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DVMS teachers create excitement around science
HEMET – Two seventh-grade science teachers from Diamond Valley Middle School in Hemet created an academic battle between their two classes as they found...
MSJC spring 2021 semester to be mostly online
SAN JACINTO – Mt. San Jacinto College’s spring 2021 semester will offer mostly online courses when it begins Tuesday, Jan. 19, as the district...
Neighborhood Healthcare raises $300,000 fundraising gala
TEMECULA – Neighborhood Healthcare, a regional federally qualified health center providing a wide range of medical, dental and behavioral health services, raised more than $300,000...
Salute Assistance League of Inland North County as Nonprofit of the Year
Assemblymember Marie WaldronSpecial to Valley NewsI recently joined my legislative colleagues to recognize over 100 nonprofits that work tirelessly to enhance our communities and...
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Language has often been a window into a society’s mindset. One type of phrase has been very popular the last few years, and it...
‘Get well’ wishes
As we pray for our president and the first lady, let us remember all of his accomplishments in just 47 months. No president has a...
Strong infrastructure and skilled staff add to the value of water
Greg Thomas Special to Valley NewsCustomers know when they need clean drinking water, they simply have to turn on the tap. At Elsinore Valley Municipal...
Medicare open enrollment to begin in October
TEMECULA – The open enrollment period for Medicare begins Thursday, Oct. 15, and ends Monday, Dec. 7, for those who would like to make...
NAMI Temecula Valley partners with local high school student clubs
TEMECULA – The National Alliance on Mental Illness Temecula Valley and Great Oak Temecula high school’s NAMI on Campus, which is a student-led club,...
Grab your dancing shoes for Simchat Torah
Hefsiba “Jen” CohenSpecial to Valley NewsOne of my fondest memories is the time I twirled the evening away with my favorite dance partner. We...