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On Impulse Actors bring moving play to Lake Elsinore in special performance

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Making their debut in the Lake Elsinore area, Emmy-nominated producer/director Pamela Peak will bring her On Impulse Actors to perform in one of the...

Gas leak prompts mass shelter-in-place order in Winchester

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Residents living in more than 800 homes were forced to shelter in place July 14 due to a gas leak in Winchester.The leak was...

Veterans without high school diploma sought for Riverside County Operation Recognition Program

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They were away from home serving their country while classmates were marching in commencement ceremonies. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard veterans...

Rotary Club of Hemet announces new leadership

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Linda Krupa became President of the Rotary Club of Hemet July 1, succeeding Dan Cortese. She will be serving for the 2021-2022 year. She...
Opinion section

Broadband internet for unserved rural areas

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Assemblymember Marie Waldron Special to Valley NewsAccess to the internet has become a critical part of everyday life, something many Californians take for granted. But...
Opinion section

Fallbrook missionary talks to women in Malawi church

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“You knit me together in my mother’s womb” I begin, reading from Psalm 139. “Munandiumba ndisanadwe ine,” Thoko Nzunga reads from the Chichewa Bible....
Opinion section

Letter to the editor

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Dear Editor, Most of the Temecula City Council except for Jessica Alexander still thinks we need a REDI (Race Equity Diversity Inclusion) commission, even though...

State funding received for study to improve the long-term health of Lake Elsinore

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To maintain and restore Lake Elsinore’s natural habitat, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District (EVMWD) spearheaded an effort to secure funding for a study focusing...

The Bianchi Western Museum in Temecula

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Rebecca Marshall Farnbach Special to Valley NewsThose of us who came to Temecula during the mass migration of 1988 to 1998 missed seeing John Bianchi’s...

Murrieta City Council approves tier system and increased fee waivers for city signature events

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Paisley Trent WriterMurrieta City Council members discussed and approved a resolution to establish a tiered system for signature events that would increase their financial amount...