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  • SHERIFF'S LOG

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Date Vicinity Incident 3/25 1100 blk S Mission Commercial burglary 3/27 1100 blk S Mission Commercial burglary 3/28 900 blk Morro Rd Receiving known stolen property 3/29 700 blk W Winterhaven Grand theft 3/29 5500 blk Mission Petty theft 3/29 2300 blk Donnil Ln Residential burglary 3/29 7700 blk Mt Ararat Wy Grand theft 3/30 1400 blk Alturas Grand theft 3/30 400 blk Rosvall Dr Petty theft 3/30 1600 blk Pala Lake Dr Identity theft 3/31 1000 blk E Alvarado Grand theft 3/31 100 blk E Hawthorne Vandalism 3/31 500 blk Twin Palm Ci...

  • Recognizing Him

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Recently, I have been so distracted. I have been balking at a writing project that really needs some fine tuning, ministries that have been on my heart to undertake, some opportunities that I felt the Lord was calling me away from that broke my heart. It was as if I was running amok. In my walk of faith there have been times when I take my eyes off our Lord and stumble. This week has been like that. Bills piled up, decisions needed to be made, not to mention housework and… I hate to say the word… but… taxes had to be filed...

  • Making the most of our marriage

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    How do we make the most of our marriage? God gave instructions for husbands and wives which are keys to a long and happy marriage. 1 Peter 3:1-7: “Wives, in the same way be submissive to your husbands so that, if any of them do not believe the word, they may be won over without words by the behavior of their wives, when they see the purity and reverence of your lives. Your beauty should not come from outward adornment, such as braided hair and the wearing of gold jewelry and fine clothes. Instead, it should be that of your in...

  • Fallbrook Women Golfers

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    April 8, 2008 Game: Mutt and Jeff First flight First place Ree Tudor 26.5 Second place Fran White 28.5 Third place Dolly Harty 29 Second flight First place Anita Ross 28.5 Joni McNeill 28.5 Third place Bev Lawson 29.5 (card off) Third flight First place Elaine Pedigo 25 Second place Lillian Davis 29 Third place Dora Cisneros (card off) 31 Pala Mesa Women’s Golf Club April 10, 2008 Two Best Balls of Foursome Gross: 181 Kathy Callagy, Alice Harcourt, Mary Shuck, Donna Rogers Net: 130 Joan Bartel, Norma Summers, Judy Turco, J...

  • Warrior softball players a triple treat

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    FALLBROOK — Carla Mercado, Daniela Iniguez and Danielle Clark are this week’s featured players for the Fallbrook High softball program. These girls all possess a soft exterior, but what is hidden just beneath the surface is fire. Each one lights up the field with her spectacular ability. Carla is a sophomore, playing softball for the first time this season. Her teammates see she has true potential and enjoy her positive attitude on and off the field. “I am so proud of her,” sa...

  • Bonsall West Golf Tourney May 30

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    BONSALL — On Friday, May 30, Bonsall West Elementary School will host its Third Annual Bonsall West Golf Classic at the Arrowood Golf Course in Oceanside. The entrance fee is $150 per player and check-in is at 12:30 p.m. The tournament will include a live and silent auction and dinner following the event. The purpose of the golf tournament is to raise funds for educational tools and supplies for Bonsall West students. The students need more library books and computer hardware/software to ensure all students reach their p...

  • Yankees wash away Oceanside

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

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  • Football players give back to sponsor

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Fallbrook varsity football players spent a few hours at Del Rey Avocado on Saturday, April 5. The “Give Back” to the community program offers the players an opportunity to thank the sponsors of Warrior football. After spending time cleaning the processing area and getting the warehouse in order, Patrick Lucy gave the Warriors a grand tour of the facility. The players appreciate their local sponsors and hope that, in a way, this program conveys their gratitu...

  • Warrior swimmers win Cougar Relays Freestyle team sets meet record

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Fallbrook High School’s boys won the eight-team Cougar Relays held March 8 at Palomar College while the Warriors 3x100 freestyle relay squad set a meet record. “We were pretty happy to win it,” said Fallbrook coach Bill Richardson. “Good to win anything.” Fallbrook had not previously participated in the Cougar Relays, which included seven races with three-man teams and three races of four-man teams. “It was an unusual type of meet,” Richardson said. The Cougar Relays are held at Palomar College but earn their nickname from...

  • Eskue qualifies for National Indoor Tournament

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Lizzy Eskue, a junior at Fallbrook High School, was one of 10 high school girls selected to represent Team San Diego in the USA Field Hockey 2008 National Indoor Festival held in Virginia Beach, VA, March 7-9. Team San Diego finished first in their pool, earning California’s only championship title at the event. The team competed in the U19 division, with each pool comprised of eight teams. Team San Diego went home undefeated with a record of 6-0-1. In addition to Eskue, t...

  • Dornon Games a rich Fallbrook tradition

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    If former Baltimore Oriole All-Star team player Brady Anderson; Galen Tomlinson, known as “Turbo” on “American Gladiators;” and Melina Glusac, the 2001 US Half Marathon Champion were to stand on the sidelines at the 37th Annual Don Dornon Games on May 31, it is likely their faces would be wreathed in smiles. It wasn’t too long ago that they competed in the same track and field event with other Fallbrook and Bonsall fourth, fifth and sixth grade students. The games have a poignant history. In the early 1970s, Don Dornon ta...

  • Bonsall names Students of the Month

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    BONSALL — The following students have been selected for the Student of the Month honor for the Bonsall Union School District for April: Nicole Graham, eighth grade, Sullivan Middle School; Alex Truchess, fifth grade, Bonsall Elementary School; Kayla Casey, fifth grade, Bonsall West Elementary School; and Russell Ortega, fourth grade, Vivian Banks Charter School....

  • Book Fair April 16-25

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Live Oak School will host a Scholastic Book Fair to support its library April 16-25. Family, teachers and the community are invited to attend the fair featuring a fun theme: “Take a Reading Road Trip!” The Book Fair will be open daily at the Live Oak library from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and includes an evening event on Tuesday, April 22, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m....

  • Music teachers honored by Rotary

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    FALLBROOK — Four Fallbrook Unified Elementary School District music teachers were introduced by Superintendent Janice Schultz to the Rotary Club of Fallbrook, who honored them at a recent meeting. Schultz is the Rotary Club’s president elect for 2008-2009. Each teacher received a commendation award from current Rotary Club President David Kauffman. Darryl Buntin, with the district since 1994, teaches general music classes at Maie Ellis, Fallbrook Street and Frazier and reg...

  • Browns re-enact hunt for John Wilkes Booth

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    Two members of Rainbow’s Brown family participated in a re-enactment of the search for John Wilkes Booth as part of a History Channel documentary aired December 23. Jerry Brown played William Rollins, a Virginia fisherman and farmer who encountered Booth and David Herold while the manhunt for President Abraham Lincoln’s assassin and the co-conspirator was taking place. Jerry’s wife, Colleen, played Rollins’ wife, Betsy. Colleen also appeared at a party prior to Lincoln...

  • Lake Rancho Viejo perfect for family living

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    FALLBROOK — With prices from the low $400,000s, special incentives, no Mello-Roos fees and a low tax rate, Lake Rancho Viejo has emerged as a favorite choice for many first-time homeowners. Recent homebuyers Jeremy and Jessica Kinder were so impressed with the neighborhood’s financial value, craftsmanship and charming location, they instantly knew their search was over. “After renting an apartment in Escondido for four years, we realized the time was right to purchase our f...

  • CBLG announces top agents

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

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  • Solar & Green Building Summit scheduled

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    FALLBROOK — Learn from experts in the industry how to rebuild green and 100 percent energy non-reliant at the “Rising from the Ashes” Solar & Green Building Summit of Fallbrook on April 23 at 7 p.m. at the Fallbrook Public Utility District board room at 990 East Mission Road. Guest speakers will include Rick White, president of California Solar, who has more than 30 years of experience in the industry, and Shaun Dentice, representative of San Diego Gas & Electric, who is in charge of the incentive and rebate program for t...

  • The coming fire season

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    The best way to stop fire is to prevent it from starting. CAL FIRE is concerned about the dry summer months ahead. High temperatures, dry grass and human carelessness could lead to a devastating brushfire. People cause nine out of 10 fires. These fires can be prevented. Firefighters ask everyone to be fire safety conscious before conducting any activity that may start a wildfire. Carelessly or negligently caused fires can be prevented with everyone’s help. Be fire safe, not sorry....

  • RE/MAX United welcomes new agents

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

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  • Montevina, Ruffino set to welcome new home plans

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    TEMECULA — Montevina and Ruffino, two executive-caliber neighborhoods within the master-planned community of Morgan Hill in Temecula, will welcome new floor plans in the coming months, with models expected to open to the public in August, announced Donna Alessandra, sales manager for McMillin Homes, the builder. The additional plans will offer both flexibility and style to homebuyers with even greater affordability, according to Alessandra. The new plan at Ruffino will feature...

  • Canyon Village: new community in a new city

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    New communities are created with some frequency, but a new city? How often does that happen? On July 1, Wildomar will be the first city to incorporate in Riverside County since 1991. Just in time for this historic event, the new community of Canyon Village – a neighborhood of 50 luxury homes by R.C. Hobbs Company – offers homebuyers the rare chance to become citizens of both a new community and a new city. “We’re proud to give families the opportunity to purchase the quality...

  • Talking avocados with grove expert Charley Wolk

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    In Fallbrook, Charley Wolk’s name is synonymous with avocado groves. Many would think that Wolk’s vast knowledge of avocados was something he must have learned growing up in a family agriculture business; however, this is not the case. Wolk was born and raised in St. Louis, MO – not an area where avocado groves are generally seen. His interest in avocados began when he moved to Fallbrook in 1972. “I lived in Fallbrook before traffic lights and shopping centers,” said Wolk...

  • Meet our dynamic new Miss Fallbrook

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    She sizzles with positive energy, has a warm heart and possesses a dynamic desire to serve her community. Meet 19-year-old Lynita Hernandez, our newest Miss Fallbrook. “I am excited about all of this,” said Hernandez in a personal interview after winning the March 29 pageant. Hernandez, who will be assisted by First Princess Chantal Ariosta and Second Princess Melissa Lopez, will reign over the 22nd annual Avocado Festival this Sunday, April 20. “I am proud to invite all m...

  • Avocado Festival powered by key individuals, agencies

    Updated Apr 17, 2008

    It takes a tremendous effort to plan and present the Avocado Festival, and the people behind the scenes are to be commended for their worthwhile work each and every year. The festival, which began 22 years ago, is always well-attended and has typically drawn crowds of 70,000 or so. “We anticipate a similar crowd as we have had in the past,” said Bob Leonard, executive director of the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce. The core group of planners meets approximately six times bef...

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