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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Great food doesn’t have to be complicated, and Dominick’s Delicatessen bears testimony to that fact. Dominick’s, a pleasant place on the south end of Fallbrook, has been serving up uncomplicated, but delicious, Italian fare for twenty-two years. Visit this cozy deli and you will be assured of getting fresh food made by Dominick himself, or his manager of seventeen years, Dana. Almost all the recipes are his grandmother’s, except about five that he has added himself. Soft-spoken and personable, Dominick is pleased with hi... Full story
Congratulations, Potter, on your first win! Potter Jr. High volleyball consists of a varsity team and a junior varsity team, with 13 girls on each. The varsity team is coached by Jalene Nixon and the junior varsity team is coached by Jenni Matsumoto. The girls are starting their season off strong, so come help support your fellow classmates at the next game, which will be on October 27. The two teams will be competing against Woodland’s volleyball team. The game will be held at Sullivan Middle School....
FALLBROOK — Christ the King Lutheran Preschool will hold an open house on October 21 at 5:30 p.m. Leilani’s of Fallbrook will be offering pulled pork sandwiches and baked beans for $7 per plate. The classrooms will be open until 7:30 p.m. and the teachers will be available to give information and answer questions. On October 26 from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the Preschool Bazaar will take place. Eight different vendors will sell their wares and donate a percentage to the school. The vendors will be Arbonne, Homemade Gourmet, Sil... Full story
It is hard to believe that we are nearing the end of October. At this time FUHS’ ASB is busy preparing for our Homecoming football game and dance. As you know, Homecoming weekend activities begin with our football game against Oceanside and end with the Homecoming dance on Saturday night. Many thanks to the ASB for their work in carrying on this fine FUHS tradition. In addition to the Homecoming activities, the annual Breaking Down the Walls school-wide assembly will be held on Tuesday, October 25. All FHS students will p...
As you all may know, this is Fallbrook High School’s Homecoming week. This week’s festivities have included spirit days, a pep rally on Friday before our game against Rancho Buena Vista and, to finish off the week, a Homecoming dance on Saturday. The spirit days for this week are: Monday — Singing Sensation Day, Tuesday — Sports Day, Wednesday — Class Colors Day (freshmen, orange; sophomores, yellow; juniors, pink; seniors, blue), Thursday — Cowboy/Cowgirl Day and Friday — Red and White Day. I took some time this week to...
Here’s a word to the wise sports fan: registration/signups for the upcoming basketball season are going full swing at your Boys & Girls Club of North County. That’s right, all of your favorite youth basketball leagues are about to kick off in December. All age groups are covered — Biddyball (6-year-olds through second grade), third and fourth grade, fifth and sixth grade and girls seventh through ninth grade. Oh, and don’t worry, seventh through ninth grade boys — your season will start January 2, 2006, but it won’t hurt to g...
Lori Brown not only won the Ladies Level 3 and the Ladies Overall division in the Roy Rogers Rangers mounted shooting contest September 3 at the Norco Fair, but she also won the overall competition for all shooters. Not only did Brown shoot all 40 of her balloons, but her cumulative run time over the four stages was faster than any other competitor even without their penalties. That gave Ben, her horse, the Performance Horse award. “It was nice because I know I didn’t get it by basically default. There was no one else the...
The Fallbrook Senior Center Cribbage Team continued its hot streak at the September 22 Senior Challenge Cribbage Match. With 33 players in the match Fallbrook easily won with 63 wins to Oceanside’s 56 wins. This makes seven wins this year for Fallbrook to Oceanside’s two. The hottest player of the day was Ray Lanoue, who won all seven games with two skunks. Anne Flaherty came in second with six wins and one skunk. Third went to Harold Shane, who had five wins and a skunk. In the next five places were Carol Riccitelli, Loi...
Fallbrook High School’s varsity football team is now 0-1 in Avocado League Play following the Warriors’ 35-0 loss to Vista in the league opener October 14. Although an undefeated league season is now out of the question, the Warriors aren’t giving up. “We need to keep focusing on our league play,” said head coach Dennis Houlihan. The loss to Vista was also the fourth in a row for Fallbrook after the Warriors won their first two games of the season. “We do need to regroup as far as our offense is concerned. I think our d...
Fallbrook High School’s girls volleyball team won its league opener October 5. The Warriors traveled to Vista for the first Avocado League match of the season and prevailed in four games. “The girls were on task enough to get through the night, but we have a lot of work to do to perform at a consistent level,” said Fallbrook coach Galen Tomlinson. After Fallbrook won the first game, the Panthers overcame a Warrior lead in the second game to tie the match at one game apiece. “I think it’s hard for them to stay on task the...
These Fallbrook Pop Warner football players and Pop Warner cheerleaders are honored for being All-American Scholars.... Full story
Game: “Beat the Pro” First: Gerri Mattson 69 Second: Evelyn Simon 73 Third: Kris Powers 74...
Final score: Fallbrook — 13 Morgan Run “Eagles” — 5 Low net — Fallbrook Ynez Garcia 67 Larry Sheldrup 69 Ray Sammons 70 Low net — Morgan Run “Eagles” Jim Dyer 62 Steve Tilton 69 Bob Adamson 71...
Fallbrook High School’s field hockey team had to go to strokes to win its league opener, but the Warriors prevailed in their Avocado League season debut October 7 at Rancho Buena Vista. “I’ll take it,” said Fallbrook coach Kathy Waite. Rancho Buena Vista is a physical team. “I was very proud of my girls for not allowing their intimidation and physicalness to distract from what they had to do in the game,” Waite said. The Longhorns were able to stop the Fallbrook offense, and the game was scoreless after regulation....
The Vista Panthers exhibited the abilities that place them in the top 10 teams of the county as they beat Fallbrook 35-0 on Friday night. The Fallbrook Warrior defense started out in great shape as they held the Panthers on three consecutive drives. They did not give up any points; however, the offense couldn’t capitalize and ended up with Holt throwing an interception that was returned for a Vista touchdown. The defense continued to put out great effort but began to tire at the end of the second quarter and gave up a... Full story
Fallbrook real estate prices creep ever higher each year, yet in some neighborhoods homes exist that defy that upward spiral. While small individual families vainly seek homes they can afford, multiple families and individuals pack themselves into houses from Rainbow to Bonsall. Does poverty drive this behavior? Do the residents represent a culture accustomed to living so closely the lack of privacy and hygiene is accepted? Are the dwellings owned by landlords oblivious to the blight such homes create in quiet neighborhoods?...
Five men and one woman were arrested by sheriff’s deputies on Monday, October 17, amidst a cache of stolen property, when deputies arrived at a residence in the 3000 block of Reche Road as part of an investigation into a grand theft that had occurred early that morning at La Estancia Inn on Old Highway 395. Sheriff’s Sgt. Rich Hendrickson reported, “One of the night clerks at La Estancia reported two thefts — one vending machine was taken at approximately 3:30 a.m. and the same vehicle returned at approximately 5 a.m. an... Full story
Anthony Baquero, Mary Morrison, Carl Morrison and Tony Flores enjoy an opportunity to relax and network on Rio Rico’s beautiful balcony patio at the Bonsall Chamber’s October 13 Sundowner....
Costume parties are not unusual in the month of October, but a party thrown by one set of Fallbrook parents for their 14-year-old daughter’s birthday on October 8 exceeded the boundaries of acceptability and encouraged and enabled children to engage in illegal behavior, other parents say. Touted as a “Pimp and ’Ho” party, invitees were encouraged to dress (or undress, as the case warranted) the part and “were promised all the free beer they could drink and all the free marijuana they could smoke,” said one disgusted m... Full story
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a list of facilities to be improved for State Route 76 east of Interstate 15 as part of the transportation impact fee ordinance. The 4-0 vote September 28, with Supervisor Ron Roberts absent on a trade mission, identified the widening of Highway 76 from two lanes to four lanes between Interstate 15 and Couser Canyon Road and interchange or ramp modifications for the intersection of Highway 76 and Interstate 15 as projects to be included in the TIF fee. The improvement project...
‘Lily’ is still looking for a quiet home without pets or small children. She is the perfect companion — loves walks and is no trouble. Doesn’t yap and would be an ideal ‘lap dog.’ She loves the car but is happy to spend time on her own with her furry toys. House trained. Adoption fee $75. Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary, (760) 685-3533 or www.fallbrookanimalsanctuary.org.... Full story
Knights of Columbus Council 7069 will present an Oktoberfest Dinner Dance on Saturday, October 15, from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sheridan Hall, St. Peter’s Catholic Community, 450 S. Stage Coach Lane. Fallbrook Music will be provided by Bavarian Beergarden Band. Dinner will include bratwurst, Wiener schnitzel, sauerkraut and German potato salad. Beer garden available. Profits benefit local charities as designated by Knights of Columbus Council 7069. Tickets available at the door....
Fallbrook Union High School’s Counseling Department will present the “Tenth Grade Four-Year Plan Parent Night — Looking Towards the Future” on November 15 at 6:30 p.m. in Room 201 (located next to the clock tower) and in the FUHS library for Spanish speakers. Topics that will be covered at the presentation will include high school graduation requirements, college entrance requirements, the California High School Exit Exam (CASEE) and creating a four-year plan.... Full story
FALLBROOK — The Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve (SMER) will be holding a docent-led educational tour on Saturday, October 22, at 8:30 a.m. This tour begins at the south gate of SMER (in Fallbrook) and traverses the reserve to the Temecula Gorge. This is a six-mile roundtrip, moderately strenuous hike. Join us to view the beautiful natural habitat and learn about some of the cutting edge research that is occurring in this protected outdoor laboratory. A $5 per person donation is suggested to support our docent program. F... Full story
Fallbrook Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1924 is seeking veterans to participate in the Veterans Day Parade, to be held Friday, Nov. 11, on Main Avenue in Fallbrook. The parade will start at 10 a.m. at Fallbrook and Main. Any and all veterans who would like to march in the parade are invited to show up at 9:30 a.m. in the Major Market parking lot. For further information, please call the VFW Post at (760) 728-8784....
