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- MENIFEE: Campaign contributions lead to questions
- A company that overbilled Menifee for road construction work during the last 11 months also gave the man charged with oversight of the city's finances $1,250 in campaign contributions last …
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ESCONDIDO: Mother leads push for one-strike law
When Karen Doll-Murphy learned that convicted sex offender John Albert Gardner III was linked by police to the disappearance of Chelsea King, she got angry. Then she got busy.
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LAKE ELSINORE: Performance stresses water conservation
Students at Butterfield Elementary School in Lake Elsinore danced, cheered, did the limbo and laughed as they learned about water conservation during a special theatrical assembly held on campus last week.
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TEMECULA: Vail Elementary students participate in Colonial Days
Giovanni Manning, 11, and Lauren Huson, 10, both fifth-graders at Vail Elementary School in Temecula, look for stamps as the two run the "print shop" during Colonial Days at the school. The fifth-grade class, dressed in period clothing, spent two days in the multipurpose room and acted ou…
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POWAY: Large crowd attends Chelsea King memorial
Just like the sun's rays, Chelsea King's light shined through Saturday at Poway High School.
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TEMECULA: Special Games creates special memories
Saturday marked the second time Temecula has hosted its Special Games, which unites children and adults with disabilities for a day of fun and games.
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- Mar 12 BASEBALL: Cleveland's Carmona pitches well in 7-7 tie with Angels
Opinion
- LETTERS: The Californian, March 14, 2010
- Temecula continues stubborn ways
- 12:01 am EDITORIAL: Openness a must for Menifee
- 12:01 am FORUM: Tea partiers seeking to find common ground
- Mar 13 LETTERS: The Californian, March 13, 2010
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- Mar 11 LETTERS: The Californian, March 11, 2010
- Mar 11 EDITORIAL: Unions' involvement key to fixing pension woes
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- DENVER ---- Colorado's minimum wage will drop slightly in the new year ---- the first decrease in any state's minimum wage since the federal minimum was adopted in 1938.
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