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By Adele Hendricks November 9, 2020 As residents of Rancho Santa Fe covenant, we continue to be…

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Let’s Work Together To Reduce Speeding

11/09/2020

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By Adele Hendricks November 9, 2020 As residents of Rancho Santa Fe covenant, we continue to be…

Association Clubs, Amenities Community Internet Osuna Restaurants Tennis/Pickleball

RSFA Board Meeting: New Approaches

11/06/2020

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By Phil Trubey November 6, 2020 Internal Dispute Resolution Hallelujah! After highlighting, complaining, and raising the…

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Your God Given Right To Be An Asshole

11/05/2020

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By Phil Trubey November 5, 2020 With a title like that, I must be talking about ……

Association Fire Protection District Internet Intersections SDGE Water

RSFA 2020 Strategic Planning Session Results

10/04/2020

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By Phil Trubey October 4, 2020 Here are the results of the September 24th strategy session which…

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The RSF Arboretum

08/11/2020

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By Phil Trubey August 11, 2020 The RSF Association created an arboretum in 2010 to showcase currently…

Community

Letter: Please Support The Columbarium Project

07/21/2020

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By Dr. Jack Baca July 21, 2020 Whether or not you’re planning on voting for RSFA Board…

Community Roads

Rancho’s Speed Limits Are Too High

05/31/2020

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A half marathon is a road running event of 21.0975 kilometres (13.1094 mi). It is half…

Community Health

Coronavirus Mid April Update

04/13/2020

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By Phil Trubey April 13, 2020 Here are my thoughts on where we stand now with the…

Another large CA water resevoir rendered useless. While watching recent coverage of LA fires, it could be us! We need water retention urgently, CA spends how much on sanctuary city, illegal immigration, homelessness, and can’t seem to see beyond tomorrow! They can’t prepare or support the overly-taxed taxpayers during the plight of fire, nor provisions to properly supply water, not to mention loss of recreational and environmental protections. Let’s get this valued entity urgently scheduled to it’s usefulness!!! – John Ferguson

Hi RSF Members and SFID Ratepayers: I strongly encourage you to please ask the Santa Fe Irrigation Board (via the petition linked here) to NOT raise our water rates. This applies to EVERYONE. How high will your SFID water bill go? Your water bill could go up at least 36% over the next four years! Any increase is too much! Please ACT NOW and fill out the linked form and submit it to SFID by Tuesday, Feb. 11. – Nick Dieterich

Note: The petition requires your SFID account number, which can be located on your water bill or by calling (858) 756-2424; and your property APN number which can be easily found at https://sdgis.sandag.org

One of the best loved and most decorated authors of children’s books, Marguerite Henry was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1902. At the age of six, she contracted rheumatic fever, which affected her severely until the age of twelve. Not only bed-ridden for long periods, she was kept out of school and isolated from other children for fear of contagion. Pouring herself into reading, she soon showed a flair for writing. The author sold her first story at age 11!

Henry valued historical authenticity, and her books were meticulously researched. Most of them were fact-based, with her imagination filling out the stories. Through the years, Henry’s work earned prestigious Newberry awards. In 1946 she received Newberry Honors for Justin Morgan Had a Horse, the story of an Eighteenth Century American horse breeder who developed the well-known Morgan breed. More Newberry Honors followed in 1948 for Misty of Chincoteague. In 1949, Henry won the Newberry Medal, the top award, for King of the Wind, about the Arabian horse who sired the line of thoroughbreds we celebrate today.

After a lifetime of charming and thrilling children with her many books and stories, Henry died at age 95 in 1997 at her home in Rancho Santa Fe. (Courtesy of the RSF Historical Society)