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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Homecoming Queen and King for fall of '61, class of '62 My Life……..then and now Rita Robinson Pankey Special to the Village News I came to Fallbrook in the summer of ‘57, from Washington DC in a 28’ travel trailer. My Dad, a Navy officer with 30 years service, had just retired. My folks had always planned to come back near San Diego. They thought Fallbrook was the perfect town. For three months we lived in a mobile park (it was where Albertson’s parking lot is now! ) until t...
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Kim Harris Managing Editor Dignitaries and hundreds of interested parties gathered at Pala Casino Spa & Resort early Tuesday, Oct. 17, for a ceremonial groundbreaking honoring the commencement of the resort’s $170 million expansion project that when completed will bring more than 200 new employment opportunities to Pala’s current team of 2,000 team members. Pala Band of Mission Indians Chairman Robert Smith provided a keynote address at the groundbreaking ceremony. Other spe...
Dr. Joi Lin Blake, superintendent/president of Palomar College, quoted the lyrics of the Sam Cooke song “A Change Is Gonna Come” in welcoming guests to the Oct. 13 groundbreaking ceremony for Palomar’s North Education Center, which is being built in Fallbrook on an 80-acre site northeast of Interstate 15 and State Route 76. “It’s been a long time coming,” said Blake, noting that Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come” is one of her favorite songs. “We have been anticipating this e...
The Bonsall Unified School District is soliciting applications for members of a committee which will identify and analyze sites for a new high school campus. The BUSD board's Oct. 12 meeting addressed the application and selection process for the committee members. Applications to serve on the committee must be received by the superintendent's office no later than Oct. 31. A 4-1 BUSD board vote Sept. 14, with Erin English opposed, approved the creation of the Superintendent's Advisory Committee. The committee as proposed was...
Eleven firefighters from the North County Fire Protection District are among the thousands of firefighters battling the fires burning across Northern California, considered among the deadliest in state history. North County Fire Chief Steve Abbott said two fire engines – one out of Station 2 and the other out of Station 5 – and a smaller Type 6 truck ended up traveling to Napa after first being deployed to Anaheim Oct. 9 to assist with the Canyon Fire. On Oct. 11, the North County Fire personnel was released from the Can...
Michele Howard Special to the Village News I'm not sure why, but my brain works overtime when thinking of new ideas for a tantalizing dish to create. For a week, I kept thinking of the black rice I bought and what I could make with it. It looks exotic, and has a great nutty flavor. I questioned myself over and over about what flavor do I want, Mexican, Indian, Italian? So I went with a Thai curry sauce. I believe if I substitute green enchilada sauce for the curry sauce and...
FALLBROOK – Home prices dipped in Fallbrook and Bonsall as the summer months ended and these North San Diego County markets entered the final period of a robust 2017, Jerry Kalman, a Realtor with HomeSmart Legends here, reported Oct. 5. Paced by a surge in Veteran’s Affairs and Federal Housing Administration transactions, September 2017 volume was marginally better than both the prior month and September 2016. VA/FHA transactions accounted for almost half of the volume in Sep...
FALLBROOK – Boy Scouts Jordan Reyburn, Sam Causey and Zach English from Troop 737 recently completed a community service project at Fallbrook United Methodist Church to assist fellow scout Zeke Maletych with achieving advancement to Star Scout. The scouts spent several days prepping and painting a room at the Methodist Church which serves as a youth group room. The Methodist Church provides Troop 737 with a location to host their weekly meetings as well as a place to store t...
FALLBROOK — Students at Live Oak Elementary School have pooled their pennies to help children whose lives have been upended by recent hurricanes. It’s an effort that has added up in more ways than one. With more than 320 pounds of pennies collected – that’s $1,251.34 – from a two-week drive, students will donate the money to aid a school in Houston, where catastrophic flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey destroyed homes and damaged schools, and a school in Florida, where res...
FALLBROOK — Students throughout the Fallbrook Union Elementary School District have reason to be proud. Not only does state standardized testing show that they made gains in math and English language arts, but they also outpaced their peers on both the county and state levels. And while scores on the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) exams remained steady throughout the state, FUESD students made improvements in both the subjects tested. Overall, scores went up 2 percent in English language a...
BONSALL – The Good News Club®, a fun-filled weekly club for kids, is now being offered at the Bonsall Community Center every Thursday – on short days of school – from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Sponsored by Child Evangelism Fellowship of Southern California, lnc., the club offers dynamic Bible lessons, creative learning activities, inspiring missionary stories, meaningful fun songs, and life-changing scripture memory. All boys and girls, grades K-5, are welcome, regardless of religious background. Parents are also welcome to attend...
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FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School Future Farmers of America is once again offering its famous tri-tip barbecue dinners before all home football games. Dinner will be served from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the agriculture department, which is located at the east end of the football field. This week's game, Friday, Oct. 20, is also Homecoming. Each meal includes tri-tip, beans, salad, dinner roll and a drink for $10. Call the agriculture department at (760) 723-6300 ext. 2508 for more information or just show up hungry. The f...
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FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook Climate Action Team will welcome San Diego Energy District’s Erika Morgan for a discussion at the Fallbrook Library, 6 p.m., Monday, Oct. 23. The subject of Morgan’s talk will be “Community Choice Energy.” Community choice is a program that brings competition and lower prices by using sustainable energy into the electricity marketplace. Right now, there is only one electricity provider in San Diego County. Community choice allows cities and counties...
BONSALL – The Bonsall Woman’s Club is in full holiday mode, with activities and functions open to all women who love to have fun while helping others! The club is taking orders for its Christmas Poinsettia Sale. Red or white 4, 6, or 8 inch poinsettias can be purchased for $9, $12 or $24 by Nov. 1 for pickup in Bonsall Dec. 2. All proceeds benefit Heart to Heart Camp Pendleton, a 501(c)3 organization serving our local military families. Mail checks to Bonsall Woman’s Club,...
FALLBROOK – Britannia Connection, Inc (BCI) announce their upcoming meeting and luncheon, Thursday, Oct. 26 where women of either British or Commonwealth heritage, or those with a strong interest in British culture, gather for fun, fellowship and fundraising. Bobbi Palmer, executive director of Fallbrook Regional Health District, and Patty Blum of Crestwood Behavioral Health Inc., will be sharing information about Fallbrook Healing Center which will be built in the former Fallbrook Hospital building. They will also tell h...
I am shocked to see many residents of our town speeding down our streets ever morning on their way to work. It’s amazing they even make it to work. Don’t they respect anything or anybody. I learned a long time ago that crime, including breaking the law, does not pay. I prefer to obey the speed limit, drive carefully and keep myself and others alive. Lorie Kuhn...
Fellow Fallbrook Public Utility District customers, hopefully you have read the eight page FPUD rate proposal letter by now. Their letter indicates that by the beginning of 2022 our water bills will be at least 50 percent higher than current rates. At the end of the eighth page of their letter, it is stated that unless a majority of all rate payers submit a written letter of protest “the Board of Directors will be authorized to impose the rate increases.” This implies that the public hearing scheduled for Nov. 15, 2017 wil...
The name of the writer of the letter "Be careful when using Pyrex" [Village News, 10/5/17] was inadvertently left off her submission. Margie Haugh is the writer and Village News apologizes for the error....
Assemblymember Marie Waldron AD-75 (R) Indian Tribes in our arid region need access to reliable water to continue to live on reservation lands. This session, I jointly authored Assembly bill 1361 with Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia (D – Coachella) , to streamline water deliveries to Indian reservations throughout California. The bill allows water districts to enter into voluntary agreements with sovereign Indian tribal governments with reservations that lie outside water d...
Rich M. Groff II Special to Village News After a lifetime of accumulating money, it’s common for retirees to start thinking about their legacy and what they want to leave to their children, grandchildren or a favorite charitable cause. But despite the dollar signs they see on investment and bank accounts, there’s no guarantee loved ones or a chosen charity will get the full amount. Uncle Sam is lurking to snatch a sizable share. It’s important to plan carefully to make sure that as much of the money as possible goes to the p...
FALLBROOK – The Fallbrook High School FFA is once again hosting their nursery sales at FHS Agriculture Department. The first one of the school year is on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. until noon and is located at the east end of the football field. Fallbrook Ag students have been cultivating their plants and are ready to have them find a home. With a wide range of indoor and outdoor plants, there is lots to choose from. This is a chance for the students to market and sale a product to build viable business skills. All are i...
FALLBROOK – Paul and Diane Garrett have generously committed $50,000, over two years, in support of the Fallbrook School of the Arts. This is a unique gift that will infuse the day-to-day activities of the school with a predictable and solid source of revenue. This stabilizes operational funding and allows the school to grow and explore new vistas of creativity and expression. The Garretts extend a challenge to all art lovers to join them in supporting the Fallbrook School o...
