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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SAN DIEGO - Train service between San Diego and Los Angeles will be shut down this weekend while work is completed on a section of track in Camp Pendleton, it was announced today. Work on the segment of the LOSSAN coastal rail line is expected to begin Friday at 10:30 p.m. and be completed by Monday at 4 a.m., according to the San Diego Association of Governments and North County Transit District. The project is intended to improve reliability and safety on the corridor. Freight traffic will be suspended during the weekend...
9/15 Lake Circle Dr. Residential Burglary 9/16 Monserate Terrace Fraud Old Stage Rd. Arrest: Obstruct/Resist Peace Officer S. Main Ave. Arrest: Commercial Burglary Rainbow Glen Rd. Annoying/Threatening Phone Calls 9/17 Ash St. @ S. Main Ave. Arrest: Obstruct/Resist Peace Officer Ammunition Rd. Petty Theft N. River Rd. @ HWY 76 Grant Theft 9/18 S. Vine St. Arrest: Mfr/Sell/ Possess Dangerous Weapons/Explosives Winterhaven Residential Burglary S. Mission Rd. Arrest: Signal Lights 9/19 Via del Oro Taking Vehicle w/o Owner’s C...
BONSALL – Come for a jolt of faith, food and friendship. Ask questions, share ideas, find answers, build relationships, and develop faith at Coffee Break, a non-denominational, community Bible study open to women of all generations. Coffee Break brings women together in a small group setting that encourages fellowship and mutual support, while challenging them to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. Bible study is seeker-friendly and is offered at three levels: beginner, intermediate and advanced. The children’s p...
FALLBROOK – All pets are invited to a Blessing of the Animals on Sunday, October 3, at 10 a.m. at St. John’s Episcopal Church, 434 N. Iowa Street. All creatures great and small are welcome (if they can sit quietly through the sermon and not howl during the hymns). There will be dog treats and kitty snacks at the coffee hour afterwards, but owners are reminded that pets must be leashed or confined in carriers to get blessed on this special day that commemorates St. F...
In the world there is a school of thought that says it is good to speak your feelings; get it all out; get it off your chest. However, this proverb cautions us to hold back and not vent all our feelings immediately. Perhaps restraint is good to allow us to consider what we would say, and perhaps in hesitating it will allow time for our feelings to change. If we continually vent our feelings and our feelings change, we become known as being double minded. Our words will carry little weight. We are seen as weak. Those around...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a substitution in security for a subdivision along Ridge Creek Drive while also approving an easement dedication for road purposes. The supervisors’ 5-0 vote September 15 replaces the lien contract and holding agreement with an irrevocable trust fund containing a cash deposit to ensure completion of the infrastructure and payment for labor and materials. The dedication of one-foot strip easements to the county will restrict access from the subdivision to adjacent county-maint...
A handful of Rancho Heights Road property owners met with staff from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection at CalFire’s Monte Vista station August 25. The meeting included Rancho Heights Road landowners Phil Bulfinch and Paul Rieker with property owner Ronald Barbanell joining the meeting by teleconference. The CalFire staff consisted of Giny Chandler, Kathleen Edwards, Jim Garrett, Dale Hutchison, Mike Martin, Dottie Shaw and Howard Windsor. Tom Rodgers, who is on the staff of State Senator Dennis H...
Whether one is a Fallbrook native or has only recently moved here, it suffices to say that the spacious compound dotted with old western-style buildings located in the 3700 block of South Mission Road at Heller’s Bend, is a well-recognized landmark. Referred to as “The Valley Fort,” or “The old Cask ‘N Cleaver,” the complex has over the past few years taken on the aura of a small, dusty ghost town, overgrown with vegetation. But those paying attention to their surrounding...
FALLBROOK— Fallbrook VFW Post 1924 has two programs which encourage student participation and they are now taking entries. Voice of Democracy is open to students in grades 9 to 12 who are enrolled in a Fallbrook public, private, parochial high school, or home study program. This year’s theme is “Does My Generation Have a Role in America’s Future?” Patriot’s Pen is open to sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students and this year’s theme is “Does Patriotism Still Matter?” The deadline is Nov. 1 for both contests, with entr...
A 13-year-old junior high school student is in Fallbrook Hospital after he was hit by a pickup truck while he headed to school on Sept. 16. According to California Highway Patrol officer Eric Newbury, an older primer gray Toyota pickup truck was headed eastbound on Fallbrook Street at 7:05 a.m. As the vehicle approached the Wisconsin Street intersection, the 13-year-old male student from Potter Junior High was walking in the crosswalk at the intersection of Wisconsin and Fallbrook Street, headed northbound. “The driver failed...
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Community Center is offering Growing Gourmets Cooking Classes for kids between the ages of 5 and 12. The “gourmets in training” will learn how to prepare and cook fresh food, follow recipes and the importance of kitchen hygiene and safety. The interactive cooking class encourages kids to work together and lets them experience a hands-on approach to food preparation. This class will help children develop time management skills and learn the importance of nutrition. Session One classes begin on Oct...
Experiencing repeated moves and having to cope with a service member on deployment can be challenging issues for many families, especially the children. Operation Hero, conducted by Camp Pendleton’s Armed Services YMCA, offers after-school tutoring and mentoring sessions for six to 12 year old military children. The program addresses issues unique to military children such as, challenges in school, new duty stations, deployment of a parent and other concerns connected with t...
FALLBROOK – Zion Lutheran School is proud to announce its student council members for semester one of the 2010-11 school year. Council members play a very important role at Zion. They help share students’ ideas, interests and concerns with the teachers and principal. They help the students raise funds for school-wide projects. They assist the community when they are in need of aid. They do all this and more, including leading by example and fostering a “team spi...
Vivian Banks Charter School, located on the Pala Indian Reservation, has gone from being one of the lowest performing schools in San Diego County to being above average, according to the California Academic Performance Index results released last week. The Bonsall Union School District’s (BUSD) board of trustees and administrative staff has been working hard to provide the district’s students with the best possible education, and their efforts have paid off, said district sup...
FALLBROOK - Village News Inc., owner of the Village News in Fallbrook/Bonsall, the Valley News in the Temecula Valley, the Anza Valley Outlook in Anza, and other publications and multi-media interests is raising capital through the sale of its Preferred Stock, Series B shares and its Common Stock, according to company president Julie Reeder. The preferred stock carries a cumulative dividend of 10 percent, to be paid quarterly. The minimum investment is $2,000. Village News, Inc. has a 12-year history of paying dividends to...
ESCONDIDO – Rocky Malloy, president of Mission Generation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid to the children and families of Bolivia and other South American countries, has announced the group’s first golf tournament to raise funds for this 501(c) 3. “We are very pleased to have The Vineyard Golf Course in beautiful Escondido as the host for our first fundraiser,” said Malloy. John Feehan III, a long time Escondido resident and successful businessman will serve as the event coord...
I have finished my freshman year of college and am about to dive into my second. I feel older and wiser and still feel like I can conquer the world. I have probably become more liberal and more argumentative through my small exposure to college life. I have learned a number of things from thermodynamics to multi-dimensional optimization. The academic things I have learned have been great, but the best thing I have come to learn has nothing to do with textbooks and lectures. By...
FALLBROOK – Art enthusiasts and anyone interested in a culturally interesting experience are invited to attend the opening reception for the second annual show, Traditions: Art Exhibits of the Native Americans, on Sat., Oct. 2, from 6 to 9 p.m. The art on display will include a variety of mediums and showcase a unique blend of diverse craftsmanship found in Native American cultures. Artists with works on display will include Brett Stokes (Cherokee), Ironhand (Shawnee),...
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FALLBROOK – Reche Community Club is holding its annual Chicken Pot Pie fundraising dinner on Saturday, Oct. 23 at the Old Reche Schoolhouse, 1319 Live Oak Park Road. There will be three serving times, 4, 5 and 6 p.m. The dinner includes a chicken pot pie, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, drinks and dessert. Tickets cost $11 for adults and $8 for children under 12 and must be bought in advance by calling (760) 728-0301 or (760) 728-9790. Tickets are also available at Major...
FALLBROOK – On Sat., Sept. 25, the community of De Luz and Keep Fallbrook Clean and Green are participating in the California Coastal Cleanup Day sponsored by I Love a Clean San Diego (ILACSD) and California Coast Keepers. Those who want additional information or wish to register for the event can visit www.cleanupday.org. In Fallbrook, from 9 a.m. to noon that day, residents can dispose of electronic appliances, cell phones, and paperwork for shredding at the dirt lot...
With the Village News being Fallbrook’s community newspaper, it makes sense that its readers be given the opportunity to interact and provide interesting news and tips for others, because that’s what community is all about. If you don’t have a Facebook page by this point, you might want to consider setting one up. With the new “The Social Network” movie featuring the creation and rise of Facebook as the top social media network in the world, Facebook is gaining more and more users by the day. Facebook users easily become ad...
While the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) is currently encouraging input on the development and expansion of State Route 76, Mark Phelan, Highway 76 project manager for Caltrans, has stated that public opinion for the project is “only one of the deciding factors” that will determine which of the two alternatives will be selected for the east segment of the highway. The new route, which would continue to serve as a major east-west corridor between Interstate 15 and Interstate 5, has been divided into thr...
Despite an overall increase on the state’s Academic Performance Index (API) point scoring system and an increase in proficiency by the English language learners and social economic disadvantaged, Fallbrook Union High School (FUHS) has entered into its second year of program improvement. In the 2008-2009 school year 44.3 percent of the Hispanic/Latino students at FUHS scored proficient or better in English Language Arts; 44.9 percent scored proficient or better in Mathematics. Out of the school’s English Language Lea...
Trustees of Fallbrook Union High School District (FUHSD) have approved a resolution that will allow for the use of special or restricted money. In addition, the board also approved a resolution on Sept. 13 requesting a temporary transfer of funds from the San Diego County Treasury. According to FUHSD chief business officer Wilson Hatcher, moving the money from one account to another is merely to address a “cash flow situation” caused by the delay in school payment by the state. “This is a short term borrowing to addre...
