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Articles from the August 8, 2019 edition


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  • Honoring Roger Boddaert, a founder of Treescape Fallbrook

    Updated Jul 13, 2020

    FALLBROOK – Save Our Forest is honoring Roger Boddaert for his contribution to what became the Save Our Forest Treescape Project. A handmade, very unique bench has been installed at the little park like area on the corner of Vine and Alvarado streets. Permission to landscape the site from owner Moquey Marquross enabled Save Our Forest to plant some new trees on Arbor Day 2019 to enhance the area. Trees and outreach were made possible with a grant from California ReLeaf. The Torrey Pine trunk piece used to craft the bench w...

  • Woodstock tribute to be found on Rez Radio

    Updated Sep 25, 2019

    PALA – Pala Rez Radio's Woodstock tribute hippie bus "Daisy Sunshine" will be spreading peace and love at the Woodstock 50 event at Winston's in Ocean Beach on Sunday, Aug. 18, 50 years to the day since the famous music festival wrapped up in Bethel, New York. Daisy will be there beginning at 2 p.m. Hint – she's very photogenic. The first of three bands begin at 4 p. m. – Strange Days, Fish & the Seaweeds, and Calamity. John Fox from Rez Radio will emcee. Tickets are $10....

  • Annual August closures coming to several county parks

    Updated Aug 13, 2019

    Michelle Mowad County of San Diego Communications Office Six San Diego County parks will be closed in August, a safety measure taken each year because of the month's typically high temperatures. El Capitan Preserve near Lakeside, Hellhole Canyon Preserve in Valley Center, Mt. Gower Preserve near Ramona and Wilderness Gardens in Pala will be closed Aug. 1 through Aug. 31. In addition, Agua Caliente Regional Park in Anza Borrego and Vallecito County Park near Julian are closed a...

  • Deer mouse tests positive for hantavirus

    Gig Conaughton, County of San Diego Communications Office|Updated Aug 13, 2019

    A deer mouse trapped during routine monitoring in Warner Springs has tested positive for the potentially deadly hantavirus, leading county officials to remind people they should never sweep up or vacuum up after rodents if they find them in homes, garages, sheds and cabins. Hantavirus is not uncommon in San Diego County. However, people are not likely to be exposed to it so long as they keep wild rodents out of their living spaces and structures. Wild rodents generally live...

  • Temecula Valley Hospital receives Mission: Lifeline's Bronze Receiving Achievement Award

    Updated Aug 13, 2019

    TEMECULA – Temecula Valley Hospital has received the Mission: Lifeline Bronze Receiving Quality Achievement Award for implementing specific quality improvement measures outlined by the American Heart Association for the treatment of patients who suffer severe heart attacks. Every year, more than 250,000 people experience an ST-elevation myocardial infarction, the deadliest type of heart attack, caused by a blockage of blood flow to the heart that requires timely treatment. T...

  • Thinking About Health

    Trudy Lieberman, Rural Health News Service|Updated Aug 13, 2019

    Consumers who are hoping a couple of recent policy proposals might lower prices for their prescription drugs may be out of luck, at least for now. Earlier this year the Trump administration had proposed a rule that would have required prescription drug manufacturers to disclose list prices for drugs advertised on TV. Drug makers would have had to tell the public the list price of a 30-day supply of any drugs covered under the Medicare and Medicaid programs that cost at least $35 a month. Some experts argued the rule would...

  • It's time to be in charge of your life

    American Counseling Association|Updated Aug 13, 2019

    Getting tired of how life just seems to happen? Do days seem to be filled with mundane tasks, an unfulfilling job or just the same old thing over and over? It's easy to let our lives fall into a rut and realize there are a lot of actions that may seem necessary, but aren't making us happy. This is when it's time to take charge of your life and begin moving things in a more positive and satisfying direction. You don't have to turn your whole life upside down, but rather start looking for small changes that can leave you...

  • Most Americans unaware of a potentially life-threatening skin cancer

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    NEW YORK – A staggering 74% of Americans are not familiar with cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma – a type of skin cancer that is also the second most common type of cancer in the U.S. – according to a new survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of The Skin Cancer Foundation and in coordination with Regeneron and Sanofi.1,2 CSCC is more common than breast, lung and prostate cancer combined and is estimated to cause more deaths than melanoma.3,4 Yet despite these statistics, the survey found a surprising lack of aware...

  • Healthy Habits for Bonsall & Fallbrook Folks

    Megan Johnson McCullough, Special to the Village News|Updated Aug 12, 2019

    The human spine runs straight up and down the back. When a person has a curve to the side of their spine, they may have scoliosis. The shape is described as the letter "C" or "S." This curve can range between small or large, but the key is that anything that measures 10 degrees or more is diagnosed as scoliosis. The backbone isn't visible for us to clearly see that a person has this condition, but a person with scoliosis usually leans to the side or may have one shoulder more...

  • And away they go...Fallbrook seniors enjoy a day at the races

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    DEL MAR – Residents and guests of Silvergate Fallbrook ventured down to the Del Mar Racetrack last month to test their luck where the surf meets the turf. More than 40 seniors joined in the annual Silvergate adventure for a private lunch in the Stretch Run stands and an afternoon of excitement. "This has been marvelous from start to finish," said Joe Hammer – longtime resident of Silvergate Fallbrook. "There's no hassle to it at all. Got on the bus, got our seat, our dri...

  • 'The Underpants' has its ups and downs

    Elizabeth Youngman-Westphal, Special to The Village News|Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Name recognition is the draw for this current production at The Old Globe's Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre in Balboa Park. Steve Martin debuted on The Smothers Brothers TV show which ran 1967-1969. His quirky physical humor coupled with a perverse manifestation of everyday occurrences, reeked of irreverence and an unmitigated disrespect for societal mores became his comedic niche. Some might say genius. Case in point, in Martin's first film "The Jerk" he plays an...

  • Library events include concerts, classes and a blood drive

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Library will host many free events in August including lectures, concerts and an adult art class. Thursday, Aug. 8 at 6 p.m. – Lecture: By Veterans for Veterans. Help is a phone call away at Courage to Call, a veteran-run, peer-to-peer support program offering no cost services 24 hours a day. The talk focuses on counseling services, support groups, etc. and will also include the personal experiences faced by members. Sponsored by the Friends of the Fallbrook Library. Monday, Aug. 12 from 1 to 2:3...

  • 'Luann – Scenes from a Teen's Life' now playing at CTK

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    The cast of "Luann – Scenes from a Teen's Life" includes, from left, back row, Kaitlin Hopkins as Toni, Dominick Torrescano as Brad, Adrian Betancourt as Aaron Hill; in the middle row, Roseline Sanchez as Mom, Damon Gallegos as Dad and Knute, Becky Brooks as Mrs. Fogerty, Jordan Rodriguez as Bernice, Leah Burke as Tiffany's posse, Chloe Shaver as Tiffany and in the front row, Erika Torrescano as Luann and Jacob Mendenhall as Gunther. Not pictured are Weyitu Hunt as Delta a...

  • Mindi Gylling Durst

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    It is with profoundly broken hearts that we share the painful message that our beautiful and beloved daughter Mindi Gylling Durst passed away on Saturday, June 22. Mindi was diagnosed with CNS Lymphoma (brain and spine cancer) two years ago and fought valiantly for her family and loved ones to overcome this dreadful disease which ultimately claimed her life at 43 years old. Our family has no words to adequately express our heartache, grief and pain..........only millions of...

  • Helping wildlife

    American Counseling Association, AD-75 R|Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Caring for animals, including California’s native wildlife, is one of my passions. Last session my legislation setting up the Native California Wildlife Rehabilitation Fund was signed into law, allowing voluntary contributions when you file your tax return to support injured, orphaned or sick wildlife. Helping finance organizations that support native wildlife is important. If you've found an injured animal and need information on where to take it, please call (619) 225-WILD (9453) for Project Wildlife. Fortunately, we h...

  • Be a dream maker

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Emotional abuse and hate mail damage the heart. Do words really hurt? Did you ever hear the words "I don’t love you" or "your mom or dad is dead." The moment you heard them, those emotions start cutting your heart. I have recently been released from a 72-hour suicide watch. How often do we kill a person’s dreams or creativity? We are all guilty of expressing words that kill imagination and hope. We have said or heard the following words: "We have tried that before." "That’s not our problem." "We have always done it that...

  • Time for impeachment

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Mueller’s testimony to Congress made it clear: it’s time for an impeachment inquiry. Hearing Mueller describe the extent of Trump’s crimes and corruption in his own words convinced me that Congress can no longer stand idly by. Mueller did not exonerate Donald Trump – not by a long shot. His investigation found extensive criminal activity and resulted in 37 indictments and at least seven convictions or guilty pleas, including Trump’s national security advisor, personal lawyer and campaign chairman. Mueller uncovered over 100 s...

  • Bogus investigation was a waste

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Now that we all know that the whole Russia investigation was false, fake, fabricated and paid for by Team Hillary, it is time heads start to roll and these horrific people need to do some serious jail time. If you think Watergate was serious and President Nixon resigned for it, then all these people should be doing hard labor for their complicit law-breaking, entrapment, career destroying efforts of several people in order to take down a sitting president that was fairly elected by the people, for the people. Our own FBI and...

  • Firefighters put their lives on the line

    Supervisor Jim Desmond, Fifth District|Updated Aug 12, 2019

    We often take many things for granted. The beautiful county we live in, the opportunities we are given and, most importantly, protection from our military, police and firefighters are things to be grateful for. Last week, we lost a young man named Yaroslav Katkov, an experienced CAL FIRE Firefighter from De Luz Station 16. Yaroslav proudly dedicated his life to serve and protect our community. Yaroslav was the definition of the American Dream. Having immigrated when he was a c...

  • Senior Concern Seminar focuses on '5 Essential Documents in Estate Planning'

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    FALLBROOK – One of California's leading elder law attorneys, Richard Scott Stewart, Esq. of California Estate and Elder Law, will present a no-cost educational seminar entitled "The 5 Essential Documents" on Tuesday, Aug. 13 from noon until 1:30 p.m., at Christ the King Church, 1620 S. Stage Coach Lane. While there is no charge for the session, registration is required since space is limited, and lunch will be provided. To register, call the Foundation for Senior Care at (760)...

  • Pala Mesa Resort appoints new general manager

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook's Pala Mesa Golf Resort announced that Miriam Cline, an accomplished hospitality professional with more than 20 years of luxury resort and hotel experience, has been appointed as general manager of the property. Since joining the Pala Mesa team in 2017, Cline has demonstrated leadership and effective management in all aspects of the resort's operations. A distinguished leader in the industry, her professionalism and focus on high level customer service wi...

  • Mail theft prevention tips from postal inspection service

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    LOS ANGELES – The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is the law enforcement, crime prevention, and security arm of the Postal Service. Postal Inspectors are federal law enforcement agents who conduct investigations of postal-related crime. Here are some mail theft prevention tips for residents to use to protect their mail: • Deposit outgoing mail into a blue collection box before the final pick up of the same day of deposit. Check the pick-up schedule posted on the box to ensure their mail will not sit in the box overnight or...

  • Filanc awarded Conjunctive Use Project contract

    Joe Naiman, Village News Correspondent|Updated Aug 12, 2019

    Filanc Alberici JV was awarded the Fallbrook Public Utility District contract to construct the Santa Margarita River Conjunctive Use Project facilities. A 5-0 FPUD board vote July 22 awarded the contract to Filanc Alberici for the bid amount of $54,398,232 and also approved a construction installment sale agreement with the State Water Resources Control Board involving a State Revolving Fund loan. "We're moving forward with construction, so the project's going to get built and within two years we'll be delivering water,"...

  • Scarecrow workshops are in full swing

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    FALLBROOK – The first Scarecrow workshop kicked off Aug. 1 in preparation for Scarecrow Days, Oct. 1-30. The ScareCREW invites businesses, community groups, or individuals to the workshops to join the fun. They can create, buy, rent, or partner a scarecrow. Scarecrow workshops are now in full swing. Members have worked all year long building frames and parts for kits, gathering supplies, creating and building scarecrows. The ScareCREW has the equipment, supplies, and design e...

  • Line dancers invite public to join them

    Updated Aug 12, 2019

    FALLBROOK – Fallbrook Country Line Dancers will be performing during the Aug. 16 Fallbrook Summer Nights at 5:45 p.m. on the corner of Main and Fig (near Brooktown). They will invite the audience to join them for "The Git Up" challenge, just for fun around 6 p.m. For more information about the challenge, interested dancers can go on you-tube and find 100's of videos on this new "Country-Rap" song and dance by Blanco Brown. Submitted by the Fallbrook Country Line D...

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