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Bluegrass to rock the Temecula valley March 20-21
March 18th 2010
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Special premier of The Pacific at Pendleton
March 11th 2010
A special screening of “The Pacific,” part one, was premiered at Camp Pendleton’s base theater, Feb. 26. The program is a 10-part television miniseries based on World War II that is scheduled to premier on TV March 14. The showing was free to all service members, civilian employees and their families. The Pacific focuses on the US Marine Corps’ actions in the Pacific theater of operations, centered on Medal of Honor and Navy Cross recipient, John Basilone.
Moonalice brings old-fashioned Rock-n-Roll to Temecula
March 4th 2010
“The Greatest Places” shows world’s diverse geography
February 25th 2010
Greek drama performance takes place on Pendleton
February 18th 2010
Adam Driver, actor, amongst co-stars Isiah Whitlock Jr., Jay O. Sanders and Joanne Tucker during the performance of “Theater of War” at the Camp Pendleton base theater, Feb. 6. The goal of the play is to create awareness of combat related injuries and for service members to understand it is better to seek help than ignore the symptoms.
Quilts of art thrown across southwest Riverside County
February 4th 2010
These quilts constructed by Mt. San Jacinto College students will be on display during the school’s art gallery exhibit “Textures: Fiber Arts,” which runs through Feb. 18.
On its farewell tour, Riverdance wows the crowd with effortless dance
January 21st 2010
Riverdance is an internationally acclaimed celebration of Irish music, song and dance.
In Riverdance, the dancers twirl and bounce effortlessly across the stage.
Each performance within Riverdance is derived from Irish traditions.
Stand down Grissom; new $85 million ‘CSI San Diego’ unveiled
January 14th 2010
San Diego County Supervisor Dianne Jacob speaks at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new $85 million dollar Medical Examiner & Forensic Center.
Aglow at night, the center functions 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.
The major part of the construction of the new facility was completed last month.
Everyone is invited to community music experience
January 7th 2010
Founder of the 10-year-old community drum circle and Fallbrook resident Thomas Rondeau sits with a satisfied grin as he lightly beats his conga drums while a friend performs a spiritual sage-smudging around the group of about 20 people as a way to ward off negative vibes and keep bad spirits from entering the area on the sunny afternoon of Dec. 19 at Village Square on Main Ave.
Valerie Lane Simonsen, a naturopathic doctor from Maui who has been in Fallbrook for several months writing books about women’s emotional health issues, was studying in the library across the street when she heard the drums call to her. The temporary area resident beats on a small shiny hand-held tin djembe drum while dancing barefoot and wearing a skirt that appears to be made out of a multi-colored woven floor mat. She says, “You can’t be shy. You just have to let go and feel the beat of the drums become in sync with your heart.”
Music educator Daniel Ide of Fallbrook leads the community drum circle with over 20 years of percussionist experience and a long-lived passion for this particular mode of expression that he sees as a way to bring together communal unification based on self-love and a group of happy people who are just looking to have some fun.
Tom Mitchell (left) and Danny Dhillon (right), both from Fallbrook, have an improvised musical moment together while others join in relaxed, content and “in the pocket” during the drum circle that regularly meets at Village Square downtown at least once a month.
A unique percussion instrument that adds a beautiful sound when everyone plays in unity.
Looking for local history?
December 24th 2009
Fallbrook Historical Society docent Ginny Grossman stands next to a photo of her parents whose rock and mineral collection can now be seen at the society’s museum.
This fire horse cart was used to transport fire hose to the town’s first fire hydrants.
The historic Pittenger House is decorated for the holidays.
Fallbrook Rotarians ring the bells for needy
December 17th 2009
Fallbrook Rotarian Ken Corica, a retired airline pilot whose spirit now soars through service to the community, mans the Salvation Army red pot outside a local grocery store.
Balboa Park December Nights:
December 10th 2009
‘An Irish Christmas’ captures the international spirit of holiday tradition
December 3rd 2009
Take a hike in one of San Diego County’s oldest parks
November 20th 2009
Intrigued by vintage clothing and accessories? A day trip might be in order!
November 19th 2009
La Boutique owner Eve Faulkner holds a framed picture of her 1906 Victorian home in Upland.
Maria Railton wears one of the handmade vintage-inspired hats that she specifically designed for Halloween.
A vintage wedding gown on display at La Boutique in San Jacinto, which features Victorian bridal couture.
An original hat of Maria Railton’s that was inspired by the Victorian era.
Cub Scouts help out Food Pantry
October 29th 2009
Cub Scout Pack 735 Dens 5 and 7, along with leaders and some family members, put together monthly commodities at the Fallbrook Food Pantry. Pack 735 of Bonsall and Fallbrook is one of many youth groups that help at the pantry.
‘Lion King’ transports audience to the heart of Africa
October 29th 2009
The Tree of Life serves as a backdrop in the Lion King.
Phindile Mkhize as Rafiki in the opening number, “The Circle of Life”
Around the arch
October 15th 2009
The current arch welcomes visitors to 2009 Reno.
The entrance to downtown Reno
Stage Coach Sunday rolls into town
October 1st 2009
Fallbrook Land Conservancy board members Sue Reed (left) and Megan Gamble chat at the plant sale booth at Stage Coach Sunday.
Ted and Janet Wortman enjoy the barbecue dinner in celebration of the Fallbrook Land Conservancy’s 21st anniversary.
Need a break? Glen Ivy Hot Springs Spa offers a uniquely relaxing experience
September 24th 2009
Glen Ivy guests slather on therapeutic red clay mud as a way to purify their skin.
The Grotto at Glen Ivy gives guests an opportunity to have a rich, moisturizing masque painted on them before they relax in the warm, cave-like setting.
Big skies, vernal pools and wildflowers at Santa Rosa Plateau
April 2nd 2009
Goldfields bloom on the Vernal Pool Trail.
The Santa Rosa Plateau offers a wide expanse of hiking trails.
Celebrate independent film at 2009 Fallbrook Film Festival!, Comedic actor Fred Willard and stuntman Dick Ziker to be honored
March 26th 2009
Fred Willard
Christiana Minga as Serrin, Julia Witschger as Princess Lacie and Derek Majewski as Jeremy in “My Necklace, Myself” which will be screened at the festival.
Stunning ‘Battle Colors Ceremony’ at Camp Pendleton
March 12th 2009
Various instruments are used in the US Marines Drum & Bugle Corps.
The band played in 55-degree weather.
A Silent Drill Platoon member catches a rifle.
A line of trumpeters parades down the field.
Enduring adobes and history to ponder at Old Town San Diego
March 5th 2009
The adobe is furnished with pieces typical of the 1800s.
Estudillo’s casa had its own chapel.
Flowers, like this ‘Cup of Gold,’ fill the adobe courtyard.
Rosa’s menu inspired by Monterrey, Sonora regions of Mexico
February 26th 2009
Rosa’s is a place to relax with a dish of authentic Mexican food.
Retired teachers show their many talents
February 19th 2009
California Retired Teachers Association (CRTA) Division 81 member Jo Griset tells a fractured fairytale during the group’s annual talent show at Fallbrook Golf Club’s Hukilau Restaurant Wednesday, February 11.
Singer Martha Bozulich performs some of her favorite songs for the audience.
Pianist Bud Roberds applauds singer Lenora Sears after they performed two songs during the talent show.
Pianist Jean Dixon finishes her rendition of the “Root Beer Rag.”
Sally Whitlock (left) and Frank Burham perform “Waltzing with Bears.”
Cooking classes bring international experiences to participants
February 5th 2009
Chefs Faro Trupiano (left) and Philipe Palomares teach a class.
The cabbage rolls prepared at the January cooking class were delicious.
Sisters get raucous in ‘Queen of Bingo’
January 29th 2009
Shane Partlow portrays Sis, and Rowan Joseph portrays Babe, in “The Queen of Bingo.”
Escape to the islands on Wednesday nights, ‘Aloha at the Merc’ will debut in Old Town Temecula on Jan. 22
January 15th 2009
Kehaulani Ashton will be the hostess for “Aloha at the Merc.”
Dance group Nohea Polynesia will be performing hula dancing and more.
Members of Polynesian Style will provide island sounds.
Letting the inspiration flow, Gayle Skidmore’s creativity won’t be forced
January 8th 2009
Local musician Gayle Skidmore
Sensitive and suspenseful ‘Ele, My Friend’ by Bonsall filmmakers now on DVD
December 25th 2008
Fallbrook producer’s indie film ‘Shotgun Stories’ one of 2008’s best
December 18th 2008
Still time to see CAST’s entertaining ‘Best Christmas Pageant Ever’
December 11th 2008
L to R: Nate Franks(Ollie), Chaz Skidmore(Claude), George Pepper(Leroy), Colette Hamilton (Imogene), Regan Daniels (Glady), Joey Kerr ( Ralph) in CAST’s “Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
‘Christmas Carol’ alive with gifted singers, dancers, orchestra
December 4th 2008
Scrooge (David Macy-Beckwith) far right, say’s “Bah Humbug” to the villagers
Scrooge (Macy-Beckwith) visits with nephew Fred (Brian Smith)
Bob Cratchit (Reggie Mora) with Tiny Tim (Alicia Thorpe)
FUHS Marching Warriors know practice makes perfect
November 27th 2008
The band recently performed in the Veteran’s Day Parade in Fallbrook.
Tube players Ben Schmiedicke, left, and Jake Vivar practice on Sat., November 15.
Olivia Edgar sounds off on the French Horn during practice.
Inaugural Wine & ‘A Bite’ Holiday Walk Dec. 13
November 20th 2008
A vintage doll wishes passersby a Merry Christmas at the Jewelry Connection on Main.
Jackson Square Courtyard is decked out for the holidays.
Earn rewards for supporting local restaurants
November 13th 2008
Foundation for Senior Care’s ‘Dinner with Docs’ a rousing success!
November 6th 2008
Concert pianist Jackson Borges played classical music selections for the guests.
‘Boldly go’ to ‘Star Trek: The Exhibition’ and be ‘beamed up!’
October 30th 2008
A time portal recreated from the “Star Trek” original series episode “City on the Edge of Forever” is about to be tested.
Jonathan Corpuz poses as Captain Kirk on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise.
Warrior spirit runs high as FHS alums enjoy multi-class reunion
October 23rd 2008
FHS Varsity Football players from the Class of 1958, (Not in order): Harold Bell/Quarterback(Also voted “Best Athlete”); Nick Vernaci/Backfield; Darwin East/Guard; Nick Arico/Runningback; Neil Field/Tackle; Al Ray/Tailback; Gary Walters/Wide Receiver; Dick Uchimura/Quarterback.
FHS alumni enjoy the reunion. Front: Margaret Hindorff Ray (’43); and back row: Marion Clemmens (’36); Barney Patten (’32) and Darwin East (’58).
Ronald Patten, (’70) and his father Barney Patten, age 94 (’32) enjoy the day.
Miramar Air Show: aerial acrobatics and more
October 16th 2008
Marines stand at attention as a KC-130 aircraft takes off during the commencing ceremonies of the Miramar Air Show.
A piece of ‘American Pie’ at Old Town Theatre in Temecula
October 9th 2008
Don McLean
Have a blast at Mulligan Family Fun Center!
October 2nd 2008
During a recent Teen Lock-In night at Mulligan Family Fun Center, the Fallbrook Christian rock band Sorrow Underfoot performs. Members include (from left) Shannon Taylor, keyboard and vocals; Brittany Taylor, guitar; and Justin Taylor, drums.
The indoor rock climbing wall always generates a lot of excitement!
J.J. Landers Irish Pub: Eat, drink and be merry!
September 25th 2008
Dublin’s Guinness, served at J.J. Landers, is a label of beer that has been enjoyed at pubs since 1759.
J.J. Landers serves a variety of entrees, including this savory Irish Whiskey Chicken Boxty.
Bonsall Farmer’s Market a success!
September 18th 2008
Jordan Stone (right) and her daughter Carlie own Delaney’s Artisan Foods marketing homemade pastas and delicious gourmet sauces.
Chris Miller, along with his mother, Phyllis, own CLM Nursery of Fallbrook. They sell tropicals at the Bonsall Farmer’s Market.
(From left) Ja Huguet, Ian Huguet, Tara Boyce Crivello and Cassie Newberry at the Bonsall Farmer’s Market. Ja and Ian sell Guanni Chocolates, made by their mother, Mariella Balbi; Boyce Crivello, owner of Fallbrook Yoga Center, sells herbs from the Amazon Herb Company.
Traveling to Oahu is a breeze!
September 4th 2008
Chinaman’s Hat island is appropriately named.
Oahu’s Byodo-In Temple
Mountains on the windward side of Oahu
Lee Taylor on the porch of Queen Emma’s Palace
‘John Harris Day’ proclaimed; new Mayor Rebecca Waranch presented at Sundowner
August 28th 2008
Outgoing Honorary Mayor John Harris receives a proclamation from Christi Knight, a representative of Supervisor Bill Horn’s office proclaiming “John Harris Day.”
Sue Johnson of the Fallbrook Chamber (left) and Miss Fallbrook Lynita Hernandez conduct the Sundowner raffle.
2008 Fallbrook Honorary Mayor Rebecca Waranch
Night of lively music at ‘Pops’ on the Green
August 21st 2008
Maxine and Walt Votaw of Big Bear Lake chose to spend their 60th wedding anniversary at the Symphony “Pops” on the Green.
(From left) Linda Manley, Marlow Brown, Bob Manley and Patty Brown have the perfect table location on the lawn at the Grand Tradition for the musical evening.
Attendees of “Pops” on the Green could reserve table space or bring their own lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the concert.
Pala Band of Mission Indians host spirited powwow
August 14th 2008
Young and old danced in the “dry lake”
A traditional dance at Pala Pow Wow
Delightful singing, dancing in ‘Dreamcoat’ at Moonlight Theater
August 7th 2008
James Royce Edwards portrays the title character in Moonlight Stage Productions’ “Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat.”
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