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 – The Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce will be presenting a “Festival of Lights” as the theme for this year’s Fallbrook Christmas Parade. Participants are encouraged to register for the parade and incorporate this theme in their Christmas Parade entries. The annual Christmas Parade will be held on Saturday, December 7 at 5 pm on Main Avenue in Fallbrook and the deadline to sign up is on Wednesday, November 13 at 5 pm. The registration form can be downloaded at www.fallbrookchamberofcommerce.org. Simply click on the... Full story
The Bonsall Woman's Club has a carefully curated calendar of programs and events that brings smiles to its 74 current members. Some October BWC highlights include S.P.O.T. (Saving Pets One at a Time) animal rescue presentation, a private tour of the Betty Crocker Estate in Valley Center for the Collectibles & Memorabilia special interest group, and a "Fall is in the Air" Paint n-Sip fundraiser co-hosted with the Fallbrook Woman's Club. Marlene Rantanen, 3rd Vice President of...
Forest is a 15 lb dachshund terrier mix who is about two years old. He was rescued after being attacked by two other dogs who broke his jaw. he has since recovered and is now ready for a loving home. Forest is playful and loves a lap. He is neutered, micro chipped, and vaccinated. To meet this sweet boy please contact [email protected].... Full story
On Friday, November 1, just after 1:30 a.m., deputies from the Vista Sheriff's Station responded to a fire at a home in the 200 block of W. Bobier Drive. When they arrived, deputies found the home engulfed in flames. At the same time, a Good Samaritan alerted deputies that someone was still inside the burning home. Without hesitation, Deputy Robert Oliveri made his way thorugh the front door and crawled through the smoke to find the person inside the home. Meantime, Deputy Craig Vanden Bossche and the Good Samaritan were able... Full story
At 1:54 pm today, Monday, Oct. 28, a collision was reported at the corner of S. Mission and Ammunition Rd. According to CHP, it was a three vehicle collision including a grey Honda Civic, a silver sedan, and apparently a grey Toyota Camry which were all in the right hand lane. CHP, Sheriff and NC Fire were all on scene as first responders and investigators. The cause hasn't been determined and it didn't appear anyone was transported. Two cars were towed awa... Full story
A grey Nissan Leaf vs. a motorcycle accident was reported tonight at 6:06 on the northbound I15 just north of SR76. The CHP reporting party said that a vehicle cut him off trying to avoid another vehicle. I'ts unclear whether the motorcycle or the vehicle was the party trying to avoid another vehicle. The vehicle was in the center divide and the motorcycle and rider were on the right hand shoulder. There didn't appear to be injuries.... Full story
Submitted by Fallbrook Union High School District Fallbrook, CA, October 15, 2024 -- Fallbrook Union High School District (FUHSD) received a Healthy Meals Incentives Recognition Award for improving the nutritional quality of their school meals. Awarded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) in collaboration with Action for Healthy Kids (AFHK), Fallbrook Union High School District] received the Innovation in the Preparation of School...
TEMECULA - Residents living in and around Temecula, California can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Grace Presbyterian Church will host this community event on 11/15/2024. The site is located at 31143 Nicolas Road in Temecula. Screenings can check for: • The level of plaque buildup in your arteries, related to risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke and overall vascular health. • HDL and LDL Cho...
The words "First Responders" are two words that are beginning to have a lot of meaning to the Children of the American Revolution. National C.A.R. President Emerson Sites-Byers has put together a significant, foundational program for C.A.R. Societies across the United States, and three local Societies came together to expand their knowledge. On Saturday, October 5th, the Temecula Creek Society, the Red, White, and Blue Society, and the Presidio Hill Society visited with two...
Thanks to all who helped by coming out and supporting the Halloween Bash at 127 West on October 26th. Next year will be even better. My original idea in having this night was to get together, have a fun evening, and just be able to cut loose while doing something worthwhile at the same time. We did it! Made money for Fallbrook Historical Society and Mentoring for Purpose and had a great night. Faro supplied us with the venue, and the buffet he served was magnificent. I’m not telling what it was…those that were there kno... Full story
Between September 2023 and June 2024, more than 155,000 migrants—predominantly single adults—were released onto the streets of San Diego County. The primary reason: Border Patrol facilities were overrun, and, by federal law, Border Patrol could not hold these individuals for more than a few days. The street releases temporarily stopped over the summer due to weather conditions, executive orders, and other factors—conveniently, just before the upcoming election. However, offici... Full story
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office and its community partners are raising awareness around the potential dangers of purchasing hemp-derived products that contain undisclosed levels of THC (the active ingredient in cannabis that causes the high sensation). As the Cannabidiol (CBD) market expands, the risk of encountering mislabeled products is increasing in San Diego County. Smoke shops, gas stations, liquor and wine stores, convenience stores and other major retailers sell hemp-derived food, drinks, dietary, beauty and m...
After reading a letter submitted to the VN by the Fallbrook Firefighters Association (FFA) VP Ryan Lewis, I feel compelled to correct several misrepresentations. I currently serve as a Director for District 4 and I was elected in 2020, after being recruited to run by the Firefighters union. When they first recruited me, I promised to always listen to their concerns but pointed out that I would not be their puppet. They reassured me that all they hoped for was an open line of communication. In his letter Ryan states that... Full story
As a member of the Planning Group, I always invite constructive feedback on our activities. Mr Mervich’s comments regarding the ‘black hole at the County Planning Department’ is indeed a concern….however, Mr, Mervich has not invented the wheel. The issue of project tracking has been a regular item of discussion at meetings of the Planning Group Chairs as well as at the full Planning Group. Mr. Mervich has not been aware of this since he has not attended meetings since his term as a prior Planning Group member expired. He has... Full story
As the November 5th election looms, the debate over who should have the right to vote in our elections has reached a fever pitch. At the heart of the divide is a critical issue: should noncitizens, including those who are in the U.S. illegally, have a say in our elections? Republican leadership argues vehemently against this, citing concerns over election security, while Democrat leadership continues to pass laws and file lawsuits that seem aimed at expanding the voter rolls... Full story
The Fallbrook Land Conservancy recently visited Fallbrook Union Elementary School District (FUESD) schools, continuing a longstanding partnership that has been an invaluable asset for years. This partnership has allowed students to play an active role in environmental conservation. FUESD is grateful for the Conservancy's dedication to educating young minds about the beauty and importance of our local environment. At Fallbrook STEM Academy, 4th-grade students recently had the c...
The legislative special session called to rein in high gas prices has adjourned. A bill that supporters claim will help prevent gasoline price spikes by increasing reserves, AB X2-1, passed on a party-line vote. Unfortunately the bill, along with other measures that could be implemented soon, may have the opposite effect. The measure is aimed at preventing price spikes when refineries temporarily shut down for maintenance, creating fuel shortages and driving up prices.... Full story
To whomever tore down my political sign from my tree: what you did was THEFT and it tells me more about your character than politics. We in America have the right to our opinions because that is what democracy is all about. Janice Siderius... Full story
The Bonsall Elementary PTA hosted a wildly successful Monster Mash fundraiser on Saturday, October 5, 2024, at Bonsall Elementary School, drawing record attendance from students, parents, and educators alike. The event, filled with Halloween spirit, provided a fun-filled afternoon for the whole community. Students and parents arrived in a variety of creative and spooky costumes, transforming the school's field into a festive celebration. Families enjoyed a warm autumn afternoo...
The Bonsall Unified School District board approved an agreement for training of the school district’s kitchen and child nutrition services staff. The 5-0 vote October 16 approved an agreement with Cheffy K & CA, LLC, for the training. The partners in Cheffy K & CA, LLC are Chef Kent Getzin and Chef Laura Bullene Jacobo. “BUSD is committed to supporting our staff by providing ongoing training opportunities to keep our services running as smoothly as possible,” said BUSD superintendent Heather Golly. Chef Laura is from Visal...
The Bonsall Unified School District board approved a memorandum of understanding with the Boys and Girls Club of North County to provide intersession camps during school breaks and non-school days for BUSD students during the 2024-2025 school year. The board voted 5-0 October 16 to approve the MOU. The school district will pay the Boys and Girls Club $25 per enrolled student for each day although if the student is present five days in a week the cost will be $100 per student. “Programs like these provide safe, e...
For over 25 years, Lidia Zapata has been a dedicated member of the La Paloma Elementary School community, serving as their Bilingual School Clerk for 14 of those years. She has lived in Fallbrook for 45 years and has no plans of leaving anytime soon. Lidia's main goals are to continue serving her community and to simply enjoy life to the fullest. When she's not working, Lidia enjoys practicing yoga and playing soccer, two hobbies that bring her joy and relaxation. In the... Full story
On Thursday, Nov. 7, the Fallbrook Quilt Guild will host one of their always-fun meetings at the Fallbrook Community Center, 341 Heald Lane, Fallbrook. Doors open at 12:30 p.m., and the meeting begins at 1:00 p.m. Ample free parking is available. The meeting will feature Linda Sullivan of Colourwerx, known for her raw-edge applique technique, which produces beautiful works of art. She will lecture the group on how to achieve their best machine applique stitch. Even quilters who typically avoid this technique will gain the... Full story
The guest speaker for the November 8th meeting of the Republican Women of CA – Fallbrook is business owner and Mayor of the City of Vista, John Franklin. First publicly elected in 2012 to serve on the Vista Irrigation District Board of Directors, Franklin was elected to the Vista City Council in 2014, re-elected in 2018 and elected Mayor in 2022. Elected on a platform focusing on solutions to homelessness and improved public safety, Mayor Franklin led the creation of Vista’s award-winning Homelessness Strategic Plan. The Repu... Full story
