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Articles from the March 18, 2021 edition


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  • Warriors return to on-campus tennis courts with win

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Mar 22, 2021

    A Fallbrook High School tennis match was played on the campus for the first time this century, and the Warriors defeated Tri-City Christian in the March 4 competition. The match was also the first combined boys’ and girls’ tennis match in school history. The coronavirus shutdown compressed the three normal CIF seasons into two for 2020-2021, and boys’ and girls’ tennis were combined including mixed doubles sets for the first time in San Diego Section history. “It went smoothly other than the fact that it got dark,” Fallbrook...

  • Darrell Issa

    Issa opposes one-sided and partisan election legislation, declares H.R. 1 'most misleading political bill in history'

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    WASHINGTON – Rep. Darrell Issa, CA-50, released the following statement March 3, in opposition to House Resolution 1: "States made sweeping changes to election practices leading up to Election Day 2020, even circumventing state legislatures in favor of executive decrees and court-ordered variations. There is no dispute some of these changes were done in violation of state constitutions and state law. "Mistrust of election integrity is at an all-time high. Rather than t...

  • Rose Genevieve (Evie) Brown-Salek

    Rose Genevieve (Evie) Brown-Salek

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Rose Genevieve (Evie) Brown-Salek died March 28, 2020, in Fallbrook. Rose is survived by her son, Matthew; her brother, Fred Brown and step-family members. She was born July 15, 1965, to Mary Tyson Brown and Donald Frederick Brown. Both parents are deceased. Rose has step-family on both sides. Rose grew up in Riverside and earned her degree from University of California Irvine. She worked as an investment broker until the birth of her son and later worked in sales and...

  • Flood damage

    Old pipe bursts, floods three Main Avenue businesses

    Will Fritz, Staff Writer

    Three downtown Fallbrook businesses were met with an unwelcome surprise one Friday morning a few weeks ago – a burst pipe left all three with varying amounts of flood damage. Jamie Mathieu, owner of Jewelry Connection at 101 N. Main Ave, said he arrived at the store the morning of Friday, Feb. 26, to find quite the commotion. "We came in and we noticed a bunch of debris in the parking lot," he said. Mathieu noticed a Fallbrook Public Utility District crew was in the area, a...

  • Jones announces departure from BUSD

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter

    Bonsall Unified School District Superintendent David Jones has announced that he will be leaving the school district at the end of the school year. Jones initially notified the BUSD board at the Feb. 10 board meeting, and additional remarks about approaching the end of his BUSD career were made at the March 10 board meeting. Jones has been hired elsewhere, although that entity will not be disclosed until a contract is finalized. "It just means a lot to me that the staff and the board have been supportive of my decision,"...

  • Real Estate Round-Up: G is for guest house

    Kim Murphy, Murphy & Murphy Southern California Realty

    Guest house has a new name: Accessory Dwelling Unit. I don’t know if this new name has anything to do with the “woke” community or if it was a broader term created to define more uses, but either way, the ADU is a great way to add value to your property and perhaps more harmony to your extended family. California’s Accessory Dwelling Unit Law, Assembly Bill 68, took effect on Jan. 1, 2020. Under this law, homeowners can add an accessory dwelling unit to their property – even...

  • New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, left, and Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul

    How Cuomo investigation, possible impeachment could play out

    Michael R. Sisak and Marina Villeneuve, The Associated Press|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Gov. Andrew Cuomo has urged New Yorkers to "wait for the facts." Patience, though, has grown thin. The state's two U.S. senators, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, and most of the 27 other members of New York's congressional delegation have called for his resignation. In the state legislature, more than 120 lawmakers have called on the Democrat to quit. Leaders in the state Assembly Thursday, March 11, announced an impeachment investigation, a f...

  • Contreras fifth, Crain 16th in final home cross-country meet

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    In 2013, the North County Conference changed from dual cross-country meets to league cluster meets in which all of the league’s schools participate, but the coronavirus precautions returned this season’s meets to the dual meet format to limit the number of people at one meet. Fallbrook High School had two home meets for the 2020-2021 cross-country season, so the March 5 meet was the final meet at home for seniors Danny Contreras and Jacob Crain. The seniors were not honored before the race, which was the case because spe...

  • FEMA to help manage unaccompanied minors at US-Mexico border

    Darlene Superville, The Associated Press|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    The Biden administration is turning to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for help managing and caring for record numbers of unaccompanied immigrant children who are streaming into the United States by illegally crossing the border with Mexico. FEMA will support a governmentwide effort over the next three months to safely receive, shelter and transfer minor children who arrive alone at the U.S. southwest border, without a parent or other adult, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said Saturday, March 13. Gover...

  • Swiss police raid over hack on U.S. security-camera company

    Jamey Keaten and Matt OBrien, The Associated Press|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Swiss authorities Monday, March 15, confirmed a police raid at the home of a Swiss hacker who took credit for helping to break into a U.S. security-camera company’s online networks, part of what the hacker cited as an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of mass surveillance. The Federal Office of Justice said regional police in central Lucerne, acting on a legal assistance request from U.S. authorities, Friday, March 12, carried out a house search involving a group of activist hackers using the name Tillie Kottmann. T...

  • Non-COVID death epidemic of the future

    Dr. Parvez Dara, American Institute for Economic Research|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Consider the possibility that science is a process of questions and answers. Not all answers are correct and not all questions are valid. Yet all need to be considered and evaluated separately and carefully. Within that context we broach the subject of this COVID-19 debacle that stands in our way to a free and productive life. The draconian measures undertaken have had profound and lasting impressions on the American psyche that will not be washed away any time soon. But we wish to explore the unscientific labors of a few...

  • Hazardous materials disposal appointments open

    Supervisor Jim Desmond, 5th District|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    I have great news for North County. Starting Saturday, March 20, North County unincorporated residents will have a new location to dispose of household hazardous waste and old electronics, for free. San Diego Environment Health has reserved 30 appointments on two Saturdays a month, strictly for those in the unincorporated area. Appointments must be made, by going to http://www.sdhhw.org or by calling 877-713-2784. The location will be at the Escondido Household Hazardous...

  • AFS seeks host families

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    AFS has been a leader in the field of student exchange for more than 60 years. Each year we like to place one or more students in Fallbrook who will attend Fallbrook High. We are receiving applications now for students who will be arriving in mid-August for the either fall semester or for the next school year. We have some outstanding candidates with varied interests and many countries of origin. I would like to talk to any families that might be interested in hosting. We are also interested in talking to high school...

  • Re: 'All I really need to know about you' [Village News, Terrell letter, 3/11/21]

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    While it is not my desire to argue with Mr. Terrell in print, it is clear to me that it would be a fulfilment to assist him in "seeing the light" i.e., evidence of voter fraud, although I fear it would be futile. I noticed you said you skip right by the things you already know. Interesting. Do you know what Fox News and Newsmax are talking about or is that what you are skipping? I do try to listen to the other side but realize in short order that the thoughts are so biased and hypocritical, i.e. Don Lemon and Rachel Maddow....

  • Grateful for a sane voice

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Thank you, Julie Reeder, for being a reasonable and sane voice in what is quickly becoming an unreasonable and insane world. It’s unbelievable how twisted things have become. True fact-based journalism has been replaced with fictional writing – anything to get published, the more controversial and ridiculous the better. The small town of Fallbrook is lucky to have the Village News, a large-minded newspaper that is not afraid to report the truth. Carolyn Mathes...

  • Ms. Reeder's response

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Ms. Young, there is so much mischaracterization and misrepresentation there it would take far too much time to respond to each accusation. I can tell you that I don't fear any of those things and it's too bad that your preconceived ideas about what the "others" (whoever you think that is) has been so grotesquely misconstrued by whoever you are listening to. But, I do believe in your right to voice your opinion and I thank you for reading mine as well. My guess is that we agree on vastly more than what it appears from your...

  • 'Rare' disease awareness is important

    Assemblymember Marie Waldron, AD-75 R|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    As co-chair of the Assembly Rare Disease caucus, I recognize the struggle of patients and their families living with rare diseases. Among these are almost 7,000 diseases and conditions considered rare, with 80% of those considered ultra rare. By definition, a disease is considered rare when it affects fewer than 200,000 people. Since only a relatively small number of people are involved, treatments for these diseases can be limited, have sky-high costs or are completely...

  • Re: 'Are we living in a culture of fear?' [Village News, Letter, 3/4/21]

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Dear Ms. Reeder, I read your editorial of March 4, but did not respond as you might have wished. I “fear” that you have become ensnared in an increasingly small information trap. You seem to find great credibility in the words of self-proclaimed experts who enjoy the maverick attention they garner from using their professional titles to disseminate opinions that set them apart from their more respected professional colleagues. This perspective comes from limiting your information sources chiefly to those that fit your own...

  • Supervisors approve District 5 Community Enhancement funding

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Normally the allocation of Community Enhancement funding is part of the County of San Diego's annual budget process. Due to the delay in the passage of the 2020-21 budget a Community Enhancement allocation for each supervisorial district was included in the budget, but the actual grant awards were separated from the budget approval. Supervisor Jim Desmond recommended his Community Enhancement grants for docketing at the March 2 San Diego County Board of Supervisors meeting, and a 5-0 vote approved the allocation of $1,146,388...

  • County advertises contract for Camino Del Rey bridge maintenance

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    San Diego County will be issuing a contract for preventative maintenance on 14 bridges including two Camino Del Rey bridges. The county Board of Supervisors voted 5-0, Wednesday, March 3, to authorize the advertisement for bid and subsequent award of a preventative maintenance contract. The bridges are eligible for Highway Bridge Program funding provided by the Federal Highway Administration, and the supervisors’ action also appropriated $2,655,900 of that federal funding for the maintenance work. Because the maintenance o...

  • County officials highlight early success of Mobile Crisis Response Team Program

    Jose A Alvarez, San Diego County Communications Office|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    San Diego County officials discussed Monday, March 8, the debut of a new county program designed to help people experiencing mental health or substance use crises by dispatching behavioral health experts to emergency calls instead of law enforcement when appropriate. Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Fletcher, county district attorney Summer Stephan, county behavioral health officials and representatives from Exodus Recovery Inc. held a socially distanced event outside the County Administration Center to share information...

  • SBA extends deferment period for all COVID-19 EIDL and other disaster loans until 2022

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    WASHINGTON –The U.S. Small Business Administration announced extended deferment periods for all disaster loans, including the COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan program, until 2022. All SBA disaster loans made in calendar year 2020, including COVID-19 EIDL, will have a first payment due date extended from 12-months to 24-months from the date of the note. All SBA disaster loans made in calendar year 2021, including COVID-19 EIDL, will have a first payment due date extended from 12-months to 18-months from the date of the n...

  • SHERIFF'S LOG

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    March 1 100 block W. Mission Rd Vandalism 400 block N. Vine St Vandalism March 2 3000 block S. Mission Rd Arrest: Fraud, possession of controlled substance, paraphernalia March 3 500 block Ammunition Rd Petty theft 4600 block Dulin Rd Petty theft 1200 block S. Mission Rd Petty theft March 4 2500 block Rainbow Valley Blvd Grand theft 1100 block S. Mission Rd Petty theft 700 block Morro Rd Vehicle burglary 400 block W. Ivy St Stolen vehicle March 5 S. Main Ave @ E. Aviation Rd Arrest: Providing false identity to officer 800...

  • Moe Golshani

    Golshani hired as Warriors' boys basketball coach

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Moe Golshani has been hired as the new Fallbrook High School boys' basketball coach. "I am extremely excited about the opportunity," Golshani said. Golshani replaces Ryan Smith, who took the position as the Oceanside High School coach. Golshani was hired March 3. "It's a tremendous hire," Pat Walker, athletic director at Fallbrook High School, said. "He is something special." Golshani did not coach during 2019-2020 but was the head boys' coach at Bishop Manogue Catholic High S...

  • Erica Garcia

    Lady Warriors tangle with Nighthawks

    Updated Mar 17, 2021

    Fallbrook's Erica Garcia battles for the ball against the Del Norte Nighthawks during a varsity field hockey game, March 8....

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