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Fallbrook Newcomers enjoy activities

FALLBROOK – Making new friends, exploring local resources and entertainment are key to feeling at home when someone moves to a new area. Newcomers to Fallbrook, De Luz, or Bonsall within the past three years enjoy these benefits and much more when they join the Fallbrook Newcomers Club.

Fallbrook Newcomers Club provides helpful information, promotes local business and charities and provides countless opportunities for fun and friendship through various activities, events, and outings. Each month, an engaging speaker informs and entertains members interested in making connections and learning more about the community and surrounding areas. Next meeting date is April 14 at 10 a.m. at Christ the King Church, 1620 S Stage Coach Lane.

Anyone who is new to the area, has lived here for three years or less, and wishes to learn more about Fallbrook Newcomers and would like to join or attend a meeting as a guest, can email them at [email protected]. For more information or to download a new membership application, visit https://www.fallbrooknewcomers.com. Membership is also open to residents that have been in Fallbrook, Rainbow, or De Luz longer than three years, but had work or other commitments prevent them from joining sooner.

Heather Mitchell, Crime Prevention Specialist for the Fallbrook Sheriff's Department and John Choi, Public Information Officer for North County Fire Protection District will share important information on Personal Safety in Fallbrook including protecting one's home and property and protecting oneself whether at home or away.

Submitted by the Fallbrook Newcomers Club.

 

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