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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In the March 23 issue, the article “FUESD selects firm to help find a superintendent,” Fallbrook Union High School District was incorrectly identified as the district deciding which firm to hire to find a superintendent for Fallbrook Union Elementary School District. Village News apologizes for the error and any resulting confusion....
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The Bonsall Unified School District board met Wednesday, March 15, and included approval of a change order for Phase II of the Bonsall Elementary School operational traffic improvements. The board’s 5-0 vote adds $19,475 to the contract with Wier Construction Corporation, bringing the total contract amount to $315,794. The change order covers additional work associated with an underground pipe conflict and a curb cut modification. The operational traffic improvements are intended to relieve t...
SAN DIEGO – San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan announced March 14 that her office is addressing the intersection of homelessness and crime by leading the effort to develop technology that can quickly locate suitable shelter beds for individuals experiencing homelessness, improving on the process that’s currently in place. The proposed technology would mobilize a more efficient county response, providing access to comprehensive and centralized information about the capacity, quantity, and availability of she...
March 13 2100 blk Gird Rd. Vandalism - Miscellaneous incidents March 15 35100 blk Cooper Pl. Missing person - Missing adult 300 blk E Alvarado St. Subject stop - Miscellaneous incidents March 17 1400 blk Alturas Rd Temporary restraining order - Violate domestic violence court order 300 blk Calabrese St. Fraud - Get credit/etc other’s ID 5400 blk Meridian Pl Grand Theft 200 blk W Clemmens Ln Vandalism, vehicle - Vandalism [$400 or less] March 19 200 blk N Pico Avenue Stolen vehicle - Take vehicle without owner's c...
Douglas Berger President Fallbrook Pop Warner League, Inc. "Hard work pays off," that's the motto of the Fallbrook Pop Warner Youth Football and Cheer program. For more than 60 years, Fallbrook's local Pop Warner league has inspired thousands of kids to become better athletes, students, and members of society. Pop Warner's primary objective is to teach kids fundamental values, skills, and knowledge that they will use throughout their lives. Those who apply themselves to this...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The post-season banquet for Fallbrook High School’s boys basketball program was held Sunday, March 12, at El Parque. “It was great. We had a really good time,” Fallbrook varsity head coach Jonathan Terry said. The Heart of the Warrior Award, which is given for character and integrity, was presented to senior Reese Holmes. “Just hard-working, well-respected,” Terry said. “I think he’s a fine young man.” Holmes is considering trying out for the Palomar College basketball team. “Hopefully he w...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter Practice for Fallbrook High School’s girls swim team began Feb. 6, although many of the girls are also on the Warriors’ water polo team which had two CIF playoff matches and did not conclude competition until Feb. 11. The CIF prohibits Sunday practice, so the water polo players and others returned to the Fallbrook High School pool Feb. 13 and had four days of practice before losing three weeks of pool time. “There was an issue with the pool pump. The motor decided it didn’t want to work an...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter A three-game loss March 23 at Gompers Prep Academy gave Bonsall High School’s boys volleyball team a season record of 0-6, but the Legionnaires improved throughout the match. “They got better and better, and they came together as a team,” Bonsall coach Jesse Stock said. The Del Lago Firebird Invitational tournament has moved to a Tuesday as Escondido Adventist and Southern California Yeshiva do not participate in athletics on Saturdays, and the first-ever matches for Bonsall took place March...
Joe Naiman Village News Reporter The Patriot League boys basketball coaches chose Bonsall High School senior Hady Rahman as an all-league player. Rahman, who was the Legionnaires’ point guard, was placed on the Patriot League second team. “I’m proud of the effort he put in all year for us. Gave 100% effort on both sides of the court,” said Bonsall coach John Machado. “He has a great attitude. Amazing human being.” Rahman and power forward Damien Sauileone were the only seniors on the 2022-2023 Legionnaires. The team also i...
TEMECULA – During early February, the Luiseño Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution enjoyed a Social Saturday at member Cindy Greer's home in Fallbrook. At the Social, D.A.R. members and guests, plus one 7-year-old member of Children of the American Revolution and other youngsters, created handmade Valentine cards for Veterans. Sixty-five unique and individualized Valentines were then placed in treat bags which had been filled with sweets. All 65 Valentine bags w...
Yvette Urrea Moe County of San Diego Communications Office County offices, family resource centers, libraries and animal shelters will be closed to the public Friday, March 31 for Cesar Chavez Day. All essential services such as Sheriff’s Department patrols and animal control emergency response will continue during the holiday. County parks, preserves and campgrounds will be open during normal business hours. Facilities at several County Parks will be closed and Fallbrook Community Center will be closed. All county public h...
Tracy DeFore County of San Diego Communications Office The county and the State of California are joining forces to fight a wage theft crisis that costs local employees millions of dollars. In honor of labor rights activist César Chávez, the County’s Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement and the State of California’s Labor Commissioner’s Office announced March 23 that they’re stepping up efforts to help workers get the pay they’re due. Board Vice Chair Terra Lawson-Remer said workers can’t always fight wage theft themsel...
SAN DIEGO – Organizers of the GI Film Festival San Diego announce this year's film lineup to screen at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park from May 15-20. The lineup features 31 films, including narrative shorts, full-length documentaries and student films. Attendees will enjoy both local and international films, as well as world premieres, first-time filmmakers and female-directed films. GI Film Festival San Diego features a diverse lineup of films to bring togethe...
FALLBROOK – D'Vine Path has been offering vocational education to adults with disabilities since its initial inception in 2019. At D'Vine Path, students have the opportunity to gain professional and personal skills in order to work towards becoming more independent and obtaining a job. According to the CDC, autism spectrum disorder is the most common disability in the United States; 85% of the individuals with ASD are unemployed. D'Vine Path works to change these statistics a...
Gig Conaughton County of San Diego Communications Office Federal, state, and county health officials are urging pregnant women to get blood tests and treatment if needed to keep them from infecting their unborn child with a dangerous, sometimes deadly, and almost completely preventable disease – syphilis. "You may not even know that you are infected with syphilis and unknowingly pass it on to your unborn child," said County Public Health Officer Wilma J. Wooten, M.D., M...
Shelby Ramsey Special to the Village News Most people are familiar with chiropractic care, where a trained and educated specialist uses their hands or a small instrument to adjust the spine in order to reduce nerve interference, relieve pain, and improve body function. But how many have heard of Cranial Facial Release – a chiropractic adjustment "above the neck" specifically targeting the cranium? An expert on this intriguing topic is chiropractor Dr. Adam Del Torto, who s...
Hannah Hanford Village News Intern Mental health advocate Erin Kameiko held a mothers support meeting in Fallbrook March 16. Kameiko is a resident of Carlsbad with a background of experience in mental health as well as nonprofit consulting. In addition to this, she has a masters degree in marital and family therapy. She came up with the concept of her nonprofit, “Mom’s Pillow,” in 2022. With Kameiko having an interest in how everyone has a story to tell, it led her on a journey not only as a mom but as a mentor to guide...
Gig Conaughton County of San Diego Communications Office County public health officials are encouraging at-risk San Diegans to get simple blood or skin tests to find out if they may unknowingly have a tuberculosis infection as the world observed World Tuberculosis Day Friday, March 24. Public health officials estimate that 175,000 San Diegans could be walking around with a hidden – but curable – tuberculosis infection. People with “latent” TB infections have no symptoms and cannot infect others. However, if that person...
The alarm clock reverberates your hardly restored body hours before the sky welcomes the sun. The morning temperatures are frigid yet is quickly combated with a sweat-inducing day of labor. Your energy declines as fast as the sun, yet the thought of supporting a family overseas engenders more energy to expend over another two hours of work. Fallbrook is an unsuspecting luscious gem we have the luxury of calling home. Our fruitful environment attracts motivated workers who offer their labor in exchange for a subjectively...
I just watched the movie starring James Cagney as George M. Cohan, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and the songs "You're a Grand Old Flag" and "Over There." What an exciting jolt of patriotism, which brought to mind President Trump's “Make America Great Again.” Sadly, our country has lost this enthusiastic spirit of pride. We need that now! Whether you like President Trump or not, his accomplishments are legendary. He secured the southern border, kept the economy stable, kept negotiations with the world strong, and he was keeping us...
Supervisor Jim Desmond 5th District I’m sure you know by now, but a significant sinkhole has developed on State Route 78, causing havoc for commuters in North County. The closure began on March 17 and has now been extended. My message this week has less to do with the sinkhole itself, but rather with the people in charge of fixing SR-78, SANDAG. While thousands of San Diegans have been affected, SANDAG continues to disregard the voters' wishes and fund SR-78. In 2004, San Diegans approved a half-cent sales tax that p...
Julie Reeder Publisher Mentoring Associates (MA), a nonprofit established March 9, 1998, by Jerry Donohue, is celebrating 25 years by expanding their internship program and contracting internship work and opportunities with Village News. By working with Village News, Valley News, Nuestra Vida Hoy and Reeder Media, MA can take advantage of a staff with a combined 350 years of experience, a strong brand, and a combined readership of over 500,000. The world has vastly changed since 1998. In 2023, Mentoring Associates has new...
Joe Naiman Special to the Village News While having lunch with my parents, I mentioned that I had recently seen one of my childhood friends. My mother reminded my father that we carpooled together when we were in junior high school. The advantages of carpooling thus include not only reduced gas consumption and decreased traffic congestion but also social benefits. At this point, the biggest disadvantage of carpooling is that everybody has to return at the same time. Enactment of a vehicle miles traveled tax could change...
Assemblymember Marie Waldron 75th District There are over 400,000 people living with Down syndrome in the United States. About 5,100 babies are born with Down syndrome each year, about one in every 772 births, making it the most commonly occurring chromosomal condition. In 1866, an English doctor named John Langdon Down published a scholarly work describing persons with Down syndrome, which earned him recognition as the syndrome’s “father.” Later research determined that the syndrome is caused by a full or partial copy of ch...
Senator Brian W. Jones 40th District The Legislative Session at the State Capitol is underway and things are picking up quickly. Next week, I will be presenting two bills in the Senate Public Safety Committee: Senate Bill 31 will help clean up homeless encampments that are near sensitive areas like parks and schools. These encampments have become public safety hazards and we need to keep our children safe by making sure they have places in our communities that are protected. This bipartisan bill will allow cities to prohibit...
