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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Joe K. Hulsey died peacefully at his home with his wife and family, May 24, 2020. He was born in Cheneyville, Louisiana, May 24, 1932. Joe joined the Air Force in 1949. He was a drummer in the Air Force Band, playing for the troops and marching in Okinawa. He later played with the Big Jazz Bands in the 50s. Joe and his wife Lee lived in Las Vegas for 40 years. Joe worked for Circus Hotel & Casinos for 10 years as Entertainment Director, Chief Engineer and Property Management,...
The San Diego County Fair market livestock show for 4-H and Future Farmers of America members will be a virtual show this year. Both exhibitors who will be participating in the subsequent online auction and students whose animals are pre-sold can participate in the virtual fair process and earn awards if their animals are judged worthy of such honors. "There will be a virtual show and a virtual auction," said San Diego County Fair exhibits director Jacky Eshelby. The county...
If no unforeseen obstacles occur, Jonathan Esposito will be the first former Bonsall High School soccer player to play the sport in college. Esposito, who graduated from Bonsall High School this spring, will be playing soccer at the University of Chester in northwest England. "It's always been a dream," Esposito said of playing college soccer. Esposito attended the Innovation Center charter school, which included Murrieta High School Academy, from kindergarten through 10th gra...
City News Service The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club announced it plans to start its racing season Friday, July 10, pending the approval of the California Horse Racing Board. The state’s Horse Racing Board will decide at its June 11 meeting whether to approve the Del Mar racetrack’s plan, which would employ a Friday through Sunday race schedule. The track will operate without spectators for the foreseeable future, according to track officials. Originally scheduled to open July 18, the track’s operators proposed moving up the start...
William and Mary College head cross country coach Forest Braden told Austin Alanis that the 2020 Bonsall High School graduate isn't guaranteed a berth on the William and Mary cross country team, but Braden also told Alanis what he needs to achieve for a berth on the Tribe's squad. "It's in my hands for training and getting to that level," Alanis said. "The coach and I have communicated about training and what it will take to get on the team," Alanis said. "He knows my...
CAMP PENDLETON - A fire located in the northeast reaches of Camp Pendleton, on the border of De Luz Road, grew to almost 10 acres with a moderate rate of spread. Calfire San Diego was fighting the so-called Hotel Fire with North County Fire and Camp Pendleton firefighters with air support and ground teams working on the flames. Evacuation orders were put in place for portions of De Luz Road and warnings for Green Valley Road, Riverview Road, and Daily Road. At 3 p.m.,...
May 15 1100 block S. Mission Rd Found property May 18 4700 block Pala Rd Vehicle burglary May 19 700 block S. Mission Rd Threat with weapon May 20 1100 block S. Mission Rd Fraud N. Main Ave @ E. Ivy St Armed robbery May 24 3300 block Avocado Vista Ln Assault with a deadly weapon May 25 1800 block Alvarado St Battery 1200 block Palomino Rd Arrest: Domestic battery, cruelty to child 1100 block Alturas Rd Battery 1000 block N. Orange Ave Battery 300 block W. Elder St Missing person 800 block S. Main Ave Arrest: Robbery 2100...
FALLBROOK – Thriving communities tend to share certain characteristics. Communities that are inclusive and encourage participation by all residents tend to thrive, as do those where there are opportunities to grow, both professionally and personally. Safety is another common component of thriving communities. When residents feel safe in their communities, they can feel free to pursue their goals, creating the sense that possibilities are endless. According to the Pan Pacific Safe Communities Network, a membership-based, n...
You want to play the blame game, Sue? The federal medical supply was under stocked when former President Barack Obama left office, so that’s Obama’s fault. Two and half years into President Donald Trump’s presidency, the stockpile was still under stocked. Whose fault might that be? Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico hard, Sept. 16, 2017, less than a year into Trump’s presidency. From the “under stocked” stockpile, the U.S. was able to provide Puerto Rico “213,634 N95 respirators, 299,706 gloves, 143,723 face shields and 3...
It’s a disgusting habit to leave those little green gift bags behind; they have littered Los Jilgueros Preserve, Dinwiddie Park, Santa Margarita River trails. Picking up your dog’s poop is part of ownership. I and many others, do not appreciate having to walk around those little green baggies. Be responsible, throw them in the trash. To the guy jogging with the large white German shepherd in Los Jilgueros Preserve, thank you for leaving the fresh pile of dog poop on the trail. You and I were the only ones there, and your dog...
My reaction to Maggie Rogan’s criticism of The Village News and Julie Reeder’s response is simply this. We could not have a more honest, objective, creative, resourceful and enlightened publisher and journalist than Julie Reeder. I have lived in Fallbrook for 53 years, and the quality of our local newspaper could not be more professional. It strives to include every aspect of village life, and now strives to include important aspects of regional, state, national and international news, particularly for those who read no oth...
This is the time to stand up and say enough with the constant attacks on our American way of life and our president. It is time the left stops with their hateful attacks on our president and support everything he has done for this country. We have taken their bold lies, their crap, fake news, their corruption, their belligerence, their bullying, their insane political correctness and everything A to Z for years now. We are now watching President Donald Trump being bullied hourly. I was told I was racist because I didn’t a...
In December 2019, while most of the world was unaware of the impending virus that was about to sweep across seven continents, Beijing was busy trying to expand China’s national powers in Hong Kong. For years, the Chinese Communist government has been encroaching on the rights of the Hong Kong people with the full intent of abandoning the one nation two systems treaty mutually signed in 1997. Outraged by these authoritarian actions, hundreds of thousands of “Freedom Seeking Hong Kongers” took to the streets to resist the overr...
This week has been horrific and unforgettable for everyone, starting with George Floyd’s family. With the nation in upheaval over the wrongful and murderous death of Floyd by a Minneapolis policeman, tensions and emotions are high. Very sadly, people have used this man’s death as an excuse to murder, loot, destroy and set their cities on fire, hurt local business owners and beat up senior citizens. Nine people have died so far. Those being hurt are not to blame, even if the...
Why? Why put an active park, with ballfields for children, with the drive thru-in a senior citizen community? Rancho Monserate has about 230 active elders driving their golf carts across Dulin Road to get to their golf course, tennis courts, pool (pre-COVID-19), clubhouse and other amenities. Why? Why not put an active park where the children are? Rancho Monserate is on the east side of I-15. The kids are on the west side. How many children are in Lake Rancho Viejo? How many in the new construction in Horse Creek? Why?...
Dear Julie, I have also been a Fallbrook resident for over 20 years and have supported your newspaper, recognizing it as part of our responsibility to local community and events. I also enjoy reading the letters in the opinion section and both letters from Maggie Rogan and yourself found resonance with me for different reasons. As you mentioned, there is a need for national news but I find it increasingly difficult to form an opinion due to the many-sided perspectives that it can evoke. Is that necessarily bad? Probably not b...
5th District During the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve been led by facts and data. While I’m pleased to see more businesses open, like hair salons and restaurants, there are many more that need to open. During this opening process we need to continue to be safe and smart about protecting our most vulnerable. As of May 27, 2020, 43% of the COVID-19 deaths in the United States occurred at nursing homes and assisted living facilities. In Minnesota, for example, a staggering 81% of all...
Isabel Van Brugen The Epoch Times The White House will be establishing a "central command center" to oversee the federal response to riots that have flared nationwide alongside peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd, press secretary Kayleigh McEnany announced Monday, June 1. McEnany told reporters Monday that Defense Secretary Mark Esper, Attorney General William Barr and Gen. Mark Milley, chief of Joint Chiefs of Staff, will be involved, but did not elaborate...
Tom Ozimek The Epoch Times Peaceful protests sparked by anger over the police custody death of George Floyd again descended into furious riots after nightfall Monday, June 1, in several U.S. cities, while the Trump administration vowed to mount a more forceful response to contain the chaos. "We must never give in to anger or hatred. If malice or violence reigns, then none of us is free," President Donald Trump said at a Monday news conference, at which he urged mayors and...
Bowen Xiao The Epoch Times President Donald Trump said his administration would be designating Antifa as a terrorist organization, after nearly a week of widespread looting and riots following the death of an unarmed black man while in police custody in Minneapolis. Before making the announcement, Trump commended the National Guard for shutting down the chaos in Minneapolis that he said was steered by “ANTIFA led anarchists, among others.” What started as peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd, who said mul...
The Supreme Court is declining to revive a lawsuit by supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders who sued the Democratic National Committee in 2016 over claims officials improperly tipped the scales for Hillary Clinton during the nominating process. The justices said Monday, June 1, they would not take up the lawsuit. As is usual, the court did not comment in turning away the case. The lawsuit was filed after leaked DNC emails suggested Democratic party officials had favored Clinton...
Aaron Morrison The Associated Press George Floyd’s brother pleaded for peace in the streets Monday, June 1, saying destruction is “not going to bring my brother back at all.” Terrence Floyd’s emotional plea came as the United States braced for another night of violence in response to Floyd’s killing a week ago. Chants of “What’s his name? George Floyd!” filled the air as a large crowd gathered at the spot where the black man who became the latest symbol of racial injustic...
Petr Svab The Epoch Times The federal judge presiding over the case of former Trump adviser retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn has told the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals it should stay out of his decision to prolong the case even after the Department of Justice dropped the case against Flynn almost a month ago. Beth Wilkinson, lawyer for District Judge Emmet Sullivan, said the DOJ motion to dismiss the case “does not conclusively establish that it ‘acted properly’” in seeking the dismissal. Because Sullivan hasn’t...
