The View Morgan Hill July/Aug

The View

MORGAN HILL serving morgan hill, Morgan

Volume #1, Issue #4

Heights,Morgan valley & more

July/aug 2014

America the beautiful!

In this issue *Home sweet home *sweet treats *Must have apps

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By: Brianne Saavedra

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Home Sweet Home

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ndependence Day, otherwise known as the Fourth of July, is commonly associated with things such as parades, barbeques, having a day off of work, and of course, fireworks. It is a day filled with family, friends and fun and is a holiday Americans look forward to celebrating. While most people get caught up in the joys of the overabundance of delicious food, good conversation and entertainment brought on by fireworks, we must always remember that this is a day of commemoration. This is a day to commemorate the history, traditions, and pride of the United States.

In honor of this patriotic month, we sat down with Captain Vail Raymer of the United States Marine Corps and his wife, Sarah to discuss what it means to be a Military family. Raymer met his wife, Sarah, while attending college in Illinois where they were both born and raised. They have been married for eleven years and have two children, Tyler, 9 and Madalyn, 6. After Raymer was stationed at Camp Pendleton, their family began their search of a place to call home. They decided to reside in the Temecula, a decision they could not have been happier with. “We ended up falling in love with the school district and fell in love with the neighborhood and all of our neighbors,” explains Sarah. She goes on to share that four other military families also live in their neighborhood and were “super supportive” during her husband’s last deployment.

Raymer was raised in a family with a strong military background. One of his grandfathers was a sailor in the Navy, the other, a Marine, and his father served in the Army. Having been told stories about Military life throughout his childhood, Raymer enlisted himself in boot camp at the age of 18. He admits it was a challenge, “My grandfathers’ stories of boot camp were exactly right.

It was eye opening and it was terrifying when you’re [just a young man].” Despite the eye opening experience, Raymer has been serving with the United States Marine Corps for almost 20 years; it was the close camaraderie that drew him to this particular branch.

During his service, Raymer has been through two combat deployments. His last deployment was in the summer of 2012 when he was sent to Afghanistan for seven months. During that time he worked closely with Afghan police, helping to improve their methods of maintaining security. Even with the occasional email and Skype sessions, nerves still ran high when Raymer was away. “You just worry day to day that he’s going to be okay,” says Sarah, “You just pray that he stays safe and nothing crazy happens like you hear on the news.” Sarah also adds that living in a neighborhood with military spouses has been especially helpful. “They knew exactly what I was going through. They just stepped right in and knew just what I needed to help me get through it.”

In preparation for his most recent homecoming, Raymer wanted to have this particular homecoming documented. Photographer (and The View Morgan Hill Co-Founder) Stephanie Mantiply of JAM Photography was enlisted to capture the moving family reunion. He wanted to make sure his family reunion was memorialized, “I just wanted us to sit and hug each other for the first five minutes,” says Raymer.

When asked to describe the feeling of being reunited with his family after a grueling seven months, Raymer replies, “It is the release of seven months of worry.” When asked about finally being reunited with her husband, Sarah responds, “I’ll never forget looking across the bridge and seeing the bus. You can’t see anybody on it but you know that they are just right around the corner. You just get so excited. Tons of emotions run through you and you don’t even physically see them yet and the bus is right in front of you. It’s just all the emotions, all the worry and stress, all the times I’ve missed him and all the times I’ve wished he could be home…You just can’t wait to get him back and just be together again and just go through all the day to day life experiences together, not having to relay things to him over the phone. He can witness them in person and we can just start our life again.”

While living the life of a military family has its fair share of challenges, the Raymer Family wouldn’t have it any other way. “There are so many new experiences that I would never have lived and never have done and gone through. It has just been a wonderful experience,” says Sarah. “I’ve met so many people and have made life- long friends and have learned all about new cultures and communities everywhere we’ve lived.”

Although the Raymer Family has a great love for the city of Temecula, with their immediate family living in Illinois, they struggle with the idea of one day returning back home. “Temecula by far has been our favorite,” Sarah exclaims. “It is so family- oriented. We’ve made such great, close friends. It will definitely be bittersweet if we ever have to say ‘goodbye’ to Temecula.”If there is one thing Raymer would like people to know about military life, he would want them to be aware of the true heart and dedication these men and women deliver everyday of their lives. “Even after this war dies down, and before this last war started, there were always military personnel out there training, waiting for that call. There are still deployments. We’re still out there doing it every day, whether or not it’s on T.V.” There is no denying the tremendous service Raymer (along with numerous other men and women), provides for this country. There is also no denying the never-ending pride he holds for his wife and children. The selfless sacrifices made not only by him but also by his loving family are appreciated by all beyond measure and for that, we honor you and we thank you, Captain Vail Raymer, as well as all military personnel who serve our country.

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Cheers!

It’s hard to believe July is here and just around the corner, many of us will be gearing up for back to school season.

Soon enough, my husband and I will be preparing for our daughters, Gia and Ella’s first day of kindergarten (exciting yes, but admittedly, we will be holding back the tears when the moment comes). It feels like not so long ago we were packing the diaper bag and now we’ll be packing lunch boxes. I’m sure many of you can relate. Whether it’s the start of a new school grade for your child, or a milestone, like the start of high school or sending one off to college, or the children have long since left the nest, one can’t help but ask themselves, where does the time go?

It’s funny isn’t it, how one day you are wishing to get out of a certain development phase (i.e. diaper changing, or oh so wonderful teenage years), only to realize, how much you miss those days? Since none of us have the magic rewind button, we can only do our best to cherish the days and enjoy the moments we call life. As the summer continues, we hope you all are enjoying plenty of bright and colorful days with your family and loved ones.

Stephanie and I continue to work on our neighborhood publication. We are two moms on a mission to bring our community together and share the great things that connect us right in our own neighborhood and through-

out the beautiful city of Temecula. We are amazed to learn more about YOU, our neighbors. We hope you are enjoying the small discoveries we find just beyond our door steps.

We must say…WE FEEL THE LOVE!!! We want to thank you for the wonderful feedback—it truly means so much to us. It gets us through the long nights where after spending the day at work, and with our families, Stephanie and I burn the midnight oil working on our little paper that could!

We were especially touched this past month to hear from a thoughtful and generous couple. They sent us a note of incredible encouragement and made a donation to our paper. We were so deeply touched.

We want to also say thank you to our advertisers—these are the folks and companies who make this paper possible. They value our community and we hope you consider giving them your business. And don’t forget to check out the business listings on the back page—this is a great resource for quick finds to meet your needs.

Please know, if you would like to share a story idea with us—maybe you know of a neighborhood club, a dynamite student, an amazing neighbor, a cool event—we want to hear from you.

A NOTE FROM A YOUNG WRITER...

I love Tony Tobin Elementary. I just finished Kindergarten. It was a great year. My favortie thing was learning because it made my brain smarter. The classes are amazing.

Mr. McTasney is the principal and he won Principal of the year. I was part of running club and I ran 75 miles. I am excited for first grade.

By Ben Holbrook

4th Of July FIREWORKS July 4, 2014, 2:00pm, Ronald Reagan Sports Park Festivities start at 2pm, however the park opens at 8am.

Fireworks start at 9pm sharp.

Food Vendors and Kids Fun Zone.

Arrive early to secure a parking spot.

Entertainment from 2pm-9pm on the main stage.

CRC Pool is open from 11am-3pm.

Fun Zone opens at 2pm, wristbands required.

Wristbands are $5 each

“I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him. ” -Abraham Lincoln

Please don’t hesitate to reach out at info@theviewmorganhill.com.

We’ll see you again in September. So until next time, we wish you a very happy Fourth of July and have a safe and wonderful summer!

With much love and happiness, Lisa Tomaselli & Stephanie Mantiply Co-Founders, The View Morgan Hill

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Tomorrow’s Entrepreneurs…

Today

By John Mantiply

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he long summer days filled with plenty of sunshine, activities and events is upon us. For some children, summer marks the end of the school year and three months of playing at the pool, practicing their favorite sport, or just hanging out and doing absolutely nothing. For others, it is a time to get busy, learn a little bit about how businesses work, and quite possibly make a little money in the process.

These children I’m referring to will get out there and start, own, and operate their very own lemonade stands this summer. What a great way to learn how to run a business. A lemonade stands involves all aspects of running a business; selecting a location, creating an item for purchase, ordering/purchasing supplies, and inventory control.

Additionally, it teaches children basic skills like math and marketing. Who knew...continued learning during the summer, while having fun doing so.

Working for a large corporation, I continuously find myself relying on the technical skills I learned in college, but also the “soft” skills (intangible qualities) I learned from my adventures as a young lemonade stand owner. It taught me how to maintain a positive attitude (believe it or not, not everyone drinks lemonade) and be self-motivated, reliable, and dependable. All key skills employers are looking for in the next generation of team members.

So parents, if you’re looking for a way to empower your children to become confident, self-reliant, young entrepreneurs, encourage them to get out there and start a lemonade stand of their very own this summer.

Visit www.TheViewMorganHill.com for a behind the scenes look at our Lemonade Stand photo shoot Pictured: Alyssa Ross, Ryan Ross, Jadin Mantiply & Jordan Mantiply Photo Credit: J A M Photography Props: Jake Duke Studios

Temecula Strings

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rad Bohn is on a mission to do something he says has never done before here in Temecula—to create a high level youth symphony and choir. “We’ve come in at the perfect time to create something like this… it’s a beautiful thing,” says Brad, the founder and director of Temecula Strings.

In November 2012, Brad relocated with his wife Camille and their five children from New Mexico to Temecula for a job opportunity. They were surprised to find there was not a high caliber musical program dedicated to classical arts. “This is a great community and we love it, and yet this level of excellence in this field is not here, especially in orchestra,” says Camille.

When Brad’s new job fell through just two months after their arrival, they were devastated.

However, it would begin a journey for the Bohn’s they could never imagine. “I think we are meant to be here and we are meant do this. It’s been a journey and it’s been amazing,” reflects Camille.

Brad went back to his musical roots and turned to something he has loved since he was a child—classical music. In April 2013, he began Temecula Strings dedicated to providing Temecula’s youth with musical expression at the highest level of excellence. “A symphony is string instruments combined with woodwinds, combined with brass, combined with percussions; 120 instruments playing at the same time. It’s music that creates the most amazing music on earth. That is culture.”

Brad knows how musical arts can impact a child’s confidence. He first discovered the violin after watching a Sesame Street episode that showcased world renowned violinist Itzhak Perlma when he was just six years old. His mother enrolled him in lessons and he has been playing ever since, even scoring a music scholarship at the University of Texas where he went on to earn a music education degree.

He said mastering the violin, gave him confidence in other areas of his life. “If I could play the violin, I’m smart enough to do that, then I smart enough to do this.” He sees the same in the students he teaches. “They gain this self confidence that gets them excited about who they are.”

He also says the parents’ love it. “They see their kid’s ability and desire to be an amazing… some of these kids are practicing two hours a day.”

In just over a year, Temecula Strings, which is based out of the Bohn’s Morgan Hill home, is expanding rapidly and hitting high notes in the community. They offer group classes, orchestra and private lessons in the areas of violin, viola, cello, bass, guitar and piano as well as choral instruction.

Brad has big expectations for the talented pool of students in his program. He hopes his students will play in Carnegie Hall one day, but for now, they are happy performing all over Southern California including hometown Temecula. Temecula Strings has performed in more than 10 performances including the Old Town 4th of July Parade, the Temecula Mall Promenade Christmas Lighting event and St. Jeanne’s 800 seat auditorium.

“Music is the center of our family, this is what we do,” says Camille. For the Bohn’s , they are happy to have gone back to their roots and now lay their roots in a town they love; “This is a great little pocket of happiness.”

Pictured: The Bohn Family If you would like to learn more about Temecula Strings, visit www.temeculastrings.com or call 951-710-4330.

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Must Have Apps For Summer

By our fave Trend Setter Amber Sayas “Daily Workouts� By: Daily Workouts Apps, LLC has created a great app to keep you on track. With workout spanning from 5 – 30 minutes and 95 different workouts, you better believe this beach body will stay in shape.

“Key Ring� By: Mobestream Media Never carry plastic or paper loyalty, membership, library cards or coupons again!

With Key Ring you can: Add Your Cards: Loyalty, Gift, Library and Membership cards are all welcome in Key Ring Weekly Sales: Browse weekly sales right on your phone for over 160 retailers! Coupons ~ 60,000 coupons available for over 13,000 businesses (exclusive to Key Ring via Coupon Clipper Magazine) Join New Programs: Enroll in new loyalty programs and get rewarded Create Lists: Create shopping lists that you can share with family and friends. BLACK FRIDAY DEALS for over 160 major retailers!

“Bob Books #1� By Bob Books Publications LLC Numurous awards one for this app including Winner 2011 Editor’s Choice Award, Children’s Technology Review. Bob Books Reading Magic will show your child how to: Make the connection between letters and sounds.

Sound out simple words. Spell the words they’ve read. So if you feel like woking on reading this summer, this is your go too app! “Starfall ABCs� By: Starfall Education, LLC This app lets little ones see, hear, and interact with letters and sounds in words, sentences, and games. They learn to recognize letters and develop skills that will ensure they become confident leaders. If your looking for a fun app to help your little one learn, definitely try this one!

For those on the go and no time to sit poolside to read a book, try listing to one instead. “OverDrive Media Console – Library�

By: OverDrive Inc. has literally brought the public library to your fingertips. Enter in your library of choice and start checking out your summer reads. I love this app because it lets me check out audio book and e-books all free of charge!

“Out of Milk� by: Capigami, Inc Well, this is a grocery-shopping list. This is a pretty handy app to have.

Create a shopping list and it could be shared with anyone thru the cloud, email or thru the app itself. It also shows the local ads for those who dare to try extreme couponing.

“Grove Book�By Dot Graphics This by far is my favorite app on this list. For just $2.99 a month you including shipping and processing, Groovebook will send you a beautiful 4.5� x 6.5� photo book each month. The photos will be perforated for easy removal so you can share with your friends and family, and they include the location and date the pictures were taken. What better way to get all thoses summer photos off your phone and into a photo album.

Last but not least a game that can do the brain some good. “Fit Brains Trainer� by: Rosetta Stone Canada has kept my brain on point! It’s games help to enhance memory, problem solving and so much more. Talk about a hidden learning assignment

For Temeculans, the sweet life is about to get a bit sweeter, with the soon to be opened Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt store—and this isn’t any ordinary frozen yogurt shop. “It’s very interactive‌it’s not just come grab yogurt and run,â€? says owner Heather Maloney who will oversee the shop with her husband Jerry. “The thing that is really awesome about Menchie’s is the experience you get when you come in. We have chalkboard for kids to draw on, balloons, stickers, color pages, and we have a character named Menchie.â€?

The Maloney’s first discovered Menchie’s when they were on a frozen yogurt outing with their two sons in San Diego County. They were so impressed by the business, quality yogurt, and fun experience; they decided to open a store in their hometown Temecula. “It’s a great family town and we thought Menchie’s would be an awesome thing to bring to Temecula,� says Heather.

Beyond the colorful and vibrant environment, Heather says the frozen yogurt will make you smile. The store will have 14 rotating yogurt flavors, over 50 topping options- including fresh fruit and dry toppings, 4 syrups and even marshmallow crème. “What makes Menchie’s unique is that the yogurt is a wonderful product. It’s all hormone free, it’s kosher, and there’s lots of dietary options: sugar free, gluten free, dairy free for people with dietary restrictions.

The yogurt is proprietary; they only make the yogurt for Menchie’s,� says Heather.

The store will also offer birthday parties and “community outreach will be bigâ€? says Heather. They plan on offering school and sport fundraising opportunities. Heather states, “We are definitely going to be part of this community‌ we live here and this is our town.â€?

Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt store is set to open mid-July and will kick off with a weeklong grand opening extravaganbuy one get one za. The store is located in the Redhawk bring your friends to mix and chill!

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Summertime is Here!

By Lindsay Bingham RN.,BSN

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lthough some of us aren’t packing school lunches and planning our school night dinners, we are heading out to the park, the beach, the pool, or work! Wherever it is that you’re packing a meal “to go” for, you always have the option of making it healthy! By no means does “healthy” mean it can’t also be fun and tasty! The choices we make when packing our meals “to go,” have a definite impact on our calorie and nutrient totals for the week. Here are a few tips that you might find handy as you put together your sack lunch or dinner!

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Look for breads and snacks that contain “100% WHOLE GRAINS.” Be skeptical, and do further reading if you don’t see “100%.” Sometimes these products only contain a small amount of whole grains. There are many crackers, chips, pretzels, etc… to choose from! If you feel like dipping… consider some humus or dips made from Greek yogurt.

COLOR! Let your kids participate in choosing fresh fruits and vegetables to fill your cart with all the colors of the rainbow. Next, actually eat them! By taking just a few minutes to actually wash and cut the fruit and vegetables when you get home from the store, you will increase the chance that you will actually grab them for a snack! Slice peppers, mushrooms, cucumbers, strawberries, oranges, apples, etc… and it makes for a handy “to go” snack once placed in a container or plastic bag! PS- these items “dip” well too.

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Everybody needs some crunch! We already talked about those crunchy whole grain options, but don’t forget about items such as nuts, seeds, popcorn, and granola. Many crisp vegetables can also satisfy this need!

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Don’t forget about the protein! Protein is considered a “macronutrient,” and there’s a good reason for it! The body NEEDS protein to perform several functions, and to grow and repair many of the tissues and chemicals in our body. However, not all proteins are created equal! Look to fill your protein requirement by choosing from lean meats (white, skinless meat), seafood, eggs (hard -boiled for “on the go!”), beans (also high in fiber), and many dairy products, such as yogurt, milk, and cheese. Red meat is okay every now and then, just make sure you’re choosing the lean beef and do your heart a favor!

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So whether you’re packing your own meal, or enjoying it at a restaurant, keep these few tips and mind and feel confident that there are ALWAYS healthy options… you just have to tell yourself to choose them!

Homemade Bouquet

By Melissa McCabe Navaroli

There is nothing more beautiful than a homemade flower bouquet to liven up a kitchen, bathroom, or home office. The summer is the best time of the year to find lovely long-stemmed blooms that are vase worthy. While roses are an obvious choice, there are a number of other perennial flowers that have long sturdy stems perfect for cutting. Here are some perennials that make for excellent cut flowers.

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hite: Daisies make beautiful long lasting cut flowers. Some varieties, like Alaska, can get over 3’ tall. Other varieties like Double Lespider are fluffy and fringed. Daisies tend to last longer in a vase than other perennial flowers do – some for up to two weeks!

ink: Dianthus (from the Carnation family) makes for a fragrant addition to the landscape and bouquets. There are several pink varieties ranging from the soft pink Candy Floss to the neon pink of Neon Star.

ed: A colorful summer beauty, the Daylily comes in a variety of heights, sizes, and shades. Cranberry Baby is a repeat flowering dwarf red variety that is not too large to fit in a vase. Ruby Spider is an extra-large flower variety that can fill a vase all on its own.

range: Gerber daisies come in an array of colors but none are as bright and cheery as the oranges. From soft apricot to fiery flame, they are all striking. The Drakensberg series of Gerbers is the first series that can be grown outside of a greenhouse. They are hardy and handle Morgan Hill’s heat beautifully.

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ellow: Coreopsis grandiflora is typically found in shades of gold and yellow. Solana Gold Sphere is my favorite because it looks like a Marigold. They form tight spheres that resemble little sunshines. They add a unique texture to cut flower arrangements.

urple: Pincushion Flowers bloom all through the summer (and into the fall, winter and spring!). They come in various shades of purple and blue.

Sitting on top of a long slender stem is a flower that looks like it is filled with pins. In the garden, they attract butterflies. In a vase, they attract attention!

Melissa McCabe Navaroli of McCabes Nursey & Landscape Construction A family owned and operated business that has been serving the Temecula Valley since 2002

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BOBA TIME! Meet Charlie Wang, the 23 year old owner and operator of Tea Time—a boba tea house in Temecula. Yes, Charlie is just 23 and for those who don’t know boba, you may not want to miss out any longer on this refreshing Taiwanese drink.

Like many twenty-somethings, Charlie Wang was figuring out what he would like to do in life. “I tried a lot of different things, I flew for a while; I wanted to be a pilot.” But it was after a missed college enrollment deadline, that Charlie would change course. Not wanting to stand idle waiting for the next semester, he went full throttle and took over Tea Time. He is modest about his youthful beginnings stating, “A lot of things fell into place almost perfectly that this was able to happen. By no means was this some miracle feat of Bill Gates-esque genius.”

Charlie says it was his family that helped propel him forward in the business world. His father and mother, both successful business owners, have guided him as he enters his fifth month running Tea Time. Even at a young age, Charlie had a business savvy mind, having car washes with his friends when he was just seven.“We would find a secluded corner and wash people cars. We

didn’t know what we were doing. I guess people would pay the $5 because they thought we were cute.”

Now with Tea Time to run, Charlie went back to his cultural roots to bring forth the best boba tea experience in town. “They are everywhere in Taiwan. It’s a street food there.” Charlie learned boba not in Taiwan, but in American cities he grew up in. “My social life really revolved around hopping around from boba place to boba place.”

So what is boba? Sipped through an oversize straw, boba pops up to give drinkers a little extra delight in their refreshment.

“It’s a Taiwanese drink. They [boba] are little balls of tapioca starch made from Casanova root. They are very delicately sweetened. They are very chewy, something to play with while you are drinking. They are just kind of fun,” explains Charlie.

Tea Time offers many beverages including Taro, Honeydew Slush, Fresh Avocado Slush, Milk Teas, Thai teas and more. In addition to boba, other toppings include fresh fruit and egg pudding. “Our variety ensures that anyone can find something they like,” says Charlie. In addition, Tea Time serves small plates and snacks including Taiwanese style popcorn chicken and pot stickers.

You can find Charlie behind the counter on most days but maintains that it is “a family effort” as his brother Jessy also helps out at the store. Charlie loves his customers and they come from all over Temecula, and as far away as San Diego and Lake Elsinore. “We are really well received and I guess drinking all the boba helped out.”

Tea Time is located at 31333 Temecula Parkway (in the Temecula Creek Center, across from Rancho Christian School).

Check It Out...

Patricia Eggers 951-302-4800

New Location 32467 Temecula Parkway F-102 (Inside Sola Salon Suites #10) Temecula CA 92592

Temecula Library-Purrfect Juggling Show 10:30am

July 9th

Temecula Library-Clint Perry and the BooHoo Crew& Animals Too. 10:30am

July 4th

Family Fun/Fireworks- Ronald Reagan Sports Park 2pm-10pm http://temeculaevents.org/4thofjulyfireworks/

Justin Cameron 951 972 6997 Justin@JMCStoneandTileCare.com

July 2nd

*Tile and Grout Cleaning * Crack and chip repairs *Grout re Coloring * Licensed and Insured *Stone Honing, polishing and Restoration * BBB, Yelp, and Angie’s List *Stone Cleaning and Sealing *Granite counter cleaning, sealing, and polishing

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July 4th 4th of July Parade - Old Town Temecula 10am *Morgan Hill’s Showbiz Kids will walk in the parade http://temeculaevents.org/4thofjulyparade/

July 9th

Morgan Hill HOA Meeting @ 6:30pm *Morgan Hill Residents only

July 11-13 19th Annual Pechanga Pow Wow

www.pechanga.com July 26th

July 31st

Buzz Campbell and Hot Rod Lincoln http://temeculaevents.org/sunsetconcerts/ *Morgan Hill Resident Buzz Campbell!

Aug. 13th

First Day of School TVUSD

Aug. 13th

Morgan Hill HOA Meeting @ 6:30pm *Morgan Hill Residents only

Aug.16th

Movie in the Park- Cloudy with a chance of Meatballs 2 Madigan Park in Morgan Hill @ Dusk

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Business Directory

H & R Block Original Pancake House Temecula McCabe’s Nursery Ruben & Bibi Gonzales Realtors Temecula Mail Center Law Office of Andrea K Shoup J A M P hotography Streetlight Manor Debra Ann Brown Realtor

SERVICES

RETAIL

Miss Edna’s Daycare 33845 Sattui St Temecula Ca 92592 951 302 5066

LaTausha Chambers, Independent Scentsy Consultant. Tel: 951-241-6500 www.Taushachambers.scentsy.us Email: taushaordermyscent@gmail.com

J A M Photography Children & Family Photographer 858 212 6051 Stephanie@jamphotographystudio.com

Proud Morgan Hill resident Streetlight Manor www.Streetlightmanor.com

www.jamphotographystudio.com Law Office of Andrea K Shoup 951 961 0683 Andrea@shouplegal.com www.ShoupLegal.com

Post your business listing here For just $25 per month!

H&R Block Tax Services 951 302 8655 33195 Temecula Pkwy #3C

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RESTAURANTS Original Pancake House Temecula 951 296 9016 41377 Margarita Rd

LANDSCAPING

Temecula Mail Center 951 303 3005 USPS Mail, FedEx, Copy,Fax, Mailbox Rental, Packing Supplies & Boxes

McCabe’s Nursery 951 694 5384 www.mccabeslandscapeconstruction.com

REALTORS

BEAUTY

Ruben & Bibi Gonzales Realtors 951 587 2042 www.RubenAndBibi.com Debra Ann Brown Realtor 909 851 3982 DebraAnnBrownsells4U@gmail.com

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The Beauty Studio Patricia Eggers 951 302 4800 32467 Temecula Pkwy #F-102

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