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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BONSALL – In two heartwarming events commemorating the sacrifices made on 9/11, Bonsall Unified School District, in collaboration with the Bonsall Chamber of Commerce and Bonsall Rotary Club honored local heroes and their service to the community. On Saturday, Sept. 7, the Bonsall First Responders Appreciation & Patriot Day Bike Parade was held at Bonsall Elementary School. First responders, military members, educators, and local community members gathered to cheer on the s...
FALLBROOK – In 1994, key leaders within the Fallbrook area formed a community foundation, created for the long-term benefit of those living in the area and the nonprofits supporting the region. Mike Dunlap, Helen Monroe, Fred Vaught, Jon Frandell, and Don Zech envisioned a tremendous opportunity to launch a community foundation solely dedicated to serving the furthermost regions of San Diego North County. Their planning and expertise aimed high, each dedicating their expertise to creating a foundation that would award g... Full story
SACRAMENTO – Senate Minority Leader Brian W. Jones (R-San Diego) announced that his Senate Bill 708 to save off-highway vehicle (OHV) competitions in California was approved on a unanimous, bipartisan vote in the California State Senate, Aug. 30. “We are thrilled SB 708 finally passed out of the Legislature and is headed to the governor’s desk for his signature,” said Jones. “We’ve worked hard to perfect this program over the past five years with OHV stakeholders and affected governmental agencies, including State Parks and t... Full story
Have you ever taken the time to think what our Friendly Village would be like without our First Responders? These young men and women are here for us 24/7. I am talking about the North Country Fire Protection District and the over 100 fire fighters, paramedics, engineers, administrative support staff and management that take care of our emergencies daily. I adopted Fire Station 2 (Winterwarm) over 18 months ago and I prepare meals for the crews frequently. There is nothing more rewarding to me than the “Thank You’s” and s... Full story
The recognition segment of the Aug. 15 Bonsall Unified School District board meeting included celebrating Joe Beyer as a BUSD Community Partner. "Commander Beyer has become a model of civic engagement in our community," BUSD Superintendent Heather Golly said of the retired United States Coast Guard officer. "Commander Beyer's dedication to our town is evident in his consistent involvement in local affairs." Beyer regularly attends Bonsall Community Sponsor Group meetings,...
BONSALL – The Bonsall Woman's Club is in its 45th year of service to the community with 72 members. Similar to a school calendar, BWC general membership meetings run September through June; they are held on the first Thursday morning of each month from 10 a.m. to noon at the Bonsall Community Center. Potential new members are welcome to attend and experience firsthand what matters to the club on Sept. 5. What drives remarkable women to attend BWC monthly meetings, participate...
Plastics that break down into particles as tiny as our DNA – small enough to be absorbed through our skin – are released into our environment at a rate of 82 million metric tons a year. These plastics, and the mix of chemicals they are made with, are now major contributors to disease, affecting the risk of afflictions ranging from cancer to hormonal issues. Plastic pollution threatens everything from sea animals to human beings, a problem scientists, activists, business groups, and politicians are debating as they draft a glo...
Listening to the San Diego and Riverside County scanners highlights the sheer volume and variety of calls first responders handle daily. From medical emergencies and wildfires to traffic accidents, shootings, and active robberies, the constant stream of incidents is a testament to the robust and effective law enforcement and fire systems in place. It’s a humbling experience that showcases the dedication and skill of those who serve the public, ensuring safety and rapid r... Full story
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Ann Myers, 91, on July 31, 2024, in a local hospital. She rests peacefully in the arms of her husband and in the care and love of their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Martha Ann Myers was born on Nov. 22, 1932, in Madera, California to Robert and Ruby Braddy. She attended local schools and went to Fresno State. While in college, Ann met the love of her life, Lowell R. "Rich" Myers. On April 6, 1952, they married in... Full story
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Newcomers recently held a fun and invigorating Walkabout event led by Newcomers Walkabout Activity Co-Chair Kathy Pratt. The popular monthly Walkabout activity is a great way to get some exercise and make new friends while exploring beautiful scenery at various local hiking trails, nature preserves, beaches and other urban areas. The Walkabout took place on July 9 in downtown Carlsbad. The City of Carlsbad, known as the "Village by the Sea," is a p...
The Fallbrook Sheriff's Department has recently welcomed a new leader, Lieutenant Darrell McNeal. With a rich background in military service, organizational leadership and development, and a passion for community engagement, McNeal is poised to bring fresh perspectives and unwavering dedication to his role. McNeal's journey to law enforcement is a testament to his resilience and commitment to service. Born and raised in Tennessee, McNeal embarked on a distinguished 21-year car...
This year, North County Fire Protection District firefighter/paramedic Zach Cain was fourth in the Firefighter Demolition Derby, which was part of the San Diego County Fair, but he had a more significant achievement. The Firefighter Demolition Derby raises money for the Burn Institute. The Hard Charger Award is given to the fire department which raised the most money for the Burn Institute, and the North County Fire Protection District received this year's Hard Charger Award....
FALLBROOK – Homeownership, the American dream. You might be wondering what it’s really like and if it’s as great as it sounds. Clever’s recent homeowner study sheds some light on this. They surveyed 1,000 U.S. homeowners and found that 52% were caught off guard by the actual costs of owning a home. In fact, 53% said they would have done things differently if they’d known the real price tag. The silver lining? Despite the unexpected expenses and time demands, they found that 7 out of 8 homeowners still believe that the perks...
FALLBROOK – On Wednesday, July 10, D'Vine Path accepted a grant from the Fallbrook Regional Health District for $51,000 with all proceeds going towards the "Life I Can" Healthy Lifestyles program. Multiple D'Vine Path representatives were in attendance at the FRHD Board of Directors meeting for the presentation of the grant awards. The "Life I Can" Healthy Lifestyle curriculum is centered around the students and improving their overall health. This includes mental health a...
Jim Desmond's opinion piece "Time to enforce common sense solutions for homelessness" is nonsensical, as is the legislation that he is applauding. I am homeless. I am a mom of grown children and I have a Masters Degree. Homelessness is a problem that I've dealt with more than once in the last handful of years and one that I overcame and am in the process of again overcoming through the community that has loved and supported me; not through being punished for it. And that is exactly what the Supreme Court has decided to do.... Full story
Saturday, July 13, 2024, will be etched in the annals of American history as a day of unprecedented significance; a day when an attempt was made on the life of Donald Trump, the former president and leading candidate for the 2024 presidential election. The incident, which occurred during a rally in Butler County, Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state, has left the nation reeling and searching for answers. At presstime, there is limited information available and certainly there... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Fire Safe Council received a grant in the amount of $14,000 to support their efforts to help make Fallbrook fire safe. The grant was funded thanks to the generous contributions from SDG&E, the Fire Safe Council of San Diego County, and the San Diego Regional Fire Foundation. These funds will be used to support additional "Chipping Days" where local residents can bring their cut vegetation to a central location to have the material chipped/shredded i...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Newcomers recently held an enjoyable "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" summer spa party hosted by Girls Just Want to Have Fun Activity Chairperson Mindy Conner. This popular monthly event is held at a member's home and/or local venues and is a great way to make new friends while enjoying a variety of fun, creative and inspiring activities. The Girls Just Want to Have Fun Summer Spa Party took place on June 18 at the Conner's home. The summer spa party is a t...
County public health officials are reporting seven new Mpox cases in May and June and encouraging vaccinations ahead of summer festivals and events. The rise in cases mirrors increases in Los Angeles which recently reported 10 new cases. So far this year, the County has reported an average of one to two new Mpox cases per month. Four of the recent cases were among people who had not been vaccinated against Mpox. "It's important for people to get both doses of the JYNNEOS...
Burn Institute’s Fire and Safety Exposition which includes the Firefighter Demolition Derby has been part of the San Diego County Fair since 2010 and in past years took place during one of the fair’s earlier weekends. This year the Fire and Safety Exposition will be held Sunday, July 7, which is the final day of the 2024 county fair. “We’re closing out the fair this year,” Tessa Haviland, executive director of Burn Institute, said. “We’ll be the very last event of the year.” The Fire and Safety Exposition is held at the Del M...
SACRAMENTO – As California's newest State Park, Dos Rios, officially opened to the public June 12, Governor Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation declaring June 12-16 as California State Parks Week. Located in the San Joaquin Valley outside of Modesto, Dos Rios is the first new State Park since 2014. "Our state parks are a point of pride and inspiration for Californians and visitors from around the world. Today, we celebrate the opening of Dos Rios – our first new State Park in...
WASHINGTON – This year, the Social Security Administration celebrates 50 years of administering the Supplemental Security Income program. President Richard Nixon signed the bill in 1972, and in January 1974, SSA began issuing the first SSI payments to nearly 4 million eligible people. The goal of the SSI program was to aid aged, blind, and individuals with disabilities with very limited income and resources. Fifty years later, the SSI program remains a lifeline by providing cash assistance to about 2% of the U.S. p...
The county is experiencing record enrollment in the CalFresh food supplement program. As of June 1, CalFresh benefits are being received by more than 398,000 eligible people in the region, which is a 5.8% increase compared to the same month in 2023. Over 539,000 persons have been enrolled at different points over the last 12 months. The record month coincided with the celebration of CalFresh Awareness Month. “We’ve seen this trend steadily increase as the need increased” said Rick Wanne, director of County Self-Sufficiency Se...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Amateur Radio Club will be participating in Field Day 2024, an emergency preparedness exercise, Saturday, June 22, from 11 a.m., until Sunday, June 23, at 11 a.m. The public and ham radio operators are invited to attend at Frazier Elementary School’s athletic field, 1835 Gum Tree Lane, in Fallbrook. The premise of Field Day is to prove that emergency amateur radio operators or “hams” are capable of setting up radio stations in the field, and by using portable antennas and emergency power, such as...
Almost everybody knows the County Library is the place to go to get books, information and entertainment; all for free. But you may not know about all the things you can do at the County Library and with your library card – like learning a new language, exploring your family heritage, getting free seeds to plant in your garden, and even graduating high school. Yup. You can do all of that and more. Here are nine things you might not know you can do at a County library: Graduate high school If you’re one of those who did...
