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Articles from the May 31, 2011 edition


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  • Artist presents print of 2007 Rice Fire portrait

    Updated May 31, 2011

    PALA – On Wednesday, May 25, artist Richard Stergulz presented Pala Tribal Chairman Robert Smith and Pala Rez Radio 91.3 station manager John Fox with a print of his 2007 portrait of the fire chief of De Luz Volunteer Fire Department, Michael Manchor, entitled “In the Line of Fire.” The painting is significant in many ways. When created by Stergulz, it brought community together and paid much due tribute to firefighters who put themselves in harm’s way to protect lives...

  • Planning Commission recommends tiered equine regulations

    Updated May 31, 2011

    The County's Planning Commission recommended a tiered ordinance as part of the update of the county's equine regulations. The Planning Commission's 7-0 vote May 20 sends the recommendation to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors who are expected to hold a hearing June 29. The Planning Commission merely recommended the tiered ordinance from among the four options developed by County Department of Planning and Land Use (DPLU) staff; the actual ordinance will be developed after the Board of Supervisors provides direction...

  • Early morning collisions impact various roads in Fallbrook

    Updated May 31, 2011

    *Story was revised on June 1, 10:30 a.m., to reflect correct information regarding Gary Beck. The Village News apologizes for any confusion. A three-car collision on South Mission and a car running into a restaurant on Reche Road clogged two main arteries feeding in and out of Fallbrook earlier this morning (Tues., May 31). According to California Highway Patrol public information officer Chris Parent, the collision on South Mission occurred at approximately 6:36 a.m., just south of Heller’s Bend near the old Cask ‘n’ Cleav...

  • Texas Rangers tell Clark Murphy 'family first' with gravely injured brother

    Updated May 31, 2011

    Fallbrook's Clark Murphy realized his dream of becoming a professional baseball player when he was drafted by the Texas Rangers in 2008. Due to an unexpected tragedy, his career has been temporarily put on hold because Clark has stepped up to a leadership role within his family to care for his younger brother who remains hospitalized after a head-on collision last month on State Route 76 at Gird Road. “[The Texas Rangers] had Clark on the first flight back to San Diego and h...

  • Burcham sentenced to life in prison for spousal abuse, torture, attempted murder, more

    Updated May 31, 2011

    Bonsall resident Joshua Burcham has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty on one count of spousal abuse; two counts of attempted murder with allegations of personal use of a deadly weapon and inflicting gross bodily injury; and one count of torture with the allegations of personal use of a deadly weapon and inflicting bodily injury. The torture count called for the life term. In order for Burcham to receive a life sentence for the attempted murder, the allegation of premeditation would have found to be...

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