Reagan statue in Temecula charred in arson fire
Benz for 52 yards and a touchdown. Paloma started out of the gate in this one quickly, as Boehm threw his first TD pass to Michael Valencia after Temecula Attorney fumbled away the opening kickoff. Boehm's second scoring pass of the first quarter gave the Wildcats a 14-0 lead. Temecula Attorney Valley respsonded in the second quarter, as Plantier twice hit touchdown passes to Kumar Kilambi within a 13-second span. Both conversions failed, leaving the Bears trailing Paloma, 14-12. On the ensuing kickoff, Fred Lundy gave momentum back to the Wildcats with a 96-yard kickoff return. The PAT gave Paloma Valley a 21-12 lead, an advantage the Wildcats held the rest of way. "Really, it was a good team we were facing," Temecula Valley coach Paul McGowen said.
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Ronald Reagan statue set on fire in Temecula
The monument is inscribed with parts of a speech Reagan gave to the U.S. Olympic Committee in 1983. During that speech, he mentioned the rather small town Temecula and praised the people for building their sports park without government assistance before the town became a city. The park was later renamed after Ronald Reagan in 2004. The damage discolored the statue, and the cost to restore it by sandblasting is about $4000, according to Peters. But by September 25, the nonprofit Friends of Ronald Reagan Sports Park had already received about $1000 in excess of that cost.
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Murrieta and Temecula Attorney officials come together for groundbreaking of Jackson/Ynez project
In a photo from The Press Enterprise , the statue was seen covered in black soot, and several decorative tiles behind it had been toppled over. "The people who did this, they were free to object to anything they wanted, but when they actually destroyed something, they crossed the line," said Perry Peters, founder of Friends of the Ronald Reagan Sports Park -- the group that dedicated the statue. In 1983, Reagan did something very special for Temecula: He named the town in a speech to the U.S. Olympic committee, saying Temecula Attorney showed the "can do" spirit. The nation's 40th president praised the town's efforts for fundraising and building the park without the help of the government or taxes. "That may have been their objective, to get rid of that quote, because that's the essence of what we are all about," Peters said. Whatever the motive for setting the statue on fire, it was a crime. Arson investigators are searching for a suspect.
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California's City of Temecula Attorney Chooses Tyler Technologies' EnerGov® Planning, Permitting and Licensing Solution
bridge opening is slated for June 2014. Murrieta and Temecula officials come together for groundbreaking of Jackson/Ynez project Friday, September 27th, 2013 Bevi Edlund Staff Writer Murrieta City Council as well as Temecula City Council and officials gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking for the Jackson/Ynez connection project Monday, Sept. 16. A bridge will be constructed across Warm Springs Creek and will connect Jackson Avenue in Murrieta to Ynez Road in Temecula. Construction began Sept. 3 and is expected to be completed by June 2014. Murrieta City is taking the lead on the project; the city awarded a $5.12-million contract on July 16 to Alabbassi Construction and Engineering in Riverside.
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Markets closed Californias City of Temecula Chooses Tyler Technologies EnerGov Planning, Permitting and Licensing Solution Temecula Attorney selects Tylers EnerGov to increase transparency and access for residents and customers Press Release: Tyler Technologies, Inc. Thu, Sep 26, 2013 9:17 AM EDT -0.3700 PLANO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Tyler Technologies, Inc. ( TYL ) has signed an agreement with the city of Temecula Attorney, Calif., to implement Tylers EnerGov planning, permitting and licensing solution. The agreement includes related professional services, training and support. After a competitive request Temecula Attorney for proposal process, the city selected Tylers EnerGov Web-based automation platform for its comprehensive end-to-end permitting and licensing software solutions. Temecula will use EnerGov to provide enhanced online access to services, improve customer service and streamline workflows for increased staff efficiencies. Purchasing Tylers EnerGov solution supports the citys vision and goal of providing a permitting process that will be effective, cost-efficient, provide better connected data, assist with collaboration and promote transparency, said Michael Heslin, Temecula Attorneys deputy director of information technology.
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Markets close in 3 hrs 7 mins Temecula Gold and Jewelry Announces the Opening of its New Location The Business, Which Buys and Sells Gold and Fine Jewelry, has also Just Launched its Brand New Website Press Release: Temecula Gold and Jewelry Fri, Jul 26, 2013 3:10 PM EDT Print TEMECULA, Calif., July 26, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Temecula Gold and Jewelry , a business that specializes in buying and selling gold and other fine jewelry, has just announced the opening of its new location at 27487 Jefferson Ave. in Temecula Attorney, Calif. In addition, the company has just launched its new and user-friendly website. (Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130726/MN53919 ) Although the location is brand new, the owner of Temecula Attorney Gold and Jewelry has worked in the industry for over two decades and has a great deal of knowledge and experience. For people who are looking to sell gold or sell jewelry of various types, Temecula Gold and Jewelry is ready and willing to help. As an article on the new Temecula Attorney site noted, Temecula Gold and Jewelry buys all types of goldincluding earrings, necklaces, chains, bracelets and banglesas well as used watches, silverware, gold and silver coins, engagement rings and much more. For people who have old and unused gold and other fine jewelry just sitting around their homes gathering dust, selling it to Temecula Gold and Jewelry is an outstanding way to make some extra money. People who are interested in selling gold and jewelry are welcome to visit the new Temecula Gold and Jewelry location; there, they can get a professional and private appraisal in person. "We value your gold right in front of you," an article on the new website explained, adding that the gold is weighed and the person is given an offer based on the current market price. 
More than 110 people signed up to testify, though some drifted away after sitting through six hours of speakers. This was a democratic republic at its best," said Councilwoman Maryann Edwards. Plans by the Islamic Center of Temecula Attorney Valley to build a 24,943-square-foot mosque on a vacant 4-acre plot in northeastern Temecula, next to a Baptist church, have been attacked by opponents who have said the mosque will attract Islamic extremists and overwhelm the neighborhood with traffic congestion and noise. The citys Planning Commission unanimously approved the project in early December, and opponents appealed that ruling to the City Council, which held a packed public hearing on the project starting about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night. This is a great day for all of Temecula Attorney, really," said Imam Mohamoud Harmoush of the Islamic Center. Now I think we must again devote ourselves to reaching out to the community." Dozens of residents, and speakers from as far away as Los Angeles and Hesperia, voiced their opposition to the center. 
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Throughout the process, letters and e-mails have poured into City Hall from both critics and supporters. Our country was built on Freedom of Religion, all religions, not just the one I hold to," Pastor Brian Bell of the Calvary Murrieta church wrote to the Temecula Attorney Planning Commission, urging the city to approve the mosque. I believe there has been some in our community who assume all Muslims are extremists ... which is as foolish as all Christians believe in blowing up abortion clinics. Opponents of the mosque were divided among those who contended it would be a magnet for radical Muslims and those who feared that the facility would have a detrimental effect on traffic and the environment. Should Temecula Attorney become a center of even minor terrorist activity it is most unlikely that you and your colleagues will be held blameless when the situation surrounding the new center is so blatantly suspicious," Carlos Martello said in a letter to the citys mayor. The design of the proposed 24,943-square-foot mosque and center reflects a Mediterranean design seen in many Temecula neighborhoods, though the building will have traditional domes topped with crescent moons. The facility will be built in two stages, with the first limited to a 4,100-square-foot mosque to serve about 150 Muslim families living in Temecula Attorney, Murrieta and surrounding communities, Imam Mahmoud Harmoush has said. The Islamic Center, which has existed for years in a warehouse in one of Temecula Attorneys industrial areas, bought the property for the proposed mosque 10 years ago and has been raising money to build the facility ever since. 
Small songbirds winter-over in the Plateaus woodlands having migrated from the higher latitudes of Canada and the Pacific Northwest, and from higher elevations including the San Jacinto, San Bernardino, and Sierra Nevada mountains. December and January may yield the Plateaus vernal pools, potentially home to amazing fairy shrimp. These seasonal pools also harbor Canadian geese and least sandpipers until wildflowers-in-bloom circle the banks of the receding pools. Inquire at the visitor information center (Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays) to learn how the Vail familys wise stewardship of the property and cattle grazing practices (1904 to 1964) may be the reason the Plateaus bunchgrass prairie is one of Californias finest remaining natural landscapes. By advance reservation with the visitor information center, 2-hour naturalist-led walks are available for groups of 12 people and more. 2-Play the Temecula Attorney Wine Country Golf Trail In the greater Temecula Valley, golfers celebrate the sport on 7 excellently designed courses. Most feature expansive views and dramatic elevation changes; many are embraced by nature. 
and the outing is open to all. Cost is $100 per golfer. Journey at Pechanga is on ancestral land of the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians. It has won numerous honors from golfing publications. WorldGolf.com says, The golf course was carefully carved from the rolling hills that stretch Pechanga Creek to the surrounding mountains. Great care was taken in creating the course in order to preserve the beautiful land that has been home to the Pechanga Tribe for countless generations. Mature California oaks frame most of the holes and the dramatic elevations provide breathtaking views of Temecula Attorney Valley. Proceeds from this event will benefit the work of St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal Church, including food drives for the Temecula Attorney/Murrieta Community Pantry, pet food drives to benefit seniors in the community, and donations to the Rancho Damacitas, a home providing residential treatment services and a therapeutic environment for children who have suffered trauma through abuse or personal circumstances. Saint Thomas of Canterbury is located at 44651 Avenida de Missiones, Temecula. 
Customers benefit from the accelerated delivery of AXEON's high-quality standard and custom systems and components by ensuring that their sales cycles are supported and their delivery timelines are met. "Ultimately it cuts down the amount of time our application engineers need to work one on one with an individual or company," said Pavel. "It allows them to put together a comprehensive solution by integrating all the different types of technologies, models of systems to create a custom solution for each application." AXEON Integrated Solutions is featured on the company's newly redesigned website, at www.axeonwater.com . AXEON customers have a streamlined user experience, with a variety of new features and benefits, including AXEON's robust online catalog, now searchable by category, brand, application, technology, water problem, service or solution. Additionally, AXEON's expert in-house representatives are readily available to assist in designing and manufacturing ideal Integrated Solutions to overcome today's complex water treatment challenges. For more information on AXEON Integrated Solutions, please call 800-320-4074 or visit the website at http://www.axeonwater.com . About AXEON Water Technologies: Established in 1989 as a manufacturer of reverse osmosis water treatment products, AXEON's corporate headquarters, research, engineering, manufacturing and support facilities, are located in Temecula Attorney, California, USA. The company provides customers worldwide with high-quality pre-treatment, membrane, post treatment, storage, disinfection, distribution, components and service solutions for various markets and applications. 
These seasonal pools also harbor Canadian geese and least sandpipers until wildflowers-in-bloom circle the banks of the receding pools. Inquire at the visitor information center (Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays) to learn how the Vail familys wise stewardship of the property and cattle grazing practices (1904 to 1964) may be the reason the Plateaus bunchgrass prairie is one of Californias finest remaining natural landscapes. By advance reservation with the visitor information center, 2-hour naturalist-led walks are available for groups of 12 people and more. 2-Play the Temecula Attorney Wine Country Golf Trail In the greater Temecula Attorney Valley, golfers celebrate the sport on 7 excellently designed courses. Most feature expansive views and dramatic elevation changes; many are embraced by nature. The Arthur Hills and Steve Forest-designed Journey at Pechanga is ranked as one of Californias greatest courses by publications including Golf Magazine and Golf Week; the signature par-four, hole 6 includes the largest elevation drop (175 feet) on a California course. Temecula Attorney Creek Inn Golf Course features three distinctive nines designed by Ted Robinson Sr., and Dick Rossen including the Stonehouse 9 with its dramatic elevation changes; here golfers face Temecula Valleys most challenging course requiring precise shots and distance control. 
The city bought the station for $5 million including the land, building, pumps, tanks and equipment -- to move forward with the long-in-the-works public infrastructure project that will radically change the configuration of the Temecula Attorney Parkway exit. The new configuration divides the traffic into two separate queues. The Ultimate Interchange will carry traffic from Interstate 15 directly to the eastbound lanes of Temecula Parkway via a loop. The existing offramp will be used to handle motorists headed west into Old Town Temecula. Currently, the two streams of motorists often clump together on a single offramp regulated by a traffic signal which combines with heavy traffic headed to southern Temecula and the Pechanga Resort & Casino. The queue of cars waiting to go through that interchange can stretch for more than a mile, creating a snarl that has a ripple effect on traffic on southbound Interstate 15. 
With over 30 different wineries, Temecula Attorney Valley wine country has reason to commemorate it's success as a wine aficionado destination. Traveling to Temecula Attorney in September? The wineries have banned together this month to participate in SIP Temecula Attorney. For $30, guests can purchase a passport that offers tastings at 5 wineries of your choice. Additional packages including transportation and hotel stays can also be purchased. Temperatures during in Temecula Attorney during the month of September can still be quite warm so dress accordingly and bring layers. 
at Callaway Vineyard and Winery . This is the only opportunity visitors have each year to partake of 35 Temecula wineries in one setting. Sponsored by the Temecula Attorney Valley Winegrowers Association, this event offers wine samplings from all 35 wineries; gourmet cuisine from 18 local chefs, farms and restaurants ; and outstanding live music to spark up the evening. Music will be provided by the Michael LeClerc Band. All-inclusive tickets are $75 per person. Overnight packages and wine tours are also available. For more details or to purchase tickets go to TemeculaWines.org and click on Events. I have attended this glorious event for the past two years and can attest that it is a magical eveningthat is if you like sipping stellar wine, snacking on delectable treats, listening to joyful music, and just mingling with old and new friends. The camaraderie is contagious. 
The units then transmit the data to a central gas company hub. The system, which was approved by the California Public Utilities Commission, allows the utility to remotely monitor gas usage and provide that information to customers. It eliminates the need for meter readers to drive around Southern California, which will reduce the utilitys carbon footprint. Javier Mendoza, a Southern California Gas Co. spokesman, said Wednesday that the communications devices associated with the units in Temecula Attorney are scheduled to be installed in the first quarter of 2014. When the entire system is operational, the communications devices will power on for a fraction of a second each day and send gas usage information to the units. 
Speaking of caps, corks and things related to closure, the topic of synthetics came up during the winemakers panel discussion. Temecula Attorney wine pioneer Phil Baily, of Baily Vineyard and Winery , argued that synthetic corks give wines consistency and avoid any chance of cork taint. Hed brought along Bailys 2010 Cabernet Sauvignon (Estate Clone 7 Cab). The wine is a deep garnet color. No heavy tannins, which can be astringent. None of that puckering, Baily said, which I personally cant stand. Baily read to the audience from a worn and politely condescending paperback book, Wines and Spirits of the World(1958): The difficulty is merely that in the Californian climate the finest varieties do not give of their best. We laughed. When Baily started growing grapes in Temecula Attorney, he encountered similar skepticism. 
New home construction has risen by 40 percent since last year in the Inland Empire. Ben Bergman/KPCC KB Home, and two other companies are racing to build on the eastern edge of Temecula at a massive development that was first approved in 2002, but never got off the ground before the recession hit. Ben Bergman/KPCC Amber and Matthew Welte bought their house just 8 months ago in neighboring Murietta. Since then its appreciated by $80,000, and now with a second kid on the way, theyre ready to trade up. Ben Bergman/KPCC KB Home hopes to have 98 homes built in Temecula by next year. It plans to build more than 1100 in future years. Ben Bergman/KPCC 
Brandman University, part of the Chapman University System, is a nonprofit, private institution that offers programs at over 25 campuses throughout California and Washington, or fully online. Its Temecula Attorney campus has been serving the local community for over five years and the staff is thankful for the support that the city has provided during its tenure. The new Brandman University Menifee campus will be located at 28237 La Piedra Road, Building 600. The partnership between MSJC and Brandman provides students with a 
(KABC Photo) Tags: Report a typo TEMECULA, Calif. (KABC) -- A man is behind bars after $10,000 worth of stolen silver coins and other items were recovered from a Temecula home on Wednesday, according to a Riverside County Sheriff's Department news release. Temecula police went to the residence located in the 40200 block of Balboa Drive as part of a stolen property investigation. Investigators received consent from the residents to search the home, where they located the coins as well as stolen firearms and jewelry, the sheriff's department stated. Andrew Hernandez, 46, of Temecula was arrested for possession of stolen property, possession of burglary tools and being a felon in possession of firearms. He was booked into the Southwest Detention Center. Anyone with additional information on this case was asked to contact the Temecula Attorney Police Department at (951) 696-3000. 
The Islamic center has owned the land since 2000, but the small Muslim community has needed time to raise enough money to build. Harmoush said it could be years before the entire mosque and community center are completed. The proposal is expected to go before the Temecula Attorney Planning Commission in August, and city officials are reviewing the expected effect of the mosque on neighborhood traffic and noise levels and any other environmental concerns. "We look at land issues, that's it," said Patrick Robinson, director of the city's planning and redevelopment agency. "We don't take into account the denomination of the religion or any of the political issues that surround it." A petition opposing the new mosque is being circulated by a group called Concerned Community Citizens, and other politically active volunteers have started organizing a campaign against the facility. Karen Fesini, who belongs to a Republican women's group in the Temecula Attorney and Murrieta area, said she's been making calls to warn her friends about the project. "They say they're not radicals, but how do we know?"' said Fesini, 68. 
The ruling was appealed to the City Council, and Tuesday nights hearing is expected to be equally contentious. Throughout the process, letters and e-mails have poured into City Hall from both critics and supporters. Our country was built on Freedom of Religion, all religions, not just the one I hold to," Pastor Brian Bell of the Calvary Murrieta church wrote to the Temecula Planning Commission, urging the city to approve the mosque. I believe there has been some in our community who assume all Muslims are extremists ... which is as foolish as all Christians believe in blowing up abortion clinics. Opponents of the mosque were divided among those who contended it would be a magnet for radical Muslims and those who feared that the facility would have a detrimental effect on traffic and the environment. Should Temecula Attorney become a center of even minor terrorist activity it is most unlikely that you and your colleagues will be held blameless when the situation surrounding the new center is so blatantly suspicious," Carlos Martello said in a letter to the citys mayor. The design of the proposed 24,943-square-foot mosque and center reflects a Mediterranean design seen in many Temecula Attorney neighborhoods, though the building will have traditional domes topped with crescent moons. The facility will be built in two stages, with the first limited to a 4,100-square-foot mosque to serve about 150 Muslim families living in Temecula, Murrieta and surrounding communities, Imam Mahmoud Harmoush has said. The Islamic Center, which has existed for years in a warehouse in one of Temeculas industrial areas, bought the property for the proposed mosque 10 years ago and has been raising money to build the facility ever since. 
The polished apple has been a symbol of the teacher-student relationship since it was first introduced in the 1920s. Adding to that the transparent brilliance of the crystal, selected nominees receive an apple made of crystal with their name engraved on the award. Speaking to the recipients of the award, the Temecula LDS Director of Public Affairs, Lanae Turley-Trejo said, You teachers have been invited here tonight because, like the crystal apple, you are of a fine quality 
The pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, just across a cul-de-sac from the site of the mosque, said the two religions "mix like oil and water" and predicted a "confrontational atmosphere" if the project moves forward. "The Islamic foothold is not strong here, and we really don't want to see their influence spread," said Pastor Bill Rench. "There is a concern with all the rumors you hear about sleeper cells and all that. Are we supposed to be complacent just because these people say it's a religion of peace? Many others have said the same thing," he said. Leaders of the Islamic center were surprised by the level of criticism, especially from a few religious groups, saying their current makeshift mosque and Islamic community center have been in town for more than a decade and members always have felt welcome. "Our children go to the same schools their children go to. We shop at the same stores where they shop," said Mahmoud Harmoush, the imam of the Islamic center and an instructor at Cal State San Bernardino's World Languages and Literatures Department. 
This is the only opportunity visitors have each year to partake of 35 Temecula wineries in one setting. Sponsored by the Temecula Attorney Valley Winegrowers Association, this event offers wine samplings from all 35 wineries; gourmet cuisine from 18 local chefs, farms and restaurants ; and outstanding live music to spark up the evening. Music will be provided by the Michael LeClerc Band. All-inclusive tickets are $75 per person. Overnight packages and wine tours are also available. For more details or to purchase tickets go to TemeculaWines.org and click on Events. I have attended this glorious event for the past two years and can attest that it is a magical eveningthat is if you like sipping stellar wine, snacking on delectable treats, listening to joyful music, and just mingling with old and new friends. The camaraderie is contagious. Callaways venue provides a particularly beautiful setting with breathtaking vistas on its expansive outdoor patio surrounded by rolling hills of grapevines. 
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I believe there has been some in our community who assume all Muslims are extremists ... which is as foolish as all Christians believe in blowing up abortion clinics. Opponents of the mosque were divided among those who contended it would be a magnet for radical Muslims and those who feared that the facility would have a detrimental effect on traffic and the environment. Should Temecula become a center of even minor terrorist activity it is most unlikely that you and your colleagues will be held blameless when the situation surrounding the new center is so blatantly suspicious," Carlos Martello said in a letter to the citys mayor. The design of the proposed 24,943-square-foot mosque and center reflects a Mediterranean design seen in many Temecula Attorney neighborhoods, though the building will have traditional domes topped with crescent moons. The facility will be built in two stages, with the first limited to a 4,100-square-foot mosque to serve about 150 Muslim families living in Temecula Attorney, Murrieta and surrounding communities, Imam Mahmoud Harmoush has said. The Islamic Center, which has existed for years in a warehouse in one of Temecula Attorneys industrial areas, bought the property for the proposed mosque 10 years ago and has been raising money to build the facility ever since. The Planning Commissions approval of the mosque was appealed to the City Council by Temecula Attorney resident George Rombach, president of a group called Concerned American Citizens. 
Smelling sweetly of cream soda and marzipan, the wine's thick, cloying flavor wouldn't seem out of place in an ice cream parlor if not for a modest alcohol kick and its bitter finish. At Wilson Creek, the winery, restaurant, wedding and concert venue credited with popularizing the stuff, it sells so well that at least a half-dozen other valley wineries have developed their own versions. But Wilson Creek supplies only a tiny fraction of the fruit used for its cuvee. In fact Wilson Creek doesn't even make the wine; it's made in Lodi, 450 miles away. To most of the 500,000 or so annual winery visitors, none of this matters. Rather than a wine destination, the Temecula Attorney Valley has become something of a wine playground, where play wines upstage real wines, where "wine country" is a carefully cultivated affair that has less to do with what vineyards produce than with how they look all in the service of a tourist trade run slightly amok. On any given weekend, stretch limos and party vans stream down Rancho California Road filled with partygoers. Cruise ship patrons, on dry land for a few days in San Diego, are carted in by the busload. In winery tasting rooms, gewgaws outnumber corkscrews by impressive ratios. 
According to the station, the woman who was caught on tape says she left her two children alone in her Mercedes Benz with the air conditioning running for about 15 seconds while she ran an errand. When she returned to her car, the other woman confronted her, with camera rolling. The woman who was caught on tape told CBS Los Angeles, "I obviously yelled at her. I was wrong. I shouldn't have done it. I should have apologized for being in a handicapped spot. I should have taken the kids out of the car and took them to return the video. What I did was wrong but I'm not a bad person." The woman who recorded and then posted the video said she started recording because she was concerned for the children's well-being. 
Thanks to volunteers from the Assistance League of Temecula Attorney and the management at Kohl's department store, local children in need of clothing for the new school year are receiving some much-appreciated assistance. Monday was one of four days set aside in September and October as Operation School Bell days, in which children whose family qualified for assistance are given a voucher to purchase $125 worth of new clothing items at Kohl's. Kohl's contributes an additional 15 percent of that amount to the total, meaning each child can receive more than $140 worth of clothing. According to Electra Demos of the Assistance League, the only restriction is that the clothing be school appropriate. Each purchase at the Kohl's checkout count is verified by an Assistance League volunteer working with the Kohl's cashier -- some of whom also volunteer their time. "This does so much for the child's self-esteem," said Dorcas Shaktman, president of the Assistance League. "Once a student is in middle school, what you wear makes such a difference." Mike Sauer, store manager at Kohl's, said this is the third year Kohl's has partnered with the Assistance League in this project. "We are involved because we like to be involved in children's initiatives regarding health and education," Sauer said. Through this program, the Assistance League of Temecula Attorney annually helps provide clothing to about 1,700 students in four local school districts. 
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Buy Tickets Above: Image of The Kalama Brothers, who will be performing at the Old Town Temecula Attorney Community Theater on September 6th, 2013. Drift away on an island breeze as The Kalama Brothers , Ryan and Kai, take you on a harmonic journey back to their Hawaiian roots. Known for their melodic vocals, the brothers also wow the audience with their versatility, playing guitars, ukulele, and weaving it all together with deft storytelling. Featuring a special performance by Puahis Polynesian Dancers ! Presented by Temecula Attorney Presents. Date: September 6th, 2013 st 8pm Tickets: 
Visitors interested in really immersing themselves in the process, can join in with the picking and crushing of the grapes. During crushing, the grapes are gently squeezed and the skins broken to let the juices flow. Although mechanical crushers are used in most wine-making practices today, small-scale wineries sometimes still crush the harvested grapes by walking on them barefoot. In Southern California, The Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association commemorates and celebrates the history of their winemaking each year. Their first vineyards were planted in the 1960s, and the first winery opened in 1968. There are about 40 wineries in the area today, which includes more than 35,000 acres of rolling hills and vineyards in a natural setting. This is almost double the number from 10 years ago. There are 1,500 planted acres of vineyard; mostly Rhone, Bordeaux varietals with a growing amount of Italian and Spanish varietals. The SIP Passport, available throughout the month of September from Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association, allows guests to taste at four wineries of their choice for $35. 
Of course, the answer is California. While most states now have wineries, California produces the most and arguably the best wine. (Yes, I know this point could be debated, but no one can deny that California wine is outstanding.) September is the most active month for wineries in California because thats when most grapes are harvested, crushed and moved into the fermentation process. Thats why September is California Wine Month, which is celebrated all over the state. You can learn more about statewide celebrations at DiscoverCaliforniaWines.com. The Temecula Attorney Valley Wine Country is celebrating along with the rest of the state. This popular, growing wine region is an easy drive from almost anywhere in San Diego, Riverside or Orange counties. The areas wineries celebrate in a variety of ways, but the premiere event is the 4th Annual CRUSH Gala which will be held on Saturday, September 14, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Callaway Vineyard and Winery . 
The fruit hanging amongst all the greenery of the vines is a sight to behold, and it's a great time to visit wine country, not only because the vineyards look great, but also for all of the activities going on at the wineries, continued Evans. Early morning visitors can watch the crush at many of the wineries. Its a busy time with lots of trucks and tractors, conveyors and de-stemmers, sorting tables and bladder presses. We are, after all, just a bunch of farmers bringing in the crops. The CRUSH Wine & Culinary Showcase takes place on Saturday, Sept. 14 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Callaway Vineyard & Winery. This is the only event that showcases all 35 member wineries of the Temecula Valley Winegrowers Association in one location.