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  • Suspect arrested in commercial burglaries

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    Sheriff’s deputies have arrested a suspect believed to be involved in several commercial burglaries that occurred on October 27 in Bonsall’s River Village shopping center and other locations in Fallbrook. On November 1 at approximately 12:30 a.m., Deputy Zachary Harris followed Jason Hollick, a parolee driving a 2004 Ford Ranger eastbound on State Route 76 and stopped him at Pala Casino with the help of deputies from Fallbrook and Valley Center and officers from the California Highway Patrol. Hollick had been wanted for bre...

  • CHP views Fallbrook hit and runs as frequent

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    Although the statistics don’t prove their claim, California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers working the Fallbrook/Bonsall beat have openly said it seems more and more frequent that they are responding to cases of hit and run in the village. From the statistical standpoint, CHP public information officer Chris Parent reports that there were a total of 3,471 collisions in the Oceanside CHP’s jurisdiction in the past year, with 444 of those collisions being classified as hit and runs (colliding with another vehicle or pro...

  • Weekend weather may not be as wet as expected

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    SAN DIEGO AND RIVERSIDE COUNTIES - A Pacific storm system moving into the area this weekend may not shed as much rain on the area as first thought, National Weather Service experts have said. Tracking of the storm has been unusually difficult for accurate prediction purposes, they said, because of the complex forces driving the storm. The storm will be drifting south through Friday and is now expected to turn east over the weekend, depending on how far south it tracks. Friday's high is expected to be 73 degrees with 20 percen...

  • Helping educate local students

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

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  • Foreclosures up slightly, but well below last year's levels

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    RIVERSIDE - The number of foreclosure filings in Riverside County edged up last month but remained well below levels of a year ago, a real estate tracking firm reported today. A total 4,949 mortgage default notices, auction sale notices and bank repossessions were recorded countywide in October, translating to 1 in 157 households in some stage of foreclosure, according to Irvine-based RealtyTrac. Figures showed the number of filings increased 1.52 percent from September, but were down 24 percent compared to a year ago.... Full story

  • Lords celebrate 50th anniversary

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – Dottie and Norm Lord, residents of Fallbrook for ten years, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a two-day event that included 40 members of their family. Dottie and Norm have three sons and seven grandchildren. Brad, the oldest son, flew from London, England with his son and three daughters; son Scott came from Carlsbad with his daughter; and son Matt and his wife Paulina came from La Jolla with a son and daughter. Other guests at the... Full story

  • Thanksgiving 5k Walk/Run to Feed the Hungry

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – Residents will be able to help feed the hungry in the Fallbrook community by participating in the Fallbrook Food Pantry’s Thanksgiving 5k Walk/Run on Saturday, Nov. 19, which will begin at 8:30 a.m. at 1042 S. Mission Road. The event will culminate at the same location. Sponsor forms are now available for the event at the pantry, local churches, at Fallbrook Library, or on www.fallbrookfoodpantry.org. For a $250 donation, businesses and organizations can b...

  • PTSA to raise money through Turkey Trot

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – Local residents can help support the Fallbrook Union High School PTSA by ‘Moving Your Feet Before You Eat’ at the 6th annual Pacific Marine Credit Union’s Turkey Trot. The event will be held Thanksgiving morning, November 24, at the Oceanside Civic Center in downtown Oceanside. Participants have the option of donating $5 of their entry fee to the FUHS PTSA. Register at www.osideturkeytrot.com....

  • Wrights celebrate 62nd wedding anniversary

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – Dick and Ruth Wright, Fallbrook residents since 1970, will celebrate 62 years of marriage on Friday, Nov. 11. The couple was married on Armistice Day, Nov. 11, 1949 at the Trinity Baptist Church in Long Beach, Calif. They will be celebrating on 11/11/11, and will enjoy their six “aces” at home....

  • Woman's Club offers photos with Santa

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Woman’s Club will partner with Ahrend Studios once again to offer photos with Santa at the clubhouse, located at 238 W. Mission Road. Santa, along with Mrs. Claus, will be present on Saturday, November 26, from 9 to 11 a.m. Two 4x6-inch photos are offered for $10 as a community service. Children, parents, grandparents or pets can be photographed with Santa or Mrs. Claus.... Full story

  • MOPS to hold annual Holiday Boutique

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    BONSALL – The local Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) group will offer its annual Holiday Boutique on Thursday, Nov. 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Riverview Church in Bonsall. Over 16 vendors will be on site....

  • Nothing is lost by eliminating fossil fuel pollution

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was founded in 1988. This organization is supported by many nations to evaluate research conducted by scientists throughout the world who are assessing the risk of climate change caused by human activity. Subsequently, climatologists analyze the IPCC publications and confer to exchange information. Some critics have rightly presented arguments against methodologies or conclusions of some volcanic and sunspot studies, and of using air samples from pockets of air trapped in...

  • The differences between conservatives and liberals

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    Did you ever wonder what the differences are between liberals and conservatives? Here are some good examples of the differences: If a conservative doesn’t like guns, he doesn’t buy one. If a liberal doesn’t like guns, he wants the guns outlawed. If a conservative is vegetarian, he doesn’t eat meat. If a liberal is vegetarian, he wants all meat products banned for everyone. If a conservative is down and out, he thinks about how to better his situation. A liberal wonders who is going to take care of him. If a conservative doesn...

  • Thank You to Healthy Woman Program

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    A big thank you to Fallbrook Hospital’s Healthy Woman program and all its partners for providing a monthly “Ladies Night Out” for all the women in Fallbrook! It is always very educational with their speakers on various topics. A big thank you to Monique Murphy-Mijares at Fallbrook Hospital for all you do to make these events possible! I have been a member for over three years and have watched the program blossom and grow, getting more new members every month. At a recent monthly event, I was the lucky winner of a raffl... Full story

  • We recommend La Caseta catering

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    PEO Chapter WM would like to thank La Caseta Restaurant’s Delos Eyer, owner and Laura Vandivort, catering manager, for their excellent assistance in planning, preparing, and serving a delightful tri-tip and chicken dinner for our recent Western theme fundraiser. Laura helped our committee select the menu, staying within our budget and provided flexibility, for the final meal count. On the day of the event they quickly set up and prepared the meal on site adding to the ambiance of the event. When finished, they quietly c...

  • Local Tea Party takes Straw Poll

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    The Fallbrook Tea Party held a Straw Poll of the upcoming presidential race at its regular meeting on November 3. With just under one hundred participants, Newt Gingrich took first place with 37 percent of the vote, followed by Mitt Romney with 30 percent. All nine Republican contenders were on the ballot, as was President Obama, who came in with two percent. The next meeting, on January 26, will host speakers from each of the presidential campaigns. Cliff Sumrall Founder & Coordinator Fallbrook Tea Party... Full story

  • Don't you think we should try democracy?

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    It appears that the Occupy Wall Street folks are having trouble expressing what it is they are really after. I believe it is freedom and democracy, as opposed to greed and these political dog and pony shows. I went downtown to listen, and little, if anything, was said about the seven hundred and seventy five new laws passed by our Governor and so called Representatives. More laws in this state are the last thing on Earth we need, especially ones we don’t vote on. Democracy is the finest form of government in the world. It c... Full story

  • Urquhart second in heat, sixth in main

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    Brad Urquhart finished second in his October 15 heat race at Barona Speedway before finishing sixth in that night’s Pure Stocks main event. “It’s all about finding the right shock-spring combination to keep the car from pushing and bouncing on the turns,” Urquhart said. “In previous races my car has been pushing out badly, especially on turns three and four. So I experimented with lower inside tire pressure to see if that would help.” The heat race was his first competitive ex... Full story

  • Art Association announces winners of 2011 Fall Judged Art Show

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    FALLBROOK – Marcia Flowers and Ellie Garcia, Fallbrook Art Association’s show co-chairpersons, have announced the results of the 2011 Fall Judged Art Show. Judging was performed by Joe Garcia, well-known North County landscape and wildlife artist and Julian resident. The show opened on Friday, October 28 at the Fallbrook Art Center, located at 103 S. Main Avenue in Fallbrook, and will run daily, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., except on Sunday, November 13, when it will close a...

  • Robison sixth in season-ending main, ninth in points for season

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    James Robison concluded the Barona Speedway’s Pony Stocks season with a sixth-place finish in the October 29 main event. “Sixth place, I’m not unhappy with that,” Robison said. Robison’s finish in the 30-lap Ed Hale Classic also secured ninth place in the final season point standings for the Fallbrook driver. “We’ve managed to just keep pushing through, persevering to get the car back on the track every race,” Robison said. Robison actually competed in nine of the season’s 17 races, although that includes one in which he did...

  • Tribute band proves 'You Can't Always Get What You Want,' but next best isn't half bad

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    It would be ideal if we could drive out to Pala Casino on a Saturday night and hear the legendary Rolling Stones live in concert. Understanding that you can’t always get what you want, how much should one expect from a tribute band? After sitting in on a performance of Rolling The Stones October 29 in the Infinity room of Pala Casino, I had to evaluate my expectations against reality. After all, if band members were absolute ringers for the original artists, they wouldn’t nee...

  • 'Tower Heist' combines action and comedy

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    The November 4 opening of the movie “Tower Heist” was not intended to coincide with the “Occupy Wall Street” protest. The movie was in production prior to the protest, and it’s also not the first time Eddie Murphy has starred as an African-American hoodlum who helps workers get rich at the expense of the investment barons who abused them. While “Tower Heist” has similarities to “Trading Places”, there are also enough significant differences that it’s not by any means a remake of the 1983 film. “Trading Places” involved the...

  • Comedian Sean Kelly to open for Rob Schneider Nov. 12 at Pala Casino

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    PALA – San Diego comedian Sean Kelly, star of TruTV’s hit show, Storage Hunters, will be the opening act when comedian Rob Schneider brings his new stand-up show to Pala Casino’s Infinity showroom at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 12. Kelly’s high energy and over-the-top auctioneering skills are well known from Storage Hunters and that same energy and his stage presence are hard to contain and explain. He is kind of like watching a latch-key child who has a month’s supply of sugar and only five minutes to destroy his par... Full story

  • The Hank Show offered Dec. 4

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    VISTA – Cowboy Jack will present The Hank Show on Sunday, December 4 from 5 to 8 p.m. at John’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill, 1280 E. Vista Way, Suite 1-3, in Vista. The show is comprised of a tribute to Hank Williams Sr. featuring a live 1950 vintage replica band, biographic slide show and souvenir concessions. Hear such hits as ‘Hey, Good Lookin’,’ ‘Jambalaya,’ ‘Your Cheatin’ Heart,’ ‘I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry,’ and many more. Cost of dinner (choice of Rosemary Chicken or Atlantic Salmon) and the show is $30. For re... Full story

  • Hear for the Holidays program offers hearing aids as prize

    Updated Nov 10, 2011

    ESCONDIDO – Palomar Pomerado Health (PPH) is calling for entries for the seventh annual Hear for the Holidays program, which awards a free pair of hearing aids to the winner of an essay contest. Participants must live in the Inland North County health district and submit an essay of 300 words or less, explaining why they or someone they know would benefit from receiving a pair of hearing devices. Essays will be accepted from October 24 through December 2. The winner...

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