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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SAN DIEGO - The Pentagon released the name today of a 28-year-old Camp Pendleton-based Marine killed in combat in Afghanistan. Staff Sgt. Vincent J. Bell of Detroit died in Helmand Province on Wednesday, according to the Department of Defense. Bell was a member of the 2nd Battalion, 11th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force....
TEMECULA - One lane of northbound Interstate 15 in Temecula was shut down this afternoon and was expected to remain closed throughout the night to allow crews to make emergency repairs, according to Caltrans. Damage was reported in the slow lane of the freeway at Temecula Creek Bridge, necessitating a closure, Caltrans spokeswoman Shelli Lombardo said. She did not disclose the nature of the damage. The closure was interrupting the evening commute, and motorists were advised to prepare for delays....
RIVERSIDE - The fierce winds that walloped Southern California triggered power outages and at least one fire in western Riverside County, authorities said. In Quail Valley, just south of Perris, downed electrical lines sparked a blaze at a house in the 23500 block of Kennedy Lane. According to county officials, the 6 a.m. fire caused a small amount of damage to the roof of the residence, but no injuries were reported. Crews from Southern California Edison repaired lines at the location. SCE workers were also busy trying to... Full story
2/18 1100 E. Vista Way Arrest: sell liquor to minor 11/20 300 E. Alvarado St. Driver cited for unlicensed/suspended/revoked 100 Ammunition Rd. Arrest: commercial burglary Ceramic Ln. @ Arrest: use false citizenship/etc. documents W. Dougherty St. 11/21 100 S. Mission Rd. Grand theft 700 N. Stage Coach Ln. Get credit/etc. other’s ID 7400 Rainbow Heights Rd. Take vehicle w/o owner’s consent 11/22 2700 E. Mission Rd. Take vehicle w/o owner’s consent E. Mission Rd. @ Arrest: poss. controlled substance paraphernalia Santa Marga...
FALLBROOK – Forest Home Women’s Auxiliary, Chapter #44, will meet Friday, December 2, at a Fallbrook member’s home for fellowship, a Christmas Potluck, a brief business meeting, and an interactive Bible Study. Regular monthly meetings are held in individual members’ homes from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., on the first Friday of each month (September-June). The December study covers Lesson 4, “God Speaks About Forgiveness” (Psalm 32), from our Bible Study book, “Psalms – Conversations with God.” For more information,...
Just a few days ago, I was seated with my family and friends around the Thanksgiving table. I won’t say I ate too much. I did, I just won’t say it. Why is it on Thanksgiving we give ourselves permission to gorge ourselves to the point of semi-consciousness? Of course, a great thing about Thanksgiving is the fabulous dinner spread, surrounded by family and friends. It is truly a time to give thanks to God for the manifold blessings he has showered on us throughout the year. Alt...
FALLBROOK - A luncheon was held recently at Fallbrook VFW Post 1924 to honor students who had written patriotic essays. Patriot’s Pen is an essay contest at the middle school level and the theme this year was “Are You Proud of Your Country?” First place winner was Evan McGeachy, second place was Colleen Goff, and third place was Nate Franks. This year’s Voice of Democracy theme for students in grades 9 through 12 was “Is There Pride in Serving in Our Military?” An oral presen... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Boys & Girls Clubs of North County held their annual Thanksgiving Feast on Friday, Nov. 18. The club served over 300 members and their families a traditional turkey dinner with all the trimmings. “During these uncertain times this may be the only Thanksgiving dinner some of our members will have,” said Lisa Ware, director of operations. “This year a successful feast was especially important,” said Ware. “We would love to thank Major Market, Northgate...
The county’s Zoning Administrator approved a modification to the Minor Use Permit for a wireless communications facility in Bonsall. Zoning Administrator Joe Farace approved the modification Nov. 15, allowing Verizon Wireless to make the changes to the facility in the 29500 block of Hoxie Ranch Road. Three omnidirectional whip antennas currently on the roof of the single-family residence owned by Thomas and Dana Montgomery will be removed while a false chimney will house a sector of three antennas. “What they’re doing is re...
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FALLBROOK - On Thursday, Dec. 8 at 6 p.m., world-renowned artist James Hubbell will speak in the community room of the Fallbrook Library. This is the latest event in the ongoing free Lecture Series at the library located at 124 S. Mission Rd. Hubbell’s topic will be the Pacific Rim Friendship Park Foundation. The Pacific Rim Park Project is a nonprofit organization that has as its mission the creation of friendship parks around the Pacific Rim as a means of fostering understanding and goodwill. The Pacific Rim Park o... Full story
FALLBROOK - The Boys & Girls Clubs of North County “Step Up to the Plate/ It Just Takes One” campaign” is at the 50 percent mark of its campaign goal. To date, the club has raised $46,000 of their $92,000 goal. According to Merrilee Neal, campaign commissioner, “After school hours are a critical time for many young people in our community. Many have little or no adult supervision after school. Children face threats of drugs, alcohol, increased drop-out rates and teen pregnan...
FALLBROOK - The Rotary Club of Fallbrook delivered the final check, in the amount of $26,066.34, to Vincia Carlstrom and Friends of the Fallbrook Library at a recent club meeting held at the Grand Tradition. Rotary club president Connie Fish made the presentation assisted by past presidents Tom Koehler and Larry Rothacher. The club’s commitment to furnish the new Fallbrook Library’s teen room was $100,000 to be paid over a four-year period. The funding is now complete. For...
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FALLBROOK - Major improvements to the kitchen of the historic Fallbrook Pittenger House, (Sgt. William Pittenger 1840 – 1904, a Union Army Soldier) have been completed by the Fallbrook Live Oak Questers Chapter #1166. Improvements include installation of bead board to the walls, an apron-style sink, wood draining counter tops, homemade curtains and the acquisition of a period hoosier and light fixtures. Members are continually seeking and finding additional vintage items and have recently added a high chair, an ironing...
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FALLBROOK – Encore Club members and guests enjoyed “The Gathering” evening party on Nov. 12 to kick off the holiday season. Generously hosted by a club member, other members and guests joined old friends and new, while also learning surprising “secret” facts about friends they thought they knew! These parties are always fun and a great way to get better acquainted. The next event will be the Holiday Luncheon, held this year at Fallbrook Golf Club, Thursday, Dec. 8, at 1...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved the purchase of 86.43 acres which will be added to the county’s Mount Olympus Preserve. A 5-0 vote Nov. 9 authorized the purchase from Richard L. Oswald for the appraised value of $525,000 and also approved an easement purchase agreement between the county and the Department of the Navy, which will fund half of the purchase price. Mount Olympus separates Pala from Rainbow, and the draft North County Multiple Species Program includes the land as a preserve both for its s...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a parking prohibition on two segments of Ammunition Road between Alturas Road and South Mission Road. The supervisors’ 5-0 vote Nov. 9 covers 650 feet of curb on the south side of Ammunition Road and ratifies a Sept. 16 recommendation from the county’s Traffic Advisory Committee. Signs announcing the new parking prohibitions between 730 feet east of Alturas Road and 960 feet east of Alturas Road and between 50 feet west of South Mission Road and 470 feet west of South Mission... Full story
Last month, San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) proposed to redesign its rate structure, but was immediately reproached by the Utility Consumers’ Action Network (UCAN) for allegedly submitting what it called an “illegal” application. According to the network, the motion would cause solar power users to have to pay more than other SDG&E users for the use of electricity transmission through a Network Use Charge, a Basic Service Fee and a Prepay Service option. UCAN filed a motion Oct. 25 asking SDG&E to resubmit an appli... Full story
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FALLBROOK – Angelique Bausch, vice president of First Citizens Bank in Fallbrook, won the raffle for a tree decorated by Joanie Hatfield of the Angel Society for the Chamber of Commerce Sundowner meeting held in November at the Angel Shop. Bausch subsequently donated the nature-themed tree to the Fallbrook Land Conservancy for display during its annual holiday party for members to be held on Wednesday, Dec. 7 at the Palomares House....
SAN DIEGO – Voices for Children is determined to help each and every child in San Diego’s foster care system. Meeting this ambitious goal means a court appointed special advocate (CASA) volunteer for every foster child who needs one. It means they must have the community’s help. If anyone is ready for the experience of a lifetime or ready to create a child’s future, they can become a CASA and make a difference in the life of a foster child. The next information session will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at 5:30 p.m....
FALLBROOK –The Sheriffs Department is reminding teen drivers to focus their full attention on the road and is offering a free Start Smart class to help them. The next class will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at Fallbrook High School, 2400 S. Stagecoach Lane, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Media Room 201. A parent or guardian must accompany their teen driver throughout the class. To save a seat, contact Deputy Mark Cahill at (760) 451-3190 or [email protected]. To learn more about Start Smart visit www.s...
Fallbrook High School's girls volleyball team ended the 2011 season with a first-round playoff loss Nov. 8 at home against Rancho Bernardo, but even with the five-game loss the Warriors concluded the season with a 24-10 record. "I'm happy for the kids. I think they feel very good about how the season turned out," said Fallbrook coach Peter Peng. Fallbrook's record included a 9-1 mark in Avocado East League play which earned the Warriors their first league championship since sharing the Avocado League title in 2005. "I'm... Full story
