Fallbrook, CA News

• Fallbrook, CA News
• Alphabet Soup: Quilters Freeform Piecing With Karen Cunagin
• Mark Mehaffey: Water Media Workshop Experiment For Fun, Design And Success
• Jr. Wildlife Art Exhibit Reception and Award Ceremony
• Book Arts: Embellished And Stitched With Helen
• Dance of the Brush: Chinese Painting And Calligraphy With Jean Shen
• Sculpture Workshops with Brandon Roy
• 19th Annual Jr. Wildlife Art Exhibit
• Mixed Media Investigations With Watermedia
• Classical Drawing With Igor Koutsenko
• Mayco Glaze Demonstration With Pauline WynDham
• 2nd Annual Avenue of the Arts at 2012 Avocado Festival
• Art Expressions With Marilee Ragland: For San Diego Fair Creative Youth Exhibit
• President's Day Hot Glass Demos And Hands On Activities
• Jewelry and Bell Casting Sculpture Programs with Brandon Roy
• Introduction To Classical Drawing For Youth With Hannah
• Dreams Of Japan - An Asian Sampler With Karen Cunagin
• Igor Koutsenko: Paintings and Graphics Exhibition
• Pastel Painting In The Studio And Plein Air
• Book Arts: Embellished And Stiched With Helen
• 2012 Ceramics Programs
• Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• Open House
• Sally Strand Pastel Workshop - Color And Light
• Dan Welden Solarplate Printmaking Workshop
• Jane LaFazio Fiber Art Workshops
• Free Youth Arts Workshop With Hannah
• Fallbrook School Of The Arts Goes To Cuba!
• Introduction To Metal Casting With Brandon Roy
• Final 2011 Session: Classical Drawing and Painting with IgorKoutsenko
• Fallbrook Art Center is Pleased to Announce The Formation of The Fallbrook Art Center Artist Guild
• FALL Life Drawing, Art Expressions and Welding
• Learn To Blow and Sculpt Hot Glass
• Jewelry and Bell Casting Workshops Start Soon
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Presents Hot Glass Programs
• New Introductory Offer!
• Beginning Encaustic Painting With Amber George
• Art Expressions With Marilee Ragland
• The Joy of Painting in Acrylic with Stan Goudey
• Classical Drawing and Painting With Igor Koutsenko
• NEW Hot Glass Workshops and Demos
• Stained Glass 101 With Buck Gerlach
• "Gallery shatters glass show tradition"
• "Galaxy of Glass will put stars in your eyes"
• Monotyping Printmaking With Amber George
• Concepts In Ceramics For Adults With Trent Berning
• Ken Goldman's Art Analyzation And Revitalization
• Back to School for Fallbrook - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• "Wildlife: The artists’ perspective"
• "Art Center features ‘The Find Magnified’"
• "Show called ‘All’s Fair in Art... Again’ runs through June 26"
• Mixed Media Investigations With Watermedia
• Watercolor Basics With Helen Shafer Garcia
• Beginning Welding With John Tilton
• Basic Digital Photography
• Art Towns California
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Presents Free Hot Glass Demonstrations
• Art Expressions With Marilee Ragland
• Carborundum Collograph and A Side of Monotype with Amber George
• Fashion Illustration 3-day Workshop with Amy B.
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - May 10, 2011
• 2011 Jr. Wildlife Art Exhibit Awards Announced
• "Wildlife Art Show Scheduled for May 7 & 8"
• Classical Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• 2011 Fallbrook Film Festival
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - April 4, 2011
• Beginning Welding With John Tilton
• Tom Fong 3 Day Watercolor Workshop
• Printmaking for Kids and Encaustic for Adults with Amber George
• Free Ceramics Demo by Trent Berning
• Hawaiian Artist Wicki Van De Veer Returns To Teach In Fallbrook
• "World of Watercolor Opening In Fallbrook Draws Record Crowds"
• "World of Watercolor show drawing record crowds"
• Upcoming Free Demos And New Classes
• AmericanStyle "News From the Gallery Front"
• Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko for March and April
• "Fallbrook gallery holds second annual 'World of Watercolor' exhibition"
• "National Watercolors Come to Fallbrook Art Center"
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - February 19, 2011
• Art Appreciation: French Impressionism Presented by Cal State San Marcos
• Open Studio With Model For Artists
• Inspiring Watermedia With A Touch Of Collage Elaine Harvey
• Fallbrook School of the Arts: Kids Art Classes: Painting, Drawing, Ceramics and More
• Beginning Encaustic Painting Workshop With Amber George
• Fallbrook School of the Arts: New Ceramics for Adults and Kids
• Youth Beginning Drawing with Brooke O'Neill
• Ron Pokrasso Solarplate and Monotype Printmaking
• "Artists of Tomorrow show debuts student art"
• "Celebrating Teen Artists"
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Open House Schedule
• Drawing and Painting With Igor Koutsenko
• Watercolor, Pastel and Book Arts with Helen Shafer Garcia
• Free Open House and Early Registration
• "Year In Review: San Diego arts scene expanded, drew national attention"
• "The Find" plans festive opening at Fallbrook Art Center"
• Fallbrook's Writers Read Creative Writing Workshops - 2011
• Fallbrook Library Call for Artists
• "Arts center contemplates use of unexpected donation"
• Parents need to set an example at FUHS
• FCPG supports signal for Stage Coach, Brooke Rd. intersection
• Salk speaks on polio
• Bill Shea
• Nov. 2 last chance to submit SR76 comments
• Farm Bureau chief speaks on areas agriculture challenges
• Cold front with light to moderate showers reaches Fallbrook/Bonsall area
• Chamber hosts Business Expo, Job Fair
• Gladys Nina Lathrop
• NC Fire says neither SR76 alternative is perfect
• "Art resources are a benefit to local schoolchildren"
• Dietary acid haunts candy and drinks
• John Morgan McBroom
• Gebhart should be re-elected to FPUD
• Photography show to be shutter magic
• "Fallbrook Art Center receives gift of nature prints"
• Warrior girls keep close in cross-country league opener
• Free recycling kits offered to businesses
• Still undecided at election time?
• Gang problem not serious enough for injunction, Sheriff says
• Stomp dances into Potter Jr. High to promote drug-free living
• Rogers Pick: Fall tree planting
• Halloween fire safety is important
• Re: Healthcare district issues thumbs down on Liberty Quarry project [Letter, Village News, 10/28/10]
• Encore Club plans Halloween Hoot
• Taylor, Rinaldi win Press Club awards for Village News work
• Supervisors approve Los Alisos Drive rezone and GPA
• Luevano recognized for role in abatement efforts
• Supervisors to allow online public comments for meetings
• Christmas parade theme, grand marshal selected
• Fellios and Holzer awarded Eagle rank
• Annual Day for Kids a big hit
• Williams given Service Above Self award by Rotary
• Sunrize Caf moves, becomes Z Caf
• FPUD removes battery-recycling bin
• Republican Women Federated brunch Nov. 12
• Fallbrooks Robert Wall pens historical novel
• Fallbrook High students receive awards
• McNeese snags hole-in-one, cash prize, and giant margarita
• Free flu shotclinic at Fbk. Hospital
• Democratic Club to celebrate election victories Nov. 4
• Leonelli a member of award-winning Concord Blue Devils
• Warriors lose to Mission Hills Grizzlies, 21-9
• Womens Connection brunch, program Nov. 19
• Senior Center offers opportunities in November
• Show raises money for kids program
• Morgan travels to Japan with USA Starz Lacrosse Club
• Art Assoc. to meet Nov. 8
• Program focuses on God, the Master Potter
• Singers wanted for Scandinavian choir
• Harvest Festival Oct. 30 at Riverview
• Pattycaker
• Quilt Guild to meet Nov. 4
• Plein air painters to hold 10th annual show
• Beasts terrorize Raiders offense
• Teachers and public pension myths
• Firefighters hold annual tourney for charity
• SHERIFFS LOG
• Novice tennis player places second
• Union paybacks at taxpayer expense
• Warrior water polo wins first three league matches
• Motorcyclist injured in Hit and Run
• Operation BROOM sweeps safety across base
• Grape harvest thank you
• Jamboree to be held Sat. Oct. 30 at Kahoots in Fallbrook
• Wildomar man arrested for destroying property along Macadamia Drive in Fallbrook
• South Mission/Pepper Tree intersection placed on Traffic Signal Priority List
• Business identity theft occurring in Fallbrook
• Court-martial proceedings for Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich begin Tuesday in case of civilian deaths in Haditha, Iraq
• Winners of Brandon Gallery's Small Works Exhibition announced
• Supervisors to allow online public comments for meetings
• Final 2010 Art Classes
• Fall Writers Workshops
• Rain to continue through today and tomorrow
• Free Painting Demonstration With Robert Hagan
• Federal Judge indicates she will stand by "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy
• Two Pendleton-based Marines, Tawney and Villarreal, killed in combat
• Fallbrook JV beats El Camino 24-3
• Jessica Sanchez and Dylan Dawkins named top royalty of Fallbrook High 2010 Homecoming
• Two more Pendleton Marines added to list of combat casualties this week
• Four more Camp Pendleton Marines killed in combat
• Noise advisory issued by Camp Pendleton for weekend
• Workers at Happy Jug, Main Place cited for alcohol-related violations in undercover compliance operation
• Obama administration asks federal judge to stay order barring "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy
• Lady Warrior's volleyball makes it to consolation quarterfinals
• Fireplace and chimney maintenance important for fire prevention
• Storybook wedding is a Western
• Non-profits need public funding
• Conflict and concerns continue around South Vine Street
• County adopts tribal gaming impact resolution
• Fallbrook team wins 100th Senior Challenge
• Caltrans has stacked the deck again
• Gary Lowell Mack
• Thunderstorms possible later today
• Auditions slated for Oct. 17 for holiday theater festival
• Thank you, Village News for coverage of SR76 plans
• Ron Lee Hartson
• 140 netters participate at Fallbrook Junior Satellite tournament
• Art show opens at VFW
• Bill Horn supports unincorporated areas
• W. Lee Andersen
• Art Expressions with Marilee Ragland
• Wedding anniversary celebration packs house at Fallbrook Rotary
• Re: First Gateway sign installed in Fallbrook [9/30/2010]
• Ruth Nadine Sciumbato
• North County Fire approves multi-year facilities and equipment plan
• Re: Great job on trees by McHolland Services [Letter, Village News, 10/7/10]
• Jeffrey Forrester Woodbury
• St. Peters annual Main Event Oct. 23
• Grangettos to hold free vineyard seminar
• La Paloma needs to shelter kids from rain
• All kinds of cats and dogs need homes
• Fallbrook Youth Wrestling is holding sign-ups
• Foulkes shares WWII POW experience with Rotary
• The Fantasticks is a great show
• Senior Circle Talk will be on Medicare insurance
• Dinner with the Docs will be A Night to Remember
• Burzell appointed to USLRRCD board
• I vote for the Southern Route for SR76
• Last chance to buy Chicken Pot Pie Dinner tickets
• Learning about fighting fires and saving lives
• Coldwell Banker Landmark Group announces top agents
• Woman promotes disease awareness in October
• Mah Jong tournament moved to Oct. 28
• Every womans dream auction is on Oct. 15
• MUP approved for AT&T wireless facility on Hoxie Ranch Road
• Living with Loss support group in Fallbrook
• Homecoming is for alumni
• Sock hop raises funds for foundation
• SHERIFFS LOG
• Alums, students Come Together for Homecoming
• Harvest Festival to include movie
• Entries needed for Open Judged Show of Fine Art
• REINS Hoedown - lively night for a great cause
• Warriors overcome by Carlsbad Lancers, 48-21
• Halloween sale at Bottom Shelf
• Grangettos announces a new addition FX Luminaire
• NCFPD uses pins to bring awareness to breast cancer
• Warrior senior boys second at cross-countrys Dana Hills meet
• Thank you for the recognition
• Landlords learn more about crime-free program
• Canto della Luna: Song of the Moon fundraiser
• Warriors win water polos San Diego Fall Classic
• Sheriffs deputy helped dogs get home safely
• Water board candidates share outlook
• Supervisors revise tax rate for BUSD bonds
• Ten Warrior girls top-half finishers at Mount Carmel/Movin Shoes
• Re-elect Eileen Delaney
• Veto of SB1240 a relief to medical community
• I endorse Al Gebhart for FPUD
• Credit due to Mr. Obama
• The audacity of spin
• Existing SR76 alignment makes sense
• Beware of fabricated facts at election time
• Vanderlans wins Preston rodeo
• 1st MLG Marines leave to join fight in Afghanistan
• Pendleton celebrates 68th anniversary with honors
• NFL's Wallace got football start in Fallbrook
• Zion golf tourney raises funds for technology enhancement at school
• Cost to own, operate vehicle in California higher than national average
• Students win patriotic art contest
• SANDAG approves 2010 Regional Transportation Improvement Program
• Durling new member of Fallbrook Rotary
• I believe we are making progress
• Man pleads guilty in drunk driving crash that killed Marine and Fallbrook woman
• Zenyatta praised by those associated with SLRD horses she joined in history
• Open letter to Maggie Rogan
• VanderLans wins bulldogging at San Dimas Western Days Rodeo
• Jury selection begins today in trial of man accused of killing U.S. Navy corpsman in crash
• Initial revenue-constrained RTP options presented to SANDAG board
• Lloyd follows all-tournament selection with Jenny Craig debut
• Local pickleball players host Senior Olympics
• Retired Teachers work on scholarship fund
• Lance Cpl. John T. Sparks killed in combat
• Riverside federal judge bars "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" military policy
• Fallbrook JV football team drops one to Carlsbad, 18-0
• Traffic collision on NB I-15 south of Tecolote Rd.
• Warriors overcome by Carlsbad, 48-21
• Injured man airlifted from Santa Margarita River area
• Pendleton hosts 20th annual POW/ MIA Memorial Service
• James R. Bowen, Jr.
• Fallbrook Rugby program expands to add new players
• An eclectic three at Bello Lei Salon
• Horn urges property owners to check proposed zoning changes
• Season opening concert to feature cello virtuoso
• Maggy Youd
• Bases newly renovated IPAC now open
• Nutall to speak and demonstrate technique at School of the Arts
• FPUD, employees at impasse over raise
• Final 2010 Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• Acoustic Evening with Jon Anderson coming to Pala
• County places moratorium on Williamson Act contracts
• Artist Wicki Van De Veer coming to Fallbrook
• Montion takes focus on gang problems to new level
• Willson and McKee bring Rocky Mountain Celtic music to Fallbrook
• Veterans benefit deadline extended to Dec. 3
• Zoofari fundraiser to be held at La Jolla gallery
• Chicken Pot Pie Dinner tickets are available
• Marines help locals keep Fallbrook clean
• More than 20 percent of available Village News Inc. stock sold
• Parry wins Fallbrook Rotary service award
• Salon 740 artists to be featured at Brandon Gallery
• Country Hoedown to raise funds for REINS
• Art to Go event offers interesting evening
• See The Insomniacs on Oct. 29
• Retiree Expo recaps benefits for retireesand family
• Horn and Davies award certificate to Eagle Scout
• Newcomers can learn flower arranging
• DBE plans Jubilee Tea for 100-year celebration
• Sheriffs log
• DUI determined to be cause of truck being rammed into home
• Open House events celebrate new school year
• Daughters of the American Revolution to hear about veterans memorial wall
• Harvest Music Festival to benefit Fallbrook Food Pantry
• Scroll signing party held at new library
• Most motorists feel less safe because of distracted drivers
• Harrison is off to Oregon
• High school students to perform Broadway hits
• Supervisors restructure Neighborhood Reinvestment Program
• Viking fever hits North County
• FPUD recycles sludge; sells it as high-grade soil amendment
• California Retired Teachers to hear barbershop quartet
• Speaker to address Garden Club Oct. 26
• Tenth apartment community meets crime-free requirements
• Stergulz is featured artist for art association
• FireSafe council, CERT receive grant
• Budget boost only one-year reprieve for park hours
• Firefighters to hold second annual golf tourney for charity
• Pain in the bun: hair troubles of the female Marine
• New AAUW members welcomed at champagne brunch
• Free workshops on FX Luminaire lighting
• Program helps Base residents slim down for birthday ball
• SR76 is not a done deal
• Halloween art contest offered at Fallbrook Caf
• Fitness Challenge results in fun, valuable health tips
• Volunteers build homes for birds
• Free dinner and seminar on health topics offered
• We need to return to tried and true GOP principles
• The latest emergency information can be sent to mobile phones
• Five Warrior boys medal at Mount Carmel/Movin Shoes race
• Carolee Mary Ungerbiller
• Brave Americans remembered through quilts
• Re: Here come we, like Philistines [Letter, Village News, 9/30/10]
• Etiquette classes to be offered in Fallbrook
• Kahoots opens Temecula location
• John Sardella
• Fallbrook falls to La Costa Canyon, 28-10
• Vessels Ranch should not render the Southern Alternative unmitigable
• Marines test strength
• Urquhart has first top-five finish in main event
• William (Bill) Schling
• Warrior sticksters fall in overtime in Serra Tournament finals
• A lesson in frugal driving
• Healthcare district candidates speak out
• Roger advises: Dont move firewood
• Ralph Howard Metcalf Jr.
• Brickell honored by Fallbrook Youth Scholarships
• Great job on trees by McHolland Services
• Supervisors appropriate $50,000 for Rainbow Park
• JV Warriors lose to La Costa Canyon 35-6
• Suspect sought in theft incidences involving change machines
• Rain possible early in week
• Small quake felt this morning; centered near Borrego
• Fallbrook Encore Club relocates
• Sheriffs canine brings felon to a halt, resulting in three arrests in incident
• Beach-goers warned of bacteria levels due to runoff
• Perseverance prevails inThe Fantasticks
• St. Johns honors volunteers at annual luncheon
• VFW announces art exhibition
• Information for voters offered
• JV football shut out by RBV, 27-0
• Fundraising evening Canto della Luna slated for Oct. 23 to benefit two organizations
• Forest Home Womens Auxiliary meets Oct. 1
• Fall Festival of Gems coming Oct. 3
• October is California Archaeology Month
• Old-fashioned fun abounds
• Small Works entry deadline is Oct. 3
• Prostate cancer screening day a success
• Top state Democratic leader to address Fallbrook club
• Fallbrook friends host a barbecue for Camp Pendleton Battalion 1 troops
• Enjoying the wild, wild west at Stage Coach Sunday
• Urquhart wins heat race
• Seminar to include 12 topics of concern to seniors
• For same amount of FPUD water, my bill increased 32 percent in two years
• Lobster on the Green
• Revolutionary Zumba exercise program to be demonstrated at Oct. 2 Fitness Challenge
• Free pizza for properly functioning smoke alarms
• The Elizabeth Hospice hosting Fallbrook volunteer orientation
• No on Prop. 27
• Chosin Few honored with new monument
• Warriors come up short against RBV, 35-34
• Robison makes Pony Stocks debut
• Parkinsons Support Group meets Oct. 13
• Thank you to volunteers of Keep Fallbrook Clean & Green
• Thunderstorms and lightning move through San Diego County
• Steve Poltz to perform in concert
• Dormant sprays/winter pruning free workshops
• Residents invited to sign scroll for new library
• Caltrans information on SR76 project is smokeand mirrors
• Signals at I-15/Mission Road not functioning; some homes have been affected by power outage after ye
• Silvergate celebrates 20 years serving Fallbrook community
• Pacific Coast Flyers adds Cessna based at Fallbrook Airpark for members use
• Supervisors amend solar/wind energy facility zoning
• Varsity girls dominate Mission Hills in league opener
• Re: An unsupported claim drives the analysis of SR76 East DEIR [Letter, Village News, 9/23/10]
• Heat waves eases up; 10 percent chance of rain tomorrow; autumn weather expected to return by Monday
• Daughters of Norway install new officers
• Farm Tour Day slated for Sat. Oct. 16
• Free workshop California natives vs. drought tolerant landscapes on Oct. 9
• Warrior sticksters dominate first week of CIF play
• No on Prop 21
• Pala Fire to hold Fire Prevention Fair Sat. Oct. 2
• Open House at North County Fire Oct. 9
• Fallbrooks Donoghue assumes command of 452d Aerospace Medicine Squadron
• Supervisors adjourn meeting in memory of Vessels
• Warrior netters sweep Mavericks in doubles match
• Horn to host workshop in Fallbrook tomorrow to update public on General Plan for community
• Republican Women celebrate grand opening of headquarters
• Students discuss 21st Century Learning
• Chattels reopens store for holiday season
• Fallbrook Youth Basketball registration is open
• Here come we, like Philistines with giant machines
• Wounded Marines have new opportunity in Fallbrook
• Cub Scouts prepare for popcorn sales
• Club Paradise announces new Fitness On Request program
• JV girls win tennis league opener against Mission Hills
• SR76 DEIR express your opinion
• Caltrans gets an earful about SR76 alternatives
• 19th Annual Coyote Country Chapter Poker Run
• Workshop helps children cope with deployment
• Brickell, Remy, Sumpter play in Spanos All-Star game
• Re: First gateway sign installed in Fallbrook [Village News, 9/16/2010]
• Cats and kittens up for adoption Oct. 2
• Lobster on the Green charitable funds available to community organizations
• Village Rotary donates funds for La Paloma playground
• Richard Lee Crook
• Les Miserables is outstanding
• Republican Women start membership drive
• Quilt Guild to present Quilt University
• Sheriffs log
• Harry Langford Lang Hall
• Looking for a few good men and women
• Tri-tip barbecue available before football game
• Horn addresses Fallbrook Womans Club
• Thunderstorms pelt the southland
• Cindy Dunmire
• Life Coach - Wisdom from the Proverbs
• Basic Computer Skills LAB with Bob and Jon
• Wicki Van De Veer Illustration Workshops
• Ceramics For All Ages
• The firing of high explosives will be heard from Camp Pendleton during next 24 hours
• County has new crop king
• Babysitters should know fire escape options
• Nine years later Fallbrook remembers 9/11
• Rally to send No Quarry message
• Its time to ride the stage coach again, Sunday, Sept. 26
• The Swing Dolls come to Temecula Oct. 2
• Grangettos presents annual horticulture seminar
• Froboese, Rivera in top ten at Laguna Hills Invite
• Sierra Club to venture into the universe
• Chinese students visit Fallbrook, stay with 20 area families
• Fallbrook-based bug finishes Las Vegas to Reno Off-Road Race... and its finishing that counts
• Crime prevention emphasized during 101 Days of Summer
• Girls JV tennis team avenges loss from last season
• Turn in unused/old prescription drugs Sept. 25
• Tire recycling offered Sat. Sept. 25
• Seminar offered for those interested in growing macadamia nuts
• Tips on training for Marine Corps physical tests
• Warrior spikers start season 3-3 at San Diego Fall Classic
• Public urged to attend Caltrans meeting on future route of SR76
• Fallbrooks new generation of mah jong players
• Coldwell Banker Landmark Group names top agents for August
• CREDO retreats help service members with family issues
• CIF celebrates 50 years of teaching sportsmanship
• Runaway gravel trucks could come with a quarry
• Reduce bills, protect San Diego Countys watersheds
• Moccasin earns first place with school record
• Daniel Prescott Liermann
• Sports Jam concludes 2010s 101 Days of Summer
• Re: Nobody can live without water [Village News, 9/2/10]
• Western fundraiser held at Rawhide Ranch
• Prints on display at art center leave a lasting impression
• Joy Bernice Hughes
• Local gymnasts compete in Hollywood
• Firehouse Broiler helped me rock n roll
• September is Voter Registration Month
• Discovery Channel to tape episode focusing on the missing McStay family
• 43 million reasons to sign up for a San Diego County library card
• Base leaders crack down on dress code violations
• Constitution Day
• 13-year-old student hospitalized after hit and run on Fallbrook Street
• Class in Indian basket weaving offered
• Art workshop focuses on mixing colors
• Fallbrook signs the good and bad
• Fitness Challenge slated for Oct. 2 at Live Oak Park
• Albright becomes member of Phi Sigma Theta
• San Diego ArchaeologicalCenter offers free admission on Museum Day
• Dick OBrien: a great and good man
• First gateway sign installed in Fallbrook
• Brittain conducts summer research
• Ken Graydon trio, Three Faces West, in Fallbrook
• Formal wear donations appreciated
• Fallbrook property impacted by $1.5 million foreclosure fraud scheme operated by brothers
• Retired Teachers start off year with awards and recognition
• Les Miserables opens Sept. 17 in Fallbrook
• Sanacore and Delaney deserve our support!
• Hall DeFrank wed
• SHERIFFS LOG
• Rotarians learn about great white sharks
• Excessive emergency room visits add $4.4 billion to health care costs
• Ladies auxiliary to host Bunco luncheon fundraiser
• Stats show FUHS AP, Honors classes rank high
• Music Society announces new season subscriptions now available
• Diabetes Support Group meets Sept. 22
• VFW ladies collecting used cell phones
• Drug overdose ranks as one of countys highest killers
• Meineke to introduce new brake repair service option Sept. 20
• Senior Circle Talk to be on stroke prevention
• Bonsall Chambers Honorary Mayor Race is on
• Frosh girls scrimmage three teams in volleyball
• Agricultural operators can enroll in irrigated lands group
• Healthy Woman Event topic will be migraines and aging
• Harvest Music Festival to benefit Food Pantry
• Bonsall appreciates local first responders
• Paint Pickled with Rich Stergulz
• Helicopter up searching for juvenile
• Pala Motocross event leads to significant traffic impact on State Route 76
• Burch loves to drive around town in her convertible
• Receive 10 free Arizona Cypress Trees
• Fallbrook JV girls tennis cruises to first victory
• Tree care topic for Garden Club this month
• Reunion set for Sept. 17-19 for 1968-1974 FHS classes
• Make smart use of Fall pesticides
• Zoning Administrator allows replacement of T-Mobile antennas
• Warrior sticksters excel in Jody Johnston Field Hockey Classic
• Great Books Discussion Group is open to new members
• Sign up for AlertSanDiego and spread the word
• Four Marines awarded Purple Heart for their sacrifice
• Camp Pendleton hosts first known Islamic celebration
• Varsity girls tennis pummels Valley Center 17-1
• Farm students helped by golfers
• Free SeniorNet workshop is on Fridays
• Star Testing Information
• Sign up for Riverview ministries Sept. 12
• Civilian employees awarded for innovation
• Jimmy Carter, Jerry Brown: Men of vision
• Finding inspiration in the Friendly Village
• Nancy Collins Color Theory Watercolor
• New class explores authentic manhood
• Essay contest pays big to Camp Pendleton students
• Godspeed Woody
• TRAFFIC ALERT: Severe delays on eastbound 76 from Oceanside to Pala
• The Red Guide to recovery
• Local PEO chapters present scholarships
• I support a signal for S. Mission and Pepper Tree
• 18-year-old in custody after being accused of stealing tires off vehicle at Fallbrook dealership
• 500 Mile Club blazes its own trail with service members
• Project Archaeology featured in Open House
• Message to Caltrans about the final link of SR76
• Controlled burn to take place today on Camp Pendleton
• Two arrested for theft of television from Radio Shack
• Witzel and Kraus earn Eagle rank
• A thank you for cemetery clean up
• Chelsea's Law signed into effect today by governor
• SANDAG study shows gang-related homicides down in county
• Garden Club installs storage shed at La Paloma
• Pet of the Week
• Marines learn the truth about driving
• Fire concern mounts over dry brush
• Corvette owners to meet
• Tribute bands play 30 songs during free concert at Pala
• Public forum on SR76 moved to Sept. 23
• Remembering the bombing: the Oklahoma City National Memorial
• Seniors may qualify for a power wheelchair
• Welch to receive Icon Award at Temecula music, film festival
• Fallbrook to remember 9/11
• Fun and talent can be found at Boys & Girls Club
• Master Chef visits Camp Pendleton
• FPUD approves membrane replacement for main plant aerators
• Class on joint replacement surgery offered
• Sheriffs Log
• Rally for Children presents Table Talk
• Tips for keeping seniors from taking falls and sustaining injuries
• Volunteers honored at Save Our Forest picnic
• Base brings suicide prevention to the big screen
• Leavitt-Glenn to wed
• Four friends raise money for Fallbrook Animal Sanctuary
• Lamont pleased with boys water polo depth for new season
• Learn how to create a beautiful living wall
• VanderLans shares win at Central Point
• Polio survivors sought as special guests
• What to do with outdated estate planning documents
• Keep commercial, residential properties safe when away
• Talk Circuit gives Sides win at Del Mar
• Open House at North County Fire Oct. 9
• Angels philanthropic gifts exceed $10,000 in August
• Jessica Willett named Rotary Paul Harris Fellow
• 100th Senior Challenge to be heldon Sept. 23
• Fallbrook Warriors thrash the Clairemont Chieftains, 42-14
• Fallbrook Senior Center has busy month planned
• Fallbrook Brits remember Princess Diana
• Fall Life Drawing And Open Studio
• "Fallbrook galleries team up for printmaking month"
• "Art of Printmaking"
• Fall Welding With John Tilton - Fundamentals of Welding
• Amber George Encaustic, Printmaking And Stamps
• Helen Shafer Garcia Fall Watercolor, Plein Air And Book Arts
• Fall Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• Fallbrook Film Factory Presents Writing A Screenplay That Sells With Adrienne Armstrong
• Fallbrook Film Factory Presents Acting with Milena M. Phillips
• Freda Fairchild Photopolymer Etching and Polyester Plate Lithograph
• CERAMICS for Adults and Kids
• "Wheels of Desire 3 art show opens with a buzz"
• "Fallbrook Motor Fest rolls into town Saturday"
• Summer Photography, Ceramics And More
• Carborundum Collograph and A Side of Monotype with Amber George
• Pilot dies in airplane crash near State Route 76
• Man sentenced for smuggling teen girls from Mexico for forced prostitution
• Lt. Col Mario Carazo, Maj. James M. Weis killed in combat
• Potter Jr. Highs JV girls basketball team: The Little Team That Could
• Water is our lifeblood
• SANDAG survey seeks input on plans for future
• Wheels of Desire 3 art show opens with a buzz
• Burn Institute to assist seniors countywide with free smoke alarms and LED nightlights
• Wedeking, Johnson share baseball MVP awards
• Re: President promised change [Letter, Village News, 7-8-10]
• Camp Pendletons H&S Bn. commanding officer relinquishes command
• Blue Horizons and the beauties of nature
• Base residents urged to assist in fire prevention
• Track and field Warriors honored at awards ceremony
• The Bible is Gods word
• Fallbrook Family Chiropractic moving
• Sexual Assault Felony Enforcement investigating the murder of Moreno Valley teen
• Hoe down to celebrate the American cowboy
• Residents should count their blessings
• Gronke to speak at Democratic Club picnic
• Crash in early a.m. hours causes injury on I-15
• Taras Ulrik Rohde
• Volleyball camp offered Aug. 9-12
• Song of America a real treat
• Annual Fire School prepares hundreds on Camp Pendleton
• Cpl. Julio Vargas the second Camp Pendleton Marine killed this week
• United Methodist Church opens its arms to all of Fallbrook
• Miller successful last year at Del Mar
• Village Rotary raises money for FLC
• County supports FAA grant application for Fallbrook Airpark
• Life CoachWisdom from the Proverbs
• Five Warriors earn all-league baseball honors
• Presidents gavel is passedat demotion party
• Future parks projects, funding process discussed
• Sheriff's Log
• Heid foursome wins 13th annual Rick Wiland golf tournament
• From wealth accumulation to wealth preservation
• Grid Iron gears up for the season
• Local schools receive grant to aid military children
• Golf Scores
• Bases renewable energy site approved
• Emerson Opgenorth to wed
• Former resident honored for WWII service
• CEO says Palas priority is providing a people-pleasing escape from everyday life
• Garcia graduates from basic training
• The Greatest Hitmakers come to Pala Sept. 26
• General election preparation meeting organized by Tea Party
• Pennsylvania writer pens fictional tale based in Fallbrook
• Fallbrooks Kent Allison wins two Emmys for films
• Local students honored at UC Santa Barbara
• Casting call issued for new film
• Car design the topic of July 27 meeting
• Quilt Guild makes patriotic quilts of love
• Cataracts can affect individuals of all ages
• FUHS fall registration begins Aug. 16
• Women singers wanted
• Fundraiser for tutoring center July 24
• Casting call out for potential actors, actresses 14 to 60
• Youth serves at Fallbrook open; locals fare well
• Fieri honored at Virginia Tech commencement
• Piano students perform recital
• Casting call at Village News for new film
• Fallbrook Senior Cribbage wins sixth straight match
• Live Oak School celebrates success of Accelerated Readers
• Host families needed for exchange students
• Rotary hears about heartburn and latest surgical techniques
• Pets available for adoption July 31
• Fallbrook Soul Roll to feature legend Pato Banton, five other bands escalating in popularity, includ
• Fence grows on the Pico Promenade
• Fourth of July weekend a busy one for officials at Calif. border
• Just for the frog of it night Aug. 6
• Fallbrook alumni reunion picnic Aug. 1
• Nineteen grant awards presented at meeting
• Painting home exteriors calls for prep time
• Have a home fire escape plan?
• Joint replacement surgery class offered
• Support our hardworking 4-H and FFA kids
• Brandon Gallery celebrates Dog Days of Summer
• Coldwell Banker wins Communicator Creative Excellence award
• Annie is a quick learner
• Gunnery Sgt. Christopher Eastman killed in Afghanistan
• Latest SANDAG report shows more than half of juvenile arrestees test positive for drugs
• Supervisors authorize contract to upgrade traffic signals
• Garden Club donates to Trails Council, Save Our Forest
• Learn to square dance
• Re: Where was Obama on Memorial Day? [Letter, Village News, 6/10/10]
• Taste of Fallbrook scheduledfor July 30
• Temecula Presents unveils sixth season
• CWA approves ag conservation programs with MWD, Mission RCD
• Youth theatre auditions for Tom Sawyer
• Bonsall Chamber craft event July 18
• Angels approve donations, install new officers
• Bicycles have unique history on Coronado Island
• Supes set hearing for Street Lighting District rates; no increase expected
• Sheriff's Log
• Battery recycling moves to new level
• Bonsall Womans Club expands membership
• Health Promotion Center motivates service members to eat healthy
• CWA approves rate increases
• Skin cancer topic of Senior Circle talk
• Re: Meals on Wheels to the rescue [Letter, Village News, 7/8/10]
• Roberts wins jukebox valued at $4,000
• Johnson taken by Rangers in draft
• Coast Guards most elite train at Camp Pendleton
• Fitness related classes offered
• Shame on those that discredit Granite
• Fiesta wins award at fair
• Woods named principal of Zion Lutheran School
• Legacy Endowment appoints new executive director
• Dentists patients win gifts for their mothers
• Why not widen Gopher Canyon Road?
• First significant heat wave of the year expected to intensify today
• Rogers Pick: Moon Garden
• Bonsall Rotary installs new president
• CLR-17 splashes competition during paintball tournament
• Message from polluter
• Pros to appear at Fallbrook Pop Warner golf tourney
• Coldwell Banker Landmark Group names top agents
• Use seasonal fruit to make great summer smoothies at home
• Swim lessons offered at high school pool
• Fruits of labor
• Supes approve medical marijuana zoning, ordinance
• "Wheels of Desire roll into Fallbrook Art Center"
• Fallbrooks Straub Construction completes Pendletons new Force Intelligence Operation Center
• Naturally Gourmet author: The foods you eat make a difference in your health
• Doss named girls soccer MVP
• Thank you for a great Fourth of July
• Family sues County, Rainbow Water over Marines fatal accident in Bonsall
• "Motorcycle as art at Wheels of Desire"
• Monsoonal weather conditions lash out--Weather warnings include flash flood watch, threat of hail fo
• Hillery, Scott named Athletes of Year on Camp Pendleton
• Fallbrook students compete with the best
• Colburn wins Emmy after receiving Croatias Golden Pen award
• "Wheels of Desire motorcylce show back by popular demand"
• 22 suspected illegal immigrants on their way home today after trying to land on shore near Camp Pend
• Retired teachers are involved in the community
• Fallbrook 4H dazzles at SD County Fair
• Johnson - Wallis to wed
• "You don't have to be a biker to appreciate Wheels of Desire"
• Multi-faceted Leperkhanz to open for Pato Banton at July 24 Soul Roll
• CLEP tests offer a quicker routeto higher education
• Fallbrook art students win Best in Show
• Angel to hold Christmas in July specials
• Fallbrookians turn out for Old Timers Picnic
• Controlled burn scheduled for Tues-Wed on Camp Pendleton
• Students take part in Bonsallpalooza
• Fallbrook at the Fair
• Craven - Walter engaged
• Three seats open this election on healthcare district board
• Remains of man believed to be missing tourist found
• Calvary Chapel group plans trip to Cambodia
• Motor home catches on fire at I-15 Mission Road off ramp
• Reunion to unite Fallbrook High classes of 1968 to 1974
• Healthy Woman event focuses on holistic health
• Highest ranking Marine charged in deaths of Haditha civilians forced into retirement
• Bassett named pastor of St. Stephen Lutheran Church
• Rock guitarist Gary Hoey at Pala Aug. 15
• Casting call issued for new film
• Multi-faceted Leperkhanz to open for Pato Banton at July 24 Soul Roll
• Postal Service looks for ways to save money
• Life CoachWisdom from the Proverbs
• Cowboy Jack to perform in Vista
• Class of 1980 to hold reunion
• Animal Sanctuary cookout includes entertainment
• Summer Classes Start Soon For All Ages
• Summer Drawing And Painting With Igor Koutsenko
• Summer Jewelry, Printmaking, Photography And More..
• 2010 Summer Youth Art Camps and More
• "Fallbrook Art Center Painted By Fallbrook Rotarians At Work"
• "Fallbrook Glass Art Show at Fallbrook Art Center"
• "13th Annual Galaxy of Glass"
• "Galaxy of Glass Show features new and historic glass art"
• Summer Jewelry, Watercolor and Pastel Workshop at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Ceramics Classes And Workshops Summer 2010
• Jewelry, Ceramics and Encaustic Workshops
• Life Drawing, Classical Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• NEW Youth Drawing Classes, NEW Stained Glass Workshops and More
• Digital Photography Workshop Series at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Workshops : Watercolor, Jewelry, Welding, Ceramics and More
• Demos, Drawing and Welding at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Painting the Drama of Wildlife with Terry Isaac
• "Six local organizations receive grant funds"
• "World-Class Watercolor Artists in Fallbrook" (Taste of Temecula)
• "Putting Fallbrook on the Art Map" (The Village News)
• "World of Watercolor exhibit runs Feb 7 - Mar 28" (The Village News)
• "Art Center displays Signature American Watercolors" (North County Times)
• "Beyond the Surface 2" (Sculpture Magazine)
• "Extreme art on display at Art Center" (North County Times)
• "Renowned watercolor artists Frank Webb coming to Fallbrook" (The Village News)
• "Fallbrook curates own show to team with national tour" (NCTimes Preview)
• "Fallbrook Art Center to Open Gallery Store" (North County Times)
• Carborundum Collograph and A Side of Monotype with Amber George
• 2010 Kids Art Classes
• Secrets of Color with Igor Koutsenko
• Learn Classical Drawing with Igor Koutsenko
• Open Studio with Model for Artists: All Mediums
• Jewelry Workshops With Denise Bonaimo
• Ceramics Classes for Children and Adults
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - January 13, 2010
• Igor's Fall Classes
• Frank Webb Watercolor Workshop
• Fallbrook School of the Arts - Open House
• 28 & over baseball
• Give The Gift Of Art Education This Year
• The Legend Of Pocahontas Lives In Fallbrook
• Photographing Artwork with Robert Feuerstein and Jon Harwood
• Exploring Photoshop Elements
• Open Studio with Model: Life Drawing
• Mix It Up With Printmaking: A Workshop with N. Dixon Fish
• Joan McKasson Three Day Watercolor Workshop
• Drawing and Painting with Igor Koutsenko
• Pumpkin Carving Contest
• Art Expressions, Photography and More
• Painting, Drawing and Book Arts
• Nancy Collins: Above and Below the Water Watercolor Workshop
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - August 24, 2009
• Now Enrolling For Fall Classes
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Upcoming Classes and Workshops
• Timothy J. Clark: American Master Painter Coming to Fallbrook
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Newsletter - July 12, 2009
• Beginning Welding with John Tilton
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Newsletter - July 6, 2009
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Newsletter - June 28, 2009
• Sonny Leyland World Class Boogie Woogie Performer
• Fallbrook School of the Arts Newsletter - June 13, 2009
• Art By The Inch
• Fallbrook School Of The Arts News - May 23, 2009
• Support the Arts and Autism Speaks
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - May 18, 2009
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - May 6, 2009
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - May 4, 2009
• Book Arts: Embellished and Stitched with Helen Shafer Garcia
• Sculpture, Glass, Clay and More
• 2009 Fallbrook Film Festival Award Winning Films
• May Classes in Sculpture, Glass, Clay and More
• Artists: Studio Space Available Now
• Fallbrook Film Festival Workshop - John Dwyer: Set Decorator
• Ron Pokrasso: Monotype with the Master Printer
• Fallbrook School of the Arts News - March 16, 2009
• Beginning Encaustic with Amber George
• Beginning Fundamentals of Welding
• Susan Henningson Sculpture Workshop at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Water Based Monotype Printmaking with Amber George
• OIL Based Monotype Printmaking with Dixon Fish
• Collograph Printmaking With Dixon Fish
• Jr. Wildlife Art Classes And 16th Annual Jr. Exhibit
• Painting Pickled with Rich Stergulz
• 2009 Fallbrook Film Festival
• Sculpture Workshops
• Digital Photography Classes at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• 'Welding for the Sculptor' With John Tilton
• One Stroke Painting for all Ages
• Saturday Arts Projects Workshops
• Cartooning and Drawing for Teens
• New Ceramics Classes Start February
• Beginning Encaustic Paint Workshop
• Fused Glass for the Beginner
• New 2009 Classes and Workshops
• Painting with Rich Stergulz at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Stonecarvers in Fallbrook Now Accepting New Members
• H.R. 3221, The Housing and Economic Recovery Act
• Scottsdale Artists School Painting And Pastel Workshop With Susanogilvie
• Can a 90 Year Old Save Society? - How to Create the Life You Really Want!
• Turn Your Company Website into a Cost-Effective Recession Solution
• International Gourd Art Festival
• Jobs at Fallbrook School of the Arts
• Avocado Festival 2008
• 15th Annual Junior Wildlife Art Exhibition

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