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FALLBROOK/BONSALL VILLAGE NEWS THEVILLAGENEWS.COM EDUCA FALLBROOK - On Wed., Jan.


4, vocal students in grades seven and eight at Potter Jr. High School were treated to a surprise visit by Britt Doehring, a local singer/ songwriter. Along wi th performing a


variety of songs for the students, including an original composition, Doehr ing talked about the songwriting process. She also showed the students her webpage (www.brittdoehring.com) where she has a calendar of appearances and samples of her latest album “Emerge,” which can also be found on iTunes. Doehring is presently attending


Point Loma Nazarene University where she is studying music. She will be appearing at the Aquaterra Restaurant at Pala Mesa Resort on Jan. 20 and 21. The music program at Potter


Junior High School is under the direction of Phil Leonelli.


TION Singer/songwriter Doehring performs for students


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Singer/songwriter Britt Doehring performs for vocal students at Potter Jr. High School on Jan. 4.


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Students listen to the performance by Britt Doehring.


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Hughes makes Dean’s List RALEIGH, NC – Sarah Hughes,


a resident of Fallbrook, was among 242 students from William Peace


University who made the fall semester Dean’s List. To earn this distinction, a student must


maintain at least a 3.3 average in all courses. William Peace University is a


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of Mose, a black man who had recently moved to Fallbrook from Alabama. He had been walking near a fast food restaurant located on Ammunition Road when he was attacked by the men, and stabbed multiple times. Mose was rushed to Palomar Hospital, but succumbed to his injuries. Ramos, Lopez, Ordonez and


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Martinez had all originally pleaded not guilty to murder in the case, but Lopez, Ordonez and Martinez all eventually entered a change of plea from not guilty to murder to a plea of guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Vista Superior Court at various times in 2011. In September, it had been determined that Lopez personally killed Mose with the use of a knife because of his race and for the benefit of the criminal street gang Lopez was affiliated with. It was stipulated that Ordonez’ involvement occurred because of the “sudden quarrel.”


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