 at El Camino in the Warriors’ first non-tournament...
