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 Republican Women of California – Fallbrook club’s guest speaker for Friday, Feb. 11 will be Brad Dacus, of the Pacific Justice Institute. Dacus will discuss the latest Supreme Court ruling and its effect on citizens’ liberties. The meeting will take place at the Historic Mission Theater 231 North Main. Doors open at 9:30 a.m, The meeting is from 10-11:30 a.m. Cost is $10. RSVP no later than Monday, Feb. 7, to [email protected]. Submitted by Fallbrook Republican Women of Califor... Full story
Well, now we know. All the rush, the unanswered questions, the fear, while hundreds of thousands of people with adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines and thousands of deaths are all but ignored, according to numerous published reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Even young people who did their patriotic part in the trials and are now damaged for life have been pushed aside and forgotten by the drug companies they volunteered to give their bodies to.... Full story
Gary Dean Reagles left this world suddenly on Jan. 11, 2022, at the young age of 77. He was born in Lacrosse, Wisconsin on July 14, 1945, the youngest of seven children of Harold and Esther Reagles. Gary was a caring husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend. He's survived by his wife Rosa; son Byron; four daughters, Leona Reagles, Lisa Wagner/Randy, Theresa Fisher/Kevin, Rhonda Horton/John; 17 grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren; brother Ron Reagles/Cheryl, Mattie... Full story
Donald Ray Putnam, 90, of Fallbrook California, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, at his home. He died peacefully in his bed with family at bedside. Don was born in Inglewood, California as was his wife of over 68 years, Shirley. Don and Shirl had known each other their entire lives. They married in 1953 and moved to Pullman, Washington where Don graduated from Washington State University with a degree in Pharmacy. The couple, with their first child, moved back to... Full story
Amy June Paulsen was born Sept. 14, 1972, in Park Ridge, Illinois and died Jan. 9, 2022, in Fallbrook, California at 49 years old. As a child, Amy was either pretending to be "The Fonz" endlessly saying "Aaaay I'm the Fonz," creating voices from Bugs Bunny cartoons or singing nonstop. Her sisters, not realizing her endless gifts, were especially annoyed by her singing in the backseat of the car. Amy had a way of helping those around her not take life too seriously. She didn't... Full story
Robert Roy Helling, affectionately known as Bobby and eventually Bob, was born on April 5, 1934, in Rochester, New York to Arthur and Mary Helling. He died peacefully surrounded by his wife and all his children Jan. 19, 2022, at Temecula Valley Hospital. Bob was the youngest of eight children. He spent much of his childhood fishing in ponds and hunting with his dog in the woods. At the age of 20, he moved to California to live with his brother, where he started working as a... Full story
James "Jimmy" Garner, age 92, died on Monday, Jan. 17, 2022, in Fallbrook, California at the Silvergate Retirement Residence. He was born Nov. 17, 1929, in Pryor, Oklahoma, the youngest of two children. The family moved to Los Angeles during the depression years where work was available. Jimmy's mother, Lucille, was a paralegal and father, Gerstle, was a painter and the family had a car which was not common in those days. Jimmy excelled as an acrobat and gymnast; in the... Full story
Jacob Michael Dudenhoeffer was born the evening of the Winter Solstice, Dec. 21, 2002. "Jake," of Fallbrook, California, was taken too soon in a tragic car accident during the early morning hours of Dec. 23, 2021. Jake is survived by his parents Jack and Peggy Dudenhoeffer; his brother Jordan; niece Phoenix and grandmother Barbara Finnigan. He also leaves behind numerous aunts and uncles and 30 first cousins along with many treasured friends and co-workers. He was preceded in... Full story
Ruben Varela Jr, age 57, entered into heaven's gates Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Frances Varela (née Rodriguez); his children, Vanessa, Justin and Cristina Varela; grandsons Giovani and Roman Villa; his sibling,s Elias Varela, Alicia Rivas, Elvira Topete, Maria Calderon, Carolina Garcia, Elizabeth Flores and numerous nieces and nephews. Ruben was born in Tijuana and immigrated to Fallbrook when he was 14 years old. He was a well-known and... Full story
Realtors who never answer their phone but will respond immediately to a text Personal contact is in short supply these days. Customer service has become a phone tree with more limbs than I care to count. You can get lost in that tangle of limbs. In real estate, however, buying a home or selling a home is a very personal experience. So, when a listing agent does not answer their phone, but will immediately respond to a text, that just rubs me the wrong way. The simple courtesy... Full story
Assemblymember Marie Waldron AD-75 Mobs of people have been raiding department stores and walking out with thousands of dollars in stolen goods. In some cases, up to 90 people have stormed into stores at one time, and thefts have not been confined to department stores. Union-Pacific freight trains entering Los Angeles are being systematically looted. In October 2021, the railroad reported a 356% increase in thefts over the previous year. Union-Pacific is reportedly considering bypassing Los Angeles, its major hub on the West... Full story
With all the horrible headline issues and topics to have an opinion about, Mr. Terrell chose to ignore the brilliant letters written by Max Myers and Dave Maynard to do a fluff piece that belongs in the Health & Beauty section if our newspaper had one. He stated, "Nothing worthy of my rebuttal." It's really hard to rebut the truth when the left lies, twists and manipulates like they always do with every issue. While the water flosser is a remake of the water pic and is a wonderful tool to keep your teeth healthy, I wonder... Full story
I am writing this on Jan. 17, Martin Luther King Day. I am reminded today of all the changes I have seen over the years. I was in high school in the 60’s and was barely aware of the civil rights movement. By the time I got to graduate school in the late 80’s, the professors at my college said there is more work to be done about not only racism but other social issues. It turned out that I became a teacher trainer for early childhood educators. At my college, Pacific Oaks, we were trained in Anti-Bias Curriculum. Our professor... Full story
My name is Stacy and I am a retired professor in Fallbrook. The Freedom to Vote Act sets national standards for us to safely and freely cast our ballots, ensure every vote is counted, and elect people who will deliver for us. Our Senators need to deliver the Freedom to Vote Act to the American people, and to do that, they need to fix the Jim Crow filibuster which is blocking progress of this overwhelmingly popular and urgently needed legislation. The freedom to vote is under attack by extremist state lawmakers across the... Full story
Supervisor Jim Desmond 5th District Last week, I shared what my office has been doing when it comes to public safety. To summarize, we’ve increased our services to ensure North County remains a safe place for everyone. This week, I wanted to share another topic that I will be focused on for 2022. We must find a solution to move nuclear waste at San Onofre. It is critical for our community, our state, and our country to find a solution for spent nuclear fuel. While the spent fuel at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station i...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The Jan. 17 Fallbrook Community Planning Group meeting occurred during the public review period for the environmental Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Sandia Creek Drive bridge replacement project, and the planning group voted unanimously to recommend adoption of the MND. “I think that a good general consensus has been reached,” planning group member Stephani Baxter, who chairs the planning group's Parks and Recreation Public Facilities Committee, said. The actual purpose of the bri...
Rick Monroe Special to the Village News Numerous parents once again spoke out against proposed student COVID-19 vaccine mandates at the school board meeting of the Fallbrook Unified High School District Monday, Jan. 24. There were so many parents wishing to address the board that President Eddie Jones made a motion to allow three additional speakers during the public comments after the allocated time limit was exceeded. One of the things parents opposed to the mandates wanted was for the district to send a resolution to the...
Village News Staff SDG&E has contracted helicopters and drones which are operating in the High Fire Districts as part of an SDG&E project to ensure the safety and reliability of the energy grid, SDG&E has announced. "As part of our ongoing Wildfire Mitigation Plan and commitment to provide our customers with the safest and most reliable energy possible, SDG&E is currently using helicopters equipped with Light Detection and Ranging technology and drones to inspect our overhead...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The Bonsall Unified School District held a Jan. 19 hearing on updated election trustee areas. The school board considered two potential maps with new trustee areas but did not make a recommendation for a preferred map. "We did have quite a bit of conversation," said BUSD superintendent Joseph Clevenger. "It was good." In 2019, the Bonsall district transitioned from electing board members at large to elections by trustee area. Elections by...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter In October 2021 the Bonsall Unified School District board approved an agreement with AlphaStudio Design Group to develop studies for improving traffic flow at Bonsall Elementary School. The Jan. 19 BUSD board meeting included a presentation by AlphaStudio principal architect Paul Gallegos on the operational plan. “We are taking a good look at the traffic around Bonsall Elementary School,” said BUSD superintendent Joseph Clevenger. “What we’re trying to make sure is that we improve the traffic...
More than 1 million San Diego County residents – three out of every 10 – woke up Saturday in a new supervisorial district. The boundaries of their county districts were revised by an independent redistricting commission that worked for a year with public input. People can see the new map and use a built-in search bar to find out what district they live in. Type in your address in the "find address or place" bar and the map will pin your location. Clicking the zoom out sig...
Lila Macdonald Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce CEO The past 22 months have been a time of learning new things, changing the way we do business and navigating an ever-changing climate. Fallbrook is a unique community and has truly risen to the occasion. We at the Chamber look forward to continuing to foster relationships and provide positive advocacy. In an unincorporated community, our Chamber is an important resource to help a business, nonprofit and the community to thrive and manage the constant daily challenges. The Chamber...
FALLBROOK – North County Aviculturists, a club for pet bird owners and breeders, will meet in person on Saturday, Feb. 5 with a business meeting at 5 p.m. followed by the general meeting at 5:30 p.m. David Benites, well-known judge of canaries and breeder of beautiful canaries, will be the speaker. The club meets at 761 Eucalyptus Ave, Vista, CA 92084. All the details are at www.ncabirdclub.com. Submitted by North County Aviculturists.... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School Drama Club is proud to welcome the community to its production of “Murder’s in the Heir!” Along with an amazing cast, the audience gets to help decide who the murderer is. Is it the money hungry nephew or the uptight butler? Every character has a motive, an alibi, and a weapon- it's up to the audience to figure it out. Postponed from its original date, the shows are at 3:30 and 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 28, in the Bob Burton Center. Everyone is encouraged to come to the 7 p.m. showing... Full story
SAN MARCOS — The Palomar Community College District has published the maps of its proposed new trustee areas in advance of two virtual public meetings on Saturday, Jan. 29. The meetings will be held via Zoom and are an opportunity for the district to gather public input on the redistricting process. The PCCD’s redistricting webpage, https://www.palomar.edu/governingboard/trustee-area-elections/, contains details regarding the redistricting process and links to register for the Jan. 29 sessions at 9:00–10:30 a.m. or 1:00... Full story
