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  • White Christmas is coming back to Temecula

    Updated Dec 5, 2018

    TEMECULA – This holiday season, area residents can discover the perfect gift for everyone on their list! They can start with a timeless tale of joy and goodwill, fill it with classic Irving Berlin songs, top it off with glorious dancing and lots of snow and have "Irving Berlin’s White Christmas The Musical". Theatre Royale’s lavish new production will begin Dec. 21 at Pechanga Resort & Casino. This must-see classic tells the story of a song-and-dance team that falls for a stunning sister act in the process of putting on a...

  • Bully bird gives others the boot; how to combat aggressive hummingbird behavior

    Kim Harris, Managing Editor|Updated Nov 25, 2018

    The hummingbirds in my yard flit through the air with their wings fluttering at nearly 50 miles per hour as their tiny bodies hover above the flowers gathering the nectar that fuels their fast-paced lifestyle. There are so many hummingbirds that call California home, from Costa’s and Allen’s Hummingbirds to the gorgeous ruby throated hummingbird that many of us see on a daily basis. Many of them call my drought tolerant landscaped yard home and we love just sitting on the front porch to watch them. Due to the large num...

  • Wildcats win three cross country championships

    Joe Naiman, Village News Correspondent|Updated Nov 25, 2018

    Sullivan Middle School won three of the four North County Middle School Cross Country League championships Nov. 1 at Kit Carson Park. The Wildcats won the championships for sixth-grade and seventh-grade girls, sixth-grade and seventh-grade boys, and eighth-grade girls. Sullivan's eighth-grade boys placed sixth. "I am not sure if three championships has ever happened in the history of North County Middle School Cross Country," said Sullivan coach Tamara Miller. "Sullivan is extremely proud of our accomplishments and has set...

  • Sock Hop attendees stroll back to the 50s

    Updated Nov 25, 2018

  • Pala's free New Year's celebration to feature four top local bands

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    PALA – New Year’s Eve revelers will have a time to remember when Pala Casino Spa & Resort hosts four of Southern California’s top bands for a huge, free party to welcome 2019. The newly-expanded Luis Rey’s Restaurant, Bar & Lounge and The Center Bar will host most of the action and Pala’s big bash will kick off at 11:30 a.m. when Gino & The Lone Gunman lead off at The Center Bar until 3:30 p.m. Then from 4-8:30 p.m., Grand Sonic Theory will take over until Safety Orange starts to welcome the New Year from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.... Full story

  • Make a pot pie with leftover turkey

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Pot pie makes for a delicious meal, especially when home cooks go the extra mile and prepare homemade pie crust. Although some may be intimidated by the idea of making their own pie crusts, the following recipe for "Turkey Vegetable Pot Pie with Whole-Wheat Crust" from Michelle Dudash's "Clean Eating for Busy Families" (Fair Winds) simplifies the process. And since the recipe calls for turkey, the timing is perfect to use those Thanksgiving Day leftovers. Turkey V...

  • Black Friday quiet in San Diego County

    City News Service|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    SAN DIEGO - Customers flocked to San Diego County stores for Black Friday, but the shopping holiday went off fairly uneventfully, with law enforcement across the region confirming there were no reports of disputes of brawls over discounted items. Many stores and malls, including Fashion Valley Mall, Westfield Mission Valley and The Shoppes at Carlsbad opened to customers on Thanksgiving night, closed for the early morning hours and re-opened again Friday morning. Others, including Carlsbad Premium Outlets and Las Americas... Full story

  • Make a pot pie with leftover turkey

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Pot pie makes for a delicious meal, especially when home cooks go the extra mile and prepare homemade pie crust. Although some may be intimidated by the idea of making their own pie crusts, the following recipe for "Turkey Vegetable Pot Pie with Whole-Wheat Crust" from Michelle Dudash's "Clean Eating for Busy Families" (Fair Winds) simplifies the process. And since the recipe calls for turkey, the timing is perfect to use those Thanksgiving Day leftovers. Turkey V...

  • Benefit from nutritious turkey even after Thanksgiving

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – If turkey is not normally on your lunch or dinner menu, come the holiday season it's bound to show up in abundance. As soon as the weather cools and the crispness of late autumn is in the air, thoughts turn to more hearty meals, and of course, the fall pièce de résistance: Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey takes center stage on many Thanksgiving dinner tables, even though history suggests it likely wasn't served at the first Thanksgiving. Despite this historical discrepancy, turkey and all the trimmings continue to be...

  • Stay healthy through the holidays with a Pumpkin Pie Smoothie

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    Make eating healthy part of your daily life for a healthy body, disease prevention and high life! By starting your day off with this delicious Pumpkin Smoothie instead of a piece of pumpkin pie, you will give your body essential vitamins, minerals for good energy along with a healthy dose of fiber to help keep your digestion system moving. All the ingredients in this recipe are rich in antioxidants and provide essential nutrients that will help keep you feeling energized and...

  • Fallbrook Beautification Alliance gives thanks for Major Market customer generosity

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Customers shopping at Major Market during August and September had the opportunity to make a donation to the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance's "Wipe Out Graffiti" Campaign. A total of $1,850.36 was raised by customers dropping spare change or generously supporting the fight. Since the beginning of 2018, the Fallbrook Beautification Alliance has removed 1396 tags in and around Fallbrook, which represents 434 volunteer hours of scrubbing, painting, washing and s...

  • Sticks-on-fire are toxic, should be handled with care

    Lucette Moramarco, Associate Editor|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    Like most succulents, euphorbia members thrive in the wintertime, especially the euphorbia tirucalli or sticks-on-fire (also called fire stick, finger plant, Indian tree spurge, or pencil plant) which turns bright orange to red in cold temperatures. Shrubs of sticks-on-fire can be seen growing in yards and nurseries all around Fallbrook, noticeable for their glowing color and unique shape which is unlike the rest of the euphorbia family. While the famous poinsettia belongs to...

  • Thanksgiving is the leading day for US home cooking fires

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Holiday party planning begins now for many families, and SERVPRO fire damage restoration specialists in the Fallbrook area offer some important reminders to local residents to help ensure this season glows with the warmth of good food and good friends, and not with the glare of a devastating home fire. “The holiday season is a time when many families plan big and elaborate meals for large groups of people,” says Sue Steen, Servpro Industries, Inc., chief executive officer. “But all that cooking creates an extraor...

  • Real Estate Round-Up: Great schools equal great property values

    Kim Murphy, Murphy and Murphy Southern California Real Estate|Updated Nov 24, 2018
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    I have resisted writing about Bonsall School Bond EE for fear of retribution from its very vocal opponents. Unfortunately, Proposition EE was defeated Nov. 6 by 58.55%. This is a sad day for the future of our children. Quality schools with state-of-the-art structures and educational tools are a cornerstone to any vibrant community. Quality schools improve property values and enhance the value of the community. Quality schools truly are a win/win for everyone, but especially fo... Full story

  • County turns over Groundwater Sustainability Agency management for San Luis Rey Valley Groundwater Basin

    Joe Naiman|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    The County of San Diego will no longer manage the development of the Groundwater Sustainability Agency for the San Luis Rey Valley Groundwater Basin although the county will still participate in activities and will be funding part of the development of the plan. A 4-0 San Diego County Board of Supervisors vote Nov. 14, with Kristin Gaspar absent, approved the county's withdrawal from the Memorandum Of Understanding for the development of a Groundwater Sustainability Agency plan while continuing to participate as a stakeholder...

  • Rainbow MWD accepts Horse Creek, Palomar infrastructure

    Joe Naiman, Village News Correspondent|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    The Rainbow Municipal Water District now owns the water and sewer infrastructure which will serve the Horse Creek Ridge and Palomar North Education Center developments. The acceptance of the infrastructure involved separate Rainbow board votes Oct. 23 for Horse Creek Ridge and the Palomar College campus. Both votes were 4-0 with Bill Stewart absent, "It's a pretty standard thing that happens with every development," said Rainbow general manager Tom Kennedy. "This is just a fairly large one." The acceptances of the...

  • Marine Corps veteran finds path at Palomar

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    SAN MARCOS – For Matt Baugh, the road from infantryman to college graduate began with a variety of difficulties – some obvious and some buried beneath the surface, some clearly delineated in his circumstances and some rooted in his identity as a United States Marine. Baugh recalls arriving at Palomar with "a lot of energy and a lot of pain." "When the Marine Corps lets go of you, you don't necessarily let go of the Marine Corps," said Baugh. "I was kind of lost and I did...

  • Community helps alumni celebrate

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Alumni Association, Inc. recently held its annual All-Alumni Picnic in Live Oak Park. It was a beautiful day with laughter and good food shared by over 200 former and current Fallbrook High Warriors. They helped celebrate Fallbrook High's 125 year anniversary with alumni from as far away as Cambodia and Maine in attendance. The high school's Agriculture Department served up a delicious tri-tip lunch, while some brought their own picnic for the e...

  • County gets grant for bicycle/pedestrian safety education

    Jose A. Alvarez, County of San Diego Communications Office|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    Making sure that people who use local roadways to walk or ride their bikes are safe is the focus of a new safety education program the County of San Diego's Health and Human Services Agency will be launching. A $75,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) will fund the year-long program that includes a variety of educational activities like bike safety rodeos, classroom presentations and community events aimed at teaching youth and adults about traffic...

  • Fallbrook's Kendrick participates in Torero Trek

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    SAN DIEGO – University of San Diego student Erin Kendrick of Fallbrook recently participated in the USD Career Development Center's signature Torero Trek program. Torero Treks are opportunities for USD undergraduate students to engage in career exploration by visiting leading companies across the nation. Kendrick is majoring in mechanical engineering and plans to graduate in 2019. The Los Angeles Torero Trek Nov. 9 gave students the opportunity to network with employers and a few Torero alumni at Walt Disney Imagineering a...

  • Encore Club members have fun at Fall Gathering

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Encore Club has several events planned as the year ends. Recently members and guests gathered at a private home to enjoy the annual Halloween Gathering. Many of the guests wore costumes, with prizes awarded for the most creative. It was all a lot of fun, with lots of laughter and some guessing who was hiding under each costume. Upcoming events include the Encore Club Holiday Luncheon to be held at Vista Valley Country Club on Dec. 18 at 11:30 a.m. This is a popular annual event and includes the g...

  • Ragland wins first again in Plein Air painting contest

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    FALLBROOK – Jack Ragland's painting "Hart Winery" earned a first place certificate in the Ralph Love Plein Air Contest in Temecula. All entries in this show were presented to the judges with no signatures showing. For three consecutive years, Ragland has won the first place award in this competition open to all artists. This year's rules prevented one contestant from winning more than one award. The event coordinator said the five judge's first choice for the "sunset award" w...

  • Life is wonderful

    Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal, Special to the Village News|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    It's 1948 and radio station KCCF is hosting the first holiday tribute of the season. Featuring many local players in multiple roles, this rousing cast of artists with Curtain Call Company Fallbrook will perform everyone's favorite Christmas show "It's a Wonderful Life" as a live radio play. If you haven't attended a radio play in the past, it is a hoot. For instance, audience members will be instructed on how to respond to the cues from the folio artist, Cari Garrison. She is... Full story

  • Local flu cases behind last year's pace

    Jos A lvarez, County of San Diego Communications Office|Updated Nov 24, 2018

    Even though fewer flu cases are being reported this season compared to last, the County Health and Human Services Agency is reminding San Diegans to get vaccinated to avoid getting sick. A total of 189 lab-confirmed flu cases have been reported this season, less than half the 441 cases that had been reported at the same time last year. "While fewer people have been sick with the flu this year, we never know how severe a season is really going to be," said Wilma Wooten, M.D., M...

  • Sun protection is needed every day

    Updated Nov 24, 2018

    NEW YORK – Fall is finally here, and many parts of the country are already experiencing cooler weather, more precipitation and more overcast days. It's easy to associate vigilant sun protection with summertime – when the sun is shining intensely – but it's important to remember sun protection is necessary every day, regardless of the weather or time of year. "Even when it's cold or overcast, UV rays that cause skin aging and skin cancer are reaching your skin," says Deborah S....

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