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 - Veterans of World War II and the former cardio rehab at Fallbrook Hospital were recognized at the Fallbrook Senior Center on Nov. 17. The program featured a guest speaker, comments from veterans who still participate in the wellness classes, and information displays that included biographies and obituaries of participants in the cardio rehab sessions, now a Senior Wellness Group. Headlining the recognition session following the exercise program was Don Foulkes. He...
FALLBROOK – The Jonathan Sellers & Charlie Keever Foundation, along with San Diego County Library, will present “Chelsea’s Light: A Brother’s Journey” on Saturday, Jan. 17, at 2 p.m., at Fallbrook Library, 124 S. Mission Rd. This powerful film reflects the memory of San Diego’s own Chelsea King in an inspired documentary written and produced by her brother, Tyler King. Chelsea’s story is known nationally as both a tragedy and a source of inspiration. All are invited to its premiere in North County and follow Tyle... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook chapter of Questers, Live Oak #1166, received a Quester grant at its state convention held Oct. 17 and 18 in Freemont, Calif. The grant, together with the chapter preservation and restoration funds, enables the Phase I construction ($4,500) of a retaining wall to prevent further erosion and gravesite slippage at the Pioneer Odd Fellows Cemetery, located at the corner of Alturas Road and Clemmens Lane in Fallbrook. The Pioneer Odd Fellows Cemetery is the final resting place of many of...
• Salaries up 4 percent • Lump sum payments 3 percent The Fallbrook Union High School District (FUHSD) board of trustees ratified a collective bargaining agreement between the district and the Fallbrook Union High School Teachers Association (FUHSTA). The agreement was ratified by FUHSTA membership on November 3. The collective bargaining agreement between FUHSTA and FUHSD expired on June 30, 2014. Though expired, the district and the FUHSTA continued to operate under the provisions of that contract. On October...
Infrastructure Engineering Corporation will be providing design services to the Fallbrook Public Utility District for the FPUD portion of the Santa Margarita River Conjunctive Use Project. FPUD’s 3-1 board vote October 27, with Archie McPhee opposed and Bert Hayden absent, authorized a contract for up to $3,205,140 although the board action only authorized the project phasing, modeling, and preliminary design tasks at a cost not to exceed $896,186 while also authorizing FPUD staff to seek reimbursement using Proposition 50 g...
The turkey is native to America and the entrée of choice at many Thanksgiving feasts and Christmas dinner tables. Most families have favorite recipes and methods of preparation. Also, thanks to the Internet, cooks are able to study various recipes and decide upon one that is right for them. The intent of this article is to provide a collection of testimonies to various methods of preparing and cooking a turkey. Maybe, like me, you have never even heard of some of these...
November 10 3500 block Alta Vista Dr. Special detail/marijuana November 11 2300 block Daily Dr. Grand theft November 12 1700 block Reche Rd. Commercial burglary 5500 block Mission Rd. Theft by use of access card November 13 29700 block Disney Ln. Commercial burglary 100 block Palmas Norte Residential burglary 1000 block Ridge Heights Dr. Theft by use of access card November 15 1000 block S. Mission Rd. Arrest: Possess controlled substance; probation violation E. Ivy St. @ N. Main Ave. Cited: Driving without valid driver’s l... Full story
FALLBROOK – Twenty-five students, staff and family members from Fallbrook High School recently volunteered to help spread joy to young cancer patients. The group. organized by Fallbrook High social science teacher Tara Razi traveled to Irvine (Orange County) on Nov. 15 to the “Joy Factory,” operated by the Jessie Reese Foundation. At the factory, “Joy Jars’ are stuffed with small toys and other items to gift to children afflicted with cancer. “The Jessie Reese Foundatio... Full story
FALLBROOK - Potter Jr. High School teachers, students, and staff members honored Veterans Day and the men and women who have defended America by raising funds for military veterans and their families. On Nov. 12, staff and students took part in the 2014 ‘Jeans For Troops’ fundraising drive benefiting the GI Go Fund, an nonprofit organization that helps veterans returning home find employment, go to college, access their healthcare and financial benefits, and link to housing. D...
FALLBROOK – Potter Jr. High School principal Leonard Rodriguez recently presented Yolanda Bailon and Javier Duran as students of the month to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook. Both students were recognized for being student leaders. Rodriguez said Bailon, a seventh grader, was recognized for “being very happy and cheerful and a student whose strengths include working well with others and being creative.” “She enjoys running and routinely stops to encourage and support her o... Full story
The extended Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel periods of the year. This raises the risk of a potentially serious or even deadly traffic collision. As families and friends gather for the holiday, the California Highway Patrol, along with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), wants to encourage travelers to always buckle up, avoid driving distracted, obey the posted speed limit, and never drink and drive. “Something as simple as buckling up before your trip can save your life and avoid t...
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office is aware of a large-scale, nationwide phone scam. San Diego County residents are among those being targeted. Beware of callers claiming to be the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), telling individuals they owe taxes and must use a pre-paid card or wire transfer to pay immediately. Other threats by the fake IRS caller include “There is a warrant for your arrest,” and “The police are coming now to your residence.” The callers often know partial information about the... Full story
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, and genuine appreciation for their valued clients, Ken Follis and Kim Carlson have added more resources to their successful real estate team. Changing their affiliation to Windermere Homes & Estates (from Real Living Lifestyles) recently was done to enhance the duo’s already-outstanding customer service. “Windermere, a western regional company with global reach, is the best choice for us and our clients,” explained Carlson. “It’s a wonderful... Full story
The National Weather Service has cancelled the Red Flag Warnings for low humidity and San Diego and Riverside Counties.... Full story
SAN DIEGO - On November 26, at 6:50 a.m., CHP dispatch received a call of demonstrators in the traffic lanes of Interstate 5 northbound at Nobel Drive. According to the agency, "CHP patrol officers responded swiftly to the scene and were able to get the roadway open in a timely manner. Demonstrators obeyed directions from officers immediately and left the freeway. Anytime pedestrians enter the freeway they pose a serious risk of injury or death to themselves and to the motoring public. We encourage citizens that are...
An update on the rehabilitation of the Fallbrook Public Utility District’s wastewater treatment plant was presented to the FPUD board October 27, and the board also approved an amendment to the design services portion of the contract. FPUD’s 3-1 board vote, with Archie McPhee opposed and Bert Hayden absent, authorized FPUD general manager Brian Brady to amend FPUD’s contract with Black & Veatch to provide additional design services and permitting assistance. The amendment includes a maximum additional amount of $98,590. “The...
FALLBROOK - Sheriff’s crime prevention specialist John McLelland share these tips with Fallbrook and Bonsall residents to help them stay safe during the holidays: “Maximize your common sense and follow a few simple rules to have a happy and safe holiday season. “Crime always occurs more frequently during this time of year, so in order to not be a victim and spoil your festivities; here are some simple tips to follow: When out and about: “Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Use your cell phone sparingly in order t... Full story
FALLBROOK - The Pico Promenade, a four-block walkway connecting south to north Fallbrook recently received a little sprucing up by high school students volunteering their time to the community. Three students worked for two hours with the volunteers of the Save Our Forest branch of the Fallbrook Land Conservancy to weed, trim, and generally spruce up the first block of the Promenade. The Pico Paths or Promenade as formerly known, begins at Fallbrook Street and runs north to El... Full story
Presented by the County of San Diego, the San Diego Botanic Garden will power up its annual ‘Garden of Lights’ from December 6 through 23, and December 26 through 30 in Encinitas. A 40-minute drive from Fallbrook, the San Diego Botanic Garden comes alive with over 100,000 sparkling lights for the holidays. Visitors can escape from the hustle and bustle of the season and enjoy a festive evening. Visitors can enjoy the favorite elements of the winter season and stroll thr...
Lois B. “Looey” Larson, born Aug. 1, 1930, passed away peacefully Nov. 13, 2014 after suffering two major strokes. Her family members held her hands as she slipped away in her own home as she had requested. She lived in Fallbrook with her husband, Tom, for 23 years. Lois loved to meet and socialize with people, and she never met a person she didn’t like. Lois joined Newcomers, Encore, and the Fallbrook Woman’s Club. Through these organizations she made many lasting friends...
MCS Inspection Group was awarded the contract for inspecting the coatings of four Fallbrook Public Utility District reservoir tanks. FPUD’s 3-1 board vote Oct. 27, with Archie McPhee opposed and Bert Hayden absent, authorized a contract with the Paso Robles company for up to $96,790 for as-needed coating inspection services at the Rattlesnake, Toyon, Two Million Gallon, and Eight Million Gallon reservoirs. “This is an as-needed inspection contract that is part of our regular reservoir tank inspection program,” said FPUD...
Phillip Schwartze was seated on the Bonsall Sponsor Group during the sponsor group’s Nov. 4 meeting. Schwartze fills the seat vacated by the resignation of Mark Lintner, who held the seat representing the Olive Hill area prior to retiring and moving to Hawaii. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors, which officially fills sponsor group vacancies, voted 5-0 Sept. 23 to appoint Schwartze to the vacancy. “Phillip Schwartze will be a welcome addition to the Bonsall Sponsor Grou...
