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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For the first time ever since the CIF San Diego Section began holding boys volleyball championship tournaments in 1988 Fallbrook High School reached the CIF final. The Warriors followed a first-round bye in the CIF Division III playoffs with victories over San Marcos and Valhalla before taking top-seeded Classical Academy to five games in the May 18 final at St. Augustine High School. "I'm very happy," said Fallbrook coach Chip Patterson. "The boys have never ever been to a championship game." The Warriors had a 16-8...
The fire mitigation fee rates paid by developers to fund the cost of fire department facilities serving the new development will increase for fiscal year 2018-2019. The fee for nonagricultural construction will increase from 56 cents to 58 cents per square foot, and the fee for agricultural buildings without sprinklers was changed from 15 cents to 16 cents per square foot. The fee for agricultural buildings with fire sprinkler systems remains at two cents per square foot, and the fee for poultry and greenhouse buildings is st...
Matilija poppy has been called the "Queen of California flowers" in the words of Mary Parsons in her book "The Wildflowers of California," 1897. It seems more appropriate for this beautiful California native in lieu of the "Fried Egg Plant," a name which I never thought this elegant and stately plant deserved. Botanically speaking, it is a Romney coulteri, and Matilija is pronounced "ma-til-li-ha." It is one of most recognized of California flowering native plants. With some...
The North County Fire Protection District will be receiving $16,350 of District Five Neighborhood Reinvestment Program funding for chemical detox chambers. A 5-0 San Diego County Board of Supervisors vote, May 8, approved the use of the Neighborhood Reinvestment Program grant for two chemical detox chambers which are used by firefighters who have exposed themselves to hazardous materials during their fire suppression activities. “Firefighters put their lives on the line daily to protect us and our property,” Supervisor Bil...
PALA – Continuing its expansion and renovation, Pala Casino Spa & Resort opened its new Tourmaline Pools and its renovated hotel parking garage May 18. The new garage adds 420 new parking spaces giving Pala 3,700 convenient parking spaces just steps away from the action. Pala's new adults-only Tourmaline Pools offer guests the opportunity to enjoy 14 luxurious cabanas, five pools, two expansive hot tubs, a new poolside bar, a new poolside restaurant and a variety of outdoor l...
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. – May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an annual observance designed to increase awareness about mental health and mental illness. According to Mental Health America, the 2018 theme is “Fitness#4Mind4Body.” The theme “is a call to pay attention to both your physical health and your mental health, which can help achieve overall wellness.” Good mental health is essential to overall health and personal well-being. It also contributes to the ability to lead a healthy, balance and productive life. Emotional...
PALA – Pala Casino Spa & Resort will continue its free events series in June featuring the 60+ Club at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays and the underground wine CAVE on weekends. There will also be a special double-header of performances in the new and expanded Luis Rey’s restaurant and lounge on Saturday, June 30. Due to construction of Pala’s expansion and renovation, no tribute concerts are scheduled, and the 60+ Club events will be in the Pala Events Center. The free June entertainment schedule includes: 60+ Club, 1 p.m. Tuesd...
FALLBROOK – After three years of hard work and dedication, Liliana Ramirez of Fallbrook has graduated with her bachelor's degree in psychology from Vanguard University in Costa Mesa. Ramirez is a 2010 graduate of Ivy High School in Fallbrook. She obtained an associate degree from LABI College in La Puente in 2013. Ramirez is passionate about mental health and about helping individuals, youth and families. She completed her internship hours at Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource C...
FALLBROOK – Tim and Tammy Russell of Fallbrook are proud to announce the graduation of their daughter, Christine K. Russell, from Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Russell is a 2010 graduate of Fallbrook High School and received support from the Fallbrook Ag Boosters club throughout her college career. Russell will be practicing in Alturas, California, in a mixed animal clinic....
LITTLE ROCK, AR – Caroline Kornelsen of Fallbrook was recognized by the University of Arkansas at Little Rock’s College of Arts, Letters, and Sciences during its awards ceremony, May 1. Kornelsen received the Frank Lamar Setliff Endowed Scholarship. The college’s departments include art, design, biology, chemistry, English, history, mathematics, statistics, music, philosophy, interdisciplinary studies, physics, astronomy, theater arts, dance and world languages. With about 11,000 students and 100 programs, the Unive...
FALLBROOK – Entrées might be the focal point of a meal, but dessert provides the final impression people will have after sitting down to break bread together. Home cooks who want their guests to leave the dinner table patting their bellies in appreciation of a fine dessert can try the following recipe for "Espresso-Chocolate Chip Angel Food Cake" from Emily Luchetti's "Classic Stars Desserts" (Chronicle Books). Espresso-Chocolate Chip Angel Food Cake Serves 10 to 12 In...
In collaboration with Marine Corps Community Services, rideshare company Lyft is introducing a new program to increase access to transportation for individuals on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California. The program, "Base Mode," creates a special category for individuals requesting rides into and out of the base, connecting them to drivers with access on and off the installation. "We're really excited to give our military members and their families a very convenient and...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Vintage Car Club (FVCC) invites all ladies and gentlemen to start their engines! It's that time of the year again, as the club celebrates its 53rd annual Vintage Car Show on the grass at the Pala Mesa Resort, Sunday, May 27. It is literally, just around the corner, so mark it on the calendar; it will be a great event for the Fallbrook community. To update the progress of the Porsche T1 Speedster at California Porsche Restoration (CPR), it has left t...
The Fallbrook/Bonsall Village News has recently heard from readers concerned that the County of San Diego's "batching" process for approving general plan amendments rushes projects through. We understand the concerns of our citizens, but our experience gives us confidence that each project will be considered separately. I have covered the San Diego County Board of Supervisors since early 1998 and the county's Planning Commission since December 1999. I am thus familiar with the Board of Supervisors' procedure which allows the...
It is not a coincidence that at the same time Trump pulls out of the Iranian Deal he also celebrates the opening of the United States Embassy in Jerusalem. He is not interested in peace in the Middle East or anywhere for that matter. His only interest is in money and power. He does not care that Europe asked him not to pull out because it would cost them their economic business dealings with Iran, which we have none. He ignored the leaders of France, Germany and the U.K., in favor of chumming up with the enemies of Iran:...
October 17, 1989. Cupertino, Calif. We just sat down to watch the World Series between Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants when the house started to shake. The Loma Prieta earthquake was under way. The epicenter was 18 miles from the house. We had a real shaky time but suffered little damage. The house was built on good ground. In San Francisco and Oakland, 55 miles north, it was an entirely different story. The Cypress structure of the freeway collapsed, dropping the upper level on top of the cars below. The Oakland ...
Those who travel Olive Hill Road may have noticed toward the end of April, a new fence on the west side starting a little north of the Orchid Lady and continuing for about two-tenths of a mile north. A beautiful fence, I assume built to retain this very steep area which burned during the Lilac fire. Well built, it was over eight feet tall with heavy three-inch stanchions four feet on center, heavy chain like fencing and I believe all stainless steel. Now, here is the mystery part. Don't go looking for it! Seems like sometime...
