Week of October 24, 2024

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  • BREAKING NEWS: Woman saved from burning home by Uber Eats driver and deputies

    Gilbert Gonzales | Nov 1, 2024

    VISTA: At around 1:42 am reports of a residential structure fire came out at 245 W Bobier Dr. On arrival deputies located a uber eats driver who reported the fire attempting to pull the residents out of a bedroom window. A deputy jumped in thru the window and with assistance from another deputy and the uber eats driver were able to get the female out of the home. Both the driver and lady in the home were transported to a burn center the female by an air ambulance. Firefighters arrived and quickly extinguished the flames. 1... Full story

  • Head on collision on S. Mission I'll

    Julie Reeder | Oct 29, 2024

    AA head-on traffic collision was reported at 9:08 p.m. Tuesday evening near the intersection of South Mission Road and Green Canyon Road, just south of the location. The California Highway Patrol responded to the scene, where one vehicle, a white Jeep, was involved in the crash. Airbags were deployed, and the vehicle had gone into a ditch. Authorities are currently unsure of the other vehicle's location. At 9:09 p.m., license plate debris was spotted in the lanes. By 9:11... Full story

  • 3-car collision on S. Mission and Ammunition

    Julie Reeder - AC Investigations | Oct 28, 2024

    At 1:54 pm today, Monday, Oct. 28, a collision was reported at the corner of S. Mission and Ammunition Rd. According to CHP, it was a three vehicle collision including a grey Honda Civic, a silver sedan, and apparently a grey Toyota Camry which were all in the right hand lane. CHP, Sheriff and NC Fire were all on scene as first responders and investigators. The cause hasn't been determined and it didn't appear anyone was transported. Two cars were towed... Full story

  • MC vs car crash on the I15 north

    Oct 28, 2024

    A grey Nissan Leaf vs. a motorcycle accident was reported tonight at 6:06 on the northbound I15 just north of SR76. The CHP reporting party said that a vehicle cut him off trying to avoid another vehicle. I'ts unclear whether the motorcycle or the vehicle was the party trying to avoid another vehicle. The vehicle was in the center divide and the motorcycle and rider were on the right hand shoulder. There didn't appear to be... Full story

  • BUSD approves one-year agreement for Rawhide Ranch internships

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    In the past, the Bonsall Unified School District has approved one-semester agreements with Rawhide Ranch for a veterinarian and animal science internship program for BUSD students in fourth through eighth grades. The Sept. 18 BUSD board meeting approved a two-semester agreement for the program. The 5-0 vote approves an agreement which will cover 10 Friday sessions from Sept. 20 to Nov. 22 and 10 Friday sessions from Jan. 31 to April 11. Each session will have 24 students and the school district will pay $32 per student per...

  • Children learning finances already

    A.C. Roberts, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    Kathy Custer taught her sons about saving and investing and now they are teaching others through their book, "Do You Have A Money Monster?" "Money monsters are things that continue to take money out of your pocket like pets, hobbies and sports, to name a few," said Custer. "Do You Have A Money Monster?" is fantasy mixed with nonfiction, which makes it entertaining and educational. Early readers, their parents and teachers will all be able to learn from it. "I'm interested in...

  • Social Security announces 2.5% benefit increase for 2025

    Oct 27, 2024

    WASHINGTON – Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments for more than 72.5 million Americans will increase 2.5% in 2025, the Social Security Administration announced Oct. 10. On average, Social Security retirement benefits will increase by about $50 per month starting in January. Over the last decade the COLA increase has averaged about 2.6%. The COLA was 3.2% in 2024. Nearly 68 million Social Security beneficiaries will see a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) beginning in January 2025....

  • Worker of the Week improves clients lives

    Oct 27, 2024

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  • Homecoming court announced

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  • Pilot unharmed after plane overshoots runway at Fallbrook Airpark

    Village Staff | Oct 27, 2024

    A pilot escaped injury after overshooting the runway in a single-engine plane at Fallbrook Community Airpark on Saturday morning, Oct. 19, according to North County Fire Protection District Captain John Choi. The incident occurred around 9:09 a.m., when a Piper PA-32-301T Turbo Saratoga, registered as N177DF, overran the runway during a landing attempt on Runway 18, North County Fire Protection District reported. The pilot, the only person on board, was not hurt, and no other injuries were reported. After the plane came to...

  • Palomar Health Medical Group and Graybill Medical Group reach new agreement

    Oct 27, 2024

    SAN DIEGO COUNTY – In previous news, it was announced that Graybill Medical Group would be ending its affiliation with Palomar Health Medical Group (PHMG), with Graybill ceasing to provide services to patients in the Murrieta, Temecula, Fallbrook, Vista, Oceanside, San Marcos, El Norte, 2nd Avenue Escondido and Valley Center offices effective Nov. 11. With their patients in mind during this transition, recent discussions have led to a new agreement that prioritizes a seamless continuity of care. With this new agreement,...

  • Blanket Project contributes to food pantry fundraiser

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Large Afghans and blankets from the Fallbrook Blanket project will be among the many interesting and beautiful items to be auctioned at the annual Food Pantry Gala on Nov. 2 at Sonrise Church. This annual Gala is a main source of support for the Pantry. This "Great Gatsby Gala" will provide a means for many to support the Pantry in its mission to feed the hungry in our community. Gala Tickets as well as donation opportunities are available on the Pantry website:...

  • SHERIFF'S LOG

    Oct 27, 2024

    NOTE: While these reports have been taken straight from the Sheriff's Office, individuals are innocent until proven guilty. These addresses reveal the block number, not an exact location. September 22 5700 blk Galloway Pl. Residential burglary 300 blk E. Alvarado St. Found property September 23 Dulin Rd. / Old Hwy 395 Suicide - Actual or attempt - 5150 - 72 hr hold 200 blk W. Clemmens Ln. Petty theft from vehicle 2800 blk Rainbow Valley Blvd. Death 1400 blk Alturas Rd. Battery: spouse/exspouse/date/etc. September 24 300 blk... Full story

  • October brings pumpkins and scarecrows to downtown

    Oct 27, 2024

  • Warriors' homecoming loss best grid result since season opener

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    Fallbrook High School's football players and coaches didn't want to lose the Warriors' homecoming game, but the 42-12 loss Oct. 18 against Rancho Bernardo was Fallbrook's closest margin of defeat since the Warriors' season opener. The Warriors were outscored by a cumulative 285-26 margin during their previous six games with the opponent margin of victory ranging from 34 to 50 points. The 12 points Fallbrook scored Oct. 18 were also the most for the Warriors since their 29-20...

  • FCAT offers update on Climate Action Plan

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Climate Action Team (FCAT) will present a talk by Corinna Contreras, Climate Action Campaign Policy Analyst, on the County’s Updated Climate Action Plan (CAP) on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m. on Zoom. Contreras is a transportation analyst for the Climate Action Campaign. At the University of California, Santa Barbara, she earned her B.A. in Film & Media/Sociology. After receiving her Permaculture Design Certification from the San Diego Sustainable Living Institute her interest in regenerative... Full story

  • FUHS named to Advanced Placement Honor Roll

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – College Board announced that Fallbrook Union High School has been named to the 2024 Advanced Placement® Program (AP®) School Honor Roll, earning Silver distinction. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP programs are delivering results for students while broadening access. Schools can earn this recognition annually based on criteria that reflect a commitment to increasing college-going culture, providing opportunities for students to earn college credit, and maximizing college readiness....

  • Live Oak students dive into reading with ABC10's Story Time Event

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Students at Live Oak Elementary School were filled with excitement as they participated in the ABC 10 News Story Time event, featuring a special reading by ABC10 Anchor Jared Aarons. Aarons delighted students with readings of "The Gruffalo" and other beloved children's books, while emphasizing the importance of reading as a way to unlock future dreams and opportunities. The event also served as a free book fair, where every student went home with a backpack...

  • Whitaker named to dean's list at Biola University

    Oct 27, 2024

    LA MIRADA, California – Bethany Whitaker was named to Biola University's dean's list for academic excellence. Whitaker, a music major from Fallbrook, was one of approximately 1,500 students who were named to the dean's list in spring 2024. Biola students are placed on the dean's list to honor those with a GPA of 3.6 or higher while enrolled in 12 or more credits and whose cumulative GPA is at least 3.2. "Inclusion in Biola University's Dean's List is reserved for students who demonstrate exceptional performance in their...

  • Woolen named to dean's list at University of Maryland Global Campus

    Oct 27, 2024

    ADELPHI, Maryland – Isabella Woolen of Fallbrook was named to the dean's list for the summer 2024 term at University of Maryland Global Campus. To be eligible for the honor, a student must complete at least six credits during the term, earn a grade point average of at least 3.5 for the term, and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5 at UMGC. University of Maryland Global Campus was founded more than 75 years ago specifically to serve the higher education needs of working adults and military service members. Today, UMGC is the...

  • Creepy surprises your home inspector could uncover

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Home inspections can be as spooky as Halloween. There’s nothing more frightening than a home inspector coming into your home and telling you everything that’s wrong with it. That’s why it’s a good idea to have a general understanding of what to look out for: Serious structural problems Like us, houses have skeletons too. And you’ll know that having a broken bone is one of the worst things that can happen and will have a huge impact on your posture and generally how you’ll do things. Broken roof...

  • First installment of property taxes due Nov 1

    Oct 27, 2024

    SAN DIEGO – San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister is reminding San Diego County property owners that the first installment of their property taxes is due on Nov. 1. Earlier this month, his office mailed 1,017,929 million 2024-2025 secured property tax bills to San Diego property owners. These tax payments are expected to generate $9.08 billion dollars for the region, a new record. “The deadline to pay the first installment of your property taxes is in two weeks – Friday, Nov. 1,” said McAllister....

  • MWD approves procurement of sleeve valve for Red Mountain Pressure Control Structure

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California board awarded a procurement contract for a sleeve valve which will be installed at MWD’s Red Mountain Pressure Control Structure. The Oct. 8 board vote approved a $589,957 procurement contract with Vogt Valves, which is based in Texas, for the work. The amount includes California sales tax. The MWD portion of Pipeline 5 is approximately 18 miles long between Lake Skinner in Temecula and the delivery point where the San Diego County Water Authority takes over ownership...

  • Vallecitos school board approves winter roofing project

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    The Vallecitos School District board approved a winter roofing project for the district’s three permanent buildings. A 3-0 vote Oct. 8, with Ritsa Chanthabandith absent due to a family emergency and one vacant seat, approved a contract with A. Perman Roofing, Inc., to replace the roofs on the three buildings. The San Diego company submitted a base bid of $264,500 for the work. “I’m just excited to get the work done,” said Vallecitos School District Superintendent Meliton Sanchez, who is also the district’s Chief...

  • Final 'Hello Autumn' winners announced

    Oct 27, 2024

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  • Fourth Annual North County Cup raises funds for B&GC

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – On Friday, Oct. 4, players enjoyed a day of golf at Journey at Pechanga. The event helped raise over $37,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs of North County. With a score of 47, Josh Underseth, Colin Featherstone, Alex Wood, and Nolan Torrez took home the North County Cup. Featherstone won the longest drive contest, Renee Reichle won the putting contest, and the closest to the pin, knocking it 2' 3" away from the hole. "The day could not have been any better," said...

  • CIF adopts policy on team uniforms

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    Prior to the Oct. 9 CIF Board of Managers meeting, the only CIF San Diego Section policy on uniforms was that all school uniforms will be in school colors. The new policy adopts restrictions and provides clarifications. Other than colors and numbers, official uniforms are now only allowed to include the player’s name, school name, school nickname, school mascot, and school logo. All CIF Board of Managers members present voted for the bylaw change. “It’s really something we need to do to get back in line,” said CIF...

  • You can help Monarchs on their migration

    Stephanie Holbrook, Wings of Change | Oct 27, 2024

    Monarchs overwinter on the Pacific Coast every year, from Pismo Beach to Baja California including Balboa Park. They travel from as far away as Canada, journeying thousands of miles to reach their overwintering sites. These breathtaking butterflies cluster together in dense groups on trees, creating a vibrant tapestry of orange and black. An innate sense of direction guides this incredible migration, as they navigate using the sun's position and Earth's magnetic fields....

  • Avocado's success benefits California communities

    Oct 27, 2024

    MISSION VIEJO – A new film about the avocado industry’s success at driving demand nationwide documents the local as well as global impact of the national marketing program led by the Hass Avocado Board since its inception over 20 years ago. Independent researchers from the University of California, Davis found strategic promotion helped drive over 260% growth of U.S. avocado consumption while all fresh fruit consumption only rose by 9% during the same timeframe. Growers in California and the surrounding communities that...

  • Scarecrows are getting attention

    Oct 27, 2024

  • Vallecitos School District approves septic system contract

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter | Oct 27, 2024

    The Vallecitos School District had not previously had a contract for monitoring and maintenance of the district’s septic system, but an Oct. 8 board vote approved a contract with McCarley Underground, Inc., for septic services. The board vote was 3-0 with Ritsa Chanthabandith absent due to a family emergency and one vacant seat. The initial agreement is for 12 months, and the agreement may be renewed every 12 months by school district request. “That will keep our systems running for many years to come,” said...

  • Kicking It: Au Revoir Lucette

    Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    In just a few days, Lucette Moramarco, Editor for the Village Newspaper (VN) will be moving away. Lucette has had two careers. The first as a preschool teacher and the second job spanned the last 18 years – at the newspaper. A celebration was held in her honor on Tuesday, Oct. 1 in the office lobby. That said, there was a wee delay caused by a minor calamity. As it happened, the electric tea pots knocked out the breaker that powered the computers during the online... Full story

  • Affordable Health screenings coming to Temecula

    Oct 27, 2024

    TEMECULA – Residents living in and around Temecula can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line Screening. Grace Presbyterian Church will host this community event on Nov. 15. The site is located at 31143 Nicolas Road in Temecula. Screenings can check for: • The level of plaque buildup in arteries, related to risk for cardiovascular disease, stroke and overall vascular health. • HDL and LDL Cholesterol...

  • The hidden dangers to your teeth: What you need to know

    Dr. Eric Berg DC, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    When it comes to dental health, we often hear about the impact of sugar on our teeth. While sugar does contribute to tooth decay by feeding harmful bacteria that produce acid, it turns out that there are other substances that can be even more damaging. Here’s what you need to know to protect your teeth from unexpected threats. 1. Citric acid: The most dangerous acid for your teeth Citric acid, found naturally in lemons, limes, and oranges, is widely used in processed foods and beverages. Despite its natural origins,...

  • What is dementia? Who is at risk?

    Shelby Ramsey, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    "Dementia is an epidemic,"* primarily affecting the older population. Dr. David B. Reuben, an expert in geriatric care who practices at UCLA Health, explains the crucial facts you and yours need to know. Dementia is a disease defined by: A chronic acquired decline in two of the following areas: • Memory • Reasoning and complex tasks • Visuospatial • Language • Personality Sufficient to affect daily life In individuals 65 years or older, dementia affects 10% of the...

  • County invites you to check your mood

    Fernanda Lopez Halvorson, County of San Diego Communications Office | Oct 27, 2024

    When was the last time you asked yourself "How are you feeling?" It's something we ask others all the time but less often do we ask the same of ourselves. The County's Check Your Mood Day was an opportunity to do just that. Every year during Mental Illness Awareness Week, the county invites the community to get screened for depression and assess their mental health as part of Check Your Mood Day, celebrated the first Thursday of the first full week of October on National...

  • Here are symptoms of three common prostate problems

    Oct 27, 2024

    TEMECULA – As men age, one part of the body that often causes concern due to possible health issues is the prostate. This small gland, located just below the bladder that helps make semen, can be affected by cancer, as well as non-cancerous conditions. Being able to recognize the symptoms of prostate problems will help you know when it's time to see a doctor. Here are symptoms of some of the most common prostate problems in men. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate) This is a condition in which the prostate is...

  • Health Right Here: Understanding hemodialysis for kidney failure

    Devin Zarkowsky MD, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    End stage renal disease vascular access options When kidneys stop cleaning the blood effectively, known as end-stage renal disease (ESRD), vascular access for dialysis becomes essential for patient survival and quality of life. There are several vascular access options available, including central venous catheters, arteriovenous (AV) fistulas, and AV grafts. Each option has its advantages and disadvantages, but AV fistulas are generally considered the gold standard due to...

  • Shouldn't our local boards represent our community?

    Oct 27, 2024

    This is in reference to the Fallbrook Firefighters Association’s endorsement and subsequent, and rather sudden, rescission of support for Jeff Egkan and Ross Pike: I was always under the impression that governing board members were there to serve the community. Endorsements by Public Employee Unions do not override that fundamental concept, that supervisory boards serve the public interest, and have a fiduciary responsibility to the community. An endorsement from a public employee union is typically a statement by the... Full story

  • Don't change horses mid-stream

    Oct 27, 2024

    Hey neighbors! Mig Gasca here. You may remember I was the Division 3 Director on the Rainbow MWD Board until last December. Thank you for the opportunity you gave me to serve the community. Thank you to the Board for keeping me on the Engineering and Operations Committee as a ratepayer. I am endorsing Julie Johnson and Cari Dale for re-election to their seats on the Board. You might ask why I’m doing this? Julie, since she began serving on the Board, has been a critical reviewer of district plans and operations. Having... Full story

  • Invest in Fallbrook's future

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Did you know that Fallbrook High School, at 70+ years old, is the county’s second oldest high school? Along with that status comes aging infrastructure. Fallbrookians have the opportunity to invest in the future of Fallbrook this election by voting yes on the BB facility bond. This bond will secure much needed funding to modernize the three local high schools, so that all students are able to reap all the benefits of a high-quality education. Measure BB enables the district to modernize, repair or replace... Full story

  • Think of the future of your children

    Oct 27, 2024

    In the past three and a half years we have seen an overwhelming attack on families, life, liberty, freedom and most of all on our children. There is no time to sit down but to be not only hearers of the word of God but doers. Aren’t you tired of the false accusations against the just and righteous ones defending what our Founding Fathers declared and established as the land of the free and home of the brave, “The United States of America, a Republic for which it stands, one Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty... Full story

  • NCFPD is apolitical

    Oct 27, 2024

    I encourage you to vote for North County Fire Protection District candidates Jeanette Barragan (District 1), John Van Doorn (District 4) and Mark Bartholomew (District 5). They are not incumbents, but they ought to be! They are supported by the Fallbrook Firefighters Association and a local conservative support group ‘Keep Fallbrook Free.” My name is Ken Munson, and I have been an NCFPD director for 18 years. Frankly, I’m tired of 4-1 votes where I am the lone vote when very liberal community service issues arise and... Full story

  • Political retribution masquerading as coastal protection

    Julie Reeder, Publisher | Oct 27, 2024

    The California Coastal Commission’s (CCC) recent actions against Elon Musk's SpaceX follow a disturbing trend of political retribution in government, resembling what we’ve seen on the federal level. Musk, a legal immigrant who revolutionized the electric vehicle industry, faces scrutiny not for environmental concerns, but for his political views, particularly his alignment with Donald Trump. This led to a lawsuit against the CCC, with unexpected support from Governor... Full story

  • Starting with recent news and working backward

    Oct 27, 2024

    Trump, still spewing lies about a" rigged election" unless he wins, continues undermining our democracy; spreading lies about illegals voting, and continues to push the "Big Lie" about 2020. He lost. Fact. Trump has threatened to use the United States military against American citizens and use the Justice Department to prosecute his "enemies" (Nancy & Paul Pelosi, Adam Schiff, Liz Cheney, Mark Milley. etc., the list is long) if he is re-elected. Trump threatens to revoke the broadcast licenses of networks that criticize... Full story

  • Re: 'Firefighters union changes endorsements' [Village News, Letter, 10/17/24]

    Oct 27, 2024

    In response to the recent opinion piece regarding the Fallbrook Firefighters’ endorsement process for the 2024 election, we would like to clarify several points to ensure the community has accurate information and the chance to understand our perspective. In March 2024, Jeff Egkan and Ross Pike approached the Fallbrook Firefighters for an early endorsement, citing their campaign timelines. Although this early request was unexpected, we proceeded with our standard interview process. At that time, there were existing issues... Full story

  • Money and politics in Fallbrook: What is the firefighters union really after?

    Oct 27, 2024

    Is anyone else fed up with the influence of money in local politics? I’m not talking about national corruption; I’m talking right here in Fallbrook. Lately, there’s been a lot of chatter on Facebook about our fire department and the firefighter’s union’s recent endorsements. Sure, the union has the right to back whichever candidates they want – but why did they endorse these particular candidates, and what are they expecting in return? Let’s get real: the union flipped its support from two incumbents to two...

  • Why Donald Trump should never be President again

    Oct 27, 2024

    I know that many of you may still be undecided as to who you should vote for as President in the upcoming election. But here are a few truthful facts you should consider before you finalize your decision: Donald Trump is a 78 year old mentally impaired demagogue who is only interested in promoting himself and other wealthy Americans. He has little real desire in elevating the interest of middle class Americans. As previous President his taxation policies included substantial reductions for the wealthy (including himself),... Full story

  • Local heroes

    Oct 27, 2024

    One of the greatest benefits of living in this area, one that we seldom think about, is our local fire department and the dedicated first responders who serve us without hesitation each and every day. As Director of North County Fire from 2018-2022, I got to know many of these ‘local heroes’ and I was also able to review the hundreds of customer service surveys turned in by you, the members of this community. Almost without exception, each of you who responded to these surveys spoke of our responders with the highest of... Full story

  • How to make a change on the planning group

    Oct 27, 2024

    Here is why I recommend voting for Mark Mervich for the Fallbrook Planning Group. Our planning group is good at being a custodian of the standards and ideals that have made our community the great place we all love. The current management of the group (including several people running for reelection) think they are doing a satisfactory job so no change is needed. Mark Mervich begs to differ! Currently the management has been less than specular at moving Fallbrook forward to the community it could be. Case in point, there... Full story

  • More than movies await at our historic Mission Theater

    Tim O Leary, Special to the Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    To me, Fallbrook is the town that time forgot. A man and his movie theater have been cast in leading roles in this unfolding tale. I marvel at how Fallbrook has retained its dreamy, rural feel even though it anchors a chunk of Southern California and is flanked by state highways and interstate freeways. Ours is a colorful community, and Roy Moosa and his historic Mission Theater are among the most vibrant threads in its tapestry of people and places. I had lived in Fallbrook...

  • Local couple to debut zombie comedy

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Local filmmakers George and Melinda Simon are inviting the Bonsall/Fallbrook community to a special Halloween screening of their zombie comedy "Don't Get Eaten." The married team wrote, directed, produced and edited this film over the last two years and are excited to be premiering it at local theaters before its digital release next year. Local residents can bring their kids, grab some popcorn and enjoy a Zom Com that's really fun and really funny. A thriller...

  • Renowned Los Angeles cello quartet to perform in Fallbrook

    Oct 27, 2024

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Music Society's next concert features the dynamic, internationally diverse 'Los Angeles Cello Quartet' on Sunday, Oct. 27, at 2 P.M. in Fallbrook's historic Mission Theater. To say the program is eclectic is an understatement. Designed to transport listeners on a journey through time and across continents, the audience will experience selections ranging from pre-Renaissance to the Romantic Era of the 19th and 20th centuries – to an original suite by...

  • Theater Talk

    Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal, Special to The Village News | Oct 27, 2024

    Looking for a date night idea? Check out the California Center for the Arts. Something is popping almost every night and they are close by at 340 N. Escondido Blvd., Escondido,760-839-4149, www.artcenter.org. City Ballet of San Diego has an upcoming performance you won't want to miss: on Nov. 9 at 8 p.m. "Dracula" at the Balboa Theater downtown, 858-272-8663, www.cityballet.org. Get your freak on by going to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" in Old Town at the Cygnet Theatre....

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