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• Bottom Shelf end of summer event
• Brandon Gallery issues call for small art works entries
• Gem & Mineral Society to meet Sept. 9
• Health, Mind & Body Expo this Sunday
• Home from Dubai: Karavatos performs poetry Sept. 9
• Pala Band to host third annual Powwow celebration
• Plein Air art on view Sunday
• Public school choice option is in effect for Fallbrook High

• Cultivating relationships key for small business owners (1 Reader Comment)
• For whom are you investing?

• Kennedy earns Dean’s list recognition (1 Reader Comment)
• Marching band prepares for new season at Fallbrook High
• Toppin awarded scholarship by SCA Americas
• Zion Student Council purchases foreign language program (1 Reader Comment)

• Michaels, Springfield perform at Pala
• The lobsters are coming Sept. 10
• ”The Expendables” make special Camp Pendleton appearance

• Daily Thoughts: Letting God be in charge of our lives (1 Reader Comment)

• Healthcare District donates $10,000 to new library
• Mind training program helps service members focus
• Optimal breast imaging radiation discussed at SPIE conference
• Parkinson’s Support Group to meet Sept. 8
• Whooping Cough vaccination clinics offered

• Get the edge on curb appeal
• How to close your pool after warm season ends (1 Reader Comment)
• Multiple recycling events scheduled for September 25
• Rose Care FUNdamentals for August

• California leads other states in prospective organ donors (1 Reader Comment)
• Candidates register for school board seats (17 Reader Comments)
• Crestview Estates supports deployed troops
• Fallbrook man arrested today in connection with Carlsbad break-in (10 Reader Comments)
• Fallbrook Woman’s Club hosts Get Acquainted Tea
• Freshmen register for high school (30 Reader Comments)
• Gunnery Sgt. Floyd E. C. Holley killed in bomb blast in Afghanistan (3 Reader Comments)
• Master Sgt. Daniel L. Fedder killed in explosion in Afghanistan (22 Reader Comments)
• Music Society’s Symphony ‘Pops’ on the Green continues 25 years of summertime memories
• New director arrives at Fallbrook Pregnancy Resource Center
• New, severe weather warning issued for area
• Polio survivor to be honorary chair of Rotary conference (2 Reader Comments)
• Quilt Guild meeting to feature pictorial quilt artist
• Rattlesnake Tank paint recognizes high school seniors
• Reluctant supes approve density bonus update (1 Reader Comment)
• Republican Women to meet Sept 10
• SR76 topic of local meeting (5 Reader Comments)
• Value of marijuana plants seized in Bonsall over $15 million, authorities say (28 Reader Comments)
• Village Rotary hears about Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Wildfire near Santa Rosa Plateau is 75% contained, 65 acres blackened (1 Reader Comment)

• Base offers resources for do-it-yourself auto enthusiasts
• Changes in conventional car care wisdom help one’s bottom line

• Richard Maurice O’Brien (7 Reader Comments)

• Can you volunteer to help a boy whose parent is deployed?
• Music in Bonsall sponsored by great groups
• My water savings evaporated at FPUD
• New resident thanks neighbors (3 Reader Comments)
• Only a dope goes on dope
• Pop Warner thanks Fallbrook
• Re: ‘American pride gone awry’ [Letter, Village News, 8-19-10] (14 Reader Comments)
• Six lanes in lieu of four for SR76’s final link (1 Reader Comment)
• Thanks to Walgreens and others
• There is already a mosque there (21 Reader Comments)
• What good are North County Fire’s notices?

• The history of Pendleton stretches centuries before World War II (1 Reader Comment)

• Pet of the Week
• Pets looking for new homes

• Beach volleyball serves up competition for Pendleton service members
• County Assessor warns of current scam directed toward homeowners
• Methodist Preschool to hold Open House Sept. 2
• Summer football camp is a touchdown

• Sheriff’s Log

• Despite five wins, Miller considers himself unlucky
• Furia Roja wins championship in Elsinore tourney
• Raiders kick off base’s football season with shut-out
• VanderLans wins All-Around at Clovis
• Zion serves up volleyball camp (1 Reader Comment)

• Impressionist artist now featured at Mount Palomar Winery