
Everyone is invited to the Fire Safe Council meeting tomorrow.
10 am, behind the fire station in the office building.
Here is the agenda: AgendaPMFSC 2017_04_25

Everyone is invited to the Fire Safe Council meeting tomorrow.
10 am, behind the fire station in the office building.
Here is the agenda: AgendaPMFSC 2017_04_25
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Wishing you a very Happy Easter Celebration filled with lots of joy!
Bonnie and Don
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Take the road less traveled and let’s go explore! There are already folks heading this way, very happy this property is back on the market. So fun to take off in owner’s little Gator and ride the trails on a little adventure …
Click for info http://www.palomarproperties.com/lotsandland for three different properties in these here parts… then come on up!
Bonnie Phelps
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Ok, we’re hooked! For those of you who can make it to Valley Center on Thursdays, the Farmer’s Market is delightfully delicious!
Every Thursday (unless raining) the local farmers provide a wonderful stop for fruit and vegies, home baked, canned and juiced goodies. They also have booths where you can have a great sandwich or hot meal – ah, dinner-on-the-lawn. So many options!
3 ish to 7 ish at the VC Community Center
28236 Lilac Road, just west of Valley Center Road
http://www.vccountryfarmersmarket.com/
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Looking for some last minute fun?
Thank you to our Community Center volunteers for setting up and sponsoring an
Easter Egg Hunt
April 11th (Tuesday) at 11AM
Located at the County Park. Drive up Crestline Road, pass the big curve, it is the next paved road on the left. Drive on up and there is plenty of parking.
Bring a jacket – it is chilly up here! Oh, and your own baskets for gathering (we will have extras – come on up!).
Plastic Easter Eggs with candy and prizes are provided.
Lots of smiles and giggles, guaranteed.
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FROM: Stacy Erickson
April is National Poetry Month! The Palomar Mountain Kids Club is going to celebrate with a Poetry Jam!!
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From: Terri Sproul Subject: Labor Day Event
What ideas do you have to continue our annual event? Our Labor Day event on Palomar Mountain has been a tradition for approximately 30 years. The Community Center is looking for members of the community to help keep this tradition alive. Would you like to help? What ideas do you have? We welcome your email or phone call with suggestions of what could be wonderful for all.
Everyone is also invited to come to a meeting on April 29th at 10am at the Fire Station Trailers out in back. Let’s work together toward a fun weekend.
Questions? Please feel free to contract Terri Sproul at 619-244-2242
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| The Palomar Mountain Fire Dept Board of Directors would like to thank those who turned out today and purchased surplus equipment we had lying around. The department received nearly $1600.00 to fatten the bank account and everyone got some killer deals (and freebies, too!!).
Also, the department donated some items to our friends at the La Jolla Indian Reservation Volunteer Fire Department and one individual purchased some items for donation to a volunteer fire department in Oregon. Thanks to the community of Palomar Mountain. Cliff Kellogg for the PMVFD Board |
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Prescribed Burning continues to happen in the vicinity of High Point tower. It’s good to know how many fire trucks we can fit at High Point if needed.
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Another fun day is planned tomorrow for Kids Club including moms, dads, grandparents, and those who think our mountain kids are just the best!
9 am, Tuesday morning, with your hiking shoes!
Bring a picnic for your family or to share.
Meet in the parking area, outside the park, in front of the State Park sign, on the right of the road. (If you come to the apple orchard meadow and kiosk at the main entrance, you’ve gone too far.)

Everyone can park (at no charge), one of the cars can take your picnic things and whatever into the park and meet up at Silvercrest picnic area.
The rest of the group will take off on a trail that begins directly across State Park Road on the left side of the road. It roams along the rim with a fabulous view, ends in the parking area at Silvercrest Picnic Area. A visit is planned to the State Park kiosk to see some cool things in their little museum. Those that are more adventurous can hike up to Boucher Lookout, and loop back down the trail.
Lots of great Indian rocks to climb on at Silvercrest – wonder how many grinding holes can be found?
Lunch will be around the tables under those huge trees at Silvercrest. Paper goods will be provided. You bring the kids and lots of fun or just come join in!
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