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
Sorted by date Results 1 - 25 of 92
Fallbrook Seniors Golf Group Cross Creek Individual Low Net Flight A Herb Marbach 76 Larry Mitzner 80 Ed Erzen 82 Joe Cusimano 83 Flight B Bert Cappai 70 Regis Dugue 84 Don Letts 84 Dick Coapman 84 Flight C Doug Sheldon 77 Gordon Tinker 79 Wayne King 84 Stan Meyers 85 San Diego County Inter-club Seniors At Fallbrook Golf Club March 14, 2008 Final scores Fallbrook 8 Steele Canyon 10 Low net – Fallbrook Tom Asper 64 Ross Bergantine 66 Tom Beyer 68 Low net – Steele Canyon Steve Earl 68 Grant Castre 68 Eric Ohare 68...
See Image....
The San Diego County Water Authority board authorized revisions to the SDCWA’s Local Water Supply Development Program which will make seawater desalination projects eligible for the incentive program. The CWA’s February 28 board approval also approved guidelines and funding principles for brackish groundwater and seawater desalination projects covered by the Local Water Supply Development Program. The Local Water Supply Development Program provides financial incentives to CWA member agencies to develop reliable local sup...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on the recommended 2008-09 annual funding plan for Community Development Block Grant, HOME Investment Partnerships, Emergency Shelter Grant, and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS programs, and the preliminary hearing indicates that Fallbrook will receive $503,174 in CDBG funds for two projects. The supervisors’ 4-0 vote March 11, with Ron Roberts absent, recommends $250,000 for the construction of Clemmens Lane Park and $253,174 for the construction o...
Which came first – the chicken or the egg? For the Bible-believing Christian this is an easy question to answer. God created chickens, who in turn laid eggs. A much more difficult question to answer is which comes first – the celebration of Easter or that day known as Tax Day, April 15? This is a more difficult question because every year the answer changes. Sometimes Easter comes first and sometimes Tax Day comes first. This year it’s not even a contest. Easter comes first by almost a month. Easter is March 23. This is the e...
March 20—Holy/Maundy Thursday • St. John’s -- 10am & 7pm • St. Peter’s -- 5:30 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper (English); 7:30pm Spanish • Fallbrook First Baptist -- 6pm with light dinner, foot washing and Communion • Zion Lutheran -- 6pm with Holy Communion • Fallbrook Presbyterian -- 7pm Communion Service • Christ the King -- 7pm “Christ in the Passover” with pie and coffee after • Calvary Chapel -- 7pm Communion Service March 21—Good Friday Community Cross Walk • Starts at St. Peter’s at 10:30am with a Cross Building Drama wi...
On Sunday, March 23, at 7:30 p.m. choir members from the Fallbrook 1st, 2nd and 5th wards of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will perform an Easter concert. This event will take place at the church, located at 621 Stage Coach Lane. The public is invited to attend....
A Woman to Woman Dinner is set for Wednesday, April 9, at Riverview Church. “Ushered into God’s Presence through Prayer” is the topic for featured speaker Jackie Jansen, who majored in music at University of Arizona. An accomplished violinist, Jansen has played in orchestras and string quartets. She is currently with the Inland Valley Symphony in Temecula. Jansen enjoyed her role as a pastor’s wife for 40-plus years and, with her husband Al, spent five years as “clergy couple,” facilitating retreats for couples at Marriage...
I have a friend’s Christmas present still residing in the trunk of my car. Yes, I know it’s March. Yes, that makes me a really dysfunctional friend. It’s not that I didn’t buy it on time. It probably was one of the first gifts I bought. And, no, it isn’t because I never see her. The problem with the gift was that it never felt quite good enough to give her – I kept feeling like she deserved more than my budget allowed and somehow I would magically correct the shortage in a few paychecks. So as it waited for that something e...
Fallbrook High School senior Nick Hayes has signed a letter of intent to play football at Western New Mexico University. “I’m pretty excited that I get to play at the next level,” Hayes said. “That’s a big thing for me.” Western New Mexico University is located in the town of Silver City. “I liked the campus. It wasn’t too spread out,” Hayes said of choosing Western New Mexico. Another factor in Hayes’ decision is that Fallbrook High School teammate T.J. Sumpter had previou...
See Image Gallery....
FALLBROOK — The busy and energetic members of Fallbrook Village Rotary will present a dynamic new golf tournament on April 7 at Vista Valley Country Club that they say is destined to be an annual event. The tournament is being held by Village Rotary to benefit a number of local organizations that make Fallbrook a wonderful place to live. Check-in for the event begins at 11 a.m., followed by a shotgun start at 12:30. Fee ($125) includes 18 holes of golf on Vista Valley’s cha...
After a four-year career at Fallbrook High School as a starting varsity pitcher, Elyssa Fox is now a freshman at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo. Fox is currently the starting pitcher there and was recently named Athlete of the Month for February. Her outstanding stats include an ERA of 1.09 in 95.2 innings pitched. She is first in the conference with both strikeouts – 109 and average strikeouts per 7 innings – 7.98, as well as third in state with strikeouts. Fox’s recor...
FUHS PTSA The Fallbrook Union High School Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA) is offering scholarships to graduating seniors who intend to pursue further education at a college, university or trade school. Several scholarships will be given out and may range between $300 and $500. Those who have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher and are involved in school and community activities are encouraged to apply. Application deadline (with essay) is April 7. Applications are available through the FUHS Career Center, room...
On Saturday, March 1, a team of six 10-to-12-year-olds from Iowa Street School joined hundreds of other students from throughout Southern California for the regional competition of Destination ImagiNation, a worldwide tournament of creative problem-solving for youngsters from elementary through high school. Beginning last fall, these six students – Colton Dapper, Kevin Allenstein, Jordan Lemke, Hunter Hults, Trevin Kraus and Teresa Brodak, known as Team Do or Di – along wit...
FALLBROOK — The Builder’s Club at Potter Junior High School recently collected and gave away donated books to families who lost their homes in the Rice Canyon Fire. The project was coordinated to have the GiveAway Day in conjunction with the National Education Association’s celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, called Read Across America. Beginning in January, homeroom classes gathered books from their own shelves and from public donors. Books for all ages and of all genres...
See Image....
FALLBROOK — Potter Junior High lead teacher Pat Donahue introduced the school’s four February Students of the Month to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook at a recent luncheon meeting. The honored students were seventh-graders Sinneva Stenberg and Erick Perez and eighth-graders Treasure Donahue and Gilberto Reyes. Rotary President David Kauffman presented each with a certificate of achievement. The Student of the Month program is one of the many ongoing Fallbrook Rotary efforts to...
Community members and outdoor enthusiasts may enjoy an upcoming field course offered by the Palomar College Earth, Space and Aviation Department: the Anza Borrego/Joshua Tree Field Course. Involving a trip in desert country, the course will take place from Wednesday, March 26, to Saturday, March 29. Interested persons can register online on Palomar’s Web site, www.palomar.edu, selecting course GEOG195 (#31710) or ES195 (#33996). More information is available from Associate Professor Doug Key at (760) 744-1150, ext. 2...
FALLBROOK — La Paloma School turned Read Across America Day into a celebratory week with many fun activities, including dress-up days, a poetry contest and a read-a-thon raffle. Many guest readers were on hand on Monday to share their love of reading with students, including school board members, community members and even Alec Medlock from Nickelodeon’s “Drake and Josh” TV show. Students will continue to compete in Accelerated Reading contests throughout the rest of the sch...
SAN JOSE — Leticia Maldonado Stamos, an eight-year employee of Fallbrook Union Elementary School District, was presented with the Para-Educator of the Year award at the 33rd annual California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) Conference in San Jose on Friday, March 7. Stamos was recognized for her extraordinary leadership skills, community efforts and support of bi-literacy amongst school-aged children and their families. Her work and local community service led CABE...
Date Vicinity Incident 3/3 1400 blk Via Vis Residential burglary 3/3 1100 blk Box Canyon Rd Forgery 3/5 4300 blk Diegos Ct Petty theft 3/5 2100 blk Rainbow Valley Blvd Obscene/threatening phone calls 3/6 600 blk E Elder Petty theft 3/6 4600 blk Sleeping Indian Rd Residential burglary 3/6 4100 blk Holly Ln, Bonsall Stolen vehicle 3/7 600 blk S Main Arrest: use/under influence of controlled substance 3/7 2600 blk S Mission Grand theft 3/7 2400 blk S Stage Coach Ln Vandalism 3/7 900 blk Quail Knoll Ln Obscene/threatening phone...
Close to 20 members of Parents for a Traditional Calendar turned out Monday night, March 10, to hear a presentation to the Fallbrook Union High School District school board by Mary Bosch, primary spokesperson for their group, and assistant district superintendent Jim Yahr. Six individuals also spoke on behalf of the parents’ group. Yahr represented the district’s calendar committee, which consists of two each, administrators, classified employees, parents, students and teachers. At issue is alignment of the high school calend...
See Image Gallery....
The Bonsall Union Elementary District school board met in special session Monday morning, March 10, to approve the second interim budget for their 2008-2009 year. This budget will “cure” the deficit anticipated as a result of the Governor’s budget cuts for education, said Superintendent Jeff Felix. The greatest cure comes from eliminating all transportation except for students who require special education. Parents will have to find ways to get their children to school, said Felix. “I don’t think it’s fair to have a chil...
