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Written by Marnie Palmerin, LCL Realty
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I am writing this because of what happened today at my office. It brought home how truly unaware most people are about scam artists who out there just waiting for you to fall for one of their lies and steal your money time and trust.
My phone recently rang, and I began talking with a young lady who had many question regarding a property we have available for rent. The first thing that alerted me was that she asked for my boss using his name. Since it was my phone she was calling, how would she have his name, and be asking for him, on my phone?
As I began to ask her questions, she claimed that she had answered an ad for one of our properties, yet was quoting a price that was unbelievably low, i.e., $600.00 for a 3 bedroom 2 bath here in Menifee. When I asked her to confirm the address, it was immediately obvious that something was suspect, as that property is listed by us at $ 1,550.00.
As It turned out,, she had followed up on a bogus ad and she was led to believe that the $600.00 was a charge for finding the property . The supposed owner had called her at 1am from Africa and gave her an address for her to wire the money to.
She said that he then went on to tell her he was putting the keys immediately in the mail to her, and he hoped and prayed that she would not rip him off, and get the keys without sending the money.He repeated this several times..
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Written by Yanik Gozlan
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December's Newspaper is now available.
Look for it at over 500 Menifee Locations
Don’t forget… 30,000 Hand delivered to your doorsteps have already begun
You can also view it online NOW! Just Click Here
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Written by Buzz
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Western Eagle Foundation is bringing the Christmas spirit to less fortunate families and children across Riverside County. They are teaming up with Toys for Tots to collect items that will be given away during their annual Holiday party on December 22nd from 10am to 1pm.
Todd Sieja, CEO at Western Eagle Foundation states, “Western Eagle Foundation’s mission is to feed the hungry. During Christmas, we also like to lend a hand to families that need help and would otherwise not be able to provide toys for their children.”
Western Eagle Foundation will once again create a holiday wonderland complete with a live DJ, raffle, a petting zoo, face painting and pictures with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. In addition, lunch will be provided, hitting home what Western Eagle Foundation stands for.
“For those who wish to donate toys, we will be accepting donations through December 21,” explains Sieja. “Please bring toys to the Western Eagle Foundation Bargain Store located at 40940 County Center Drive in Temecula. We look forward to helping make Christmas a joyful time for many families in the Riverside County area. Have a very merry Christmas.”
Western Eagle Foundation is dedicated to helping the community and feeding the hungry. For more information about the foundation, as well as their partnership with Toys for Tots, please call (951) 695-7206 or visit www.western-eagle.org.
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Written by Nick Shestople
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A community menorah lighting will take place at 5:30 PM on Sunday, December 9, 2012, at the Temecula Duck Pond, 28250 Ynez Road (at Rancho California Road).
Chanukah celebrates the victory in 165 BCE of the Macabees, a group dedicated to fighting for the religious freedom of the Jewish people in Israel, against the Greek-Assyrians, who had forbidden the open practice of Judaism. After the victory, the Jews went to rededicate the Temple in Jerusalem, but found only enough sacred oil to burn for one day. However a miracle occurred and the oil lasted for eight days, until additional oil could be produced.
The Chanukah menorah is a special 8-branched menorah used to celebrate the miracle of Chanukah. One additional candle is lit each night, until on the eighth night 8 candles are lit. Chanukah is therefore often called the Festival of Lights.
One custom of Chanukah is to spin a four-sided top-like toy called a dreidel. On its sides are the Hebrew letters Nun, Gimel, Hei and Shin, which stand for (in Hebrew) the saying "a great miracle happened there". Nun also stands for the Yiddish word nisht ("nothing"), Hei for halb ("half"), Gimel for gants ("all"), and Shin for shtel ayn ("put in"), so playing with dreidels becomes a game of chance.
There will be entertainment and dreidels for the children and refreshments for all.
For further information contact Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz of Chabad Jewish Center of Temecula, 951-813-1401, or info@jewishtemecula.com, on the web at www.jewishtemecula.com.
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Written by The Pioneer Woman
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Prep Time: 10 Minutes | Cook Time: 15 Minutes | Difficulty: Easy | Servings: 8
Ingredients
■ 1 stick Butter, Divided
■ 2 pounds (to 3 Pounds) Carrots, Peeled And Cut Into Thick Circles
■ 1/2 cup Jack Daniels Or Other Whiskey
■ 3/4 cups (to 1 Cup) Brown Sugar
■ 1/2 teaspoon (to 1 Teaspoon) Salt
■ Freshly Ground Pepper, to taste
Preparation Instructions
Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a large skillet over high heat. Add carrots in two batches, cooking for 60-90 seconds each batch. Remove from skillet.
Pour in whiskey and allow to evaporate 30 seconds. Reduce heat to medium, and add remaining butter.
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Written by Buzz
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Heritage High School opened in August 2007 as the Perris Union High School District’s third comprehensive high school. The agriculture program at this school has had a very strong and growing agriculture program since that time. The program has grown from 200 students in its first year of operation to 602 students, roughly one-quarter of the schools population. During that time, the program also grew from one instructor to four.
The District applied for and received funding in the amount of $2.25 million for the agriculture program through the Career Technical Education (CTE) Proposition 1D competitive grant program. Together with matching funds, this $6.1 million state-of-the art Agricultural Research Center (ARC) was built. The project includes a 6,561 square foot Agriculture Science Building which will house two Animal Science Laboratories and one Research Laboratory. In addition to the main Agricultural Science Building, a greenhouse, shade house, rabbit barn, laying barn and finishing barn are also included within this project. The entire project is immersed within a plethora of outside land laboratory facilities including pastures, orchards, livestock breeding and growing areas.
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Written by Buzz
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Bienvenidos!
FREE ADMISSION
Dates: Saturday and Sunday December 1-2, 2012 (Always the 1st weekend in December!)
Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday
Location: Downtown Indio The Festival is between Highway 111 and Indio Boulevard and fills-in the streets of Miles, Towne, Smurr & Requa.
History: It all started in 1992 with an idea by Dave Hernandez, a member of the Downtown Indio Merchants Association. The rich heritage of the tamale, consistent community support and hard working tamale makers have created the festival's tremendous success.
Recently, the Food Network-TV ranked the Indio International Tamale Festival in the top 10 "All-American Food Festivals" in the nation!
The Tamale Festival is filled with tons of excitement every year. Visitors delight in the scrumptious tamales and shopping, but also enjoy the following activities:
Carnival Rides & Games Parade, Kid's Petting Zoo, Rock Climbing, Inflatable Bounces, Tamale Eating Contest, Famous Tamale Judging Contest.
Festival fans also like to relax by watching the diverse entertainment such as traditional Mexican Folklorico Dancing and live Music on 4 different stages.
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Written by Buzz
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