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  • Fallbrook and Rainbow join others in opposing the SDCWA controversial water plan

    FALLBROOK – Over the objections of most water agencies in the San Diego region, including the Fallbrook Public Utility District and Rainbow Municipal Water District, the San Diego County Water Authority has decided to continue pursuing a controversial $5 billion water project that would be paid for by the region’s water customers. The project, known as the Regional Conveyance System, would result in significantly higher water bills for Fallbrook and Rainbow ratepayers, yet would provide no benefit to them. “I’ve seen a lot of... Full story

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    Pennsylvania lawmakers formally introduce resolution to dispute 2020 election results

    Ivan Pentchoukov, The Epoch Times|Updated Dec 3, 2020

    Republican state lawmakers in Pennsylvania Monday, Nov. 30, introduced a resolution to dispute the results of the 2020 election. The text of the resolution, first previewed in a memo Nov. 27, showed that the executive and judicial branches of the Keystone State's government usurped the legislature's constitutional power to set the rules of the election. "Officials in the Executive and Judicial Branches of the Commonwealth infringed upon the General Assembly's authority under...

  • Kathaleen Quinlan

    Take a book and leave a book at the free little library

    Lexington Howe, Staff Writer

    Free books? A local Fallbrook resident marks the first year of the opening of her free little library, in which anyone can come by and get a book or give a book at her outside bookcase. Kathaleen Quinlan, who has lived at her current residence in Fallbrook for the past 52 years, first saw the idea of a little library from her niece five years prior. She had loved the idea but didn't know how she'd be able to make it work, due to the lack of sidewalks and street lights. "Three...

  • In defense of Governor Newsom

    Rep. Tom McClintock|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    Mr. Speaker, I rise this morning in defense of Gov. Gavin Newsom who recently defied his own idiotic COVID-19 edicts as he partied at one of the few restaurants that he has not yet forced out of business. I defend him because he was doing what we all once did in a free society: make our own decisions over what risks we are willing to run and what precautions we are willing to take according to our own circumstances to protect our own health. Yes, COVID-19 is a nasty bug, and...

  • RWQCB rescinds waste discharge order for Oak Knoll Campground

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    The Regional Water Quality Control Board rescinded the waste discharge order for Oak Knoll Campground in Pauma Valley. The unanimous RWQCB vote Nov. 18 does not eliminate the waste discharge restrictions but rather incorporates the campground into San Diego County’s Local Agency Management Plan for on-site wastewater treatment systems. The discharge requirements will be regulated by what is currently the county’s Department of Environmental Health. On Dec. 9, the county Board of Supervisors will consider changing the nam...

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    Fallbrook's November rent report can be found on Zumper

    Lexington Howe, Staff Writer|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    New rent prices for Fallbrook are up on Zumper, an online and app-based apartment finder. For those new to the service, Zumper can show the median rent, year-over-year change, and apartments for rent in a limited data report. For a studio in Fallbrook, data as of Nov. 21 shows a median rent of $1,100, with a 2% year-over-year change. There are currently two studio apartments for rent. For a one-bedroom apartment, median rent is currently $1,350, with a 0% year-over-year...

  • County rental assistance available to additional 10,000 households

    Jose A. Alvarez, San Diego County Communications Office|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    San Diego County residents who are economically impacted by COVID-19 could qualify for assistance of up to $3,000 to pay for past-due or upcoming rent. The county will be accepting new applications for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program starting Dec. 1. Interested people can find more information about the program and apply starting at http://www.SDHCD.org. Because of the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many residents have been unable to pay rent, which can cause them to be evicted and lead to an...

  • Support our small businesses

    Assemblymember Marie Waldron, AD-75 R|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    Nov. 28 was ‘Small Business Saturday,’ a day to patronize local small businesses. Small businesses are the backbone of our economy. Without them, our state and national economies will never recover. My husband and I have owned our own small business for over 25 years, I know how hard it is to keep a business going in California. Costly, overbearing regulations, high taxes and fees, high rents, energy bills, all make doing business in this state a challenge. Now the pan...

  • Giving thanks to the Fallbrook community

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    I personally would like to thank everyone in our village who helped Fallbrook Scarecrow Days survive and thrive Oct. 1-31, especially the chamber staff which went out of their way to support us. We must especially thank those businesses who enjoyed our rental crows, complimented us about the silent people, liked flagpole pumpkin heads, a crow skeleton and Village Square Jack Skellington as well as all the neighbors who jumped on board this year with personal spook- tacular displays. The chamber and the entire town deserves...

  • Cherish and protect our freedom

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    Those of you who voted for the Biden-Harris agenda, hold on to your heart, your guns and your money. Away goes our 2nd amendment; watch out for amnesty for illegals, defunding of the police, uptick in violence, acquiescence to China – even after the CCP virus was unleashed on the world. Biden is a "globalist." President Trump is pro-America. That is what "we the people" voted for in 2016. I voted for that then and am one of the 74 million people of America who have been praying to God for a Trump resolution to the 2020 c...

  • Happy Thanksgiving!

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    The earth keeps giving and we keep on receiving. The oranges, lemons, tomatoes are still bearing fruit. I am grateful for having grown up where my early life was walking barefoot, with the beauty of the land, the mountains and oceans adding to life and living. A few days ago, a news person asked persons in the food line what were their thoughts. One said, “I’m thankful for having a home I can return to.” Another: “I’m thankful I can walk.” Still another: “I’m thankful for my health.” A number of years ago our son was visit...

  • Happy Thanksgiving

    Supervisor Jim Desmond, Fifth District|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    I don’t think there’s ever been a more important Thanksgiving than this year. Now more than ever is a time for reflection, for sitting down and thinking about all the things for which we are grateful. I was grateful to sit down with my family this year, have a wonderful meal and just spend time with each other. It’s been a hectic year and we haven’t had enough opportunity to all sit down, talk about our lives and be together. I was grateful to talk to my extended family...

  • Carolyn (Casey) Black Underwood

    Carolyn (Casey) Black Underwood

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    Aug. 16, 1931 – Nov. 17, 2020 For the full obituary, visit http://everloved.com.... Full story

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    Judge reapproves emergency order blocking Georgia from wiping or resetting voting machines

    Melanie Sun, The Epoch Times|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    The federal judge overseeing attorney Sidney Powell's election lawsuit in Georgia issued a temporary restraining order late Sunday night, Nov. 29, declaring that election officials were barred from wiping or altering Dominion voting machines used in the November election. The emergency order was the third issued in so many hours over Powell's lawsuit seeking an emergency order to see "voting machines be seized and impounded immediately for forensic audit by plaintiffs'...

  • Cybersecurity Expert: 35,000 fraud votes embedded for local and national democrat candidates in Arizona

    NTD Television, Special to Village News|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    Cybersecurity expert and retired Army Col. Phil Waldron testified in front of members of the Arizona State legislature Monday, Nov. 30. Waldron presented an analysis of data that shows a vote spike on Election Day shortly after counting started. “Arizona was a little bit different. It had a pretty strong rise right up at the front, the first part of voting day, whereas the other states have a gradual increase in votes. But this injection spike at 8:06 p.m. … is 143,100 votes that were injected, that was in excess of what the...

  • Supervisors approve additional $20M for Small Business Stimulus grants

    Joe Naiman, Village News reporter

    The San Diego County Board of Supervisors held a special meeting Nov. 25 and approved an additional $20 million for the San Diego County Small Business Stimulus Program. The 5-0 vote approved the amended program, authorized the county's chief administrative officer to execute grant agreements with qualifying businesses, appropriated $20 million from the 2019-20 general fund balance for the program, and directed that any additional state or federal funding be prioritized to replenish the general fund. The additional grants...

  • Denise Wilson, Karen Estes, and Carolina Miller

    Rotarians support Adopt-A-Family drive

    BONSALL – Officers of The Rotary Club of Bonsall presented a donation to the Fallbrook Food Pantry to support its Adopt-A-Family drive in Fallbrook. The donation will be used to buy food and clothes for needy families to boost their enjoyment of Christmas in these difficult times. The Bonsall Rotary Club continues to serve the community through service and donations even though meeting in person isn't currently possible. "We also have occasional meetings online so that our m...

  • Real Estate Round-Up: Gratitude is best expressed through generosity

    Kim Murphy, Murphy & Murphy Southern California Realty

    This is the time of year that everyone talks about gratitude. It’s as if there’s an obligation to bring it up because, after all, we have a holiday named after it, Thanksgiving. My first thought is, what a shame that we don’t talk about gratitude more regularly. It can’t possibly be that we as a people are only grateful from November to December each year, and the rest of the time, we’re just ­­______, fill in the blank. Thanksgiving does remind us to be grateful. I’m thankful...

  • Village News launches OpenDoorMall.com for local businesses

    Laci Dontain, Intern

    This week, Village News has launched a new e-commerce site, http://OpenDoorMall.com to help local merchants weather the storm with COVID-19. The marketplace is available 24/7, allowing anyone to shop Sunday, Monday or after midnight. There are presently over 20 stores with more joining daily. It’s no secret that COVID-19 has affected many local businesses and restaurants. They have been as flexible and adaptive as possible under current safety guidelines. Local retail shops have stocked their shelves and are decorating to g...

  • Fallbrook Vintage Car Club donates $1,000 to complete mural restoration

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club donated $1,000 to complete the restoration of the "Main Street Circa 1920" mural. The entire community is grateful to the car club and the other generous donors who contributed to restore this much-loved mural on the corner of Main and Alvarado. Several other pieces of public art are also in need of maintenance. The "Fat Happies" sculpture by Barrett DeBusk, located on the corner of Mission and Fallbrook streets, is rusting and in n...

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    Firefighters knock out blaze on West Fallbrook St

    Will Fritz, Staff Writer

    After some effort, firefighters in Fallbrook were able to extinguish a fire Sunday night, Nov. 29, at a residence on West Fallbrook Street. The fire, which broke out at 8:05 p.m. at a commercial building that had been converted to a home just west of Main Avenue, left two occupants with some smoke inhalation injuries but killed no one, North County Fire Capt. John Choi said. According to Choi, the fire engulfed an area underneath the home's front decking and threatened to...

  • Coronavirus pandemic continues to accelerate locally

    Will Fritz, Staff Writer

    San Diego County is continuing to report record numbers of coronavirus cases, and the Fallbrook area remains just as affected by the accelerating pandemic. The weekly average case rate for the 92028 ZIP code – which also includes De Luz and Rainbow – was 12.2 cases per 100,000 for the most recent week available, Nov. 11-18. The case rate had been 8.2 cases per 100,000 the week before that. There were 42 new positive coronavirus cases in 92028 between Nov. 11-18, reflecting a 6.6% positivity rate and a significant jump fro...

  • black mold fungi

    Medical expert says, 'We are living in a very toxic society'

    Shelby Ramsey, Special to the Village News|Updated Dec 2, 2020

    In regards to one's health, it's common to have an understanding of family medical history and whether or not you are living a healthy lifestyle. But how aware are you of the chemical content in the food you ingest day after day? Weighing in on this topic is Dr. Nancy Klimas, who has advised three Secretaries of Health and Human Services serving the United States. Klimas received international recognition for her research and clinical work in multi-symptom disorders....

  • The benefits of crossword puzzles

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    FALLBROOK – Crossword puzzles are one of the most popular pastimes in the world. Crosswords are square grids made up of white- and black-shaded squares. The goal is to fill in all of the letters to form words and phrases that work both vertically and horizontally. The grid varies based on the country of origin. Certain grids also have 180-degree rotational symmetry so that the pattern appears the same if the paper is turned upside down. Historians are uncertain about who c...

  • Silvergate staff

    Silvergate Fallbrook among top senior living communities in the nation

    Updated Dec 2, 2020

    FALLBROOK – Silvergate Fallbrook announced it has been selected as a 2021 Caring Star for service excellence in senior living by Caring.com, a leading senior living referral service and the nation's top site for senior care reviews. "We strive daily to provide high-quality care and services for our residents, and this award validates our delivery on that promise," Patricia Martinez, executive director of Silvergate Fallbrook, said. "Silvergate is unique in the area because w...

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