By Ed Hoffman Over one week after Hillary Clinton’s interview on Fox News Sunday, people are still talking about it and analyzing her answers. I suppose it’s because they realize the interview exposes her habitual lying about matters of great importance – and, perhaps it’s because they’re legitimately bewildered that …
Read More »Head of Stater Bros. Earns Praise From Navy
Stater Bros. Executive Chairman Jack H. Brown recently received a letter from U.S. Navy Capt. M.S. Ruth, commander of the USS Boxer, thanking Brown for the 277 care packages Stater Bros. donated to that ship earlier this year. Brown, himself a Naval veteran, was thrilled to receive the letter, said …
Read More »Public Festivals Planned
Two cities in the Inland Empire are preparing for community festivals this fall, one for the first time. La Quinta is scheduled to host Brew In LQ from noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 22 at SilverRock Resort, 79-179 Ahmanson Lane, according to a statement. The event, a first for the …
Read More »Health Fair Scheduled
Temecula is scheduled to hold its sixth annual Health & Community Resource Fair next month. The event, billed as the largest of its kind in Southwest Riverside County, is scheduled to be held from 9 a.m. to noon Sept. 24 at the Temecula Civic Center and Town Square, 41000 Main …
Read More »High School to Open in Perris
Orange Vista High School, the third high school in the Val Verde Unified School District, is scheduled to open Wednesday. An estimated 1,100 freshmen and sophomores are expected to begin classes on the new campus in Perris, which city and Riverside County and school district officials dedicated last week, according …
Read More »Inland Empire Industrial Economy Continues to Roar
E-commerce is driving the market to heights its never seen before, making it one of the fastest growing industrial markets in the country, according to one commercial real estate firm. The question now is how long the boom market will last. It’s difficult to find anything negative to say about …
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