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October 29, 2021
Need to Know
City Updates
Stay in the know with state of the city addresses. Mayor Maryanne Edwards Presented Temecula’s 2021 State of the City on October 14th.
Menifee held their state of the city on October 21, 2021 and highlighted the City’s 452 million dollar investments in infrastructure and traffic improvements.
Wildomar’s state of the city address will be held November 4, 2021 and is free to attend.
The City of Murrieta Approved a variety of major improvement projects with a budget of approximately $64.4 million.
More Need to Know:
A new state Covid relief program is aimed at micro-businesses facing barriers to accessing capital. These small businesses include those owned by women, minorities, veterans, and individuals without documentation. Applications accepted until November 18, 2021.
Stay up to date on vaccines and how Covid-19 is affecting Riverside County here.
Learn more about California’s drought emergency
Here are some tips to help you save water around your home.
Visit EMWD’s Website for more information about their programs and ways to save water.
Rivco Paranormal 2021 – Impact
Want to know more about Hemet Ghost Hunter and their events? Click here for more info.
Discover more about the Historic Hemet Theatre
Handmade Gifts for the Holidays – Spotlight
Yes, all the gifts we showed you are easy to make and fun to give
Chocolate Covered Spoons: Find unique spoons at the thrift store. Melt Chocolate and pour on the spoon. Sprinkle with coconut or nuts, then wrap in cellophane.
Good-To-Know
Here are all the Good-to-Know happenings we mentioned in this month’s show:
Student Mural at Sam Hicks Park.
Teens Teaching Tech Program at Temecula Library
Rebirth Homes Annual Fall Festival
Go Here for more information about Rebirth Homes and learn about 100 Women Who Care here.
JDS Creative Academy’s Haunted Studio
Fangtastic Halloween Event, Outlets at Elsinore
Temecula Valley Premier Job Fair
Operation Recognition through the Riverside County Office of Education
