Since the first avocado trees were planted in 1912, Fallbrook’s avocado industry’s been thriving. The Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce estimates annual sales near $26 million. However, due to water-access issues, the size of the average …
June 14, 2012
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- Opposition To Quail Brush Power Plant Continues
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- Man Who Mailed Heroin Into Jail Gets Sentenced
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- Picasso, Pistol and Porsche Stolen from Posh Place
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- Bacon as Metaphor: the Lifecycle of a Culinary Trend
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- Yoga + Happy Hour
- Redistricting Commissioners Cash In With Honor System Pay Reporting
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- Jerry Lewis Remains Hospitalized After Friars Club Collapse
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- Advance Notice: Patrick Bateman Reviews That's My Boy
- Filner's Fiscal Fix?
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- San Diego Film Festival to Host Gus Van Sant Retrospective
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- SDG&E Settles With City, Announces Shareholder Payout
- The USADA Includes the Doctors
- Homecoming for a Pair of Village People
- Baja’s Tantalizing Taste of Tuscany
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- VAMP: The Open Road
- San Diego Named "America's Least Manly City"
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- Lawsuit Filed Over Injuries Suffered at "Large and Dangerous" Rocket Festival
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News & Stories
Fallbrook’s Shrinking Avocado
A City Divided: Nicosia, Cyprus
Dusk. Empty street. Barbed wire. Bombed-out buildings. These are my first memories of Nicosia, Cyprus. Cassie and I came to Cyprus for the week of Kurban Bayramı, a religious holiday. We were both English teachers …
June 14, 2012