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Politics and Motion Pictures: CVRep’s New-Works Program Has Picked a Winner in ‘The Beverly Hills Hotel Peace Talks’
Gregg Ostrin’s The Beverly Hills Hotel Peace Talks was selected over numerous other scripts, and CVRep’s talented creative ...
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Restaurant News Bites: Get Ready for the Firefighters’ Fish Fry; Papa Dan’s, D’Coffee Bouteaque Make Progress; and More!
The latest Coachella Valley food and restaurant news, including the return of the Classic Club's Spirts and Wine Fest; a new ...
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A History Resource: After Having Its Funding Cut By the State Library, the California Digital Newspaper Collection Could Shut Down
After exhausting contingency funds, the collection is almost $300,000 in debt. The team is scrambling to replace the ...
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Community Voices: When Violence Strikes Health Care, None of Us Are Untouched
Violence in a space dedicated to healing strikes a particularly cruel chord. But what’s equally tragic is how normalized the ...
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Honing Hospitality: Two Musicians Are Opening Mojave Gold, a New Restaurant and Music Venue in Yucca Valley
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Mojave Gold co-owners Greg Gordon and Cooper Gillespie. Two local musicians are opening a new ...
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Unserious Horror (in a Good Way): ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Is a Bloody and Surprisingly Fun Time at the Movies
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Brec Bassinger in Final Destination: Bloodlines. Final Destination: Bloodlines is a fun, dopey ...
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Hiking With T: Be Creative, and Find Cooler Trails—Like Those at the Box Springs Mountain Reserve—During the Summer
You may have noticed the big white “M” on the hillside between Moreno Valley and Riverside along Highway 60. That “M” is 150 feet tall and 150 feet wide—and there’s a trail you can use to hike right ...