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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VISTA - A trial for a Camp Pendleton Marine and two women accused of murdering a military wife after she was forced to participate in a bondage and sadomasochistic sex ring was scheduled today to begin Sept. 30 in Vista. Judge K. Michael Kirkman also scheduled a hearing for this upcoming Tuesday on a motion over whether prosecutors in the case of Louis Ray Perez, 46, Dorothy Maraglino, 37, and 25-year-old Jessica Lynn Lopez will be allowed to view certain documents that are currently sealed. The judge ordered the three...
TEMECULA - A mother of three on probation for a drug-related crime had her three children taken into county custody when sheriff's deputies allegedly found 25 grams of heroin within their reach, sheriff's deputies said today. Tatiana Nedeljkovic, 33, was arrested Wednesday night on suspicion of drug possession, being under the influence and child endangerment, according to sheriff's Sgt. Geoff Green. Nedeljkovic was was jailed in lieu of $33,000 bail in Riverside. Deputies with a warrant arrived at the home in the 27600...
FALLBROOK – Men and women with an eye on shedding a few extra pounds might feel as though dining out at Easter is something their waistlines simply cannot afford. But many local restaurants recognize their customers’ growing desire for healthier fare. In the greater Fallbrook area, people can expect to find a host of nutritional items on the menus and buffet offerings at many local restaurants, making dining out both a viable and healthy option for those who want to p...
“For the greater glory of God -- Direct us by thy light,” is the motto of Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles where Pastor Kenneth Davis earned his undergraduate degree, a BA in Theology and Theatre Arts. This seems to also be a life directive for him as he has spent years being led by the Lord’s light, “for the greater glory of God.” Pastor Kenneth also earned a Master of Divinity degree at Yale Divinity School. In July 2012 he was called to be associate pastor at...
FALLBROOK – Christ the King Lutheran Church will offer two special dramatic presentations as Easter approaches. On Maundy Thursday, March 28, “The Living Last Supper” will take place and on Good Friday, March 29, “The 7 Last Words of Christ.” Both programs begin at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary and are offered at no charge, with free-will offering. Christ the King Lutheran Church is located at 1620 S. Stage Coach Lane, Fallbrook. Call (760) 728-3256 for more informa...
FALLBROOK – SonRise Christian Fellowship is offering a Grief Share Group on Monday nights at 7 p.m. Anyone who has lost a loved one and needs some support is welcome to join in this group. Participants laugh, cry, and learn how to support themselves and others healing from loss. Please call Sherry at (760) 728-5804 for more information....
I wonder what it was like to see Jesus’ empty tomb. I wonder how the disciples felt seeing Jesus alive three days after seeing him on that cross. It must have been an amazing experience to see the savior of the world standing before you alive and well. What’s so interesting about the account is that the disciples and other followers of Jesus almost missed him. Their lack of faith and understanding almost left them desolate and without hope. They were thinking of the dead Jesus and not the living Savior. It took a little rem...
The Rainbow Municipal Water District board voted 5-0 Feb. 26 to approve the Warner Ranch water supply assessment. The assessment indicates that the Rainbow district has sufficient long-term supplies to serve the planned development along State Route 76 approximately five miles east of Interstate 15. “Basically it says that we will supply them water,” said Rainbow general manager Dave Seymour. “The developer could use that and go to the county and show that they have water available for their project.” The 513.49-acre project...
FALLBROOK – As the 20th anniversary of Oasis High School nears, administrators have announced open enrollment is in effect for the 2013-2014 school year which will begin Aug. 12 for the independent study program offered as an alternative by Fallbrook Union High School District. Oasis High School currently has 112 students who have chosen one of its three options: traditional independent study; a blended option of traditional independent study with an online course; or all online courses. Principal Melissa Marovich said...
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FALLBROOK – The California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA), Fallbrook Avocado Division 81 recently attended the CalRTA Area XI Spring Workshop in San Diego. The focus of the workshop was membership. Johanna Hobbs, from the Sacramento CalRTA office, shared a wealth of ideas and information during her highly acclaimed membership seminar. CalRTA friends and colleagues also shared and learned strategies essential to their divisions. Retired teachers meet the second...
FALLBROOK – This year, Fallbrook High senior Jillian Drake will compete for the fourth time at the Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair (GSDEF) which is in its 59th year. Drake has been the only Fallbrook High Student to ever compete at the county or state level science fairs, where she has placed first in her divisions of microbiology, environmental science and plant science for the last three years, and had been selected to compete at the California State...
FALLBROOK – St John’s Episcopal Church recently held its Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon to thank the volunteers, there are more then 40, who help run its thrift shop. St. John’s Thrift Shop is an outreach arm of St. John’s Episcopal Church and is the oldest continuously operating thrift shop in Fallbrook, having opened its doors in 1957. The shop is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Donations are always greatly appre...
FALLBROOK – Local kids can go to camp without leaving town. At the Fallbrook Community Center’s Spring Camp from April 1 to 5, children ages 5 to 12 years old will design the super hero they always wanted to be and make a 3-D cityscape. Each day, campers will enjoy sports, science and arts & crafts from around the world, and healthy cooking. Because camp size is limited, participants are encouraged to register in advance For cost and more information about Vacation Day Camp, or to register with a credit card, contact t...
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FALLBROOK – On Tuesday, March 5, Fallbrook Moose Lodge 1992 presented North County Fire Protection Specialist Patty Koch with a case of Tommy Moose stuffed animals. The idea was sparked by Moose Lodge member Janet Johnson whose child was involved in an accident and received a stuffed toy from a firefighter as a comfort. The Moose Lodge board agreed a donation of stuffed animals would be a worthy cause and went on to purchase and donate Tommy Moose stuffed animals to...
FALLBROOK – Potter Jr. High School acting administrator DeCuba Porter presented students of the month Tomas Benavente and Hannah Savin to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook at a recent weekly luncheon. Benavente was described as “an excellent student who is always on task, willing to participate in class discussions, and willing to help others. He has a fantastic attitude.” Savin was praised for her “growth and leadership even as an already high achieving student. She is wi...
FALLBROOK – A total of $17,200 in donations were awarded to local organizations and schools representing a wide variety of programs for children by the Angel Society of Fallbrook at its February meeting. The sum of $3,000 each was awarded to: • Fallbrook Community Center – to sponsor its summer day camp for children that offers sports, games, educational activities and field trips. • Fallbrook Music Society – to support its youth music education...
BONSALL – Bonsall Rotary announces that this year’s Wine, Blues & Brews Festival will be held Saturday, May 18, from 5:30 to 10 p.m. The bands playing this year will include: Aunt Kizzy’z Boyz, Restless Blues Band, Euphoria Brass Band, Brett Cohen Band and the Hillside Music Club. Over 80 wineries, 15 restaurants and five breweries will be participating in the event. Included in ticket price are wine and handcrafted beer tasting, tasty bites, dessert court, and silent auction opportunities. For the first time, this yea...
Battle of the Bands 2013 Results: 1st Place Sherlock Holmies 2nd Place Ink People’s Choice Sherlock Holmies...
FALLBROOK – On Saturday, March 9, Boy Scout Pack 738 held its annual Pinewood Derby, at St. Peter’s Catholic Church hall. The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club assists with judging for the event and sponsors the Best of Show award. From the perspective of 8-year-old Cub Scout, Ozzy Minard, it was an educational experience designing, building, and racing a car in the event. Open to all Cub Scouts, the derby process started with an official, certified Scout pinewood kit, c...
Fallbrook High School’s Marching Warriors Band has been invited to play the National Anthem at Petco Park and throw out the first pitch on Wednesday, April 10 at 7 p.m. when the San Diego Padres play the Los Angeles Dodgers. They have also been gifted with 400 tickets to the game to use as a fundraiser for the band. Warrior Band Boosters representative Sally Montiano said the prestigious invitation came after the Warriors highly successful winning season only one year after t...
March 1 3900 block Monserate Terrace Get credit w/other’s ID March 2 400 block Elbrook Dr. Grand theft March 8 1600 block E. Mission Rd. Commercial burglary 1100 block Old Stage Rd. Residential burglary 2600 block Buenos Tiempos Grand theft 300 block E. Alvarado St. Arrest: Get credit w/other’s ID March 10 Reche Rd. @ Gird Rd. Arrest: Possess marijuana for sale 200 block Almond St. Simple battery March 11 200 block W. Hawthorne St. Lost property 500 block S. Main Ave. Petty theft 6400 block Via del la Reina 5150/mental dis...
The countdown has begun for the fifth Fallbrook International Film Festival, sponsored by the Fallbrook Film Factory, which will be centered at Digiplex Cinemas in Bonsall’s River Village April 5 through 11. This year’s festival will feature 65 films, three behind-the-scenes workshops, parties, music, and a gala awards banquet at Pala Casino featuring industry celebrities. At a media party attended by some of the filmmakers the evening of March 13, it was evident excitement is...
The latest version of the specific plan for Accretive Investments’ proposed Lilac Hills Ranch development was submitted to the county’s Department of Planning and Development Services on Feb. 11, and on March 5 the Bonsall Sponsor Group unanimously recommended denial of the project. “We’re just pointing out major errors in all of the submissions,” said Bonsall Sponsor Group chair Margrette Morgan. “They do not have all of their studies even available, so this submission has been piecemeal.” Lilac Hills Ranch has gone befo...
