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 High School senior Hailey Drew spent the morning of November 13 at the San Diego Hall of Champions for a ceremony in which she was one of 152 San Diego County athletes who signed letters of intent to play college athletics. Drew signed a letter of intent to play softball at McNeese State University, which is in western Louisiana town of Lake Charles. “I’m very excited to continue my softball career there,” Drew said. Drew had also been considering Bucknell University in Maryland before signing with the Cowgirls. She...
FALLBROOK – Over the Thanksgiving weekend, the Fallbrook Youth Baseball 8U Warriors won the North City Youth Baseball ninth annual Thanksgiving Tournament. They defeated Tecalote in the championship game with a mercy win in the fourth inning 16-5. This is the team’s second championship win in back-to-back tournaments....
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With comfortably warm daytime temperatures and cooler, more humid nights, roses are happy and bursting with life. If the weather continues for another three or four weeks, it may also be possible to have fresh roses from the garden for use during the Christmas holiday. Daytime temps are very agreeable for growing roses. It is important that one monitors the irrigation program for your roses. It may be necessary to modify the program if you haven’t changed since the hot, dry s...
The Rainbow Municipal Water District approved a consultant contract to study the amount of groundwater available to the district from the San Luis Rey Basin. The Rainbow board voted 5-0 November 19 to award a professional services contract to West Yost for an amount not to exceed $399,352. “Local water supply has been studied for many years, and we believe this study will confirm the availability of local supplies for the district,” said Rainbow general manager Brian Brady. Currently Rainbow relies on imported water for the...
FALLBROOK – In recent efforts of Save Our Forest/Fallbrook Land Conservancy to maintain the goal of creating a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere in downtown Fallbrook, it became necessary to remove and replace some trees. According to Jackie Heyneman, above-ground containers required due to under the sidewalk sewer lines in the heart of downtown resulted in a major transfer. “The trees that had outgrown their pots are now planted in the ground adjacent to the parking lot b...
