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Local commencement ceremonies celebrate graduates

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Lake Elsinore City Council members pulled two of 13 Consent Calendar items for further discussion, including one regarding the construction of a new housing development at its June 8 meeting. see page A-2

Local Learn about Temecula historical Post Oﬃce locations Rebecca Marshall Farnbach SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

In part one of a series, learn about the history of the Post Office, including John Magee’s general store on the Southern Emigrant Trail, also known as the Butterfield Trail, the first Temecula Post Office established in 1859. see page A-3

Elsinore High School graduate Victoria Gates waves to her family in the stands as she takes her seat with her peers during the class of 2021 graduation ceremony. See more graduates starting on page C-1. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo

Baseball players overcome challenges to enjoy the game

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Diane A. Rhodes SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

The pandemic restrictions of the past year caused a lot of anxiety and distress for many, but baseball players for the Menifee Valley Little League Challenger Division were especially hard hit. Families with special needs children used the outlet as more than a way for their children to keep physically active. The socialization they experienced by being part of a team is what parents say has been the home run of their involvement with the organization. Amy Ross-Frahn became the Challenger Division Representative about 10 years ago to enable children and adults ages four and older with physical, mental and developmental challenges to enjoy the game of baseball, regardless of any challenges they may face. There is no charge for registration

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Hemet City Council calls for special election to ﬁll District 4 seat after court annuls previous election Tony Ault STAFF WRITER

The court-ordered annulment of Hemet City Mayor Pro Tem Joe Males’ November 2020 election led the council to call for a special election to fill his open seat in November or earlier. The decision was made by the four remaining council members following a heated and sometimes emotional discussion at the June 8 meeting whether he should be appointed back on the council that night. The discussion, whether Males should be appointed to council immediately, was led by Mayor Karlee Meyer. The four council members, Meyer, Linda Krupa, Russ Brown and Malcolm Lilienthal, responded. The discussion followed many residents from Males’ former District 4 and others who, one by

one, took the speaker’s podium to encourage the council to act that night to appoint Males back to the council. The city attorney explained that the council has the option to either appoint someone qualiﬁed to the vacant seat in the next few weeks to ﬁll Males’ term that will expire before a new election is held. The attorney said the council must decide by July 29 or before, or a special election or scheduled consolidated election is held in the county or state. The debate opened with Krupa expressing her view that the city should choose Males’ replacement after all those interested applied and were interviewed one by one by an ad hoc committee before being selected for appointment. The council was told to do so or inform the Riverside County Registrar of Voters a special election needs to see ELECTION, page A-6

Pictured in an oﬃcial city photo, Joe Males, former Hemet City council member for District 4 will run to ﬁll that seat after a court annulled the November 2020 election. Valley News/Courtesy photo

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Lake Elsinore City Council voices concern over new housing development Diane A. Rhodes SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

At its June 8 meeting, Lake Elsinore City Council members pulled two of 13 Consent Calendar items for further discussion. Item No. 6 pulled included a presentation from Community Development Director Karen Brindley regarding the construction of a new housing development. The Planning Commission has approved Planning Application No. 2016-56, known as Running Deer Estates, for the design and construction of 96 single-family, single-story residential units and a variance request for Lot 7 of Tract No. 31957. Public comments, some citing outrage on social media, centered around the fact that current residents who will be most affected by this project did not have any outreach from the developers and could not make their concerns known. Council Member Steve Manos offered to reach out to the developers personally and ask them to keep the community updated. The recommendation to receive and file the notice of decision for the planning application was passed unanimously. The other notice pulled was, Item No. 7, which focused on the Planning Commission’s denial of an application for the construction of a new 5,436 square-foot automated car wash at 31401 Riverside Drive. The private property site currently has two abandoned commercial

buildings that would be demolished for the project. There was some discussion about why the application was denied and it seems that of three present planning commissioners, one made a motion to accept but there was no second to the motion so that is considered a denial of the project. The project’s architect spoke on behalf of the project, via Zoom, stating that due to technical issues all their presentation was not heard but that none of the planning commissioners voted against the project. It failed to get a majority of votes from the three of six planning commissioners who were present. The architect said he felt that per Robert’s Rules of Order, the voting should have been tabled until the next meeting. Since that did not happen, and he felt the project was denied on a technicality, he requested the City Council review documents they have and approve the project. Manos said the reason he pulled the item is because he realized there were no minutes available from the planning commission meeting and he was surprised to see that all the necessary documentation had been completed by the applicant but no decision could be made by planning commission. Manos said he was disappointed that the planning commission could not do its job and didn’t feel the applicant got a fair shake. The two options available to the city council at this point, per the

city’s attorney, are to review and file and accept the planning commission’s denial of the project or pull the item up and conduct a reconsideration of the planning commission’s decision, which would require a noticed public hearing of 10 days. The project falls within Councilmember Natasha Johnson’s district and Councilmember Brian Tisdale said he wanted to hear from her. She said there had been some concern about having four car washes located within a one-mile block of each other. Mayor Robert “Bob” Magee said he was disappointed in the way the situation was handled and felt the system failed the applicant and the council. It was decided that the matter will be heard at the next city council meeting, as that was one of the options given. Magee did not feel it was fair to the applicant to have to file an appeal, at their cost, when the conditional use permit was not actually outright denied by any of the planning commissioners. The vote to reconsider the matter at the June 22 council meeting was unanimous. During public comments, residents came forward to express disappointment about the handling of the recent demolition of the Machado Adobe house. A community member said no notification had been given to residents who might have wanted to see it one last time before it was torn down and felt that it is just one example of how “preservation seems to be lacking on the north end of the

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Victor Hugo Frausto entered into rest May 21, 2021. He was 43 years old when he passed unexpectedly. Victor was born Aug. 14, 1977, in Maravillas, Zacatecas, Mexico. He was the fifth of six children born to Nicolas Frausto Esparza and Victoria Delgadillo Esparza. Victor was 12 years old when he and his family immigrated to the United States, where they settled in Cudahy, California. He attended Nimitz Middle School in Huntington Park and Bell High School in Bell. As a youth, Victor began his apprenticeship in drywall. In 2011, he took a great leap of faith and started his own business, Frausto Wall Systems or FWS. Victor worked successfully in the construction industry for more than 20 years. In 2003, Victor met Araceli Ceja and the couple married May 5, 2006. They welcomed their precious son, Ethan, in 2013. The family settled in the Inland Empire where they lived in Menifee, Murrieta and Temecula. The family would move to Clovis, California in the fall of 2020. Victor was well known for his friendly, welcoming and generous nature. He held a strong sense of compassion and a good sense of humor. He cherished his family and he was a loving husband and a devoted father. Victor Hugo Frausto was a beloved son, sibling, husband and father. He is preceded in death by his parents and survived by his wife and son; his five siblings: Juan, Angelica, Sonia, Roxana and Minerva, and his nephews and nieces. A celebration of life for Victor Hugo Frausto will be held on Saturday, June 26, 2021, at 11 a.m. at Cornerstone Community Church located at 34570 Monte Vista Drive in Wildomar, California. A GoFundMe account has been set up to assist the family at https:// www.gofundme.com/f/help-withvictors-passing-expenses.

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Temecula’s Post Office locations, one through seven

Rebecca Marshall Farnbach SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

John Magee’s general store on the Southern Emigrant Trail, also known as the Butterfield Trail, was the location of our first Temecula Post Office in 1859. It was south of the Temecula Creek and a little east of today’s Vail Headquarters in a place no longer visible in a housing tract. Temecula’s most famous artist, Ralph Love, sketched what was believed to be the Magee Store post office, but his drawing in fact shows John Magee’s second store which was located farther along the road to San Diego on land that is now in Pechanga’s Journey Golf Course. That building was never a post office and is now reduced to two walls of adobe that are preserved nicely by Pechanga. I believe a sketch by a German traveler named Edward Vischer may show the actual first post office of Temecula. His drawing shows small gatherings of Native people and travelers by a rustic cabin and is labeled “Sunday morning near Indian Village of Temecola.” He noted his visit was in 1866. In the background we see his depiction of the pass that leads toward Fallbrook on today’s Interstate 15, which would have been visible as such from John Magee’s first store where the post office was located. The Temecula Post Office was the first one established in what would later become Riverside County. Louis Rouen, a multilingual emigrant from Belgium, was appointed postmaster by President James Buchanan. Mail

was delivered by the Butterfield Overland Mail to John Magee’s store from April 22, 1859, until Civil War disturbances ended mail delivery and the post office closed Nov. 12, 1862. Regular mail delivery to Temecula was resumed in 1870 when President Ulysses S. Grant appointed Louis Wolf as postmaster. Wolf, also multilingual, was born in the Alsace-Lorraine region on the boundary of France and Germany. He housed the post office in the second location, within his general store now known as the Wolf Store. The second Temecula Post Office building is still standing at Vail Headquarters and is presently home to the Press Espresso coffee shop. During this time, men like Francisco Ramidz brought the mail from San Bernardino and San Jacinto in saddlebags by horseback and then spent the night at the Wolf Store hotel before heading up to Julian. Samuel Hackett drove a mail stage from San Diego to Temecula three times a week, changing horses every 20 miles. He also stayed in a hotel room at the Wolf Store before turning back to San Diego. Our third Post Office location indicates the change of mail delivery from horseback or wagon to train. For a few months of 1883 that post office was in the temporary Temecula Train Depot located near the present-day intersection of Winchester and Diaz Road. Later that year, mail was routed to the train depot at Pujol and Main streets. Finally, in 1885, the Temecula Post Office was put into a building designed for that purpose. Macedonia “Mac” Machado built the structure now known as The Public House restaurant on Main Street and President Chester A. Arthur appointed him as postmaster. I believe that building is the oldest standing structure in Old Town Temecula, after serving in many capacities, including hair salon, carpet shop and deli. Records are somewhat sketchy, but it appears that the Wolf and

John Magee’s general store on the Southern Emigrant Trail, also known as the Butterfield Trail, was the location of the first Temecula Post Office in 1869 from this artist Ralph Love sketch. Valley News/ C our t esy p h ot os

Following the Civil War, regular mail delivery to Temecula resumed in 1870 when President Ulysses S. Grant appointed Louis Wolf as postmaster. Wolf housed the post office in the second location, within his general store now known as the Wolf Store.

Machado Store structure that stood at the location of today’s 1909 restaurant was the next to house the Temecula Post Office. It appears that Louis Wolf was again postmaster. This changed in 1887 when the Temecula Post Office moved to its sixth location in the lobby of the Welty Hotel, now called Hotel

Temecula. Hatty Welty was appointed postmaster by President Grover Cleveland. She was one of the Weltys’ seven daughters. After eight years, the Weltys moved the post office to their home across the street from the Welty Hotel. The Welty home was the seventh post office location. It sat where Pennypickle’s Work-

shop - the Temecula Children’s Museum is now. The location of the Temecula Post Office continued to move several more times before it found a permanent home. Another article will reveal familiar structures in Old Town Temecula that served that purpose. Stay tuned!

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City of Hemet fails to renew Valley-Wide contract

The James Simpson Community Center in Hemet will remain closed for the time being, after the City chose not to renew its management contract with Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District. Valley News/ D i ane R h od es p h ot o

Diane A. Rhodes SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

Hemet officials will not be renewing a contract with ValleyWide Recreation and Park District to manage the James Simpson Community Center. Effective July 1, the city will no longer partner with the district that has rented rooms to clubs, nonprofits and community members since 2013. While the city’s website states providing recreational programming and services is valuable and critically important for residents “to connect and engage with one another at the city-owned commu-

nity center,” it will remain closed. Like many other facilities, the Simpson Center was shuttered last spring due to COVID-19 restrictions. The city cites that during this time, it received reports of alleged accessibility concerns under the Americans with Disabilities Act. “The city is committed to providing accessible programs, services and facilities for people with disabilities and has begun a process for studying and addressing these concerns at the Simpson Center,” a statement on the city’s website states. “This process of evaluation has already started and will continue through the re-

mainder of this year, and for this reason, the city is focusing on a speedy evaluation of accessibility concerns. As a result of the review and analysis being conducted by the City, the current agreement with Valley-Wide Recreation will not be renewed beginning on July 1, 2021.” Hemet City Manager Christopher Lopez said a variety of specific compliance issues at the Simpson Center were brought to the city’s attention in March 2021 based on complaints involving allegations against Valley-Wide. Although closed to the public during the pandemic, the city continued to incur and pay for costs to maintain the property. In a letter to Hemet’s Interim Public Works director Lynn Merrill, written by Valley-Wide’s Special District Supervisor James Salvador, a meeting was requested to discuss these items and the roles and responsibilities of each agency. “Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District appreciates our continued partnership with the City of Hemet and jointly working together to serve the Hemet community,” Salvador wrote in the letter dated March 19, 2021. “We understand the city engaged the services of Disability Access Consultants to perform an accessibility survey of the Simpson Center.” He went on to say that the District would like to meet with the city to discuss the remediation

of certain items at the Simpson Center and included reports related to the conditions at the facility with the letter. Most of the complaints brought forth involved the restrooms throughout the center’s multiple buildings, citing noncompliant heights of soap dispensers and toilet paper, sanitary toilet seat covers and paper towel dispensers. There were some parking space issues also noted that involved curb heights, space lengths and gutter slopes. Lopez said the city council made the decision not to renew the agreement with Valley-Wide and is currently waiting on additional guidance from the state specific to the reopening of its community venues. “In the meantime, the Library is open to the community on a limited basis and individuals may reach out to the library staff at (951) 765-2440 for opportunities to partner,” Lopez said. Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District General Manager Dean Wetter said his team will continue to support healthy lifestyles in the community and focus their energy on reopening all of Valley-Wide’s recreational facilities. Currently, all outdoor venues are operating, and indoor facilities are watching mandates to hopefully reopen in mid-June. “We are honored by the support we have endeared from the City of Hemet and our residents; and we are enthused by the city’s plans to

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Two people were displaced June 10, when a single-family home caught fire in Temecula. The non-injury blaze was reported at 5:54 a.m. in the 44600 block of Arbor Lane and continued burning for about 25 minutes, according to the Riverside County Fire Department. Five engine crews responded and encountered smoke and fire visible from outside the home. Firefighters were able to contain the blaze to a single bedroom. American Red Cross personnel were requested to assist two adults who had been displaced. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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evaluate some improvements to the (Simpson) Center taking place now and throughout the remainder of 2021,” Wetter said. “We are happy that we were able to assist the City of Hemet in managing the Center for this duration. The true spirit of partnership is having two government agencies help each other and work together to provide for its community in times of need and I feel like we were able to do just that.” To save more than $100,000 annually, city officials turned over operations of the Hemet-owned Simpson Center to the YMCA of Riverside City and Riverside County in early 2011. This partnership left many residents unhappy because there was a membership fee attached to attending any programs offered by the Y. A couple of months after the YMCA filed for bankruptcy in January 2013, Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District signed an agreement to run Hemet’s community center, offering many free and fee-based classes plus meeting space for clubs and nonprofit groups. Mariana Rosen taught cooking classes at the Simpson Center for seven years before the pandemic’s shutdown. Although she lives just 10 minutes from the venue, she doesn’t anticipate that moving to a new location will be a problem for her or any of her students. As an independent fitness instructor, Sue Bouk started meeting with her groups at the Simpson Center when Valley-Wide took over its management. Classes met there five days a week until she needed to find a larger facility. “I believe Valley-Wide did a very good job of running it,” Bouk said. “Having it open was an asset to the senior community; they had a lot of activities going on.” The Hemet-resident said she liked the Simpson Center because it was centrally located and close to her home. “The staff was very friendly to me and my students,” Bouk said. “It was always considered to me to be my backup in case things didn’t work where I moved my classes to.” Some of the classes and groups that used the neighborhood center and other Valley-Wide managed facilities had to change how they met during the pandemic and will continue to meet remotely for the time being. Still others may move to the Valle Vista Community Center in Hemet or rooms available at Valley-Wide’s Regional Park and Sport Center in San Jacinto. On its website, the city says that it “values and appreciates the partnership and effort put forth by Valley-Wide Recreation in coordinating community programming for the City of Hemet. The city and Valley-Wide Recreation look forward to our continued partnership to better serve our residents. We will keep the community apprised of the expected reopening timelines as we evaluate the needs at the Center.” For more information, www. hemetca.gov/SimpsonCenter or Office of the City Manager at (951) 754-2301.

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LOCAL ELECTION f r om p ag e A - 1 be held. The notification has to be made on or by July 9 if it is to be held before the regular Nov. 2 election or the April 2022 election. Lilienthal wants Males appointed. Lilienthal led the discussion recalling his election was held at the same time Males’ nomination was on the ballot in another district. He said he understood and agreed to the reason the court judge annulled the candidate’s election, but said, “I see an individual who is honest and has a significant amount of integrity and I think that accounts for something in America. We live off of integrity and we live with it at least in the backgrounds of our minds and the responsibility of it, you know?” Lilienthal explained his motives to run for government before and in that process, saw that Males’ heart was in helping the city. “He was a man who just wanted to be right and obviously made a mistake and now I don’t think we should penalize him like we’re all perfect or something,” he said, pointing out some city laws were outdated and needed revision. He concluded, “I would like to make a motion that we appoint Joe Males back on the council.” Applause from the audience followed his motion. Mayor Meyer seconded the motion allowing further discussion. Krupa faces jeers from crowd. Attention then focused on Krupa when she spoke. “This isn’t about Joe Males’ dedication to the community ... he does do a wonderful job,” she said, adding, “This is a question about following the law.” With that statement came some jeers from the audience. Krupa turned and angrily looked at those jeering in the audience.

“You know something? I didn’t make a noise with you all there ... give me the same satisfaction of you sitting there listening to me. This is America. I have as much right to speak and say my opinion just as you and I never once interrupted anybody on him (Lilienthal), even though I disagree with him,” Krupa said. Krupa said it has to do with everybody following the same rules when they get elected. The rules set for those seeking election, she said, were not a small or technical matter. Krupa said Males made a mistake. “He didn’t get his paperwork done in time therefore the judge vacated the election,” Krupa said. “I am not going to condemn a man for making a mistake, by not doing his homework. But he is no longer a council member.” Call for more applications, process. Krupa said the council had to call a special election or appoint a new council member in the past and decided before making an appointment it should be open to anyone who wanted the job and they would have to fill out an application and submit to interviews with the remaining council members before an appointment was made. “This process works. If Mr. Males wants to apply ... he obviously has qualified at this point and he is a resident and a registered voter,” she said. “So, I am in favor of going through the process. We have had many special meetings this year so just a few more in the next few weeks before getting to the registrar is possible. I am for a process.”

these meetings,” he said. “We all should be afforded the courtesy of no catcalls, no moans and groans when we offer our comments.” He said they (the council) listened quietly with their comments but, “Some I agreed with. Some I didn’t.” Brown said he saw what he thought were exaggerations or distortions of fact and that it was not a personal issue about Joe Males. “I am a person that understands and respects the law,” Brown said, explaining his many years of being in law enforcement. “It is important we follow the rule of law.” He said he stayed out of the earlier legal matter concerning Joe Males because he did not want to talk to the other members of the council about it because he believed it would be a violation of the Brown Act. Before giving his opinion on Males’ suggested appointment he cited how so many people in today’s world choose to ignore the law. “People seem to do whatever they want to do.” With that statement he continued saying, he believed in the application process because he did that himself before being appointed to the council seat before his actual election. “I think that based on past practices and precedent , I am all in favor of passing our past and precedent by establishing a process,” Brown said. “I am not an advocate that we wait. I think that is far too long for District 4 to be unrepresented to have a special election in November.” Brown said he would favor having the candidate apply for the job and be interviewed as in the past.

Brown takes stand for law. Brown took the discussion next. He said he agreed with Krupa on her stand for keeping the law. “All of us are bound by Resolution 4545, proper civil decorum at

Meyer responds with questions. Meyer came back questioning the facts about needing a process to choose a candidate other than by immediate appointment.

“The city should be glad that Joe Males is not Karlee Meyer, because if she (referring to herself) went by what was posted on the city website about filing for candidacy, she would have cited the city for obstruction .. I would be suing the city.” Her statement brought more applause. She recalled and told Brown and Krupa that Males won the election, although the violation in processing was already in a lawsuit and yet the District 4 voters still elected him. “If we decided to ignore the voters – I want to know, how are we encouraging the next guy who wants to run for office that is not a professional politician to trust the city,” she said. “To trust the instruction that comes from the city clerk’s office. That’s a big deal.” She told the other council members there were other violations in past elections that were ignored by the voters. She named one incident concerning former councilwoman Bonnie Wright who resigned leaving District 4 with an open seat. That brought more applause from the audience. “I want you to be quiet,” she told the onlookers in the audience. Questions Measure U balance “The outcome of the Measure U balance wouldn’t be there if the voters had considered the violation,” Meyer said, adding that Wright admitted she came back before they voted to approve the measure. “Everyone knew about that.” Brown retorted he did not know or research the matter before applying for the open seat, but still applied for the seat. But he said he believed the question was posed to the city attorney at that time and remained unresolved. He said it might have been revisited at that time. Meyer then called for a roll call

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vote to appoint Males to his past position on the council. The vote was split, with Meyer and Lilienthal voting yes, and Brown and Krupa casting no votes and causing the motion to fail as a result. Brown, following the vote, made a motion to appoint the replacement for Males by using the application process and setting a date for interviews after which a new council member could be appointed. Liliienthal said he wanted to have an election instead and made a substitute motion to go to a special election. It was seconded by Brown who said he would withdraw his initial motion. Lilienthal asked if the interviews could be made without the identity of the candidate being known. The question was answered saying it would be almost impossible to do such a thing by Meyer and the city attorney. With that, the mayor called for a vote on the Lilienthal motion. A Special Election called. The motion to call for a special election was then approved by all the council members bringing applause from the audience. The request will be forwarded to the Registrar. The council, on a motion to make Lilienthal the next Mayor Pro Tem, was approved by a 4-0 vote. Males sure to seek appointment. Following the vote and after the meeting adjourned, Males was outside with residents and a reporter and when asked said, “Yes, for sure I will make an application.” Council and onlookers said he was certainly qualified. The cost of the special election, according to the Riverside County Registrar of Voter’s office, would be between $33,000 and $40,000 when it is set by the county or state.

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BASEBALL f r om p ag e A - 1 and each player receives a full uniform. The players are teamed with a “buddy” that assists them during the game, if needed. When Ross-Frahn moved to Menifee, she had two sons who played baseball and were signed up to play with for the Menifee Valley Little League. She and her husband have since had a daughter. Although her children did not have special needs, she learned the league’s Challenger Division was facing its final season. “The woman running it, moved on,” Ross-Frahn said. “I joined the (MVLL) board of directors and decided in 2011 we needed to start the division up again. I brought it to the board and the president at the time said he would back me 100% on whatever needed to be done.” Ross-Frahn started spreading the word and went to each school to advertise it and soon started the division again with 12 players. The league invited players from Canyon Lake, Lake Elsinore, Menifee, Murrieta, Temecula, Temescal Canyon and Wildomar. Before COVID-19 shutting things down, the division was experiencing its biggest season ever with nearly 100 players on its six teams. Current season Dodgers’ coach Nick Bradley said he was looking for some activities for his son Logan, now 11, who is on the Autism Spectrum, and didn’t find a lot of options until he found Amy on Facebook. “He’s progressed a lot since he started three years ago and he loves coming out for baseball,” Bradley said. “One practice was canceled because of bad weather and he tracked the weather forecast for days afterward to make sure it wouldn’t get canceled again. It really benefits him to be this active.” Logan’s sister Meghan Bradley, who served as catcher for her pitcher father throughout the game, plays travel ball. “I want all these kids to have the same type of life as other children; that’s one reason we haven’t moved out of Menifee,” Bradley said. “We tried soccer and it was not even comparable – there was no commitment (from organizers). This is a night-and-day difference. There is no charge to the kids, everything is provided. This is something this community should be proud of having as it’s helped so many.” There are three coaches for each of the two teams playing this

season, who are also dads of the players, including Angels’ coach Brian Herritt of Hemet. “When they’re here, they aren’t kids with special needs – they’re baseball players,” Herritt said. “Before COVID-19 we had involvement from Storm players and local high school ballplayers, and I think the experience was more rewarding for them than it was for ‘my’ kids. I know when I’m out here, all my problems and stress go away.” Herritt considers all team members to be “his” children even though he only has one official player – his son, Brian Jr., 18, who is on the Autism Spectrum. His daughter, Izzy, enjoys being a peer buddy to any player on the team. “Being part of this really makes my day better,” Izzy said. “It gives me a more positive outlook and I’ve learned how to talk to people with other disabilities which helps me at school.” She said as a buddy to Tristen Guidi, she has watched his growth from being part of the team. “He didn’t talk at all in the beginning and now he has secret handshakes he does, and he poses with other people; it’s amazing to see the improvements he has had,” Izzy, 12, said. Tristen’s mother, Jennifer Guidi, said her son joined the league eight years ago. At first, he couldn’t hit the ball but now he hits every pitch. She said as a parent of a special needs’ child, inclusion is most important but finding a safe and healthy way to get good exercise is also important. Mario Flores began coaching three seasons ago after starting out as a helping parent. His two sons, Eduardo and Evan, are on the team and he said they all love the sport. “The kids look forward to coming and getting out on the field,” he said. Carson Little, 17, joined the league four years ago and enjoys being around the other children and the coaches. “He always wants to play and calls this the ‘Big Day’ when we come to the field,” his father Richard Little said. “He loves when the fans cheer for the kids. We love the fact this program goes the extra mile for these kids. They put a big thing together on Mother’s Day where the kids presented their moms with roses. It was really nice.” Nicole Little said her son likes being part of a team with all the

camaraderie and that having to stay home during the pandemic was a big disappointment social-wise. He is the youngest of four children and was diagnosed with Coffin-Sirus Syndrome, a rare genetic disorder. “He thrives in this – it helps him progress,” Nicole said. Cindy Lee’s son Aidan is playing for the first time. “He loves baseball,” she said. “His cousin played baseball into college and he’s been around it his whole life. He loves coming because he’s been isolated. He says he likes seeing his friends and playing baseball – it has definitely helped him mentally through COVID. He feels valued and that makes me feel good. Everyone is very patient with him, and we all support each other.” Ross-Frahn said that she has come to learn over the years that parents who have a special needs child often question why someone who doesn’t have a child with special needs would put together this type of program. She said for most of the children, it is their first experience with something like this so when they catch a ball or get their jersey, their smiles are endless and that makes it so rewarding. “That is why I continue to do it,” Ross-Frahn said. “My main reason for starting it though, was in memory of my oldest daughter, Allison, who passed away in 1992. She passed of Meningococcal Meningitis at the age of 20 months old. Had she survived, she would have been severely disabled due to possible limb loss and she would have been a special needs child. So, when I see these players on the field doing something they love, it brings her closer to me each time. She is always with me and I know she watches over this division.” The players seem to enjoy all aspects of the game, from fielding to being at bat and running the bases. “I like it when I hit the ball,” Aidan Lee said. Carson Little, 17, likes “playing with my friends and hitting the ball.” Micah Escarzaga likes catching and throwing. One former player transitioned into regular Little League and one became a bat boy for the Lake Elsinore Storm but all learn lifelong lessons that will make a difference in their lives, according to Herritt who said families are close outside of the teams and have been able to help each other in many ways throughout the year. As the division’s representative, Ross-Frahn is responsible for

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strive to win. But win or lose I will always do my best.” Practices and games are held at Centennial Park’s baseball diamond in Menifee. Ross-Frahn worked hard for many years to get the teams its own field and last year it was designated by the City of Menifee as the division’s official field and she couldn’t be more excited. The current spring season, which began in February and ended June 12, featured only two teams but Ross-Frahn is confident that the fall season will be much larger with involvement from local high schools and the community so it can grow back to being the major league it was pre-pandemic. Fall season starts in August and ends in November. On the roster for the Angels were Genesis Arroyo, Juan Carrillo, Jonathan Christian, Eli Cordova, Lily Fisher, Eduardo Flores, Evan Flores, Tristen Guidi, Brian Herritt Jr., Aidan Lee, Carson Little, Kruz Webb and Benjamin Zimmer. Dodgers were Logan Bradley, Aiden Dalesandro, Micah Escarzaga, Elyse Gingrich, Cody Haehn, Isaiah Hinojos, Abraham “AJ” Iqueda, Ryan Jones, Adrian Monje, Matthew Radovcich, Ryan Russo, Autumn Schreiber and Liam Spallino. “I love what I do for my players,” Ross-Frahn said. “The smiles when they hit the ball, or run to first base; the bond they develop with the peer buddies, the excitement when they hear their name as they come up to bat, watching them wave to their parents in the stands. All of it.” For more information, mvllchallengers@yahoo.com or on Facebook at Challenger Division MVLL.

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‘First Pour’ lays foundation for MSJC’s new stadium project in Menifee More than 30 large concrete trucks rumbled onto Mt. San Jacinto College’s Menifee Valley Campus on June 10, pouring concrete for the foundation of the stadium at the MSJC Athletics & Kinesiology Complex. The $41 million project, which broke ground March 23, will feature a 5,000-seat stadium and field house, softball field and sand volleyball courts. The site is scheduled to host games and other events as early as Fall 2022. “This first pour is a milestone. We are finally able to see the longawaited stadium materialize. This complex will provide the community with a game-changing venue that will not only host our games and graduation ceremonies, but also fundraisers and other events with our community partners,” Dr. Roger Schultz, MSJC Superintendent/President, said. “I can’t wait to welcome the community

to our beautiful Athletics & Kinesiology Complex next year.” Construction firm Balfour Beatty and architecture firm BakerNowicki Design Studio are leading the project. The concrete trucks poured more than 300 yards - or 1.2 million pounds - of concrete for the north side of the stadium. Once complete, about 3 million pounds of concrete will be used to create the foundation for the 30,722-square-foot stadium. The college district’s 2014 voter-approved Measure AA, a $295 million facilities bond, is funding the construction of the stadium, which will also include large classrooms, faculty offices, fitness/weight rooms, lockers, team rooms and a press box. Measure AA also funded renovations of a Menifee Valley Campus building into a new Student Center, which opens this fall; and,

along with matching state funds, is funding the construction of Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM) buildings at the San Jacinto and Menifee Valley campuses in the next few years; funded the purchase of the Temecula Valley Campus that will open to students this fall; and funded other improvements at each of the district’s four campus locations. Mt. San Jacinto College serves about 27,000 students in a district covering 1,700 square miles from the San Gorgonio Pass to Temecula, with campuses in San Jacinto, Menifee, Banning and Temecula. MSJC awarded a record-breaking 3,848 degrees and certificates to 2,173 graduates on May 27, 2021. Submitted by Mt. San Jacinto College.

Crews at Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) on Thursday, June 10, poured concrete for the stadium portion of its $41 million MSJC Athletics & Kinesiology Complex at the Menifee Valley Campus. The project will feature a 5,000-seat stadium and field house, softball field and sand volleyball courts. Valley News/ M S JC p h ot o

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1965 plane wreck may have been found in California lake The Associated Press SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

A small plane that crashed into a Northern California lake with four people aboard after a midair collision 56 years ago may have been found by underwater surveying technology. The discovery was made in drought-shrunken Folsom Lake when technicians Tyler Atkinson and Jeff Riley of Seafloor Systems were recently testing sonar technology, CBS Sacramento reported Saturday. “I saw something that was not normal,” Atkinson told the station. Imagery resembled the Piper Comanche 250 that crashed on

New Year’s Day in 1965 after colliding with another small plane that was able to land at an airport. Remains of the Piper pilot were recovered at the time but the bodies of the three passengers were not found. A local newspaper account at the time said divers had to work strictly by feel in murky water and weather turned bad, with winds and waves, www.sfgate. com reported. Authorities have not said whether the new information will prompt a new investigation, according to the website. The lake, 25 miles east of Sacramento, is currently at just 37% of capacity due to drought.

Scripps opens Medical Center San Marcos Clinic; closes Escondido Center City News Service SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

Scripps Health opened Scripps Coastal Medical Center San Marcos Monday, June 14, offering North County residents primary care, radiology, laboratory services and same-day care through Scripps HealthExpress. The Scripps Coastal Medical Center Escondido closed its doors and its providers have relocated to the San Marcos site. “We are excited to offer the entire San Marcos region this convenient primary health care option for the entire family covering all ages and including internal, family medicine and pediatrics,” Dr. Kevin Hirsch, president and CEO of Scripps Coastal Medical Group, said. Medical staffing at the center includes 10 family medicine and internal medicine providers and one pediatrician. A rheumatologist is also seeing patients once a week at the site.

The 14,156-square-foot clinic is located at 111 Campus Way, Suite 301, in the North City district of San Marcos, near Cal State San Marcos. “The city of San Marcos has grown into a health care hub for northern San Diego County, and we are thrilled to welcome Scripps Coastal Medical Center to our new downtown community of North City,” Mayor Rebecca Jones said. “Top quality health care now joins this new, vibrant mixed-use space that is quickly becoming the heart of San Marcos.” Center hours for primary care run from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Scripps HealthExpress sameday clinic is open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends and holidays for patients ages 2 and older with minor, acute injuries and illnesses. Virtual care options also are available seven days a week at MyScripps.org. Appointments can be made by calling (760) 806-5700.

Popular Big Sur trail to reopen after 13-year closure The Associated Press SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

A popular trail in Big Sur flanked by redwood trees that leads down through a gorge to a 60-foot waterfall is set to open to the public this week after a 13-year restoration needed when a wildfire destroyed access to it, officials announced June 14. After a $2 million renovation that fixed bridges, retaining walls, railings, steps and signage, the Pfeiffer Falls Trail will reopen Friday for the public to enjoy, said officials with the California State Parks and Save the Redwoods League, a San Francisco conservation group. Protecting sensitive habitat, California State Parks and Save the Redwoods League officials replaced more than 4,150 square feet (385 square meters) of asphalt and concrete and seven stream crossings, with the newly aligned trail and a 70-foot-long (21-meter-long) pedestrian bridge that spans the Pfeiffer Redwood Creek ravine and offers dramatic views, officials said. The Basin Complex Fire damaged the 0.75-mile (1.2-kilometer) trail, which connects with the Val-

In this photo provided by the Save the Redwoods League, the Pfeiffer Falls Trail in California’s Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park June 1. The popular trail in Big Sur flanked by redwood trees that leads down through a gorge to a 60-foot waterfall will open to the public Friday, June 18, after being closed since 2008 when a wildfire destroyed access to it, officials announced. ( M ax W h i t t ake r / S ave T h e R ed wood s L eag ue vi a A P )

ley View trail to form a 1.5-mile (2.5-kilometer) loop that was the most popular hiking trail in Big Sur before the blaze. A subsequent fire, landslides, and a long closure of Highway 1 delayed the renovation and long-awaited reopening, officials said.

“This challenging project, 12 years in the making, is a testament to the great and enduring partnership between Save the Redwoods League and California State Parks,” Jess Inwood, senior parks program manager for Save the Redwoods League, said.

Hollywood Park partners with Live Nation on new performance venue City News Service SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

Hollywood Park announced a multi-year agreement June 14, for Live Nation to manage bookings at a 6,000-seat performance theater opening this summer adjacent to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood. The theater is part of the nearly 300-acre sports and entertainment destination at Hollywood Park being developed by Los Angeles Rams owner Stan Kroenke. “The Performance Venue at Hollywood Park is a sophisticated, intimate venue that will host a wide range of world-class events, includ-

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ent for California, said. “Alongside Hollywood Park, we plan to make this a must-visit live entertainment venue and we can’t wait to unveil what is in store for this unique space.” The Performance Venue will be able to operate independently or in tandem with the stadium and plaza for larger events and can be configured to house three different crowd capacities, creating settings for events at 3,400 and 4,400 or full capacity at 6,000 seats. It is designed so that the farthest seat in the house is just 164 feet away from the stage, officials said. Featuring a skydeck, interior and exterior balconies, and a two-story Kaynemaile chandelier, the theater also features six luxury boxes, a 1,200-square-foot premium backof-house hospitality space with adjacent dressing rooms, and a 3,500-square-foot private club with 140 premium seats.

Helicopter rescue team hoists injured rock climber to safety City News Service SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

A Riverside sheriff’s rescue helicopter hoisted a rock climber with an ankle injury off a ridge near Idyllwild, authorities said Sunday, June 13. The injury was reported Saturday afternoon near a boulder known to rock climbers as “Fingertrip” in the Mt. San Jacinto

State Park, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. Authorities said the man “had a possibly broken ankle” after falling 15 feet and was rescued from a hard-to-reach spot at an elevation of about 7,300 feet. The mountain climber was flown to awaiting paramedics at a nearby U.S. Forest Service base for further treatment.

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NATO leaders declare China a global security challenge Aamer Madhani, Jonathan Lemire and Lorne Cook THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

NATO leaders declared China a constant security challenge and said the Chinese are working to undermine global order Monday, June 14, a message in sync with President Joe Biden’s efforts to get allies to speak out with a more unified voice against China’s trade, military and human rights practices. In a summit statement, the leaders said that China’s goals and “assertive behavior present systemic challenges to the rules-based international order and to areas relevant to alliance security.” While the 30 heads of state and government avoided calling China a rival, they expressed concern about what they said were its “coercive policies,” the opaque ways it is modernizing its armed forces and its use of disinformation. They called on Beijing to uphold its international commitments and to act responsibly in the international system. Biden, who arrived at the summit after three days of consulting with Group of Seven allies in England, pushed for the G-7 communique there that called out what it said were forced labor practices and other human rights violations impacting Uyghur Muslims and other ethnic minorities in the western Xinjiang province. The president said he was satisfied with the communique, although differences remain among the allies about how

to forcefully criticize Beijing. Biden has also used his eight-day trip to Europe to urge allies to work more closely in pressing Russian President Vladimir Putin over his government’s treatment of political dissidents and to do more to stem cyber attacks originating from Russia that have targeted private companies and governments around the globe. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is an alliance of European and North American countries formed after World War II as a bulwark against Russian aggression. The new Brussels communique states plainly that the NATO nations “will engage China with a view to defending the security interests of the alliance.” But as Biden, faced with the G-7 communique, some allies bristled at the NATO effort to speak out on China. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said NATO’s decision to name China as a threat “shouldn’t be overstated” because Beijing, like Russia, is also a partner in some areas. China is Germany’s top trading partner and is heavily dependent on Russia in fulfilling the country’s energy needs. Merkel noted that “when you look at the cyber threats, the hybrid threats, when you look at the cooperation between Russia and China, you can’t just ignore China.” But she added that it was important to “find the right balance” as China is also a partner on many issues.

“I think it’s very important, just like we do in Russia, to always make the offer of political discussions, political discourse, in order to come up with solutions,” Merkel said. “But where there are threats, and I said they’re in the hybrid field too, then as NATO you have to be prepared.” France’s President Emmanuel Macron urged the alliance not to let China distract it from what he saw as more pressing issues facing NATO, including the fight against terrorism and security issues related to Russia. “I think it is very important not to scatter our efforts and not to have biases in our relation to China,” Macron said. The Chinese Embassy to the United Kingdom Monday issued a statement saying the G-7 communique “deliberately slandered China and arbitrarily interfered in China’s internal affairs,” and exposed the “sinister intentions of a few countries, such as the United States.” There was no immediate reaction from the Chinese government to the new NATO statement. Shortly after arriving at the alliance’s headquarters for the first NATO summit of his presidency, Biden sat down with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and underscored the U.S. commitment to Article 5 of the alliance charter, which spells out that an attack on one member is an attack on all and is to be met with a collective response. “Article 5 we take as a sacred

obligation,” Biden said. “I want NATO to know America is there.” It was a sharp shift in tone from the past four years, when Trump complained that it allowed for “global freeloading” countries to spend less on military defense at the expense of the U.S. Biden was greeted by fellow leaders with warmth and even a bit of relief. Belgium Prime Minister Alexander de Croo said Biden’s presence “emphasizes the renewal of the transatlantic partnership.” Trump routinely berated other NATO countries for not spending enough on defense and even threatened to pull the U.S. out of the world’s biggest security organization and even questioned the mutual defense provision of the NATO charter, a central tenet of the alliance. The alliance also updated Article 5 to offer greater clarity on how the alliance should react to major cyber-attacks – a matter of growing concern amid hacks targeting the U.S. government and businesses around the globe by Russia-based hackers. Beyond extending the potential use of the Article 5 mutual defense clause to space, the leaders also broadened the definition of what might constitute such an attack in cyberspace, in a warning to any adversary that might use constant low-level attacks as a tactic. The organization declared in 2014 that a cyber-attack could be met by a collective response by all

30 member countries, but Monday they said that “the impact of significant malicious cumulative cyber activities might, in certain circumstances, be considered as amounting to an armed attack.” The president started his day meeting with leaders of the Baltic states on NATO’s eastern flank as well as separate meetings with leaders of Poland and Romania to discuss the threat posed by Russia and the recent air piracy in Belarus, according to the White House. Biden’s itinerary in Europe has been shaped so that he would first gather with G-7 leaders and then with NATO allies in Brussels before his much-anticipated meeting with Putin in Geneva Wednesday. Biden met Monday evening with Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on the summit sidelines. Biden has known Erdogan for years, but their relationship has frequently been contentious. Biden, during his campaign, drew ire from Turkish officials after he described Erdogan as an “autocrat.” In April, Biden infuriated Ankara by declaring that the Ottoman-era mass killing and deportations of Armenians was “genocide” – a term that U.S. presidents have avoided using. In a brief exchange with reporters, Biden described it as a “very good meeting.” He and Erdogan met privately before being joined by other officials. They spent more than an hour together in total. Associated Press writers Frank Jordans, Sylvie Corbet and Zeke Miller contributed to this story.

Israel swears in new coalition, ending Netanyahu’s long rule Josef Federman THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Israel’s parliament narrowly approved a new coalition government, ending the historic 12-year rule of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday, June 13. Naftali Bennett, a millionaire former high-tech entrepreneur and former ally of Netanyahu turned rival, became prime minister after the 60-59 vote. Promising to try to heal a divided nation, Bennett will preside over a diverse and fragile coalition of eight parties with deep ideological differences. But the 71-year-old Netanyahu made clear he has no intention of exiting the political stage. “If it is destined for us to be in the opposition, we will do it with our backs straight until we topple this dangerous government and return to lead the country,” he said. The vote, capping a stormy parliamentary session, ended a two-year cycle of political paralysis and four deadlocked elections. To his supporters, Netanyahu is a global statesman uniquely capable of leading the country through its many security challenges. But to his critics, he has become a polarizing and autocratic leader who used divide-and-rule tactics to

aggravate the many rifts in Israeli society. Those include tensions between Jews and Arabs, and within the Jewish majority between his religious and nationalist base and his more secular and dovish opponents. President Joe Biden quickly congratulated the new government. “I look forward to working with Prime Minister Bennett to strengthen all aspects of the close and enduring relationship between our two nations,” he said in a statement. He said his administration is fully committed to working with the new government “to advance security, stability and peace for Israelis, Palestinians, and people throughout the broader region.” Bennett’s office said he later spoke by phone with Biden, thanking him for his warm wishes and longstanding commitment to Israel’s security. The leaders agreed to consult closely on all matters related to regional security, including Iran, the White House said, adding that Biden said his administration intends to work closely with the Israeli government on advancing peace, security and prosperity for Israelis and Palestinians. Much of the Israeli opposition to

Netanyahu was personal. Three of the eight parties in the new government, including Bennett’s Yamina, are headed by former Netanyahu allies who share his hard-line ideology but had deep personal disputes with him. Bennett, 49, is a former chief of staff to Netanyahu whose small party is popular with religious Jews and West Bank settlers. As he addressed the raucous debate, he was repeatedly heckled and shouted down by Netanyahu’s supporters. Some were removed from the chamber. Bennett, an observant Jew, noted the Jewish people twice lost their homeland in biblical times due to bitter infighting. “This time, at the decisive moment, we have taken responsibility,” he said. “To continue on in this way -- more elections, more hatred, more vitriolic posts on Facebook -- is just not an option. Therefore we stopped the train, a moment before it barreled into the abyss.” The new Cabinet met briefly, and Bennett recited a prayer for new beginnings and said it was time to mend rifts. “Citizens of Israel are all looking to us now, and the burden of proof is upon us,” Bennett said.

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A 45-year-old man suspected of pretending to be a law enforcement officer and making a traffic stop near Murrieta was freed last week on a $35,000 bond. Ryan Lee Meeker of San Jacinto was arrested and booked into the Byrd Detention Center in Murrieta Wednesday, June 9, on suspicion of impersonating a peace officer and child endangerment. He posted bail within a few hours and was released from custody. According to the California Highway Patrol, about 1 p.m. Monday, Meeker was driving his Ford F-150 on an unincorporated road in French Valley and allegedly signaled the driver of a sedan to pull over, using a seemingly authentic red-and-blue light bar mounted on the front of the pickup, as well as activating a police siren. The woman, whose identity was not disclosed, complied and stopped on the roadside. However, she quickly realized after taking a closer look at Meeker, his vehicle and the child in the passenger seat

that he was not a police officer, according to Officer Mike Lassig. She fled the location and contacted the CHP, supplying investigators with videotape from her car’s dashboard camera, Lassig said. “The CHP was able to identify the suspect, his vehicle and his residence,” Lassig said. A search warrant was obtained and served at Meeker’s home on Lori Ann Street about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. “His vehicle was found equipped with red-and-blue lights in the grille, red-and-blue lights on the rear window, and a siren,” Lassig said. “Other items seized were two handguns, an additional light bar, a total of four badges marked ‘security’ and a gun belt.” The suspect was taken into custody without a struggle. The child who was in his pickup at the time of the alleged traffic stop was not identified. Lassig said other motorists may have been targeted, and anyone with information was urged to contact the CHP Temecula office at (951) 506-2000.

Palestinian state, made little mention of the Palestinians beyond threatening a tough response to violence. He also vowed, like Netanyahu, to oppose U.S.-led efforts to restore the international nuclear accord with Iran. “Israel will not allow Iran to arm itself with nuclear weapons,” he said. “Israel is not party to the agreement and will maintain full freedom to act.” But he also thanked Biden for his support of Israel. “My government will make an effort to deepen and nurture relations with our friends in both parties -- bipartisan,” Bennett said. “If there are disputes, we will manage them with fundamental trust and mutual respect.” In the opposition, Netanyahu remains head of the largest party in parliament. The new coalition is a patchwork of small and midsize parties that could collapse if any of its members decide to bolt. Bennett’s party, for instance, holds just six seats in the 120-seat parliament. Yohanan Plesner, president of the Israel Democracy Institute, a nonpartisan think tank, said the new government will likely be more stable than it appears.

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The millionaire former hightech entrepreneur faces a tough test maintaining an unwieldy coalition from the political right, left and center. The coalition, including a small Islamist faction that is making history as the first Arab party to sit in a coalition, agree on little beyond their opposition to Netanyahu. They are likely to pursue a modest agenda that seeks to reduce tensions with the Palestinians and maintain good relations with the U.S. without launching any major initiatives. “We will forge forward on that which we agree -- and there is much we agree on, transport, education and so on, and what separates us we will leave to the side,” Bennett said. He also promised a “new page” in relations with Israel’s Arab sector. Israel’s Arab citizens make up about 20% of the population but have suffered from discrimination, poverty and lack of opportunities. Netanyahu has often tried portray Arab politicians as terrorist sympathizers, though he also courted the same Arab party in a failed effort to remain in power after March 23 elections. Bennett, who like Netanyahu opposes the establishment of a

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Murrieta Mesa rolls past Monrovia en route to CIF-SS Division 4 baseball semifinals

Murrieta Mesa baseball players celebrate their CIF Southern Section quarterfinal win over Monrovia Friday, June 11. Valley News/Andrez Imaging Monrovia pitcher, Coleman Mitchell (3), took the loss in the Wildcats quarterfinal eﬀort against the Murrieta Mesa Rams Friday, June 11.

Jhayden Raineri picked up his eighth win of the season, and second win in the CIF Southern Section Division 4 playoﬀs, against Monrovia Friday, June 11, at Murrieta Mesa High School.

Murrieta Mesa’s Lucas Casey is tagged out by Wildcat infielder Shane Peterson (13) during a stolen base attempt.

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The Rams unloaded on Mitchell for nine hits and had at least one in each of the five innings he was on the mound. Murrieta Mesa did not have a single extra-base hit, which was unusual for the hard-hitting Rams, but they used baserunning and situational hitting to move the momentum their way. Murrieta Mesa ended Monrovia’s defensive scoreless streak at 27 innings and pushed the lead to 3-0 in the third inning with a grounder to short on which Monrovia attempted to cut down three runners, but were unable to get any of them, as two runs scored. The Rams blew the game open in the fifth inning, turning four consecutive singles and a Raineri squeeze play into three runs and a five-run lead. Raineri finished

School’s out for summer, but the Murrieta Mesa Rams baseball team still shows up every day for practice, prolonging beach trips and vacations so they can finish what they started when the 2021 season got underway in March. The Southwestern League champions, who are the top-seed in the CIF Southern Section Division 4 playoff brackets, have advanced to the semifinals after taking down a Monrovia team that looked nothing but solid on paper. Murrieta Mesa did what they have done best all season on offense by chipping away at the scoreboard with their steady bats all the while shutting down the opposing offense behind another

solid outing by the Rams No. 1 starter, and utility player, Jhayden Raineri. Raineri went up against Monrovia ace Coleman Mitchell, who had all the numbers leaning his way before the game. Monrovia had shut out seven of its previous eight opponents, including both playoff games and Mitchell’s numbers were impressive at 9-0 with a 0.37 earned run average and a .156 opponents’ batting average. The Murrieta Mesa ace stood his ground and held the Wildcats (21-4) hitless through four innings, before Nathan Thompson slammed a double off the wall on the fly to lead off the fifth. The Wildcats loaded the bases with one out in the inning, but a scary play might have taken the wind out of

their sails. Pinch-hitter Dominic Teneriello hit a hard ground ball at second baseman Aidan Salcedo, but a routine double play became unmistakably non-routine when pinch-runner Jack Zinn failed to get out of the way of a throw by shortstop Carter Garate, which went directly into his face from close range. One run scored, but Raineri acted quickly to recover the ball and throw Sebastian Sanchez out at the plate to end the inning. “It was a scary moment,” Raineri said. “I watched it happen from like 15 feet away and with all the chaos of the play, the potential of there being a bad injury, and the fact that we needed to still get out of the inning, I had to act quickly.”

the four-hitter, striking out seven and walking three over the course of his complete game win. Garate and Colby Moran both had multiple hits for the top-seeded Rams (26-6), who will next play at Rancho Cucamonga in the semifinal round. The winner will move on to the CIF Southern Section Division 4 finals, which will be held on either Friday, June 18, or Saturday, June 19. More info can be found online by visiting www. cifss.org. Photos/sports scores/stats/highlights can be submitted to sports@ reedermedia.com. Stats, standings, results provided by MaxPreps, Gamechanger, local ADs, fans of the game and the Valley News Sports Department.

Elsinore baseball advances to CIF Southern Section Division 6 semifinals JP Raineri SPORTS EDITOR

It was a battle of the Tigers when the Elsinore Tigers ran off with a late lead in their 5-3 victory over the South Pasadena Tigers Friday, June 11. Elsinore was down 3-2 in the top of the sixth inning of their quarterfinal match-up when an error scored two runs. Elsinore allowed South Pasadena to score three runs in the fifth inning, which was led by sophomore Quinn Stirling and senior Noah Teer, who each had RBIs in the inning. Elsinore (18-5, 10-2) got things started in the first inning when Dallas Slayton singled on a 1-1 count, scoring one run. From there, it was a pitcher’s duel through the later innings. Ian Sluder was the winning pitcher for the Tigers of Elsinore. Sluder went two-thirds of an inning, allowing zero runs on one hit and walking one. Josh

The Elsinore Tigers defeated South Pasadena 5-3 in their quarterfinal Valley News/Andrez Imaging match-up Friday, June 11.

McAninch and Logan Farley entered the game out of the bullpen and helped to close out the game in relief. McAninch recorded

the last six outs to earn the save for Elsinore, who were the firstplace team out of the Inland Valley League.

Elsinore will be home to face Aquinas under the lights in the semifinal round of the CIF Southern Section Division 6 baseball Valley News/David Canales photo playoﬀs.

Schroeder took the loss for the South Pasadena Tigers. The pitcher went six innings, allowing four runs on six hits, striking

out five and walking one. Kyle Thoulion started the game for see ELSINORE, page B-3

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Lady Bulldogs reach CIF SS finals: bound for first time since ’13 with 20th win of season Derryl Trujillo INLAND SPORTS SENIOR WRITER

Segerstrom (22-3):1 Hemet (20-6): 3 WP: Long, Kassidy>> CG, 1 Run, 4 Hits, 4 Ks, 3 BB LP: Cabezas, Rebeca>> CG, 3 Runs 9 Hits, 1 K, 1 BB Seeing others experience the joy of playing at Deanna Manning Stadium in a CIF SS softball final is one thing, playing in one yourself is something else. It has been a bit more than eight years since a Bulldog squad played in one themselves. That drought ended Thursday afternoon as No. 9 Hemet scored three unanswered runs to defeat No. 4 Segerstrom 3-1 and advance to next week’s CIF SS D4 championship game against Rosary Academy (20-11) Friday, June 18, at 3:30 p.m. Hemet had a bases loaded situation in their half of the first on two singles and a batter reaching via error but could not punch through. Starting pitcher Kassidy Long led off the inning with a single and was thrown out at home attempting to score on Kaya Ciccone Cozart’s

single for a second out. Chloe Payne reached base on a second Jaguar error of the inning but Abby Lasowski grounded out, ending the threat. Long said, “I knew my defense had my back there late when we put Martinez on intentionally and that they’d come through if a ball was in play. We’ve just been having fun all the way through this run and that’s what we’ll do next week.” The Bulldogs consistently got good barrel to ball against Jaguars’ starter Rebeca Cabezas, who sported an impressive .165 opponents’ batting average coming into last Thursday’s game. However, they didn’t punch through until the fourth inning as Chloe Payne hit a solo shot to center field that probably landed near a previous home run from the Jaguars’ Isabella Martinez (top second) to tie things at 1. Hemet took the lead in their half of the fifth by playing a bit of small ball. Long led off the inning with a double to the left field wall and was moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Brooklyn LaChappa. It

was Payton Priefer who got just enough of an up and in pitch to bloop one over the shortstop’s head and score the go-ahead run. Priefer added, “I feel like seeing the excitement and fun of other teams playing on that field in Irvine is something to strive for ourselves when we get our opportunity next week. It was amazing to hear our crowd cheering us on down that left field line and behind the backstop because when we started there weren’t very many people allowed to watch us.” In the sixth, the Bulldogs added one more long ball for good measure, this one a no-doubter to right field by Lasowski, which put Hemet up 3-1. That was after Long escaped a two on and one out situation in the Jaguars’ sixth created by two walks (one intentionally issued to Martinez) by getting a flyout and ground out. Bulldogs’ coach Jeff Galloway said, “We’re going to keep grinding for seven innings so after the first when we came away emptyhanded that’s what we told them to keep doing. These are blue collar

Hemet Lady Bulldogs advance to the CIF Southern Section D4 softball championship game against Rosary Academy Friday, June 18, at Valley News/ C our t esy p h ot o Deanna Manning Stadium in Irvine.

kids who just come to work and don’t let up until that final out. The routine this week will be just like in 2013 (minus not having to deal with graduation). I want them to take it and enjoy it.” Leading Hitters: Hemet Long>> 2-3/BB Derryl Trujillo can be reached by

email at socaltrekkie@gmail.com. Visit www.maxpreps.com for most local game updates. Photos and sports scores/stats/highlights can be submitted to sports@ reedermedia.com. Stats, standings, results provided by MaxPreps, local ADs, fans of the game and the Valley News Sports Department.

Eagles earn redemption in CIF Southern Section Division 2A girls’ basketball finals Derryl Trujillo CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Almost 15 months ago, the Eisenhower girls’ basketball team fell in a CIF-SS final at Godinez HS in Santa Ana. Last Thursday night in Menifee the Eagles took advantage of a second opportunity by defeating Paloma Valley 75-53 and winning a CIF-SS 2A championship. They are the second area team to fall in a 2020 final and win one in 2021 (Aquinas boys). Ontario Christian looks to complete the trio tomorrow in Newport Beach at Sage Hill. Mya Pierfax had nine early points (two threes) to give Paloma Valley a 14-12 lead after a quarter. About 20 seconds into the second quarter Briana Lizardi connected from three-point range and gave Eisenhower a 17-14 lead. Pierfax answered with a three of her own to tie things at 17. From there the Eagles went on a 17-0 run, pushing their lead to 34-17 with 2:35 to intermission. It settled at half with Eisenhower leading 36-21. A senior, Lizardi said about the title, “We were heartbroken leaving Santa Ana last year. But now I got what I wanted and came here for: my ring. I haven’t cried yet, but they’ll be tears of joy this time. When she (Pierfax) hit that first shot we took it personally (especially me) and got to it

Eisenhower’s Sa’lah Hemingway (23) drives by Paloma Valley’s Christianna Hawkins (21).

Paloma Valley’s Sydney Woodley (2) drives to the basket for a layup during the first half of their CIF championship game.

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defensively.” Sydney Woodley converted a three-point play which closed the gap to 39-24 Eagles (6:33 Q3). Then Eisenhower went on another lengthy run of 15-0 to go up 54-24. Kamaya Middleton highlighted the run with a three-point play where she was knocked to the deck but still converted a jumper. From this point it was a countdown as an

outcome was decided. Eagles coach Antonio Quintero remarked, “Briana took things up another level tonight with the lights at their brightest. Defensively we let the players responsible for guarding Pierfax and Woodley do their own film work and learn their tendencies. We started slow, but never put our heads down and finally got on a roll. I kept saying that

runs are coming and here we are.” In defeat, Lady Wildcats coach Matt Dale said, “We tried to play one-on-one against them far too often and really didn’t execute what we worked on this week. I can live with losing but I don’t feel we represented ourselves well and that’s the worst thing from a basketball perspective.” Derryl Trujillo can be reached by

Former local players help their college teams through NCAA tournament JP Raineri SPORTS EDITOR

With the NCAA Baseball Tournament getting underway over the past two weekends, many of the rosters of the 64 teams competing for a chance to play in Omaha, had some familiar faces. A handful of college players had ties to the Temecula Valley area, which has been a hotbed for baseball talent for many years. Names like Andrew Mosiello, Zach Arnold, Jake Moberg, Chance Hroch, Zach Rodriguez and Ryan “Woody” Hadeen were just some of the local talents that had once showcased their skills on the high school fields in Temecula and Murrieta. NCAA Regional games were scheduled for June 4-7 and consisted of 16 four-team pools with one advancing to the Super Regionals from each pool. One of the more fun matchups for local fans was when University of Oregon pitcher, Andrew Mosiello (Chaparral High School) faced off against Zach Arnold (Great Oak High School) of LSU on ESPN 2. Mosiello got Arnold to ground out twice and had retired 7 batters straight during his first career start for the Ducks. When the dust settled, No. 14 seed Oregon lost to LSU 9-8 in a winner-take-all regional final. Arnold played a huge role for the Tigers this past season hitting .277 with 43 hits in

University of Oregon pitcher, Andrew Mosiello, a former Chaparral Puma, delivers a pitch during a recent outing for the Ducks.

UCLA’s Jake Moberg, who graduated from Vista Murrieta in 2018, hit .297 with 11 hits in 37 at bats for the Bruins in 2021.

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155 at-bats, including 7 home runs with 26 RBIs. The Ducks (39-16) led 7-6 after 7.5 but gave up three runs in the bottom of the eighth to the Tigers (38-23) who staved off elimination four times and beat the Ducks twice to advance to a Super Regional at No. 3 Tennessee this past weekend. Tennessee ousted LSU, 15-6, to clinch its first College World Series berth since 2005. Chance Hroch, a former Vista Murrieta pitching standout, who looked more like Rollie Fingers during the NCAA tournament with his mustache game on point for the Arkansas Razorbacks, gave it all he could with his teammates, but fell to Nebraska in their final game of regional play. Hroch, who

went 8-6 on the season with a 4.15 ERA, was named pitcher of the week in late May by the Big Ten Conference and threw in some big moments during the NCAA tournament. The UCLA Bruins baseball team, which featured Jake Moberg (Vista Murrieta), headed to the Lubbock (Texas) Regional and UC Irvine, which included freshman Ryan “Woody” Hadeen (Temecula Valley) went to the Stanford Regional while UC Santa Barbara, with another former Vista Murrieta standout in sophomore Zach Rodriguez, went on to play in Tucson, Arizona. Hadeen and the UCI Anteaters see NCAA, B - 3

A 2020 graduate from Temecula Valley High School, Ryan “Woody” Hadeen, had 15 hits this season for the UCI Anteaters, who just made their first postseason appearance in seven years.

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Programs to ease the pain of loss available through Hemet Hospice Volunteers Diane A. Rhodes SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

Through its many programs, Hemet Hospice Volunteers nonprofit provides resources for hospice patients and those grieving the loss of a loved one. For more than 40 years, the community-based organization has been there to help in many ways. Its Charitable Care Program is for low-income or uninsured hospice patients being cared for by the group’s nonprofit sister agency, Arbor Hospice. Executive Director Paula Natale said the program allows HHV to provide assistance, free of charge, to enhance the quality of life for hospice patients and families when they need it most, beyond what is covered by traditional health care. “A social worker or nurse from Arbor Hospice, our sister agency that provides the medical hospice care, identifies the charitable care needs for low-income patients and submits a request for assistance; such as those who need temporary care in a facility, private duty caregivers to assist exhausted family caregivers, groceries or hospice care for the uninsured,” Natale said. “Through our Charitable Care Program, we also grant last wishes to those who are facing the end of their lives.” Last wishes are granted as requested and there could be as many as one to three per year. Requests for other services, mostly caregiver respite for family caregivers, averages 10 to 15 per month from Arbor Hospice social workers. Donna Mix, who has been with Hemet Hospice for more than 19 years, serves as its executive assistant/office manager and said she has had family members cared for by Arbor Hospice through the years, who provided “wonderful care.” She said that while some inperson activities had to be curtailed during the COVID-19 pandemic, many services continued such as volunteers making items for special programs and the agency’s annual craft bazaar fundraiser. Natale said she feels fortunate to have such wonderful volunteer crafters who make lap blankets,

hats, scarfs and slippers for hospice patients. Volunteers also sew Memory Bears, made from favorite clothing items such as a favorite shirt or blouse that belonged to a loved one. “The Valley Quilters Guild also supports our agency by making special pillowcases for children who have participated in our Youth Bereavement Program following the loss of a loved one,” Natale said. Mix said that HHV relies on generous support in the form of donations and grants for its freeof-charge programs and services. A recent $10,000 Soboba Foundation grant has been earmarked for the Charitable Care program. “The staff worked remotely, and we were able to continue to process all Charitable Care requests. We are thankful that we have been able to continue our mission throughout the pandemic,” she said. A total of 60 volunteers help in various capacities with three serving as ambassadors who do guest speaking engagements, 22 who work on crafts, 15 who dedicate their time to fundraising and special events, 19 that offer office support, three who work on Memory Bears, two who organize the Walk ’n Talk Support Group and 16 who oversee the youth bereavement program. “Hemet Hospice Volunteers offers bereavement services to those who have experienced the loss of a loved one, including several adult bereavement support groups,” Natale said. “We also provide a youth bereavement program in the Hemet and San Jacinto school districts for elementary, middle and high school age children who are coping with the loss of a parent, grandparent, or sibling as a result of a terminal illness, car accident, sudden unexpected illness or violence.” Longtime volunteer, Gregg Hillis, was involved with the bereavement program from the beginning. In 1981, he became a Hemet Hospice patient care volunteer while working for the Hemet Unified School District as an elementary counselor and later as the Coordinator of Child Welfare and Attendance. Kay Benton, who at the time was Hemet Hospice’s

volunteer coordinator, approached Hillis about starting a children’s bereavement group in local schools. “She was passionate about the need for an opportunity for children to be brought together to learn about the grief process, share their stories and discover they are not alone,” Hillis said. “So often, adults in the family who have lost a loved one receive condolence cards, yet the kids don’t. That program evolved into the present Youth Bereavement Program.” He began co-leading youth bereavement groups with his wife Annette in 2012, after both retired from San Jacinto Unified School District. He said that through his involvement with Hemet Hospice, he has “received more than he gave and learned more than he passed on.” “One of the reasons I am committed to the youth bereavement groups is based on Benjamin Franklin’s statement that the only two sure things in life are death and taxes (grief could be added as the third); it is not lost on me that we provide no instruction nor discussion on any of those three topics in the field of education,” Hillis said. “The group allows young people to discover they are not alone, that it is normal to experience grief in its individually unique fashion, and that there can be lessons learned through the death and grief we all must face.” Giving back instilled Cheryl Tausig is another longtime volunteer who works with the bereavement program. “Having grown up in a minister’s family where giving back was instilled in us at a very early age, I knew that I needed to get into volunteering,” she said. “I ended up volunteering as a Hemet Hospice in-home volunteer for 27 years, three months after moving to Hemet (in 1990).” Ten years ago, following her retirement as a special education teacher, Tausig felt she needed a change and continued volunteering for Hemet Hospice, but this time with children who were grieving the loss of a loved one. “Through the Hemet Hospice Youth Bereavement Program, I was

Riverside County to receive $23 million in federal relief funds City News Service SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced June 10 that Riverside County is among multiple jurisdictions throughout the nation slated to receive millions of dollars in grants designated for states and localities impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. “These grants demonstrate our steadfast commitment to keeping equity at the center of everything we do,” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky said. “They are an impor-

NCAA f r om p ag e B - 2 (40-16) made their first postseason appearance in seven years, but none of the three aforementioned teams could make it to the Super Regionals best-of-three bracket, which took place June 11-14. The switch-hitting freshman infielder hit .294 with 15 hits in 51 at bats for UCI and should see a valuable increase in his role during his sophomore season. Moberg did the best he could with his role this season, hitting .297 with 11 hits in 37 at bats, including 1 homerun, 2 doubles and 10 RBIs. Rodriguez, a freshman for the Gauchos, saw his role deepen greatly as the 2021 ELSINORE f r om p ag e B - 1 Elsinore. The lefty went four innings, allowing zero runs on four hits, striking out four and walking one. Slayton led Elsinore with two hits in four at bats. South Pasadena tallied nine hits in the game. Teer and Stirling each managed multiple hits for South Pasadena. Teer went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead South Pasadena in hits. Elsinore head coach, Matt Mosiello, who is in his first year with the Tigers, is no stranger to the postseason, having led his former Vista Murrieta Broncos to the playoffs in each of his six seasons at the

tant step in our unwavering efforts to strengthen our communities’ readiness for public health emergencies - and to helping everyone in America have equal opportunities for health.” The $23.4 million awarded to the Riverside University Health System is part of a $2.25 billion distribution nationwide, according to HHS. The funding is part of the National Initiative to Address COVID-19 Health Disparities Among Populations at High-Risk & Underserved. California as a whole will receive $195.55 million, officials said. According to the award guide-

lines, recipients must use the money to “improve and increase testing and contact tracing among populations that are higher risk ... including racial and ethnic minority groups and people living in rural communities.” There is also a requirement that funds be applied to programs that improve “capacity and services to prevent and control COVID-19 infection.” The initiative is part of the Coronavirus Response & Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021. More information is available at https://taggs.hhs.gov/coronavirus.

season progressed, along with his bat. Zach hit .348 with 77 hits in 221 at bats, had 7 home runs and led UCSB with 55 RBIs. As of this story going to print, the 2021 College World Series field was nearly set, with six teams already having earned their berths to Omaha and the last two games in super regionals to be contested Monday, June 14. North Carolina State, Texas, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Arizona, and Stanford each won their super regionals to clinch spots in the CWS. All are among the national seeds except North Carolina State, which knocked off top-seeded Arkansas in Game 3 of their super

regional on Sunday. Virginia will face Dallas Baptist Monday in a winner-take-all Game 3 in Columbia, South Carolina, and Mississippi State will meet Notre Dame for a decisive third game in Starkville, Mississippi. For the College World Series, which starts Saturday, June 19, Vanderbilt, Arizona, Stanford, and North Carolina State will be in Bracket 1. Texas, Tennessee, and Monday’s two winners will be in Bracket 2. Game updates can be found at www.ncaa.com. Article contributions made by Craig Johns. JP Raineri can be reached by email at sports@reedermedia.com.

helm. Mosiello is still seeking that first-ever illustrious CIF Southern Section title, but has now taken his Tigers to the semifinals, a feat that he also did in his first season with Vista Murrieta (2013). Elsinore has not had a winning season since 2014, which is also the last time they went to the postseason. The Tigers will have their hands full in the semifinals this week, where they will run up against an Aquinas team that has only lost two games all season. Aquinas was the top seed in the Division 6 brackets and won the Ambassador League title this season going 11-1, falling only to Ontario Christian, 7-4,

back in the middle of May. Their semifinal match-up will take place under the lights in Elsinore early in the week. The winner will move on to the CIF Southern Section finals, which will be held on either Friday, June 18, or Saturday, June 19. More info can be found online by visiting www.cifss.org. JP Raineri can be reached by email at sports@reedermedia.com. Photos/sports scores/stats/highlights can be submitted to sports@ reedermedia.com. Stats, standings, results provided by MaxPreps, Gamechanger, local ADs, fans of the game and the Valley News Sports Department

Hemet Hospice Volunteers are one of 10 nonprofits who benefited from the ninth annual Soboba Foundation Charity Golf Tournament in May. Foundation representatives were on hand to present them with a check. From left, Catherine “Cat” Modesto, Sally Moreno-Lopez, HHV Executive Assistant Donna Mix, Isaiah Vivanco, HHV Executive Director Paula Natale, Antonia Briones-Venegas, Dondi Silvas, Julie Arrietta-Parcero and Daniel Valdez. Valley News/ C ar los P uma I mag e

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able to go into the public schools and facilitate small groups of children, teaching them how to deal with all of the emotions that death brings to the surface,” she said. “About seven years ago, I became the coordinator of this program and I just love it.” Although there are many talented people already working with the bereavement groups, the agency is always recruiting more. In order to work in the program, volunteers must participate in training, complete a criminal background check

and have a tuberculosis test (paid for by Hemet Hospice). While inperson groups stopped, the youth and adult bereavement groups have been held virtually amid COVID-19 restrictions. The organization moved from its Stetson Avenue location to 1600 E. Florida Ave. in Hemet just as the pandemic began in April 2020. The space is set up and ready for occupancy, but staff is still providing services remotely at this time. For more information, www.hemethospice.org or (951)766-9629.

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The City of Menifee is excited to introduce the organization’s first Chief Information Officer, Ron Puccinelli. Ron recently joined the city’s executive team to oversee and direct the expansive technology operations of citywide information systems and services. This new role is essential to implement Menifee’s smart city initiative and to prevent and fight against cybersecurity attack issues that are plaguing many agencies across the nation. In addition, Puccinelli will help develop initiatives to take advantage of recent Federal stimulus funds to expand broadband opportunities to all Menifee residents. Puccinelli comes to Menifee from the City of Fairfield, where he served as Chief Information Officer for nearly three years. He has also worked for the Port of Oakland and the City of Concord, as well as private companies in Northern California in directorlevel positions. His experience in municipal government includes

developing multi-agency publicsafety radio communications systems, computer-aided dispatch and records management systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, digital transformations, and all aspects of developing and leading cybersecurity efforts for multiple municipal agencies. In this new role, Puccinelli plans, manages, oversees, and directs the operations of an expansive variety of network and technology-related needs. His areas of oversight include Geographic Information Systems (GIS), cybersecurity, public safety and communication systems. In addition, he leads engineering and system design services for voice and data telecommunications networks and oversees the operations and maintenance of all components of the city’s computer systems. He will develop and implement the city’s information technology vision and strategic plan. He is also working in partnership with the

city’s Public Information Officer to initiate the city’s first government television channel. Menifee City Manager Armando G. Villa said how pleased he is to welcome Puccinelli to the Menifee team. “The City of Menifee is quickly evolving and having a Chief Information Officer is critical to our organization’s continued growth,” he said. “We value innovation and the addition of Mr. Puccinelli helps ensure we have the most effective and productive technology in place for our staff to work efficiently and our constituents to easily take care of their needs.” The City of Menifee is a dynamic and growing organization, much like the community it serves. To view the City of Menifee’s employment opportunities and to learn more about joining Menifee’s growing team, please visit www.CityofMenifee.us/jobs. Submitted by the City of Menifee.

Alison Sorenson Decker has been named as the new Chief Executive Officer/Chief Unpaid Officer for the Rose Again Foundation, a nonprofit that serves foster infants, children and emancipated

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Administrator Maria Baldovinos. Rhonda Reinke, whose granddaughter Natalie Rose (Shadle) Dixon established the nonprofit eight years ago, had served as CEO since the Foundation’s inception. She will continue serving as a member of its Board of Directors. Rhonda and her husband, Claude, are relocating to Idaho to be near family, including grandchildren and great-grandchildren. “We wish Rhonda and Claude a happy retirement and thank them

both for all they have done to improve the lives of local foster children,” Baldovinos said. “We are also pleased to announce that Shannon Tobias has joined Rose Again Foundation as Vice President of our Board of Directors. Shannon shares the same passion and looks forward to serving foster children in her community.” For more information, www. RoseAgainFoundation.org or (951) 970-2518.

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acknowledgment form did not include an official notary seal. CCL, which is based in Escondido, had the next-lowest bid at $2,156,000. James W. Fowler Company, which is headquartered in the Oregon town of Dallas, had the secondlowest responsive bid and sought $2,329,000. The engineer’s estimate was $2,500,000. The contract stipulates a construction period of 360 calendar days beginning with the notice to proceed, so construction is expected to be complete in July 2022. The Environmental Impact Report covered both phases and was certified in April 2015, so no new environmental statement was necessary. Joe Naiman can be reached by email at jnaiman@reedermedia. com.

The Temecula City Council approved the advertisement for bids of a construction contract to provide sidewalks along 5th Street in Old Town Temecula. The 5-0 vote June 8 approved the plans and specifications for the sidewalks and other improvements, authorized the county’s Department of Public Works to solicit construction contracts, and found the project to be categorically exempt from a California Environmental Quality Act review. The project will provide sidewalks along the north

side of 5th Street from Front Street to Murrieta Creek. The work will also include trees on both sides of 5th Street, rolled curb, full width street pavement grind and overlay, centerline ribbon gutter, signing and striping, street lighting, landscaping, irrigation, and bollards for the road terminus of Murrieta Creek. The engineer’s estimate for the contract is $135,000. Measure S sales tax revenue will be used to provide the funding. The contract will have a duration of 40 working days. Joe Naiman can be reached by email at jnaiman@reedermedia. com.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has called an emergency meeting this week to look into reports of about 500 young people who have received Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines and then experienced myocarditis or pericarditis – two types of heart inflammation. In fact, the CDC Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System database has experienced a huge jump in U.S. deaths related to the vaccines. According to the CDC’s own data, in in the first three months of 2021, the VAERS website recorded over 1,750 deaths due to vaccines in the U.S., but that number is now approaching 6,000. It is widely believed that the database only contains a small percentage of adverse events. It is a self-reporting system, which many people don’t know about. It is also time consuming taking a doctor 2030 minutes to do a report. Many may not think or believe that the event they experienced is related to the vaccine because of the widely spread message that, although it is still in its Phase 3 experimental trials, it is “safe and effective.” If anyone questions that, they are bullied,

called names and censored, even if they are a front-line doctor with years of experience. There have been many reported problems, according to the VAERS database and more in the last five months than what has been reported for 70 vaccines collectively over three decades. See the VAERS graph above. If you have had an illness, health problem and/or symptoms following an immunization with U.S.-licensed vaccines, you can report it at www. vaers.hhs.gov. In Dr. Bret Weinstein’s podcast with Dr. Robert Malone, who is the inventor of mRNA Vaccine technology that is used with Moderna and Pfizer, they discussed the current state of the experimental vaccines and the safe, already tested, and readily available prophylactics and treatments for COVID-19. It was the opinion of the inventor of the mRNA Vaccine technology that we should absolutely not have children or pregnant women being vaccinated, especially since the risk is so low for these age groups. I would encourage everyone to do their own research. Covid is definitely real and can be deadly, but after over a year of data and research, we have Ivermectin and other medicines

that have been safely and effectively used around the world. The vaccine manufacturers aren’t able to get their kazillion dollar vaccines ultimately passed by FDA out of the experimental phase if there is no need for it anymore and there are present cures. If you wonder why there is so much power behind the censoring on social media, that’s part of it. Facebook took down two vaccine injury groups totaling almost 200k because of censorship against the vaccines. Now those people have no voice and suicide is an issue. What Dr. Robert Malone is advocating is open discussion and honest research. As a mother and family member of vaccine injured children, I would encourage everyone to do your own research. Don’t be bullied into doing something that may have long-term complications or death for your loved ones. It may not be worth it. If you are in your 80s and have health issues, that’s one thing, but to subject a 12-year-old to an experimental vaccine with known complications and possibly death is quite another. It’s worth being called “anti-vaxxer” or someone “against science.” Research the science for yourself. Be your own advocate. Ultimately, it’s your body and your responsibility.

The earth is not our trash can What person on earth thinks it is OK to take their drive-thru lunch and throw it out of the car in a parking lot? Every weekend I go to Lowe’s in Temecula to pick up our home project materials and sadly see trash from Cane’s chicken restaurant thrown on the parking lot

from both sides of a car in many parking spaces. There are trash cans outside Cane’s and Lowe’s and the drivers have trash cans at home. The drivers can also put the trash back in the paper bag and store it in the car trunk until they get home! Anything but littering at Lowe’s

or Cane’s or anywhere else. What mindset is this? Maybe hefty tickets for littering should be mailed to the person driving via cameras. Sick of this, M. Howard Fallbrook, Calif.

Providing relief and dignity to terminally ill patients suffering from extreme pain can run into legal and bureaucratic roadblocks. SB 311 (Hueso), bipartisan legislation that recently passed the Senate, may help. SB 311, known as Ryan’s Law, is named for Ryan Bartell, a terminally ill patient in Seattle who found that he was often unconscious because of opioids prescribed by his doctors to deal with his pain. He wanted to spend his remaining time with his 9-year-old son and other family members, so his father had him transferred to a hospital that allowed cannabis use. Within a day, he was alert and relatively pain free. He spent his remaining weeks visiting with friends and family, not in drug-induced sleep. Obviously, many terminally ill patients would prefer to remain awake during their last weeks, but

there’s a problem. While California allows medicinal and recreational use of cannabis, many health care facilities rely on federal funding. Since cannabis is a Schedule 1 controlled substance under federal law, health care facilities allowing its use risk losing federal aid. SB 311 instructs the California Department of Public Health not to enforce prohibitions against cannabis use by terminally ill patients. There is also some indication that federal authorities don’t intend to enforce these prohibitions either. Even so, similar legislation was vetoed by the Governor in 2019, who wrote that health care facilities “must comply with all federal laws in order to receive federal reimbursement…therefore, I begrudgingly veto this bill.” This puts hospitals at odds with federal law – and that can be a big problem. This bill could meet the same fate. I voted for SB 311 when it passed the Assembly Health Committee June 8. Final passage seems likely, but ultimately, the Governor and the federal government will make the final decision about compassionate use of medicinal cannabis by the terminally ill. Assembly Republican Leader Marie Waldron, R-Escondido, represents the 75th Assembly District in the California Legislature, which includes the communities of Bonsall, Escondido, Fallbrook, Hidden Meadows, Pala, Palomar Mountain, Pauma Valley, Rainbow, San Marcos, Temecula, Valley Center and Vista.

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Upcoming Pay Per View Event Tribute to the Kings Boxing Event Saturday, June 19 – 6 p.m. UFC legend Anderson “The Spider” Silva steps into the Main Event against Chaves Jr. Boxing Icons Chavez Sr. and Hector Camacho Jr. square off in the Co-Main Event Upcoming Concerts Pala Casino’s Summer Concert Series, which started this month, features national headliners and world-class tribute acts to deliver

something for everyone. Pala Casino utilizes three electrifying venues for indoor and outdoor performances. New events will continue to be announced throughout the season. Privileges Club members who purchase a ticket can receive $10 back in free slot play. Upcoming events include Wild Child, Friday, June 18, 8 p.m. at the Starlight Theater; Voz de Mando, Saturday, June 19, 8 p.m. at the Starlight Theater; the Delfonics, Saturday, June 19, 8 p.m.

at the Events Center; Wayward Sons (70s and 80s hits), Friday, June 25, 8 p.m. at the Events Center; Rick James’ Original Stone City Band, Saturday, June 26, 8 p.m. at the Starlight Theater; and Los Freddy’s de Arturo Cisneros, Sunday, June 27, 8 p.m. at the Starlight Theater. Pala Casino is committed to Playing It Safe. All shows will have reduced capacity, increased cleaning and additional safety measures. Tickets are on sale now, with

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NOTE: One reason why I didn’t find this movie very scary is that I was on vacation this past weekend and had to settle for watching this movie on television on HBO Max, as opposed to in a theater. The visuals were probably about as scary as they were ever going to be, but the film might have been more exciting with a theater-quality sound system that wasn’t a part of my experience.

I blinked and suddenly the “Conjuring Universe” got up to eight installments. These movies are usually tied together by the inclusion of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga), and always tied together by their love of jump scares and curious decision to include just enough graphic violence to warrant an R rating. Unique to this movie is that the Warrens are more physically involved than usual, and that it comes barely two years after Lor-

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find a haunted totem under the Glatzel house and take it to an expert on the occult (John Noble) who tells them that they’re risking everything by meddling with these forces. They go to the police, who will only take them seriously if Lorraine can use her psychic abilities to solve a missing persons case first. She puts the “real” detectives’ work to shame. Since there’s hardly any of the creepy doll Annabelle or nun-like demon Valek in this movie (the single funniest moment is an offscreen encounter with Annabelle), it has to rely on the charisma and charm of the Warrens to make it the least bit interesting. Wilson and Farmiga put their backs into it, but they can only give so much life to this dull material. Even John Noble, who I loved on “Fringe,” can’t do anything new with his character, which we get in one form or another in all of these movies. If you’re a fan of the Conjuring Universe, you’ll probably like “The Devil Made Me Do It.” You probably won’t love it, because it doesn’t do enough to stand out, but it does hit all your favorite stylistic beats. I don’t generally like these movies, so to me, this

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS If you have an upcoming community event, email it to valleyeditor@reedermedia.com, put “attention events” in the subject line. Readers should call ahead on some listed events for the latest updates. CHILDREN’S EVENTS June 18 to July 6 – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Robert H. Roberts Public Library, Teen image decoding contest, 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula. Call (951) 693-8940 for details. Grades 7 to 12 to participate. Crack a code, win a prize. June 18 to Aug. 6 – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Have You Seen Mr. Green Contest Mr. Green is missing! Every Monday he can be found in a new location in the Kids Library. Can you spot him? Find his location and enter for a chance to win a prize. One entry per child per week. 30600 Pauba Road, Temecula. Call (951) 693-8940 for details. COMMUNITY EVENTS June 18 – 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration at the Diamond Stadium, 500 Diamond Drive, Lake Elsinore. Sponsored by the NAACP to provide the public an opportunity to learn more about the historical significance of Juneteenth and looks to bridge the community in a diverse way through cultural education and healing. There will be activities for all including live music, spoken word, dance, Registration is required and preferred seating is available. For more information contact the City of Lake Elsinore at (951) 674-3124 June 25 – 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Virtual Pride Event with live panels and entertainment. Free, Zoom meeting check for details on Facebook. June 26 – 8 a.m. Help Clean up Lake Elsinore, Wildomar and Canyon Lake. Come together to come together to pick up trash in and around our neighborhoods. You can participate individually, or form a group with friends, family, youth groups, local community groups and more. You can choose when, where and how long you want to participate. Kicks off at the Diamond Stadium Lot B (optional) Sign up at City of Lake Elsinore at (951) 674-3124. June 26 – 7 a.m. Morning walk at Lake Perris lakeshore to learn about the invasive Quagga and Zebra mussels that threaten the waterways and ways to stop them. Presented by Philip Harvey. Bring water and closed-toed shoes. Meet at Hunter’s Lot at 17801 Lake Perris Drive. ONGOING – Temecula’s Summer Concert Series begins June 10 and will run through Aug. 26 at 7 p.m. at the Temecula Amphitheater, 30875 Rancho Vista Road. Pre-registration required. $5 per registration includes up to eight people. Visit www.TemeculaCA. gov/SummerConcerts to see the entire summer concert schedule,

registration requirements and COVID-19 guidelines. ONGOING – If you know a homebound older adult, resources in Menifee are available, including grab and go, cooked and frozen food for pickup, Courtesy Pantry items and meals delivered with no contact. Three days of emergency food can be delivered immediately or restaurant meal delivery for those who don’t qualify for food assistance programs. Call (800) 510-2020 for help. ONGOING – The Riverside County COVID-19 Business Assistance Grant Program is accepting online applications for business grants up to $10,000 at www.rivercobizhelp.org that can be used for employee retention, working capital, protective equipment purchases, rent of mortgage payments and paying vendor notices. Eligible businesses, including nonprofits, must be in Riverside County, with less than 50 employees and a minimum of 1 and operating for at least one-year since March 1. For more information, call Riverside County Business and Community Services at (951) 955-0493. ONGOING – 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Temecula Winchester Swap Meet continues at 33280 Newport Road in Winchester Saturdays and Sundays only. The small local swap meet is only 50 cents for entry, and anyone under age 10 is free admission. No dogs allowed. ONGOING – 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Every Sunday, Murrieta Village Walk Farmers Market is at Village Walk Place in Murrieta. The Sunday morning farmers market at Village Walk Plaza is a place to buy fruits and veggies, gourmet food and crafts. Come to the center in the northwest corner of Kalmia/ Cal Oaks at the Interstate 215 exit in Murrieta. ONGOING – Temecula’s Farmers Markets are offered in Old Town Temecula Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to noon at 4100 Main St. in Temecula; at Promenade Temecula, 40640 Winchester Road, outside JCPenney every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at Vail Headquarters, 32115 Temecula Parkway, every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. In compliance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Riverside County Public Health orders, the farmers markets will be restricted to agriculture products only. Follow the Old Town Temecula Farmers Market on Facebook to stay updated. No pets are allowed. WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS and ANNOUNCEMENTS: June 18 – 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Menifee Moonlight Markets 80s Night Menifee Central Park, 30268 Civic Plaza Drive.Free for family and friends. Fun activities, vendors, Movie and more. For more information visit www.cityofmenifee. us/moonlightmarkets or contact

the Community Services Department at (951) 723-3880. June 18 – 6 p.m. Murrieta Temecula Republican Assembly dinner meeting to discuss the Recall and Election Integrity with Stephen Frank, publisher CAPolicalReview. RSVP: Maria at (951) 551-7626 or email leanza.maria@ verizon.net. Check in at 6 p.m. June 23 – 7 p.m. The Killer Dueling Pianos at the Be Good Temecula, 28636 Old Town Front St. #10. Phone (951) 428-1537. $40 VIP. $25 priority and $10 general admission. June 26 – 5-9 p.m. Celebrate Independence Day at Mt. San Jacinto College, 28237 La Piedra Road, Menifee. Ticket required (one ticket) Call (951) 723-3880 for tickets and information or at cityofmenifee.us/independenceday. June 28 – 7 p.m. Temecula Valley Historical Society presents a program of “Two Women Who Dared.” A free story of two women suffragists who worked toward the passing of the 19th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The story will be presented by Karen Michaud and Bonnie Martland about the two women who help pave the way for women to vote. It will be the first in-person gathering for the Society in over a year at 28314 Mercedes St., Temecula. Questions may be addressed to Rebecca Farnbach at (951) 7756057 or info@temeculahistoricalsociety.org. June 29 – 8:30 - 11:30 a,m. Job-A-Palooza Summer 2021 Job Fair at Menifee Lakes Country Club, 29875 Menifee Lakes Drive, Menifee. Contact (951) 672-1991. Employers contact the Menifee Chamber of Commerce. to register. ONGOING – 5-8 p.m. The City of Temecula Community Services Department hosts ‘Art Off The Walls’ every first Friday, featuring art from a variety of artists exhibiting in multi-genre forms. ‘Art Off The Walls’ is housed exclusively at The Merc, 42051 Main Street, Temecula. ONGOING – The First Fridays art events, in the ambiance of great music and food, are free and offer an exciting opportunity for varied artists to share their work with the community and the many visitors to Temecula. This event is held at The Merc and The Lot on Main located at 42051 Main Street. For more information, call the Community Services Department at (951) 694-6480. Artists apply online 2021 AOTW Application. ONGOING – 8-9 a.m. Attend the city of Wildomar’s Small Business Roundtable on the third Wednesday of each month on Zoom. Register by emailing kdavidson@cityofwildomar.org and put “small business roundtable” in the subject line. ONGOING – Noon to 1 p.m. Attend Murrieta Wildomar Chamber of Commerce’s weekly business briefing via Zoom or

watch live on Facebook every Wednesday. Registration required at https://bit.ly/MWCBizBriefing. The chamber business briefing is an opportunity to hear from city, county and business leaders about current and relevant business information. ONGOING – Everything KETO classes. These interactive step-by-step workshops and classes on Zoom will guide students to begin this new way of eating and learn how to easily steer their decision-making for effective results. For more information and to register, visit www.cityofmenifee. us/register or call (951) 723-3880. ONGOING – Menifee Community Services offers online driver’s education courses with a $21.95 fee. The course includes animated driving scenarios, instructional videos, sample test, licensed instructor available to answer questions, DMV approved certificate of completion with all lectures and exams completed from home. Designed for students and does not include behind-the-wheel instruction or a California driver’s permit. Contact (951) 723-3880 or visit the city of Menifee to register at www. city of menifee.us. ONGOING – 10-11:30 a.m. Michelle’s Place Cancer Resource Center and The Elizabeth Hospice host a virtual support meeting for caregivers every second and fourth week of the month via Zoom. Get helpful tips and learn from others who are also dealing with similar challenges. For more information and to register, contact The Elizabeth Hospice Grief Support Services at (833) 349-2054. ONGOING – Local National Association of Female Entrepreneurs group helps women grow both personally and professionally and meets monthly. Contact Robbie Motter, the NAFE global coordinator, at (951) 255-9200 or rmotter@aol.com for information about future meetings after the coronavirus restrictions are lifted. ONGOING – Hemet/Winchester National Association of Female Entrepreneurs meets monthly. For new meeting dates and destinations, contact director Joan Wakeland at (909) 721-7648 or email Joanewakeland@gmail. com. Lake Elsinore/Murrieta/ Wildomar NAFE also meets each month in Lake Elsinore with director Sandie Fuenty. Call Fuenty at (714) 981-7013 or email sandiesldy@aol.com to learn when meetings will resume. ONGOING – Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous, a free 12step recovery program for anyone suffering from food obsession, overeating, undereating or bulimia, has meetings throughout the U.S. and the world. Contact 781932-6300, or for local meetings, call (925) 321-0170 or visit www. foodaddicts.org. ONGOING – The Murrieta Garden Club meets each month at the Murrieta Community Center, 41810 Juniper St., in Murrieta.

Best of Show winner Announced for 2021 Temecula Art & Street Painting Festival – A Hybrid Event The City of Temecula’s Community Services Department hosted the 2021 Temecula Art & Street Painting Festival – A Hybrid Event from June 1 through June 6. The weeklong event featured 20 Virtual Art Exhibitors on the Vendor Marketplace on the City of Temecula’s website. Over the weekend, 15 pre-registered chalk artists competed for the Best of Show ($100 prize) by chalk painting masterpieces on Main Street pavement just outside of City Hall in Old Town Temecula. Congratulations to AnnJo Droog in Chalk Artist Spot No. 1 for earning the Best of Show title at this year’s festival. To view the winning entry and all 15 Chalk Art Masterpieces, please visit www.

TemeculaCA.gov to link to the City’s flickr photo stream. Temecula Mayor Maryann Edwards said, “We are thrilled to see live, in-person events back in Temecula and especially in the heart of Old Town. Although this was a hybrid event, it is one step closer to experiencing Temecula’s popular special events return to their full capacity. Thank you to all those who participated and shared their artistic talents with all of us and splashing the streets of Old Town Temecula with brilliant colors and uplifting messages.” Community Services Commissioner Kathy Sizemore added “Temecula’s Art & Street Painting Festival is one of many events celebrating beautiful, original artwork

and vibrant imagery. I have had the privilege of attending many art mural unveilings since February 2021 in Sam Hicks Monument Park, and this event is another family favorite. These unique opportunities and events provide local artists with high-profile, public exhibit spaces to showcase their homegrown talents. Visit Old Town Temecula to view them all, or view them online at your leisure on the city’s website.” Stay tuned for more information by following @TemeculaParksAndRec on social media, and visiting www.TemeculaCA.gov regularly for updates. Submitted by the city of Temecula.

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Tahquitz High School graduates Irvin Hernandez and Citialy Rodriguez Soltera proudly hold their earned diplomas at the Hemet school’s commencement ceremony held June 3, before having their photos taken. Valley News/Tony Ault photo

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Great Oak High School Seniors make their way onto the school’s football ﬁeld at the start of the commencement ceremony, Friday, June 4. Valley News/Scott Padgett photo

A banner congratulating Hemet High School graduate Krishna Koka the 2020-2021 senior class Valedictorian at the school’s commencement ceremony June 4 hangs on the Ramona Bowl fence where the event was held. Valley News/Tony Ault photo

Proctor seats seniors from Mountain View High School and Mountain Heights Academy alternative high schools in bleachers before their Class 0f 2020-2021 commencement exercises at San Jacinto’s Tiger Stadium June 9. Valley News/Tony Ault photo

Vista Murrieta High School class of 2021 graduates gather for their graduation ceremony, June 3. Valley News/Shane Gibson photo

Murrieta Valley High School Seniors celebrate their graduation with the traditional tossing of their caps following the school’s graduation ceremony Thursday, June 3.

Elsinore High School class of 2021 graduates gather for their graduation ceremony, June 1.

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A Great Oak High School senior places his had over his heart during the singing of the national anthem at his schools June 4 commencement ceremony.

This high school senior is all smiles while he waits for his name to be called so he can receive his diploma during the June 4 commencement ceremony at Great Oak High School.

A sea of red caps and gowns fills the football field at Great Oak High School during the Valley News/ S cot t P ad g et t p h ot os June 4 commencement ceremony.

This group of Great Oak High School graduates show off their diplomas for the camera following their graduation from the school Friday, June 4.

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Sydney Nicole McDonald Sawyer Henry McGarvey Desiree Maureen McNeil Sofia Elena Melendez Elisa Erin Mendez Jake Thaddeus Merrifield David Meza Dominique Monet Miles Hailee Elizabeth Miller Erica Isabel Miranda Tomas Nittaya Boe Mixay Melanie Ann Malia Mizell Elijah Gabriel Monreal Sheree Ada Montalvo Jibran Monteon Erick Morales Kimberly Gabriela Morales Rodas Sasha Celestial Morrison Janice Gerkaya Alexia Muir Ruby Munoz Haven Murillo Samuel Najera Steven Elias Negrete Xion Lavant Nelson Alexis Alaine Nesdale Diego Nevarez Madison Vy-Anh Ngo Leslie Doan Nguyen Sumaya Mariam Nizami Lincoln Norberg Joseph Omar Nuno Samuel Ochoa Rena Ndidi Okereke Osareme Xeena Modoyinsola Okoegwale Osazele Xella Mojolaolu Okoegwale Isaac Nathaniel Ollarsaba Briana Erin Ortiz Hannah Teresita Oshiro Yulissa Osoria Justin Daniel Pabon Michael Joseph Parks Christian James Pearce Jasper Peng Matthew Miguel Perez Rachel Perez Kathryn Teresa Pergeson Jennie Mai Phuong Pham Aiden Stuart Piscitello Julia Rae Platten Kristen Gianna Ventula Portillo

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Elsinore High School class of 2021 graduates walk to their seats at the start of their graduation ceremony.

Maximo Aceves Vianey Acosta Phoenix Isabelle Acree Trinity Elizabeth Addison Heriberto Agosto Mireya Isabel Aguayo Jomarie Aguilar Ulysses Leo Aguilar Julianna Almazan Jorge Antonio Alonso Nicolas Andres Amador Kalei Rae Anaya Colin Michael Anderson Alondra Andrade Cinthya Guadalupe Aragon Alvarado Kali Raine Arcaris Rodrigo Joel Arellano Alejandra Rubi Arroyo Elyahn Arroyo Luke Asbury Adrian Alfredo Avila Destiny A Avila Ronaldo Avila Domingo Jacob Wayne Baker Stephanie Wha Balangue Ana Graciela Barrios Arana Aylin Barrios Chavez Darlin Eloiza Barrios Martinez Adelaida Barron Andrew Richard Becerra Kyle Nicholas Beckner Taylor James Bedley Trina’i Jalon Bedolla Rey Enrique Beltran Kristian Lai Bendiksen Samuel Martin Bermudez Katrina A Bertine Jessenia Betancourt Saya Giselle Betancourt Abigail Birch Nicole Esperanza Blankenship Ricardo Bojorquez John Matthew Bolton Skylar Victoria Boose Riley Frost Bovee Jesus Alberto Bravo Bravo Kylie Ann Brennan Aspen Sorrell Broadbent Jasmine Grace Brooks Megan Rae Bunch Keala Sage Burke Kevin David Busell Alexis Gabriela Cafaro Michelle Camacho Oscar Camacho Cameron Tracy Campbell Kailee M Carroll Shane D Carroll Bianca Carvajal Amanda Rayelle Cash Valerie Nicole Casler Ismar Castaneda Daniel Andres Castro Antonio Perez Cervantes Jim Ignacio Chang Cardenas Autumn Elizabeth Chase Alina Marie Chavez Sabino Chavez Monroy Christopher Adam Chen Emily Lissette Chew Frederick Douglass Clark Lailoni Nevaeh Concepcion Gavyn M Condit Kirrin Marie Connell Alyssa L Coppick Angel Alejandro Coria Diego Yahir Corona Espinoza Diego Covarrubias Jasmin Cruz Cruz Ryland Edward Cummings Jacob Daren D Annibale Yosra Dababneh Jacob Anthony Daily Juliana Lynne De La Cruz Gabriella Evelyn De La Torre Jared De Los Santos Teresa Jasmine De Los Santos Rigo Alexander Delgado Janee Marie DeRusse Edenilson A Diaz Castro Paulo Gabriel Diaz Quintero Mercy Elizabeth Donovan Cole Matthew Draheim Jonathan Patrick Dwelley Christopher Ruelas Elizalde Amber Saruca Escario Jared Escobar Karen Espinoza Bravo Jessica Elizabeth Espinoza Placencia Cesar O Esquivel Ramirez Samule Raymond Estrada Savalina F Evalu Jayden Drew Ryder Evans Savanna Lynn Evans Gabriel Jackson Ezrilov Logan Austin Farley Allison Grace Farmer David Salvador Fernandez Makenna Renee Ferris Bryan Timothy Flanagan Leah Rachelle Flores Nina Marie Flores Amanda Marie Fortine Jared Joseph Fowler-Sandoval Carlos Franco Plascencia Katana Bailey Fullmer-Chrysler Rylee Furlow Elizabeth Mi Fyfe Kiara Marie Gamez Alexander Garcia

Brandon Armani Garcia Ethan Angelo Garcia Jagis Michael Garcia Yahir Alexis Garcia Alondra Garnica Cardenas Caylee Michelle Garza Victoria Joy Gates Luisa Francisca Gatling Maci Joan Geldbach Jordan Fae Gerstein Paulina Simone Gibbs Angel Jenny Goins Gillian Furn Gonzalez Isaac Ricardo Gonzalez Marc Anthony Gonzalez Yuliana Gonzalez Victor Manuel Gonzalez Valencia Timothy Goodman Pamela Judith Goudy Victor David Granado Christian Jordyn Greene Hunter Andrew Greer Kayla-Starr Struble Guajardo Luis Alberto Gutierrez Lugos Emmanuel Alejandro Guzman Fernanda Guzman Brianna Elizabeth Hafey Yunique Olivia Hall Tatum Noreem Hart Journey Nola Hartfiel Vincent Gabriel Hattersley Aden Martin Heidrich Avriella Christine Hernandez Branden Michael Hernandez Esmeralda Hernandez Josselyn Alondra Hernandez Kasandra Hernandez Leobardo Antonio Hernandez Marissa Mia Hernandez Neftali Hernandez Olivia Grace Hernandez Richard Carlos Hernandez Iliana Herrera Bolanos Jordan Keith Hill Kayla Marie Hoefler Provoost Christiana Alexi Horne Nicholas Adam Houseworth Ian David Howell Shelby Ray Howell William Joseph Hoye Christian James Hunt Angelina Hurst Demitrius Nhan Minh Huynh Valeria Ibanez Castaneda Jeremy Nicen Ignacio Henry Isais Kennedy Summer Jackson Rider Steven Jackson Brianna Lynn Janisse Emma Jara Alexa Lyn Jarnagin Dâ€™Quariun Darriunte Johnson Richard Alexander Johnson Juan Carlos Juarez Salma Amgad Kamel Daysia Marie Kee Benjamin Giordano Keith Marsali A Kerr Rylie Katherine King Kayleigh C Kirkish Jenna Lee Lane Nicole Brookshire Lane Donovan Jeremiah Le Jackson A Leggett Shelby E Leggett Hengpanhaleap Lem Sarah Ann LeMeur Juan Manuel Lopez Lemus Alyssa Jeane Lentz Abraham Noe Leyva Ashanty Mellissa Leyva Samuel Ryan Lipps Jovanny Rafael Lita Jennifer Angelica Llanos Kimberly Lopez Kylie Lee Lopez Darien Chea Ly Aidan P Lynch Jose Luis Magana JR Juana May Manal Javahn Guy Mann Christopher Micheal Marshall Trinity Naomi Martin Joshua J Martinez Ethan Gabriel Matias Amelia Nancy Eileen Mattice-Baribeau Kenneth Andrew Mauro Andrae Charles McCargo Dylan Scott McClain Jeremy Jaden Mejia Logan Michael Mendoza Tori G D Metzger Jonathan Randy Meza Marquez Ayleen Iratze Millan Villanueva Marquez R Mirasol Alina Mavel Montano Jakobe Khalid Montgomery Omar Giovanni Montiel Jacques Ryan Moore Kyle Elie Mouawad Aiden Christian Muniz Alexander Antonio Murillo Glenda Janice Nava Michelle Navarrete Octavio Navarrete Ashlee Navarro Cody Allen Palisoc Navarro Cynthia Kayla Navarro Victoria Kaylanie Navarro Gabriela Berica Nunez

Oscar Damian Nunez Kaela Anne Olsingch Zadid Ortiz Damian Paul Padilla Adrian Paez Yahir Paez Diana Palacios Auston Michael Paterson Carson James Payne Dillon Leo Payne Jaelyn Michelle Pelton Daniel Alejandro Peneyra Robert Omar Perea Roberto Perez Jonathon Perez Aguilar Alexa Renne Perez Dominguez Kylie Raelene Perry Devin Daniel Peters Aaliyah Layla Pettway Veronica Melisa Pita Perez Madeleine Rose Pitcock Maria Ponce Gomez Nyah Lenee Poythress Benjamin William Punzalan Amine Yaha Rafik Anai Ramales Cynthia Ramirez Jahir Ramirez Michelle Ramirez Dylan Robert Rasey Tyler James Reber Royce Joseph Recatto Ranen Alexander Regalado Emily Rose Reinders Abigail Estela Reyes Lira Juan-Luis Reynoso JR Arlene Rivas Savannah Lee Roberson Brandon James Roberts Isaac Alexander Robles Joshua Zachery Robles Valerie Jannett Robles Jennifer Rodriguez Joshua Graham Rodriguez Leticia Rodriguez Mirely Rodriguez Ulises Rodriguez Ethan Jared Rogers Cameron Scott Rohlmeier Carly Marie Rohlmeier Bryan Ulises Romero Julian Alexander Rosales Raul Jonah LeJeune Ruiz III Myles James Ruscher Bella Deanne Rusin Isabella Amelia Ruvalcaba Mustafa Feras Said Alan Cesar Salcedo Daniel Ignacio Sanchez Diego Alonso Sanchez Ivonne Monserrath Sanchez Ryan Alonso Sanchez Aguiar Heidy Stephany Sanchez Ortiz Emma Isabel Sandoval Jadyn Rose Sandoval Carlee Nicole Sanner Jessica Santiago Lopez Emanuel Calvin Xavien Saulsberry Kaleb A Sauve Bryant Anthony Scali Ashley Elizabeth Scibetta Marissa Rose Seguin Jaahed Hamed Shams Shahed Hamed Shams Kody Ronald Shores Jacob A Silva Ryan Jaye Simon Trevor Derik Simpson Tai D Slyter Aaliyah Taylor Smith Alexandria Nicole Smith Nyssa Sotelo Cameron Jack Southwick Brianna Quismorio Steier Francisco De Jesus Sulbaran Medina Caleese Desiree Summers Andrew Ruben Sutherland Nathanial Joseph Sweeney Jordan Tamayo Haylee Elizabeth Tice Yovani Tinoco Kai Dilan Todd Tania Torres Amarilys Delayla Torres Nunez Devyn M Trebesch Alexander Joseph Trigueros Gabriel Enjeru Gerardo Tumang Tierra Ahmari Turnage Taylor Lee Turner Jade Elizabeth Valentine Brianna Marie Van Dusen Marissa Jo Francisca Vasquez Nayeli Ninette Vasquez Sophia Loren Vasquez Desiree Clarise Vazquez Alan Viscarra Alyssa Renee Volker Elizabeth L Wales Katelyn Elizabeth Walker Brandon Albert Wendel Delilah Nichole Westhaver Madison Rose Wiley Amya Nicole Williams Cheyenne D Williams Glenn Boyd Willis Katie Renee Woodward Paul Joshua Robert Woolley Joshua David Young Seth William Zarn

Keith McCarthy Academy Lake Elsinore, CA Elsinore High School class of 2021 graduates receive their diplomas during their graduation ceremony.

Aaron McCray Andy Magdaleno-Garibag Angelica Ambriz Anthony Diamond Arlet Morales Aspyn Bain Aubrie Vanderpoort Avery Rogers Brandon Kenyon Brandon Whisman Chris Williams Christian Walter Dante Fava Douglas Clarke Eduardo Martinez Elias Dominguez Erik Castro Ernestina Hernandez Prado Evelyn Davalos Hana Tadese Hannah Allen

Hannah Plascencia Hayle Henriquez Isabella Rojas Isaiah Palacios Iyanna Orphe Jacob Zambrano Jacori Neal Jaida Kieskowski Jasmine Bean Jasmine Omdahl Javier Romero Jocelyn Felix Sanchez Jonathan Najarro Jo’Onna Moore Jose Villagomez Keilani Hardan Leonardo Vazquez Logan Barr Logan Brown Madison Garnett-Johnston Madison Ishisaka

Madison Schmidt Makaila Bailey Morain Marissa Trueba Melissa Gutierrez Mia Van Pelt Michael Reynoso Montana Guymon Riley Bailargeon Shannon Kight Teagan Lancaster Teresa Stafford Tiffani Saldana Tyleand Green Valeria Hernandez Vanessa Garcia Wyatt Brown Yasmin Lopez Zacary Korman Zachary Wood

24/7 Some family and friends watch the Elsinore High School graduation ceremony from a distance due to limited capacity in an effort to practice social distancing.

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Ortega High School • Lake Elsinore, CA Isaac Acosta Devin Aguilera Aldo Aguirre Valencia Nataly Ahmad Daniel Alatorre Saul Alegria Dylan Allen Octavio Andrade Rivera Jaron Andujo Melany Arizpe Villavicencio Leilani Arnold Felix Arreola Joseph Ayala Aneesa Baez Pablo Baez Devyn Bailey Kyra Balchak-Carlile-Morphew Brenay Barnes Jermaine Barnes Jacob Barnett Sebastien Barragan Ruth Barrera Bailon Evan Barth Matthew Becerra Carlos Bejar Andre Benavidez Karissa Bennett Zachary Bennett Shane Benson Brandon Bernardo Dominic Blumenreich Citlale Botello Castaneda Sherlyn Brambila-Camarillo Tyler Bublitz Jose Buenrostro Melanie Burns Dowane Burrel Diana Busto

Rubi Cabrera Isaiah Canas Victor Cantero Sky Cardenas Mariah Carman McKeown Alizon Carrillo-Anglada Alexia Carvajal Studebaker Izaiah Castillo Jocelynn Castillo Santiago Castillo Samuel Castrejon Jose Centeno Jonathan Cervantes Orionna Chang Alyssa Chavez Meghan Clapperton Walter Clark Alina Cleveland Chloe Contreras Carey Cornejo Zaida Corona Ariel Cortes Hugo Coss Y Leon Trinity Crumrine Alejandro Cruz Arellano Erick Cruz Monge Alexander De Leon Javier De leon Merida Caden Deatherage Sillence Zachary Dohan Nicholas Doorack Gaven Doyle Lisandro Duarte Hernandez Morgan Duer Alanna Dunn DaLayna Earles Karen Eiler Lillian Escobedo

Ajia Vianka Espina Erica Espinoza Cristian Espinoza Hernandez Jason Estrada-Guillen Rebekah Evans Samantha Fernandez Idaly Figueroa Olivares Caleb Finley Alexander Finney Lorraine Fisher Ezekiel Foisaga America Fraire Blake Frederick Jasmine Fuentes Kenny Fuentes Esmeralda Galindo Marisol Gallo Riley Ganske Bibianna Garcia Emily Garcia Fernanda Garcia Jessy Garcia Jorge Garcia Justin Garcia Donovin Gastelum Jordan Gillam Cinthia Nataly Gomez Kassandra Gomez Cain Gomez Fuentes Edith Gonzalez Matthew Gonzalez Samantha Gonzalez Savana Gooden Jeanie Gorbulev Derrick Grande Ashley Grider Andrew Grijalva Marlon Guardado

Elanny Guerrero Ernesto Guerrero Savannah Guzman Alvarado Connor Hall Javen Harris Crystal Hauser Mia Hensley Abner Hernandez Karina Hernandez Mibzari Hernandez Stephanie Hernandez Richard Hernandez Orrellana Joseph Herrera Nylene Hossain Josiah Huerta Janelle Ibarra Vibriana Ibarra Ana Jimenez Rodriguez Lamar Jones Maison Kelly Kaya Kennedy Matthew Labbitt Miguel Libunao Young Lim Kaydense Livingston Chevrolet Lopez Jennifer Lopez Laila Lopez Giselle Lopez Parra Karen Lopez Ramos Aracely Lopez Reyes Brittney Loredo Espinoza Jesus Luna Zoe Luna Rosalia Lungaro Sean Lynch Michael Maerz Marco Maldonado Contreras

Joshua Manzanares Christopher Maquitico Bryan Martinez Frank Martinez Nicole Martinez Manuel Martins Miguel Martins Abigail Mateo Tyler McDaniel Maria Medina Santiago Medina Gabriela Mendez Andrea Mendoza Juan Mendoza Miguel Mendoza Esmeralda Mercado Nicholas Meza Angel Morales Ivan Moreno Kayla Mullins Brigette Megan Murillo Alejandro Najera Saul Nava Brooke Neal Dalton Nelson Alexis Nessim Abdullah Nezar Delaney Nicholson Charisse Norwood Edwin Nunez-Ortiz Donavin Nungaray Chalae Oakes Sophia Ogle Carlos Olivares Manuel Ollarsaba Marcus Opp Madison Ormsby Alexxis Ortega

Yadira Ortega Kalil Overstreet Dayron David Padilla Arciniega Miguel Paez Guerrero Taliyah Parker Marco Parra Rosales Samantha Partida Derin Patino Dylan Patton Daniel Peleti Michelle Pena Nicholas Perdomo Katherine Perez Timothy Perez Timothy Perry Ryan Plascencia Sergio Ponce Kalani Portillo Dewayne Price Diego Pulido Ivan Pulido Johnny Punzalan AlyssaLynne Pyle Jewelissa Quinn Christopher Ramirez Jocelyn Ramirez Oscar Ramirez Torrie Ramirez Valerie Ramirez Cervantes Justin Ramirez Shell Malacki Ramos Mohammad Rasool Jasmine Renteria Sandoval Brandyn Resendiz Karina Reyes Ericson Reyes Donis Anthony Riestra Zoe Rinehart

Steven Rios Omar Rios Castillo Juan Rivera-Valdovinos Annabelle Rodriguez Bianney Rodriguez David Rodriguez Gabriel Rodriguez Javier Rodriguez Joey Rodriguez Alejandro Romero Joseph Romero Riana Romero Allen Rubio-Lopez Bryan Ruvalcaba Curiel Makayla Sage Brenda Salazar Elijah Saldivar Jhovany Salgado Fuentes Juan Sanchez Zachariah Sanders Raul Sandoval Angel Santos Skyler Saunders Vanessa Schmidt Jessica Sells David Serrato Austin Shaw Jackelyn Silva Julian Silva Yadira Soria Nino James Squires Carlos Suruy-Ramirez Seth Swanson Alexa Tait Anthony Thomas Seth Todd Roman Torres Bonilla Joseph Tovar Gomez

Richard Tovatt David Trevino Rudy Troncoso Favor Ude Joseph Ugalde Marcelo Uresti Pedro Urista Daniel Valdivia Melanie Valdovinos Charles Valenzuela Angela Vasquez Jackie Vasquez-Lopez Kayla Vega Vivianna Velasquez Uriel Velediaz Carlos Veliz Angel Venegas Emily Villa Alexander Villafana Nathan Villalvazo John Walker Michaelah Ward Jaden Wardrip Michael Warner Vallery Wasson Cody Waugh Alyssa Weiss Ty Wheeler Madeliene White Logan Williams Jakeilla Winston Arianna Wright Samuel Yamasaki Diana Zavala Maldonado Abiel Zepeda Anthony Zuaso Miguel Zuniga Soto

Landen Libot Isaac Linan Bernardo Loaiza Alejandro Lobato Alcantar Rosemary Loera Emily Lomeli Melanie Lomeli Landon Lomenick Joshua Lopez Luis Lopez Michael Lopez Tylor Lopez Vanessa Lopez Yllian Lopez Ortiz Akashia Love Kaitlin Luc Maya Luckinbill Andrew Luster Akira Maclin Kara Maddocks Jasmine Madrigal Manuel Magallanes Tyler Magni Reina Maiden Navarro Emily Maldonado Emma Maldonado Jenna Malone Jose Mancera Randa Maye Mangohig Ryan Marcano Tyler Marcoux Katelyn Mardesich Levi Marin Kaden Marquardt Andrew Marquez Irissa Marshall Mikayla Marshall Dominick Martinez Erick Martinez Ernesto Martinez Jaiden Martinez Jasmine Martinez Owen Martinez Raquel Martinez Tyler Shane Martinez Jordan Massey Giavanna Matrone Elisa Mattox Abigail Matzke Makynzie Maxwell Sahara McAnderson Karli McDonald Dylan McEvers Jason McFarland Chloe McIntosh Trace McKee Michael McKenzie Sierra McKenzie Cole McMahon Jerryd McMillian Jacob McPhail Oscar Medina Realyn Grey Mejia Ashley Mendez Ajani Mendoza Tyler Meza Collin Michielsen Alexis Mickel Angela Mickel Antonio Milane Ayden Miller Madison Miller Lee Marvin Molina Jose Mondragon Loa Jocelyn Monreal Jacob Moore Amy Moreno Samantha Moreno Haylee Morgan Ashton Morse Brooklynn Mosby Christopher Muller Chase Munden Corrin Munoz Emma Munoz

Christian Muro Ashley Muscarella Wendy Nabours Luke Naranjo Dakota Nason Mildred Navarro Sebastian Neamtu Shania Neazer Julio Negrete Julianna Negrette Maxine Newton Kevin Nguyen Shawn Nguyen Quincy Nichols Juan Nicolas Kaylee Nicotero Summer Null Kyle O'Brien Tyler O'Keefe Amber OBrien Lovato William Olbert Dylan Olsgaard Jaikob Orlowski Nathan Ornelas Audrey Oroceo Micaela Orozco " Orta Tyler" Jessica Ortega Xitlali Ortega Miguel Ortega Abreu Gilberto Ortiz Isabella Ortiz Diego Osornio David Padilla Natalie Padilla Valerie Palencia Elaine Panganiban Jesus Parada Shaun Parker Jagger Paulson Christian Pearce Claudia Pelayo Kaila Pender Mack Tevan Pendon Kira Percastegui Arianna Pereda Nyah Perez Sean Perez Sebastian Perez Conor Peterson Jaycie Peterson Joseph Pfeiffer Shawn Phan Haley Phea Alyssa Phelps Rayna Phillip Jamasen Pichardo Mya Pierfax Nathan Pinter Alejandro Plascencia Troy Poe Caleb Jon Pontillas Kaira Meg Portacio Donita Frans Portes Taliya Potvin Gwendolyn Poulsen Byron Prevost Jada Prevost Adrian Price Shayley Priebe Ione Prieto Nathan Kyle Provido Yamilla Puello Dalilah Pulido Roy Pulido Hannah Pynn Hayley Quick Joseph Quiroz Julia Raia Lillian Rainier Alexandra Ramirez Juliana Ramirez Elijah Ramos Jaelynn Ramos

Nakai Ramos Jose Ramos Martinez Tyson Ramsey Chad Rathbone Joel Rayas Samayah Reed Treyneva Reed Nevaeh Reid Abril Resendiz Isaac Revuelta Soto Alyeena Reyes Justin Reyes Madison Richardson Tyler Riggs Raeleen Rios Julio Rivera Sara Roberts Eduardo Rocha Michael Rocha Pedro Rodrigues Adrien Rodriguez Cassandra Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez Emma Rodriguez Giselle Rodriguez Hector Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Skye Rodriguez Naira Rojas Olivia Romero Sierra Romero Daisy Rosales Michael Ruano Agustin Ruiz Ariana Ruiz Martin Ruiz Duran Alexia Russell Caylee Ryder Blythe Ryther Juan Sainz Arellano Adamari Salas Anthony Salas Giovanni Salas Ashley Saldana Elissa Saldivar MadelynRae Sampson Abigail Samuelsen Franz Sanchez Isabel Sanchez Katelyn Sandecki David Sandoval Erick Sandoval Lacey Sandoval Jordan Sanguino Damian Santacruz Ivan Santillan Jillian Sarvari Lucas Schipper Jayden Schlarmann Evan Schmidt Victoria Schmidt Astrid Schmitz Evan Schoulten Spaan Troy Schreiber Ethan Schuder Connor Seals Arnold Sedano Mario Jr. Segura Benitez Shane Senior Daniel Serafio Aubrey Jane Serna Benjamin Sevilla Marlise Sheedy Valerie Sheedy Haylee Shegas Yunfei Shih Izabella Sibrian Angelica Sichak Mireles Gabriela Sidebottom Jesstin Siler Audrey Margaret Sipin Olivia Sladky Latrail Smith Joel Som Valeria Soria Guzman

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Paloma Valley High School • Menifee, CA Ellice Abacherli Maria Aceves Elijah James Acuna Jerricho Agapito Daisy Agustin Palacios Ahmad Al Dasouqi Adrian Alcala Miranda Alcala Jorge Alcantar Christhian Alegria Maria Magdalena Alegria Mayra Alegria Alexia Alfaro Nataly Alfaro Reagan Allen Isaac Almario Chriselle Alog Juliana Alvarado Dillan Amundson Brandon Anaya Danielle Eris Andal Caleb Anderson Dasia Andrews Cayden Angel Edwin Angulo JR Jose Arellano Daniel Argumedo Exavier Arizala Dominique Armendariz Jose Arreguin Ryan Ashley Marshal Avila Amanda Ayala Brady Ayala Juliana Ayala Selena Ayala Alejandro Ayala Santillan Abigail Baker Cody Baker Glenn Baldwin Andrew Balgos Cameron Balkus Aidan Jae Baluyot Annessa Banuelas Zachary Banuelos Corryn Barackman Ashley Barajas Daniel Barnes Erik Barragan Millie Barrientos Imara Basantes Mouj Basim Kylie Bass Tabitha Beauchamp Jakob Bee Daija Beltran Nathaniel Bennett Christopher Berault Tristyn Bergman Miryan Bermudez Alissa Bishop Alexander Blanchard Brandon Bocanegra Kira Boen Brandon Bogdanoff Marissa Bolanos Kyle Bolden Jadon Botticelli Leilani Bowden Sophia Bradley Trinitee Bradley Marissa Briseno Jacob Brodowski Alejandro Brooks Jenessa Brown Kylee Brown Tawny Brown Soleil Bruner Miguel Bucaro Romonica Buchanan Jason Buckley Tyler Budman Gabriel Gabriel Bugarin Ivy Bui Eriko Bundalian

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Austin Harris Darius Harris Travis Hart Madyson Harter Blake Hauser Alyssa Headlee Ryan Headlee Aaron Hernandez Andrew Hernandez Caris Hernandez Jose Hernandez Misty Hernandez Roxana Hernandez Sol Hernandez Roberto Herrera Dylan Herrero Kalli Herrmann Alanna Herron Scott Hicks Leeaja Hill Hailey Hilton Yenira Himan Victoria Hinson Benson Ho Brett Hoak Morgan Holmgren Justin Hoover Kaleb Howard Alexa Hubbard Casey Huecker Danny Huerta Aiden Hughes Kobe Hunt Patricia Hurley Jacob Hurtado Mark Ibarra Diego Imbert Jordan Ingraham Ryan Irwin Elizabeth Isom Savannah Jaeger Gabriel Jaime Jayleen Jauregui Gabriella Jerge Andrew Jiles Maraden Cristian Jimenez Jabari Johnson Kailey Johnson Kyndel Johnson Aiden Jones Jamari Jones Kaela Jones William Jones Ruben Juarez Rennica Junio Timothy Kapanui Jared Kelley Alicia Kenney Bryanna Kenney Hailie Key Kyndall King Griffin Kirby Brianna Koshak Jillian Kowalsky Quaid Alexa Krotova Abigail Kruchten Rebeka Kutin Freedom Kwakele Kalaya Kwan Alexys La Due Isaac Laban Shaun Lagon Rachel Laird Derek Lambros Seth Langland Santino LaRocca Ricky Laurel Kaley Laurence Courtney Le Abagail Leanos Deana Lee Jennifer Lee Marytza Lemus Kayli Leone Elijah Lewis

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Heritage High School • Menifee, CA Joel Abella Izael Abundis Jaydin Adams Zoe Adams Joshua Addo Savannah Aguayo Jacob Aguirre Malene Aguirre Marcus Aina Monica Alegria Trejo Nofa Alghizawi Cesar Alonso Adrian Alvarez Aimee Alvarez Alicia Alvarez Alvin Alvarez Aleks Alvarez-Vargas Madison Alvelo Ikechi Amadi-Azuogu Angel Anaya Eliceo Andrade Eduardo Angel Valeria Angeles Alyssa Anguiano Jose Anguiano Joseline Anguiano Jacob Aquino Jorge Aragon Pacheco Adrian Arauz Daniel Archundia Isabella Arciniega Brandon Arellano Gianna Arellano Jasmine Arellano Juvenal Arellano Annavel Arias Angel Arreguin Isabell Arroyo-Self Alycia Atchison Imari Augustus Andres Avila Yuliana Avila Leobarda Avila Nava Rocio Ayon Alina Baca Evelyn Bailon Michael Baker Nina Baker Patrick Baltazar Emma Barber Maria Barker Ethan Barr Jameson Angel Barraza Alia Barrera Breanna Bautista Jose Bautista Kenia Bautista Aila Rose Bayoneta Ivan Bebow Areanna Beltran McKenna Benson Levi Bentley Terin Bergeron Alyssa Bircher Ronald Blosser Elijah Bobo Jack Boland Samantha Borroel Felix Botello Donavan Bradley Cody Breunsbach Shayna Brittain

Gabriel Brown Josiah Brown Dayiesha Bryant Dennis Bunner Deja Burns Kyle Burns McGuile Buschbaum Fatima Cabrera Leonardo Calderon David Callejas Jonathan Calzada Jacob Camacho Adrienna Campos Crystal Campos Joseph Campos Isaac Carrasco Raul Carrillo Nigel Cash Carlos Casillas Bryce Cass Genesis Castaneda Marlene Castellanos David Castillo Adam Cate Janelle Cayton Brian Cazares Ivan Cazares Lexus Cazares Yesenia Ceballos Miguel Ceja Sergio Cervantes Diaz Bobby Chambers Hailey Chapin Rylee Chapman Nicole Chavarria Jocelyn Chavez Omar Chavez Juliana Chavez Rodriguez Julisa Chavez Rodriguez Rebecca Chiquini Izabella Cifuentes Cisco Cisneros Danielle Clark Anika Colburn Phoebe Cole Emalee Coley Priscila Concebida Vianey Contreras Gavin Copeland James Cornette Susan Cortes Justin Cortez Lorena Cortez Jayden Craft Johnathon Cruz Marcelino Cruz Prescilla Cruz Xavier Cruz Alexander Cruz Fabela Brian Cruz Urena Keyoni Dalton Juliana Davis Mykah Dawson Ashley De La Cruz Johnny De La Rosa Alexia De Luca Dominic DeLeon Samantha DeLeos Frances Carmela Desquitado John Diaz Alejandro Diaz Padilla Dylan Dickey

Precious Dominguez Jack Dreese David Driscoll Jaden Duncan Jaclyn Dunn Jacob Duran Kori Duran Rylie Duran Carlos Duran Medina Aubrie Dworzack Christian Dwayne Eclarino Shelby Eggering Jade Eljawhari Gianna Eller Kyrstin Eller Sophia Renee Enriquez Rebecca Escarzaga Michael Escobedo Zoe Espinoza David Esquivias Miguel Estrada Alaysia Evans Filifili Fanua Nevaeh Felix Valentin Felix Ava Fernandes Cody Fierro Nicolas Finch Angelica Flores Eric Flores Valeria Flores Jacquelyn Foland Rylie Forsyth Loveli Fowlkes Anastasia Fox Manuel Francisco-Matias Adan Franco Kei Lani Frazier Samantha Fuentes Christian Galarza Mayte Galaviz Elizabeth Galindo Samara Gallegos Agustin Garcia Aiden Garcia Daisy Garcia Maria Garcia Ricardo Garcia Steven Garcia Jazlyn Garduno Sehdae Garrett Claudia Gaspar Andre Ginoza Kaylee Girard Johnathan Glavan Gabriela Gomez Vivian Gomez Flor Gomez Cardoza Gavin Gonzales Isaac Gonzales David Gonzalez Denise Gonzalez Evelyn Gonzalez Francisco Gonzalez Jade Gonzalez Jonathan Gonzalez Kaliaokalani Gonzalez Lizbeth Gonzalez Marco Antonio Gonzalez Miguel Angel Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Alonso Gonzalez Cervantes

Lizbeth Gonzalez Jacobo Alejandro Guillen Norma Guillen Emiliano Gutierrez Katherine Gutierrez Josafat Gutierrez Hernandez Yazmin Guzman Anna Gwinn Miarosa Gyllenswan Bilal Habbal Cheyenne Haffner Hannah Haglund Devin Haney Renata Shantel Haro Rodriguez Vincent Harris Hannah Hayes Logan Hayes Nathaniel Helton Shontanette Henderson Arianna Henry Fernando Heredia Parga Anthony Hernandez Corazon Hernandez Emilie Hernandez Evan Hernandez Jamin Hernandez Joseph Hernandez Lomar Hernandez Jasmine Hernandez Morales Joseph Heslip Connor Hickok Matthew Hicks Jadyn Hofferber Rocky Holm Gavin Hooper Mia Howerton Sierra Hupp Diego Hurtado Giancarlo Iniguez Caleb Jackson Jamyah Jackson Jiovanni Jackson Mac Jacobo Mora Jasmine James Alonso Jimenez Alyssa Jimenez Michelle Jimenez Adrian Jimenez Aguilar Chenille Jimenez Virgen Biruk Johnson Chase Johnson Peter Johnson Faith Jones KayLynn Jones Ymira Jordan Lanna Juarez Sanders Jaden Julien Alysa Keith Holden Kemmerer Ariana Kerby Christopher Ketchum Ethan Kirby Jacob Knox Jet Kobayashi Gabriel Kristall Alexandria Kupisiewicz Jaida Kurkier Jacqueline Landeros Jasmine Landeros Yissel Landin Omar Lara Andrea Larsen

Colin Lavin Haley Lewis Zxander Lim Isaac Limon Francisco Lira Zendejas Jazmin Llanes Irene Logan Kenji Longid Angel Lopez Erick Lopez Raul Lopez Barron Danna Lopez Martinez Mayra Lopez Villasenor Dillon Lotman Alexander Loza Mariah Lualemaga Alma Lucero Alysa Lujan Alexis Luna Antonio Luna Ivairy Luna Cruz Alyssa Lutsie Lizeth Machado Leonardo Macias Rivera Kaylani Madrigal Jacqueline Maduena Juan Magana Barrios Leo Maldonado Ryssa Angelica Malibiran Kailoh Manisa Trey Manry Samantha Marasco Albert Marmolejo Jorge Marquez Yahir Marquez Francisco Martinez Isabella Martinez Jordan-Paul Martinez Moises Martinez Nariah Martinez Noah Martinez Nomar Martinez Freddy Martinez Cervantes Mario Martinez Duran Kayla Masters Jessica Mateo Sydney Mathews Jazalynn Mazariegos Joscelyn Mccarty Randy McClain Riley McClain Sara McCurry Andy McMillan Brianna Medina Limbania Mejia Yanitza Melendez Bryce Melvin Chyanne Mempin Lucia Mendez Mariela Mendoza Jenifer Mendoza Guerrero Kailyn Meneses Cheyenne Mentis Edwin Meza Yareli Meza Eryanne Migallen Jonathan Miller Sofia Mirabal Cristobal Molina Juliette Montes Dylan Montgomery Jessica Morales

Jessina Morales Joel Morales Antonio Moreno Naisir Morrow Jalil Muhammad Baker Andres Munguia Audrey Munoz Diego Munoz Julian Murillo Terrveil Murray Michael Myles Samantha Nava Jonathan Navarro Bianca Negrete Alarick Newsome Jimmy Nguyen Shannon Nguyen Selena Nieto Brandon NovaChavez Roberto Ojeda Axel Olachea Adrian Olmos Eddie Ontiveros Anthony Ordonez Kevin Orona Brian Orozco Clarissa Ortega Giselle Ortega Dillon Osborn Marielena Osuna Omar Othman Itzel Pacheco Ricardo Palomo Paul Pardo Kayla Parker Jacob Parks Thomas Pena Dont'e Penigo Aracelie Perez Brian Perez Emmanuel Perez Ethan Perez Monica Perez Nadia Perez Sean Perez Ariana Perez Hernandez Tina Pham Aubrey Phillips Anthony Pinon Karizma Pitts Sydney Ponce Heather Pruitt Selina Puerto Garrido Nevaeh Quevedo Jonathan Quintero Alexandria Quiroz Cristopher Ramirez Josie Ramirez Livier Ramirez Lizbeth Ramirez Sabrina Ramirez Saira Ramirez Samantha Ramirez Zuli Ramirez Hazel Ramirez Leyva Aiden Ramos Alejandra Ramos Fernanda Ramos Bianca Ramos-Mandujano Alexis Ray Paige Ray James Reed

Sarah Rendon Jaime Revilla Arissa Reyes Jesus Reyes Esmeralda Reyes Jacome Maria Reyes Palomares Xitlaly Reyes Ramirez Alexis Ricafort Haven Rice Caleb Rinehart Michael Rivas Eileen Rivera Manny Rivera Jordan Roberts Tyla Robertson Andre Robinson Jabulani Robinson Kristopher Robinson Ramses Rocha Alexandra Rodriguez Jazmine Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Julian Rodriguez Daniel Rodriguez Velazquez Cecilia Romero Ana Romero Bernal Uriel Romo Miguel Rosales Jacob Ruffy Alexandra Ruiz Julio Ruiz Mandy Ruiz Nicole Ruiz Tiffany Noemi Ruvalcaba Torres Valeria Saavedra Garcia Vanessa Sahagun Emma Salas Erica Sanchez Kaylee Sanchez Marisol Sanchez Robert Sanchez Natalie Sandoval Jaydin Sankar Eladio Sauceda Maritza Saucedo Raven Saunders Joseph Schaff Kevin Scruggs Zeus Serrano Tia Shellenberger Gideon Shellito Joshua Silva Ray Simonson Cameron Simpson Andrew Sims Brooklyn Sims Haily Sjogren Owen Smallbrock Madison Smith Sadie Smith Faith Snider Rachel Somsavanh Kassandra Soriano Tristen Stephenson Olivia Storey Kameron Storm Rodrick Sutton Canon Swain Jeffrey Szweistis Andres Tapia Hector Tapia Randy Thomas

Jaqueline Tizcareno Christopher Tolosa Susitina Tongaofa Luis Toriz Isaac Torres Laura Torres Vanessa Torres Chavez Jair Torres Gutierrez Adrian Torrez James Townsley Jaya Marie Tracy Bryan Tran Franco Trejo Kayla Trent Christian Trevino Hailey Truex Ricardo Ugalde Alisa Ulmer Jesus Uribe Andrew Valadez Verena Valdez Clarissa Valdivia Carolina Valdivia Maldonado Oscar Valdovinos Adrian Valencia Erik Valencia Julianna Valencia Madeline Valencia Kayla Valenti Adam Valenzuela Kimberly Valenzuela Lorenzo Valenzuela Bridgette Vallejo Thomas Vandeweerd Adrien Vargas Alexa Vargas Cindy Vasquez Brian Velasco Erica Velasquez Sophia Venegas Bryan Vera Lara Mackenzie Versluys Jodie Victoria Chris Villa Jesus Villa Karina Villa Zuleyma Villa Abner Villalta Vasquez Jacob Villarreal Bonifacio Villasenor Ana Villavicencio Maria Kyla Cassandra Villegas Aliyah Jane Vinluan Onika Voigt Emily Vugteveen Kaden Walker Merlean Walker Karissa Wallace Christian Ward Shayla White Drevon Williams Elijah Williams Tamirah Williams Thomas Williford Brenden Wohlwend David Yerger Joss Zanola Daniel Zaragoza James Zeiter

Raquel LoBato Luke Loeffler Manasseh Loft Dane Nikolai Lontok Isaac Tristan Lopez Janelle Lopez Migdalia Lopez Kaylee Loyd Lizbeth Lugo Sabastian Luyen Kaylyn Lydon Trevor MacDonald Abigail Macias Tizoc Macias Thalia Madrigal Ailanie Magallanes Camden Mamian Jack Mangan Alanna Marquez Nico Marquez Jada Martin Anthony Martinez Jonathon Martinez Sophia Martinez Joshua Martlock Corinne Massiah Halle Massiah Lisandro Mata-Gonzalez Landen Maurer Nathan May Dashan McCain Ciaran McCool Landon McDonald Cameron McGinnis David McIntosh Gavin McLeod Tristan McMurry Chloe McNair Angeles Medina Morales Vincent Melara Matthew Membreno Joab Mendez Miguel Francisco Menguita Riley Menter Samantha Mercado Calderon Christopher Metzler Jessilyn Meyer Jonathan Michel Brenden Mills Ashley Milot Ty Lyn Minder Alison Montoya Alexis Morales Colby Moran Connor Moran Andrew Moreno Sierra Moreno Sydney Moreno Christian Morgan Rachel Morgan April Morris Alexis Morrow Rachel Moss Abigail Mota Elias Moussa Bryant Munoz Matthew Munoz Ashley Murray Starlynn Nadeau Trunvir Nagra Keyarrah Neilson-Harris James Nelson

Martin Nelson Tiffany Newby Morgan Newlander Lyla Ngo Anh Nguyen Kenneth Nguyen Madeline Nguyen Noah Nielsen Saji Dominik Nino Reina Nunez Sway Ochoa Veronica Ochoa Lilian Odenbrett Joshua O’Gara Franklyn Oguamah Jaden Oh Kamakanakaliloa Olaso Anthony Olson Hailey Olson Domenico Ong Emily Ontiveros Nicolas Ortiz Angie Osorio Jake Otjen Brody Owens Raymond Pacheco Reilly Pagliaro Kyla Painter Matthew Dylan Panganiban Adin Papell Elliana Pappas Jasper Anjelo Parducho Kayden Patecell Matthew Paterson Madilyn Patterson Molly Patterson Cameron Patton Noah Pelayo Jordyn Pena Cameron Perales Jorge Perez Jayden Petoskey Katelyn Pham Hope Pharris Emily Phillips Nyobi Phillips Kaleb Pollock Jacob Ponce De Leon Emily Porges Veronika Prado Cole Pritchett Gavin Pyle Julian Quach Noe Quero Julian Quezada Cameron Quijada Jhayden Raineri Paige Ralstin Deven Ramirez Maya Ramirez Mya Ramirez Troy Ramirez Aidan Raymond Alexandra Recla Fiorella Reed Dawson Reese Angel Rendon Garcia Monique Resendiz Iliana Reyes Giacobbe Reynoso Johnny Reza Bryce Ricci

Grant Richards Elias Richardson Chloe Riddle Delaney Ridgeway Joseph Rivas Juliana Rizzo Cameron Roberts Sierra Robertson Alexa Rodriguez Bella Rodriguez Destiny Rodriguez Drake Rodriguez Gabrielle Rodriguez Klarissa Rodriguez Marley Rodriguez Allison Rolla Trevor Romans Nathanael Romo Kaden Rose Kellan Rose Tyler Rose Eiggere Ross Iliana Rueda Adan Ruiz Sophia Ruiz Arissa Runner Christopher Runner Olivia Russ Arlena Salinas John Samaan Cristian Sanchez Crystal Sanchez Elyse Sandoval Tristan Sanidad Alexandria Santiago Ismael Sarabia Faith Zoe Sardilla Lana Sardilla Mateo Sayers Kobe Schmidt Elliott Schulz Jake Seal Jeremiah Seaman Zoe Selburg Tristan Selvage Jordyn Seward Erin Shaffer Corey Shakir-Ricks Najeem Shalikar Jocelynn Shockley Luke Simpson Julian Smart Alan Smith Cassidy Smith Nicole Smith Tashiana Smith Zarius Smith Johnte Smith Jonas Imagen Sooth Emma Soratos Cole Sowers Jordan Speck Peyton Spencer Jackson Stead Ryeland Stevens Hayden Stewart Emma Stice Julia Stone Rachel Stone Jaden Swanberg Kyle Swist Miya Tanner

Nathan Taylor Adam Temsamani Shelly Thomas Luccas Thomason-Jones Kalia Thunstrom Elijah Lensi Tinga Roberto Toral Jacquelyn Torres Anette Torrez Natalie Torrez Hanna Tran Thuan Tran Logan Trask Alina Trevino Geneva Trovato Jose Trujillo Olivos Felix Joseph Ulloa Marvin Undan Cyle Uribe Adley Van Soest Grant Van Vliet Luke Van Vliet Joseph Velasquez Giselle Velez Isabelle Vera Isaiah Vera Micah Viers Abigail Villalobos Jesse Villalobos Ian Villaranda Marylee Villasante Ayden Villicana Annelysia Vindiola Quentin Viray Beau Vlasak Leyna Vo Lucas Vollas-Patopoff Elena Voutiritsas Elizabeth Waddleton Brennen Wade Autumn Wagner Lauren Walton Kristina Ward Haylee Weaver Leiana Webb Chloe Weber-Rich Kyle Wellcome Caiden White Rachel Whittington Damian Wilcox JaBari Williams Jaiden Williams Jayla Williams Jelani Williams Malik Williams Cameron Barron Ryan Williamson Lillian Wilson Austin Wiseman Tyler Wolf Madison Wong Brandon Wright Stevie Wu John Yarbrough Abbey Yeh Sean Yi Angelina Yumul Marie-Valerie Zappardino-Johnson Josephine Zetz Kevin Zhao Derek Zummallen

Murrieta Mesa High School • Murrieta, CA Abigail Abel Rose Acuna Jayla Adams Jandrey Agas Anthony Aguilar Lopez Miguel Aguirre Keean Albao Gabriela Alcala Alexis Aldridge Nicholas Aleman Tyler Alexander John Alipranti Joshua Amantine Sasha Amkraut Tariq Amozgar Sarah Anaya Noah Andersen Daija Anderson Alyssa Angel Nia Aquino Jack Ardent Mya Arechiga Ashley Arellano-Becerra Vianca Arias Jadyn Arneson Brandon Arnold Juan Arreguin Lilly Arruabarrena Kiopa’a Arscott Colin Arthur Mary Assadi Nevaeh Atchison Jose Avila Guerrero Aisha Awwad Jose Ayala Lonnie Ayers Emily Baer Nathanael Baes Aneesah Bailey Erik Bailon Danielle Ballesteros Andrew Banks Edwin Banks Samantha Bano Angelina Banuelos Chyanne Banyas Dylan Barilone Annabelle Barone Anthony Barone Nathaniel Barone Jayden Baskerville Jordan Beacham Logan Beal Ederyn Beck Ian Behnood Melia Bell Jada Bella Christian Benn Seth Bennett Devon Bernstein David Billen Kailey Billups Jordyn Bisby Jessica Bishop Natalie Bishop Jaden Blackshear Noah Bleifus Carson Blount Danielle Bocanegra Brynna Bohannan Brooklynn Bonafede Hayden Born Austin Bowden Alana Bowers Jack Branscome Devyn Breazeale Kayla Brown Samara Brumfield Genellie Bu Nuttapon Buarabadthong Bradley Buckless Sherilynn Bueno Chelsea Bui Emily Burke Kilee Burris Caden Byers

Kylee Cacciatori Ethan Caddel Lonnie Calhoun Dahlia Calzada Jacob Camorlinga Zoey Camp Ryan Campbell Brianna Campos Ramiro Cantillo Luke Cantu Alyssa Carignan Jailynn Carroll Samuel Carver Mozart Casas Zachary Casey Alan Casillas Connor Cassidy Rafael Castaneda Catherine Castillo Naydelin Castrejon Ochoa Destiny Castro Larissa Castro Stephanie Cerda Sharaiah Charles Aaron Chevalier Justin Chevalier Connie Chiang Bodhi Chitraroff Michael Chun Caden Cullen Cirilo Arianna Cisneros Serio Ryan Clark Ryleigh Clark Lauren Clarke Samantha Coan Gabriel Cobian Judah Cole Brian Colin Briana Colin-Reyes Dayton Collins Christopher Copeland Avery Cordova Nicolas Cordova Grant Corona Nicholas Counts Jalen Coutee Alycia Covarrubias Kailey Crisman Kelsey Crisman Rayven Crook Gabriel Cruz Giancarlo Cruz Shakina-Glory Cruz Kaulin Cummins Kalei Dalton Olivia Dalton Eric Davidson Ajanae Davis Giana D’Carpio Xavier De Jesus Christian De La Rosa Jake Dean Maggie Delgado Collin DesRoberts Celine Dial Deanna Diaz Jennifer Dickey Vin Do A’shiyah Dobbs Gavin Dobler Tera Dohrman Devon Dosenberry Loren Dosenberry Tyler Douglas Jahrii Dowdy Cody Ducharme Alexander Duran Ava Duran Daniel Duran Makenzie Dyer Jonathan Dzwilewski Tristan Edmonds Aiden Ellis Natalie Ellis Isabella Elmazis Kevin Eng-Keller

Emily English Blake Epstein Jahleesa Escobar Christian Espinoza Saul Espinoza Jaden Ann Estelle Josh Alexand Estoque Brandon Estrada Heather Estrada Montana Estrada Samantha Estrada Xavier Estrada Lacey Faust Ashlee Favela Alexandra Felix Steve Ferguson Adam Fernandez Jadyn Fernandez Joseph Fierro Bella Flexen Ilene Flores Jericho Kyle Flores Liana Flores Vincent Flores Tristan Frame Keijuan Franklin Zoey Franklin Tristen Fraschetti Cameron Friel Charleene Friend Jack Fruchtman Richard Fulton Wilkenson Gale Matthew Gallardo Makayla Gamboa Amanda Ganzer Aaliyah Garcia Amaya Garcia Carisa Garcia Carlo Garcia Frankie Garcia Joseph Garcia Kevin Garcia Nancy Garcia Taylor Garcia Anthony Garcia-Taylor Aaliyah Gaspar Gabriel Gaytan Jr Freeman Gentry Jaden Geraths Maeghan Gerzen Jackson Gharring Leah Gibson David Gilbert John Giles Divinity Gines Cameron Giordano Jacie Gockley Jake Camden Gomez Kassandra Gomez Adrian Gonzalez Alejandra Gonzalez Anthony Gonzalez Ethan Gonzalez Gerardo Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Alexis Gordon Yazmin Graves Gianna Green Makayla Gruwell Garrett Gudehus Jazen Guevarra Jesus Gutierrez Samantha Haddadin Jack Haggerty Jillian Hall Nicole Hall Lacie Ham Jordan Hampton Hayden Hanchette Madison Hanna Connor Harrington Noelle Hartsook Sho Hasunuma Emajanae Hawkins Jordan Hawley

Murrieta Canyon Academy Murrieta, CA Mira Alnimri Avinity Alvarez Xavier Amaro Natasha Battle Brandi Bazley Khristian Beck Brilee Beringhause Manuel Borboa Tyler Bryceland Lillie Burgans Elijah Carranza Gage Clark Jenna Cloer Deanna Clowers Makayla Cochran Gilbert Comley Matthew Conway Kahlil Coppin Derek Cordova Mauricio Cruz Drake Deards Madeline Delmare Taylor Demchuk Jeremy Dominoni Madeline Dorff Damian Duenas Gavina Angel Franco Julian Garcia Mary Garcia Eric Gomez

Aolani Gonzalez Sierra Gonzalez Madison Gonzalez Mandi Gonzalez James Hatch Vaughn Havins Emani Hawkins Nelson Hayes Jonathan Hernandez Dezarae Hernandez Tatiana (Leo) Interiano Jack Jinkins Sean Johnson Dustin Joiner Kari Kailiuli Marshal Knudsen Hailey LaVallee Osvaldo Luna Gomez Darlene Martinez Emmalee McCann Alcides Monge Devon Moore Skyler Morits Cesar Navarro Hailey Novak Dylan O’Neil Nicolas Otero Dariana Padilla Martinez Nathanial Paige Damian Palazuelos Garcia

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Valley News • www.myvalleynews.com • June 18, 2021

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Murrieta Valley High School • Murrieta, CA

Murrieta Valley High School Principal Mark Pettengill celebrates the graduation of the Class of 2021 during the school’s commencement ceremony Thursday, June 3. This Murrieta Valley High School senior celebrates his arrival on the school’s football field before his June 3 high school graduation.

A Murrieta Valley High School senior arrives to his seat before the start of the school’s June 3 graduation ceremony.

Treyce Abbott Analiese Abila Blake Abshire Jack Agopian Francisco Aguilar Rio Aguina-Kang Drake Christopher Alibangbang Carson Alley Nathan Ames Anthony Anderson Emma Anderson Miah Anderson Taylor Anderson William Andrade Cisneros Jeremy Aranda Kevin Arango Kimberly Arango Sean Austin Ivan Avila Zahed Avila Diego Aviles Fiona Baer Alicia Baker Emily Baker Angel Barrera Patricia Eunice Bartow Monique Basin Kylie Bassett Tori Batiz Christina Batte Kaitlyn Beauchamp Daisy Bedolla Samuel Behnan Brenna Bell Christian Belsaguy Sergio Beltran Ortega Kailey Benson Shahab Besharatlou Tyler Bettencourt Jonathan Bieligk Thomas Bieligk Ryan Billman Jacob Blasingame Katlyn Blough Sailor Boden Shatner Booker-Lowery Jordyn Bosson Morgan Botto Britney Boyd Aliann Brawner Cheyenne Breecher Kylee Brooke Dayton Brown John Buchanan Caleb Bunch Adam Robert Bungcayao Ryan Byrne Gabriel Cabral Chris Cabral Perez Morgan Calhoun Evan Call Lauren Cameron Chase Campbell Jevan Canada Keilani Canada Ramon Cardoza Jevan Carey Miya Carmichael Taylor Carter Morgan Cartwright Jacob Casals Derek Casas Ivan Marie Castillo Kayce Castillo Kayla Castonguay Mark Castro Christian Cervantes Oscar Cervantes Cheyenne Chavez Jordan Chavez Rui Che Payton Chiaramonte

Kendall Gale Gavin Gantt Alicia Garcia Andrew Garcia Connor Garcia Sasha Gardner Elizabeth Garrity Jason Gayfield Samuel Genous Travis Gerstner Logan Ghafouri Christian Gilliland Hannah Gilman Kenneth Gilman Conrad Glaser Laden Glenn Alexis Goldberg Jessica Goldmann Leslie Gomez Jimmy Gonzales William Gonzales Matthew Gordon Kaden Gore Gianna Gozo Meredith Grant Cailyn Griffiths Sebastian Gross Kayla Guerrero Fabian Guillen Negrete Hayden Gutierrez Jacob Halcomb Madelyn Halcomb Rebecca Hale Garrett Hamlett Nicholas Harding Alexis Harmon Jeffery Harmon Aden Harper Cole Harper Dylan Harrington Sarah Harris Haley Harrison Braydon Hart Madison Hartt Lilly Hartwell Chloe Havlick Lain Hayden Craig Heim Marina Henneman Alyssa Hernandez Benjamin Hirst Marilyn Hollan Ashlyn Holley Grace Hollon William Holman Matthew Holmgren Cody Houghton Liaoliao Huang Timothy Huard Campbell Hunt Anaih Hurtado Matthew Iverson Alijah Jackson James Jackson Sofiia Jacobs Joshua Jacques Dwight James Jonathon Jaramillo Davis Jemison Aiden Jennings Sean Jessee Michelle Jimenez Regina Jimenez Katelynn Jones-Dozier Yvette Juarez Finley Judge Richard Kaai-Sandmeier Carson Kast Braden Kaye Taylor Keeler Azaan Khan Saif Khan

Alexandria Cinnamo Leah Clarke Micah Clawson Mekenna Clugston Iris Coba Raina Coker Adrian Colores Regalado Jacob Connolly Dean Connors Viviana Contreras Jaden Conway Thomas Corcoran Ryan Corfman Irene Cornejo Ravyn Cornelison Jamie Correa Spencer Corso Ariana Cortez Ismael Covarrubias Tuomas Crawford Anthony Cruz Barrera Ella Cruz Ortega Kira Cullen Jacob Cunningham Marlena Cunningham Malakai Cupid Katelynn Cuzzart Xiong Da Isabella DadSeresht Kaden Damico Dominique Daphness Ava Davila Jessica Davila Alyssa Davis Coral Davis Delaney De La Torre Anaiya Deay Austin Deem Francesca Dehni Iris Del Valle Cormac Delaney Morgan Delaney Gisselle Delgado-Medina Jordan Demary Jadellyn DeMarzo Dallas Denton Darrion DeShong Katelyn Devine Yazmin Diaz Evelyn Dibos Lillian Diephouse Bjorn Dixon Jonathan Doche Jaivon Doniel Shauna Donnelly Maxwell Downen James Duangsihalath Brayden Dykema Maya Eamolarn Kyle Eastman Nolan Emeterio Gavin Eschrich Gustavo Escobar Karla Esqueda Galvan Arthur Fabrigas Matthew Farren Sila Fedler Juan Feregrino Jacob Aaron Fernandez Skylar Findlay Jordan Fitzpatrick Justin Flannery Zane Fletcher Alexandra Flores Alyssa Fonte Lydia Ford Adison Frank Aiden Frank Kelsey Frey Sadie Fronk Brandon Fujiwara Anandita Gadi

Cameron Knutson Anjali Koures Jaden Krause Jordan Kuhlman Samantha Kumbroch Nicholas Lajom Taylor Lamb Madison Lambson Hailee Lancaster Madison Lane Valerie LaPonza Aydan Large Taylor Larson Elyssa Lass Isaiah Lawson Kennedy Leake Elianna Lee Faith Lee Hannah Lee Jared Lee Jaden Lemus Jalen Leonard Juliana Leyva Botello Kevin Lincoln Isaiah Lira Elazar Lopez Jeanna Lopez Gabriel Louviere Amelia Lucas Payton Lucas Audriana Lujan Frank Luntkowski Jordan Lynn Julia Lysiak Logan Macias Andrea Magana Riley Mahtesian Lolei Maneafaiga Katherine Manning Judas Marceau Nolan Marinelli Isabella Markelz Alexa Marko Aidan Maronde Logan Marquez Kaiezri Marruffo Jordan Marshall Daniel Martinez Riley Martins Nathan Massey Daniel Materiale Elizabeth Matranga Hugo Matuszak Ashlyn McAlpin Connor McCreary Brock McDowell Gavin McKendall Daphane Mendez Jazmine Mendez Angel Mendieta Perez Amanda Mendoza Karla Mendoza Giselle Merino Kiana Mesch Matthew Meyer Riccardo Miconi Patrick Miranda Cesar Miranda Beltran Clayton Monahan Kayla Montague Jocelyn Montanez Fabian Montiel Yaritza Mora Alan Morales Robyn Morales Bryce Mored Carson Morrison Jaelyn Muldrow Christine Myung Melanie Nadel Sandra Naupari La Cruz George Nava

Murrieta Valley High School seniors wait for their name to be called so they can receive their diplomas during that high school’s graduation ceremony Thursday, June 3. Valley News/ S cot t P ad g et t p h ot os Jeffrey Nelson Kaydance Nelson Jeremy Nesbitt Andrew Newman Samuel Newman Priscilla Ngo Alexy Nguyen Alexander Nicholas Jeremy Nieto Clara Nolan Emilee Norgord Cheyenne Norlin Jordan Norling Jacob Nuibe Elias Ochoa Bethany O’Donnell Angela Oliverio Giona Olives Carson Olsen Taya Ordonez Jazzmin Oropeza Ramon Ortega Jesus Ortiz Jackson Painter Kaylynn Palmer Juan-Carlos Palomino Elizabeth Patterson Hannah Payne Caleb Pearson Laney Pearson Hailey Penko Gustavo Perez Hiram Perez Barrera Logan Peruchetti Emily Peters Gabriel Pineda Ariana Placencia Kaden Plummer Joseph Porto Quinlynn Powell DeAni Pride Bryce Prim Alina Quiroz Kaden Rains Elijah Ramirez Nathaniel Ramirez Raven Redding Sydney Reese

Riley Relatores Anjelo Remiendo Patrick Requejo Joshua Resendiz Amabel Reyes Nicolas Reyes Madison Rice Lauren Rich Briana Richards Ian Rivera Jada Rivera Andrew Rodriguez Isaac Rodriguez Taylar Rogers Juan Rosales Jack Rothwell Aiden Rule Beth Rumsey Hunter Runyen Dillon Ryan Alexia Salazar Jasmine Salazar Adrian Sanchez Angel Sanchez Julia Santiago Nahir Santiago Colon Emily Santos Jessie Santoyo Ava Sarcheshmeh Kylee Sargis Ian Sawyers Chloe Schaaf Ethen Schartner Evan Schmidt Tyanna Schneider Tyler Schoen Ethan Schumacher Cambria Schwartz Marinna Schwartz Nickolas Sclafani Tiffany Scotti Ryder Selinger Romel Serrano Nicholas Shah Tyler Sharble Olivia Shen Riley Simpson Rebecca Skinner

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Mountain View High School & Mountain Heights Academy• San Jacinto, CA

Parents of Mountain View High School and Mountain Heights Academy anxiously, and sometimes loudly, await their sons and daughters high school graduation June 9 at San Jacinto High School’s Tiger Stadium.

Mountain Heights Academy Mountain View High School and Mountain Heights Academy seniors take their COVID-19 separated seats on the San Jacinto High School Tiger Stadium field before their commencement ceremony begins June 9. Valley News/ T ony A ult p h ot os

Mountain View High School Ricky Anthony Aguilar Cayla Rose Alvarez Alejandro Amaya Kylie Elise Armas Asona Rose Arres Treasure Carlos Bagley Natalie Christina Barraza Jimmy Barrera Jesse Eugene Bermejo Jaelin Christopher Byfield Gabriel Campos Gustavo Carraman Emma Gisel Carrillo Devin Isaiah Castaneda Elson Catalan-Noyola Maria Alejandra Chico Rosas Jocelyn Marie Constante Nefateri Montalis Crew Tajion Dashon Davis Jason Saul Velazquez De La Rocha Stanley Rodrick Devore Isyss Alexa Mariah DiazMunoz

Noel Duenas-Ortega Michael Anthony Durant Jade Renea Edwards David Sebastian Embry Matthew Adrian Encizo Jorge Fafutis Victoria Diana Farrington David Robert Ferdik Anthony Julian Galaviz Anthony Brian Galeana Anthony Miguel Gallardo Nevarez Ava Joelle Garcia Richard Anthony Garcia Jr. MVHS Gerardo Garcia-Arias Jesus Antonio GarciaEstrada Emily Elisa Godinez William John Gonzalez Rojelio Gonzalez Amezcua Ethen Allen Gifted Green Ahniya Teauda Griffin Ruth Gutierrez

Russell Olvera Henzon Kyle Michael Hernandez Marlene Herrera Joseph Leonardo Ibarra Edwin Jimenez-Garcia Yessenia Suzette Lamadrid Matthew Shaun Christopher Lamb Melvin Mario James Landry Jr. MVHS Liset Garcia Ledesma Naylonni Rose Lima Vanessa Sierra Loera Christopher Angel Lopez Cristian Manuel Lopez Sabine Erika Lopez Gabriel Alejandro LuisJuanAvila Angel Isaiah Lyons-Caro Mia Hanelo Martinez Angel Fabian Martinez Arias Juan David Martinez Herrera Gerardo Mateo Calel Destiny Giselle McKenna

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Luis Angel Sandoval Castillo Jacob Kayin Emra Smith Daniel Jesus Tellez Stephen Tellez III MVHS Vicente Alberto Torres Portillo Yurema Sheelinlin Trujillo Hermosillo Luis Martin Urcino Jr. MVHS Daniel Alex Urias Isaiah Vargas Luisa Maria Vazquez Liliana Hayleen Verdugo Eric Vidales Maurio Kieth Vinson Jr. MVHS Kayla Lee Walton Orlando Wences Aidan Lance Wheeler Jamiah Jamise Williams Natalia Zermeno

Kathleen Yawayawish Aguilar Priscella Elena Ahumada Alexia Barajas Matthew Marty Benavidez Serena Ann Bergschneider Avelaka Le Ann Bishop Danniel Agustin Canela Andruw Shane Coronado Vanessa Cruz Alexa De La Cruz Castillo Jamie De Santiago Cameran Jamal Deneal Joshua James Diaz Alyssa Isabel Duran Michael Christopher Estanislao Andrew Romeo Falcon Melanie Erin Gleason Khi Kemore Granger William Michael Guzzi Jacob Isaiah Hernandez Jazmine Starr Hernandez Micah Jahliel Horn Angel Miguel Jaimes Yadira Juarez Zachary Thomas Litton Carlos Eduardo Lopez-Ibarra

Alana Tatsuko Marsden Yesenia Martinez Sariyah Patreice McGee Bragg Grace Marie McNeely Noah James McNeely Samantha Mendoza Micheal Gabriel Meza Shyann Mehayla Morreo Nia Kendra Moss Madison Hlisnras Moua Joshua Ryan Nance Grace Olivia Nissen Priscila Padilla George Smith Patton Rudy Levi Patton Haylie Maranda Perez Leon Rand III MHA Andrew Joseph Ruiz Noemi Saucedo Samantha Corina Tivao Nehumi Sioeli Tuipulotu Paris Bertha Ventura-Fuentes Athena Sussanna Ware Shyann Tierra Marie Williams Samantha Judith Zinn MHA

Mountain View High School Jade Renea Edwards senior class valedictorian urges her classmates to go on in life to brighter things with gusto and faith at the Class of 2020-2021 commencement ceremony held at the San Jacinto High School Tiger stadium June 9.

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Vista Murrieta High School • Murrieta, CA Emma Abdelmalek Devin Abeyta Tyril Jaze Abrea Alaina Aceves Angela Ackerman Thomas Ackerman Landon Ackley-Bailey Amanda Acosta Margaret Acquaro Gabriel Adams Kassidy Adams James Addison Jacqueline Adigwu Josiah Adkins Kayla Cassandra Aguilar Keisha Yves Aguirre Shawms Ahmadi Seth Aiken Elyse Alagao Bryson Alayvilla Anastasia Alba Mya Alcala Michael Alcaraz Bishop Alexander Jade Alexander Alejandro Alfaro Leen Al-Jawad Emily Alonzo Jaslyn Alonzo Jesus Alvarado Angella An James Anderson Sean Andrade Carlos Anguiano Isaiah Anguiano Bennett Antista Benjamin Applegate Cameron Aquino Elianna Faith Aragon Nathan Araujo Damian Arciniega Annaleece Arellano Dillon Arens Megan Argerake Keona Armstrong Andrew Arredondo David Arroyo Alex Arteaga Ismael Arzaga James Aspan Martin Christopher Atilano Isaiah Aves Caidan Avila Haley Ayscue Samantha Marylouise Bacasmas Jacob Baesen Breanna Baker Aileen Balderas Solorzano Gabriel Banting Leavitt Fabian Banuelos Alyissa Baquera Chloe Barber Andrea Barboza Jonah Barboza Emmanuel Baron Elise Bartolome Sydnee Basin Kobe Bates Jakob Bathon Jason Bautista Isabella Beauchamp Kyle Beer Jared Beers Javen Benitez Ethan Bennett Jasmine Bennett Jesse Bermudez Amanda Beyer Katherine Beyer Sai Bhakta Nathaniel Billy Cyrus Black Nikki Blair Austin Blaschak Conner Bonewald Brian Bonus Eric Booth Jalen Boston Emily Bourque Trinity Bowers Elijah Bozarth Katelyn Brandao Chloe Bravo Sarah Brennan Mason Brewer Jordan Brooks Janais Broussard Justin Brown Jada Bruno Elisabeth Brutyan James Ryan Bucayan Sofia Bulaoro Ethan Bullington Koji Bussman Isabel Monique Cabrera Julian Cabrera Nathan Cady Brianna Synclair Calloway Andres Canales Jr. Andrew Canizales Lance Kevin Canton Nicole Capistrano Alliana Carlton Kayla Carmody Riley Carney Leilany Casablanca Alfonso Castaneda Gabriela Castillo Kiley Casto Juliana Castro Caleb Catchings Warrence Catipon Amari Celestine Isidro Cervantes Eric Chappel Madison Chatman Cooper Chavez Isabella Chavez Priscilla Chea Justin Cheney Regalado Seoyoung Choi Jayden Chornomud Nathan Chriss Savannah Clack Dylan Clark Jamie Clark Bailey Clubb Jacob Cole Jonathan Cole Noah Cole Carlita Coleman Jazmin Cole-Stango Katelyn Cornejo Khayzel Cornel Hailey Coronado Dominic Cortes Contraman Nathin Cortez Matthew Costa Emily Crook Lucas Crume Christopher Crumpton Cale Cuenca Lauren Cummings Ethan Daarstad Brina Daniel Jenna Daniel Ashlynn Dasilva Joelle Davis Kevin Davis Sean Michael De Castro Gabriel Carlo De Guzman Jovanni De La Torre Luke De Los Reyes Lorinzer De Ocera Tyler Degreef Ryan Dekker Michael Angelo Delacruz Isabelle Deleers Ariana Delgado Jacob Delunas Liandra Demei Alexia Denby Hannah Devicariis Matthew Devicariis Jennifer Diaz Shanti Diaz Alexander Diehl Dominic Dimapilis Brody Distel Donovan Domaoan Araceli Dominguez Chloe Dominguez Jacob Dominguez Khadija Dost Tristen Douglas Taylor Dowden Kaoriko Dubois Jordan Dudgeonwinters Lydia Duncan Joelle Dyas

Xander Eastham Kenechukwu Ebizie Michael Echan Miranda Eddins Duncan Edwards Mckala Edwards Angelo Elisan Cayden Elliott Julius Encinias Austin Enenbach Damian Alexander Esparza Kellen Espinosa Andrew Espinoza Halison Esquivel Immanuel Estacuy Noemi Estrada Samantha Estrada Trevor Estrema Sean Eugene Camden Evarts Sophia Everett Madelyn Fargo Aiden Faust Alysen Fears Devin Felix Jonathon Fernandez Madison Fernandez Samantha Ferrera Cameron Finch Nicholas Flanagan Jackson Fleming Emileen Flores Kai Flores Alex Flynn Amany Fogg Armando Fonseca Ramy Fouad Cole Fowler Molly Francis Austin Freeman Brenna Freeman Breanna Freiberg Lauren Fresquez Carrillo Reese Fritch Zoe Fulks Bryce Furman Michelle Gabriel Reinna Gabriel Gavin Gagucas Zackary Gajecki Faith Gal Landon Gallagher Maleea Gallaspy Jayden Galley Samantha Ganaden Destiny Gant Felix Garcia James Garcia Marco Garcia Nadia Garcia Alexander Garcia Bastida Jenn Garibaldi Dylan Gass Samantha Gaunt Rodrigo Gaytan Sibrian Rachel Gearring Natalie Gerber Mary Gerges Sophia Germain Kaylee Gibson Trevor Gilbert Leanna Gillespie Kiana Giraldo Victoria Giraldo Kyle Girard Annaka Glynn Holly Golay Gregory Goldman Joshua Goldsmith Alyssa Gomez Joseph Gomez Daniel Gonzales Anniedith Gonzalez Brianna Gonzalez Henry Gonzalez Mandi Gonzalez Imanol Gonzalez-Torres Shelby Goodrich Auseyana Green Ace Grino Sarah Groninger Autumn Grucza Hannah Gruidl Katia Grumkoski Anabelle Guerra Gage Guerra Kelsey Guerrero Emmie Guinn Dominique Gutierrez Evelyn Gutierrez Galilea Gutierrez Josiah Hacinas Wyatt Hagerman Malia Hale Katelynn Halverson Asher Hannon Amber Hanson Dai’jahn Hardaway Gianna Hardy Taylor Harmon Elijah Harper Kaitlin Harper Mia Harrell Andrew Harris Jamaya Harris Bradon Haynes Kendall Heard Michael Helm Marion Hendriex Grace Hensley Christian Davian Hernandez Elayna Hernandez Katarina Hernandez Nayeli Hernandez Nevaeh Hernandez Avrian Herrera Alyssa Hickman Deondre Hicks Jaida Hilaire Aniah Hill Lathan Darius Hill Thomas Hill Vincent Ho Kathleen Hoang Reed Hohnstine Rachel Holmberg Daniel Holmes Zena Hong Savannah Horvath Seiar Hossainzada Alexis Houchens Jacob Houghtaling Patricio Houston James Howland Joesph Hubarth Chad Huber Chase Huber Mackenzie Huda Madison Huda Ezekiel Hueter Maya Rose Huey Jacob Hunt Miya Hunter Lianne Hutchinson Mercedes Hutt Richards Yair Ibanez Munira Ibrahim Justice Idema Zamir Ingram Aubrey Isabell Kabrina Jackson Yelim Jang Gabriel Jasperson Klyde Edward Java Jalani Jefferson Thomas Jenkins Ana Jimenez Jessica Jimenez Junelle Rose Jocson Angel Johnson Anisa Johnson Atreyu Johnson Isaiah Johnson Jaiden Johnson Marques Johnson Ramone Johnson Kade Johnstone Brooke Jones Haley Jones Jadyn Jones Kayson Jones Madison Jones Sydney Jones Emalee Joseph Halle Just Johnathon Kackert Joshua Kanethavong Allyson Kankrlik Bryce Keeler Houston Kennedy

Vista Murrieta High School graduates celebrate as they attend their graduation ceremony. Vista Murrieta High School class of 2021 valedictorian, Nikki Kirk speaks during the high school’s graduation ceremony. Eric Keolaphanh Joshua Kerr Dawt Khun Vina Kim Bahirah King Naketris Kirk Grace Knoechel Kaleah Knox Alexander Koplas Michiko Kosasih Hope Kosters Isabella Krstovski Zerina Lal Chase Lam Kalaya Landry-Batts Esmee Lauwers Tyrus Lazenby Casey Le Iliana Leanio Matthew Leano Destiny Lee Elizabeth Lee Farah Leon Marisa Leonard Jade Liang Makena Licon Janelle Anne Lim Stevie Linden Tehya Linton Julanne Lipumano Jacob Litchenberg Jordan Little Dana Liu Dillon Lively Aidan Llamas Ysa Lleverino Martinez Jessica Lo Presti Maddux Loeung Elsa Long Niya Long Tristan Longo Abigail Lopez Andy Lopez Angelina Lopez Benjamin Lopez Dylan Lopez Francisco Lopez Gabriel Lopez Fernando Lorenzo Hailey Lothrop Leila Lothrop Kobey Lovell Josiah Lowery Taylor Loyd Derrick Luckett Jordan Lujan Franklin Macea Nicole Macias Anabel Madrigal Andres Madrigal Gabriel Madrigal Emma Magana Luna Magana Ozzy Magana Hannah Maingot Alexander Manes Maya Mange Milan Marich Shiloh Markowski Oliver Marks Alana Marshall John Marshall Cezar Martinez Ean Martinez Franceska Martinez Malia Martinez Melodie Martinez Nathan Martinez Samuel Martinez Alejandro Martinez Hernandez Deborah Massawe Destiny Mattingly Cheyenne Mccabe Samantha Mccain Stephen Mccamment Emmalee Mccann Rylinn Mcclintock Letrey Mccollum

Trevor Mcconnaughey Sean Mcdermott Reidar Mcelwain Sean Mchatton Gracie Mecum Katie Meeks Dylan Meisland Juliauna Melendrez Laureana Mendoza Arianna Mesa Emily Meyer Meredith Milby Devin Miller Gavin Miller Ariana Miranda Vanessa Miranda Mia Molina Miranda Molina Tyler Money Calysta Monge Adrian Montes Emma Montes Maile Montillano Tayisa Morales Andrea Moreno Esteban Moreno Kela Moreno Amanda Moriarty Kaitlyn Morte Marshall Mory Keith Andrew Mota Devin Moulton Haley Moulton Yolaine Moutou Kaila Moyette Anthony Munoz Isabella Munoz Noah Murasmith Alina Murillo Mitchell Murphy Maxwell Myers Maya Navarro Edgar Navarro Llamas Timothy Navedo Elijah Nevares Brandon Newsome Toan Ngo Brandi Nguyen Claire Nguyen Devin Nguyen Leilani Nguyen Marcus Nguyen Matthew Nguyen Ngan Nguyen Logan Nichols Israel Nieves Braden Norwood Kaelyn Novelo Sebastian Nowicki Hailey Nuechterlein Antonio Nuncio Ashley Nunez Rodriguez Jordan O’brien Eduardo Ochoa Garhe Okitiakpe Matthew Olaes Kimberly Olea Nava Dominika Olejniczak Ashley-Adzuira Olivares Norma Omar Chinyelugo Onwuasoanya Angel Orona Elijah Orona Isaac Ortega Alejandra Ortiz Grace Ostrand Nicolas Otero Rogelio Pacheco Owin Page Sean Palomba Daniel Pangilinan Xavier Parada Emma Parish Trace Parker Cole Parris Ally Patane Romil Patel Mateusz Patynowski

Raquelle Payne Morgan Peecher Lauren Pelayo Roy Pendleton Anthony Perez Diego Perez Gavyn Perez Tehani Perreira Holly Petrucci Jason Phan Victor Phelps-Contreras Giselle Phrakonekham Madison Pierce Nicholas Pierce Taylor Pike Gillian Jeri Pigang Oscar Pineda Allison Pinney Ofaloto Pinomi Jordan Powell Kayin Powell Avery Poznanski Aniya Pretlow Athyna Pundhsingh Hailey Purdom Daniel Quintana Sebastian Quintero Joshua Quiroz Ryan Radsliff Leilani Ragland Natalie Ralston Darren Alfred Ramirez Isaac Ramirez Justin Ramirez Sergio Ramirez Alexis Ramos Jesus Ramos Lillian Randle Gabriela Razon Salazar Cody Reeves Elijah Reischlein Miguel Reyes Gutierrez Tyriq Rhodes Noelle Richardson Colby Ricks Andrew Robbins Asher Robinson Jelanique Robinson Spencer Robinson Bryce Robling Terrell Roby Amaris Rodriguez Antonio Rodriguez Camilla Rodriguez Elissa Rodriguez Salvador Rodriguez Santana Rodriguez Sofia Rodriguez Lorraine Rodriguez Alarcon Francisco Rojas Jose Rojas Madison Roman Jordan Romero Kennedy Romero Yael Romero Jacy Rowe Graham Rowland Isabella Ruelas Breana Ruiz Kate Ruiz Emma Rushton Alexander Saelee Jacob Salampessy Kai Salas Brianna Salazar Samantha Saldania Gabriel Sanchez Isaak Sanchez Mariah Sanchez Maria Jose Sanchez Martin Alexandra Sanchez Pereyra Kieryn Sandee Haley Sanders Gregorio Sandoval Wilson Santagata Adrian Santana Cardenas Sriya Santhanam Brice Saunders Makayla Sayles Anik Scherf Benjamin Schumaker Logan Sedlacek Arianah Serrato Kirolous Shafik

Keylaunie Tarey Graham-Donato Sylvana Angela Hernandez Maria Guadalupe Herrera Wonda Rene Hubbard Kimberly Frances Hudson Violet Jean Krebs

Ian Theriault Ty Therien Imani Thomas Charlotte Thompson Corey Thompson Jaydn Thompson Anthony Thornton Samantha Tilden Emanuel Tinajero Rafael Tobias Anthony Tocco Edwin Ethanael James Tolosa Gonzales Bailey Torres Donovan Torres Isaiah Torres Jacob Dyllon Torres Jayleen Torres Maria Torres Ethan Tran Sandra Tran Brandon Trimmer Kylie Trindade Megan Triska Izeah Trujillo Catherine Truong Ella Turnbull Jaedon Tyler Joshua Cade Udan Jordyn Utz Joseph Vado Gavin Valdez Kelly Alexis Valian Justin Van Lauren Van Nyhuis Benjamin Vang Martin Vargas Graciela Vasquez Angelica Vega Carla Vega Jesse Vega Abigail Velasquez Carlos Venegas Eric Ventura Lilian Vera Jackson Vicars Gabriel Sebastian Villahermosa Staci Villalobos Trinity Villalobos Grace Villanueva Koa Villanueva

Michael Villarreal Arai Villasenor Liberty Vincent Jessica Vis Aramis Viveros Freeman Dave Vo Mackenzie Von Uhl Gracie Vonhipple Catherine Vu Mitchell Wade Jazmin Walker Ella Wallace Heaven Wallace Brynn Wallander Anthony Walmer Austin Walters Audrey Ward Ayden Watson Christopher Wdowiak Hailey Wells Joseph Werning Emily Westfall Connor Westrich Abrielle White Allyson White Ryan Whitlock Uriah Wilcox-Ho Turner Wilkinson James Williams Kaliyah Williams Keyarah Williams Leah Williams Mikaila Williams Naleilani Williams Samantha Williams Brody Williamson Molly Wilson Zackery Wilson Trevor Wirth Riley Wold Aidan Wren Talayah Wright Matthew Yang Nathan Yang Jacqueline Yao Nicholas Yoshida Sebastian Nikolai Yturralde Alyse Zdunek Jacob Zerecero

Vista Murrieta High School graduate Isaiah Aves waves to his family as he takes his seat during the class of 2021 graduation ceremony.

Congratulations to the Class of 2021!

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Vista Murrieta High School graduate Annaleece Arellano walks with her peers during the class of 2021 graduation ceremony held June 3. V alley N ews/ S hane G ibson photos

San Jacinto Adult School • San Jacinto, CA Jamila Ali Shalabi Erica Alvarez Abraham Andy Cardenas MaryAnn Casillas Alizea Brianna Culpepper Ashley Leonora Diaz

Rida Shah Chloe Shaw Austin Shelley Tavon Shippen Daniel Si Deshani Sibblies Sidney Siez Nicole Silhan Raegan Silva Stephanie Silverlake Adrian Simeon Kyle Simpson Christopher Sisneros Avril Sitchler Jordon Smith Kaya Smith Lindsey Smith Robert Smith Ruby Smith Jacob Sohl Aiden Solano Jeuz Solares Ashley Solomich Victoria Sorensen Janric Kyle Sorongon Jordan Souza Justin Spain Demarcus St Ann Henderson Emily Stacer Luke Stafford Kylie Staggs Deshaun Stansberry Alicia Stefan Italo Stella Kamila Stella Zander Stephenson Jadyn Stewart Cailean Stoller Olivia Stout Justin Strada Cody Summerlin Christopher Swan John Tabafunda Jose Nicollas Tabafunda Megan Tablada Makoa Tafua Danielle Kaye Tan Justine Tanjuaquio Xavier Teto Sovitta Thao Joseph Theobalt

Brett Matthew Thomas Lister Danny James Lopez Jr. San Jacinto Adult Ed Alba Azucena Lopez Conrado Beverly Beatrix Mambou Christina Leann Mason

Rhiannon Marie Perez Aurelio Pina Deborah Ponce Shaiunee Pamela Rhodes Angel Felix Ruiz Juan Carlos Ruiz Salinas

Elizabeth Ann Sheehe Elijah Freddie Tate Travis Weaver Diamond Marie Winters

We are honored to share in the excitement of your graduation celebrations. We consider it a privilege to cover school news. With pride and joy we say....

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San Jacinto High School • San Jacinto, CA Moustafa Ramadan El Abdel Hak Gabriella Merialda Berth Adam Elicia Karen Aguilar-Diaz Andres Aguilar-Pelayo Stephany Rakel Aguilera Rojas Freddy Ivan Aguirre Solorio Jose Luis Alatorre Esmeralda Porfiria Alba Melissa Alcala Yanin Alcaraz Vanessa Aldape Martinez Joshua James Aleman Nimarota Jonnathan Alo Perla Alvarez Roxxanne Alvarez Jesus Anaya Carter Ryan Anderson Eduardo Aparicio Rosales Estevan Jose Aragon Sofia Arambula Daniel Alejandro Araujo Figueroa Tyana Khalia Arcasi Annette Lizbeth Arevalos Noel Javier Arias Krista Marie Casumpang Armada Yaneth Aracely Arredondo Yadira Havelska Avina Jared Jair Balderas Davon Lee Banks Deyanira Banuelos David Barajas Abril Estela Barajas Perez Andrew Enrique Barajas Villalobos Robert Matthew Barcenas Marissa Michelle Marie Barlow Jasmine Eileen Barreras Jestin William Barth Cheyanne Rowena Baumgarte Alaura Ann Bay Aaron Miguel Beley Alejandro Dominic Bengochea Kiera Rae Bias Stefani Rae Bill Jhillian Danielle Bober Joshua Walter Martin Boggs Matthew Jeremy Botello Hope Breann Bowen Angel Salvador Bravo Lopez Oscar Julian Briseno Isaiah Austin Brookes Sammuel Issac Brown Gomez Emma Jo Ann Bustos Brayn Aurelio Cabrera Celine Cabrera Hendy Lizeth Cabrera Bejarano Sarahi Yamileth Cachu Erika Ahleah Camacho Phillips Esli Ruben Cano-Cifuentes Fernando Page Cantu Pirelli Ariana Isabella Caraza Lilyanne May Carbajal Gustavo Carraman Shawn Michael Carrasco Gustavo Ramiro Carrasco Alvarenga Abygail Carolina Carrillo Brooklyn Lachelle Sharlene Carter Kijan Japple Carter JR Miguel Ruben Castaneda Sharon Valeria Castellanos Barajas Charles Adrian Castello-Urias Kimberly Castillo Damara Aileen CastrejonNunez Jaqueline Cesar Saiyan Chanthabandith Abraham Chavero JR Hugo Chavez.Jr Andrea Theresa Cisneros Matthew Connor Clark Joshua Anthony Cobian Joshua Coc Shailah Lela Collins Ryan Jordan Concepcion Kanamoto

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De Anza kindergarten students begin the traditional annual Commencement Ceremonies June 10 on the San Jacinto High School Tiger Stadium. Valley News/ T ony A ult p h ot os

San Jacinto High School Associated Student Body President Areli Lugo congratulates the graduating seniors for their accomplishments in the past four years calling them to go forward with the good principles they learned during the school’s commencement ceremony June 10. Danna Hennessy Miramontes Kimberly Lapus Monteagudo Angelina Ivy Montes Elisa Anareli Montes Jim Montes Vegas Andrew Montes Brayn Manuel Montiel JaNaysia LaNay Moore Semaj Levell Jahi Moore Lacy Alvin Morales Anthony Benjamin Morales Jocelyn Morales Amada Staciah Moreno Camran Harlow Morgan Victor Mota Alejandra Sarahi Moya Viramontes David Muniz Esau Munoz Alexavier Raphael MurphyEllis Anthony Lorenzo Natal Justin Osvaldo Navarro Delgado Hannah Allyson Nichols Kyla Myshell-Yvette Nichols Joseph Alexander Nieblas Fabian Nieto JR Amaris Nieves Raymond Noyola Miranda Nunez Miranda Ikenna Grace-Ebere Obinma Ossidys Jamileth Ochoa Anthony Damian Oliva Gustavo Olivares Angel Humberto Orellana Nathan Robert Orona Ricardo Orozco Luis Rolando OrozcoMartinez Carlos Esteban Ortiz JR Luciano Jesse Ortiz II Nathan Victor Ortiz John Michael OsbourneLangreder

Ryan Cole Ostrander Jahnene Angalee Osuna Brendan Kole Owen Joshua Oriabure Oziengbe Ivan Guadalupe Pacheco Alexis Padilla Alejandro Palacios Kelsey Marie Palacios Giovanni Palafox Llamas Jerry Palafox Llamas Peter L.V. Davis Palumbo Chelsea Dewanti Panjaitan Aiden Douglas Patel Marjorie Elizeth Paz-Fortin Leonardo Daniel Peguero Villalobos Luis Fernando Pellegrin Enoch Ishmael Pena Eduardo Perales Raul Esteban Peralta Michael Anthony Pereida Abigail Adelina Perez Adrian Alexander Perez Briana Elaine Perez Cory Martin Perez Yailene Isabel Perez Mariana Lizbeth Perez Ramos Miriam Janet Perez Ramos Ruben Perez-Jimenez Berenice Perez-Medina Alexandra Clarissa Piedra Jasper Sean Serrano Pimentel Nathan Ian Pimentel Jorge Polanco Martinez Deisy Yannara Ponce Vianka Isabel Ponce Elena Marie Ponte Jose Ricardo Quezada Melissa Mayra Quinoy Anthony Michael Quintos Khalil Mohammed Rahman Andrew Ramirez Cesar Daniel Ramirez Erick Ramirez Ethan Michael Ramirez Jacqueline Ramirez

Kobe Matthew Ramirez Yanira Ramirez Karina Ramirez Martinez Maria Fernanda Ramirez Moreno Raul Angel Razo Nathaniel Joshua Reese Elizabeth Alexander Resendiz Valerie Resendiz Lorenzo Jesus ResendizMeza Jasmine Morning Star Resvaloso David Rico Chris Michael Rivas Daniela Alexandra Rivera Juan Carlos Rivera Salvador Jr. Rivera-Martinez Nestor Daniel Rizo Kayla Lilly Roberts Alexis Celeste Rodriguez Andrea Mireya Rodriguez Arissa Faith Rodriguez Chantal Rodriguez Jacquelyn Rodriguez Judith Rodriguez Luis Eduardo Rodriguez Ramon Noe Rodriguez Yahir Rodriguez Liliana Rodriguez Herrera Julianna Rodriguez-Smith Alex-Andrew Rodriguez Rojas Javier Rojas Franco Raudy Junior Roman Perla Alejandra Romero Alexis Yahir Rosales Romero Luis Alejandro Rosas Joe Anthony Rosas Moreno Jenica Yakez Rowe Aliza Jasmine Peebles Rubalcava Ivan Rubio Anthony Franky Ruiz Brendon Ruiz Hailey Ruiz Alexis Marie Ruvalcaba

Members of the 2020-2021 San Jacinto High School Senior class dressed in their orange caps and gowns take their seats to begin ceremonies June 10 where they will receive their diplomas. Adrian Salgado Zavala Alan Gonzalo Sanchez Bella Marie Sanchez Crystal Azul Sanchez Emmarie Liliana Sanchez George Sanchez Janessa Ann Marie Sanchez Lesliee Jazmin Sanchez Santos Taegenae Xavia Tarnecia Sanders Brianna Sandoval Ernesto Joaquin Sandoval JR Tiffany Keithleen Santillana Miriam Paola Santoyo Regalado Erik Leonel Saucedo Hannah Elizabeth Belle Sauter Gerardo Israel Segoviano Cruz Iseiya Serrano Nathan Alexander Serrano Cristian Serrato Kamanda Shaneriva Andres Simon

Ariel Alexis Smith Majahnique Bryante Lefea Smith Briannon Rose Snow Joseph Solano Reyes Andrea Estefania Soriano Juanita Giselle Sotelo Kayla Karina Soto Emily Soto-Acuna Gabriel Jude Speller Angelica Cruz Suarez Kassandra Alexys Suarez Breanna Sylvia Subia Natalie Marian Suchite Jeremy Tague Miguel Angel Tamayo Juan Jose TamayoMagallanes Brianna Guadalupe Tapia Anette Amisadai Tapia Pulido Elizabeth Fredia Tate Destin Alexander Taylor Joshua Jeremiah Taylor Esteban Tinoco Samantha Corina Tivao

Jacob Paul Tolmachoff Kylie Monet Toomes Damian Aurelio Torres Joseph Dominick Torres Jesus Salvador Torres Avalos Jacob Torres Lopez Yahaira Abigail TorresSanchez Antonio Jesus Toscano Anthony Tovar Thomas Broer Trout-De Jong Ahsley Michelle Ugarte Urquiza Jalen Adaija Uribe Pedro Vaca-Orozco Adrian Andres Valdez JR Karla Karolina Valencia Marlene Valentin Chamu Deborah Marie Valenzuela Linda Victoria Valenzuela Vanessa Valenzuela Bryant Scott Vargas Nadia Yessenia Vazquez Alonso Jese Vazquez Donis Jasmine Caroline Velarde Viviana Elizabeth Villalobos

Natalie Victoria Villalta Giselle Villarino Jasmine Michelle Villarino Isaiah Giovanni Villegas Giovanni Vivas Amanda Wairimu Wambugu Riley Marie Ward Donavan Dominique Watson Sydney Mone’t Wells Lizet Wences-Castaneda Ashley Nikole White Alexis Marie Whitmore Damon Ce Lavell Williams Talia Marquianna Williams Alyssa Leilani Wilson Samantha Dyllan Wilson Nathan Allen Wood Charlize Gabrielle Woodfin Julian Tiofilo Ybarra Nathan Zambrano Leonardo Julian Zarate Matthew Jason Zepeda Jonathan Angel Zuniga

West Valley High School • Hemet, CA Cristian Acosta Chealsy Candelaria Acuna Jazlynn Meriah Adame Ashley Nicole Adams Michael Anthony Adams Raekwon Deon Adams Mikhael Mohsen Agbenu Rosita Eleanor Aguilar Lesly Aguilar Penaloza Said De Jesus Alatorre Alma Alicia Alcantara Natalie Michelle Allievi Ivan Scott Alminar Erick Alvarado Briana Michelle Alvarez Diego Alvarez Novoa Yenifer Aparicio Galindo Bianca (Adrian) Luz Aparicio Garcia Melissa Estefania Araiza Soltero Samuel Arambul Medina Bryan Araujo Victor Manuel Araujo Suarez Edwin Ulloa Arenas Antonious Raymond Arensdorff Angaleis Schanay Armstead Zeus Ramses Arriaga Natalie Lian Ayala Evangelia Marie Ballard Mariana Banegas J Everett Baranzelli Paola Barrera Elizalde Nayeli Yaquelin Bautista Daniella Beltran Zepeda Bridgette Xyclali Betanzos Jose Armando Bolanos Ramirez Vivean Zerine Bonales Elena Evelina Bracamonte Anthony Garion Bradley Abel Bravo Jr. Angelina Marie Brennan

Tyron Tamoy Brown Aida Chrystine Burkins Austin Cabrera Angel Bella Jabel Cadiz Saul Calderon Jacqueline Calvillo Karla Lizeth Cano del Cid Marlyn Jean Capers Valeria Cardenas Alan Rafael Cardenas Machuca Selena Christine Cardiel Gregorio Carpio Ronald George Carter III Christopher Jeremiah Castro Gabriel Antonio Castro Perla Judith Cerpa Dennis Chaparro Jordana Alexia Chapman Andrew Ivan Chavez Armando Dominic Chavez Jennifer Chavez Elena Chavira Evelin Chino Meza Eosua Elijha Chondros Israel Damien Claudio Ariana Isabel Cleavenger Emily Rose Collins Kellen Alexander Condis Caleb Zuriel Corlew Jariana Gissel Coronado Raya Alexis Jade Cox Carson Ray Crawford Angel Cruz Angelina Celeste Cruz Ismar Cruz Navarro Erick Ignacio Cubias Richard Eric Dana Nadaici Zipporah Davis Tamara De La Cruz Zion James De Lara

Alicia DeOrta Erin Elizabeth DeSantiago Cristian Omar Diaz Dominguez Lailah Marissa Dodd Olivia Ann Dominguez Roselyn Dominguez Cantero Cristina Daniela Duran Jose Angel Duran Joshua Lee Edwards Alexa Gabriela Elizarraras Vivian Kailani Otilia Faapito Trayvon Raymond Fain Amarah Farley Erik Felix Carlos Rigoberto Fierros Lopez Jared Rigo Figueroa Angelina Lynn Flor Justin Luis Flores Devin Sean Jose Flores Perez Zila Lillian Francisco Savannah Michelle Free Estrella Alicia Garcia Jennifer Garcia Juan Diego Garcia Juan Daniel Garcia Almaraz Juan David Garcia Almaraz Juan Diego Garcia Almaraz Yadira Garcia Villa Cory Chaitlin Gardner Paul Christopher Gaulden Troy Jo Vahn Gear Paul Jacob Glasser Arcelia Elizabeth Godina Jennifer Gomez Marcos Gomez Siampone Pone Gonsila Natali Gonzalez Vivian Crespo Gonzalez Sergio Adrian Gonzalez Andres Haylee Marie Goodwin

Juliana Marie Granillo Alexander Nicholas Guadarrama Edward Jo Gutierrez Jasmin Gutierrez Venegas Miranda Marie Guy Nevaeh Elizabeth Hacker Eili George Haddad Joshua Alexander Hahn Courage Rudolph Hamilton Perry Henry Xaivier Harris Jeremy Hays Zachary Tyler Hays Alyssa Danielle Hernandez Kiley Joy Hernandez Natalya Alejandra Hernandez Ronaldo Hernandez Vanessa Hinojosa Contreras Hazel Molina Hora Dominique Cassandra Hudspeth Ana Guadalupe Huerta Angelina Elaine Huerta Asia Tuyet Nhi Huynh Shondale Laroy Jenkins Josue Jimenez Alexis Guadalupe Jimenez Cervantes Elijah Lee Johnson Mya Marie Jones Ashley Larae Keeton Isaac Gabriel Kirkconnell Mashayla Breann Knight Amiah Marie Landin Ashley Paulina Ledezma Ramirez Danny Lei Jonah Carl Lesigues Jaclyn Marie Lett Giselle Margarita Llamas Yuting Long Karla Lopez Xascalante Shinzon Asoka Seiryu Lyles

Alessandro High School • Hemet, CA Karla Jaquelin Aguilar Cabrera Viviana Aguilera Rios Shayla Monique Aguilon Hader Jawad Alhabib Julio Steven Anaya Orozco Andrew Wilhelmus Andela Maritza Aparicio Angel Charlene Arce Rincon Raul Angel Armendariz Ismael Avila Gastelum Lucas Wade Bailey Lizbeth Anahi Barrientos Darion Mark Battaglioli Kevin Bautista Anthony Michael Joseph Benitez Genesis Jasmine Berlo Justin Matthew Bernauer Lemuel William Bishop Tommy Gene Bishop Vincente Nicholas Blass Joshua David Brown Brandon Lee Burdick Cecilia Tanya Burkart Lionel Caballero Mireya Irene Cabrera Azalea Celine Cantor Isabel Castillo Diaz Kaylynn Nicole Chamberlin Evianna Cesylia Church Jose Cortez Richard Jonathan Crow Gabriel Cayabyab Cruz Lily Juliette D’Arrigo Nicholas Jaylen Davis Joseph Antonio De La Mora Zander Vincente De Lara Adan Dominguez Kaylie Ann Eris Downing Martha Cristal Duran Bradly Jaye Elliott

Abigail Flower Fredericks Francisco Miguel Galindo Adam Xavier Gamez Isabella Valentina Garcia Johnny Kraft Garcia Magali Ruby Garcia Andres Carlos Garduno Ruiz Gonzalo Adrian Garza Celestine Leoni George Derrick Ladale Golightly Ricardo Anthony Gomez Michael David Gonzales Abraham Gonzalez Robert Isaiah Gordon Cody Ryan Gormley Jayden Elias Griffin Aubriana Lee Gutierrez Sergio Alexander Gutierrez Jordyn Makaila Hamling Sa’miah Yanea Harris Trinity Renee Haynes Crystal Garcia Heredia Edgar Noe Hernandez Moedano Daisy Meraris Herrera Demariay Jordan Hinton Warren Dale Holeman Angel Michelle Horn Ean Hunter Horta Emilia Danielle House Alfonso Huerta Jakob Isaiah Huerta Diondre Kieleil Hyatte Jasmine Janeth Jamuth Eudave Katia Jaramillo Mariah Alexia Johnson Daniel Juaquin Lara Yasmine Irene Ledesma Darian Issac Lenning Echo Rose Lindberg Delilah Leann Lopez

Sabre Jay Lopez Araiza Alonso Emmanuel Luna Velasco Lincoln Charles Wisener MacKenzie Andy JR Marquina Za’Miya Aaliyah Martin Damaris Delilah Martinez Deashanae Brianna Nikole Mathis Caballero Samuel Ryan McGargill Breesa Jeanette Medrano Angel Alvino Mejia Samantha Mejia Castellanos Kassandra Destiny Melara Cristian Justino Mondragon Eduardo Montejano Daivion Catawba Montgomery Mauricio Damian Mora Jocelyn Nicole Morris Jesus Jacob Navarrette Lauren Elizabeth Nosik Jennifer Ochoa Echeverria Carmia Odom Aliyah Angel Olea Marissa Rene Oropeza Anthony Lachay Ortega Kendra Natalie Ortega Angel Fabian Ortega Banda Mario Alberto Osuna Kai Nhia Tou Charles Oyler Vang Jade Michelle Palacios Milinda Regina Peralta Luis Arturo Perez Sh’Vinceya Jaspen Perry Michael Paul Peters Shayann Brianna Plascencia Valencia Nicole Pryor Jasmine Priscilla Ramirez Steven Andrew Ray

Andrew Reyes Jenipher Ida Rincon Rylee Jordan Ripley Robert Nicholas Rivera Hernandez Cecilia Marie Rodriguez Victoria Ann Rojas Grace Ellen Romine Ariana Carmen Ross Matthew Zachary Ruiz Adam Salgado Jasmine Sanchez Leilani Juanita Sanchez Axel Sandoval Kaylee Sandoval Luke Patrick Shannon Hollie Hailey Elizabeth Marie Sharp Makayla Akai Lenell Siler Angel Jonathan Silva Zalma Yahaira Soria Ayala Jesus Antonio Suarez de La Cruz Destiny Jovanna Sullivan Kaylee Lynn Tomasello Megan May Treat Ieshia Candice Turner Michael Jacob Turner Precious Angel Valenzuela Jesus Vargas Angelique Gabrielle Vega Marleen Elaine Velasco Reynaldo Jr. Villa Anaya Rosie Williams DeMarion Bernard Wilson Aliyah Lenae Woods Vieana La Shae Wright Skylee Dawn Wynne Robert Allen Youler Monson Andrew Micheal Young Irrianna Naomi Young

Jayda Marie Lyons Maliya Jade MacIntosh Daniel Angel Madrid Emmalee Dorothy Mahan Dymend Jahmell Maqui Hart Kaylin Celeste Marin Gabriel Winston Marshall Diego Valdez Martinez Monica Savanna Martinez Vicente Martinez Miguel Martinez Perez Oscar Martinez Vazquez Ashley Isabel Mathews Chrislynn Marie Lalaine Maynard Tynavia Shanee Dominique McCullough Michael Lander McClure Matthew Terrance McDonald Jarie Bejay McFarland Julie Arely Mederos Jasmin Mejia Sanchez Matthew Juan Mendoza Onjalie Carliyah Mitchell Mario Ruben Monreal Nathan Anthony Montejano Yaira Alessandra Montes Loaiza Adrianna Marie Montoya Kayla Marie Moore Ethan Moreno Tariro Fungai Faith Mutambara Moyo Destiny Marin Murga Jewell Deven Myers Quincy Nashawn Myers Amari Maite Navarro Ruben Anthony Navarro Madison Grace Newborn Ceontay Dewayne Newton Leyna Luong Nguyen Cesar Brian Nieto Leah Jasmine Olague

Natalia Olaya Hailey Monique Olguin Vanesa Orozco Garcia Luis Arturo Orozco Soto Angel Lee Ortiz Sherlyn Ortuno Daniela Steffany Padilla Martinez Kristine Kae Paguio Lizbeth Palacios Kevin Pastran Nungaray Andrew Jacob Peabody Elijah Jacob Perez Kayla Jessica Perez Ryan Marie Pierce Joshua Efrain Pinones Melissa Maximo Plata Devin Alan Porth Aaron Randall Reyes Prieto Narayah Per’Joney Pyatt Cynthia Arianna Quezada Priscila Esmeralda Quirarte Leilani Alexandria Rains Carlos Jesus Ramirez Charlie Anthony Ramirez Daniel Aron Ramirez Elexis Alyee Ramirez Elyse Arlahe Ramirez Vincent Valentino Ramirez Guillermo Jr Ramos Segoviano Nor Muneer Rasheed Palina Dzmitryevna Razhkova Graciela Belarmina Recinos Khani Dontae Reed Alexsandro Refugio Valentin Daniel Jacob Renteria Jacqueline A Renteria Aguilar Mariah Larae Reyes Melody Yanira Reyes Cortes Nicholasa Maria Reyes Gonzalez Heidi Elizabeth Reyes Hernandez

Levi Edward Riley Anthony Rivera Eric Rivera David Andrew Robinson Bruce Kyle Robison Andrew Robles Jasmine Janessa Rodriguez Jasmine Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Nick Rodriguez Salim Thomas Rodriguez Alexis Bernice Ruvalcaba Andrea Isabel Ruvalcaba Luis Angel Salas Delyla Yesenia Salinas Alfonso Aaron Sanchez Kayley Adora Sanchez Kimberly Sanchez Robert Dave Sanchez Saul Sanchez Jaqueline Sandoval Arizbeth Saucedo Dominic Mateo Segura Osvaldo Silvino Serratos Bisan Hani Issa Shaheen Steven Michael Smith Fransisco Solis Sabrina Sosa Priscila Soto Ramon Soto Narjah Beyonna Sowley Briana Steffani Sparks Lauren Diane Speer White Aaliyah Charity Spurlock Cameron Michael Stephens Shyla Renee Sullivan Ashanti Kadija Surrell Marshall Isaiah Robert Sweeney Andre Manuel Tabita Kevin Tercero

Angelyna Jayde Terrel Teejay Paul Theberge Israel Thompson Taylor Lillian C Thompson Natalia Sara Torralba Edwards Jorge Javier Torres Ernesto Fernando Tovar Zayla Ysela Tower Yara Isabella Trujillo Steven Antonio Tunchez Joanna Kaiya Um Brian Joseph Uria Adriana Guadalupe Valdivia Perez Nestor Alejandro Valencia Nicholas Gabriel Varela Devonye Kayla Vargas Kimberly Vargas Wren Melanie Vargas Wren Joshua Lenny Vasquez Giselle Vazquez Eric Rene Velazquez Annaly Vergara Ortiz Kimberly Nayeli Villagomez Sandra Edith Villagomez Laturey Carlos Villegas Hayle Adita Viveros Marquez Alexandra Paige Wagner Amber Marie Wagner Smith Aydin James Wearing Nicholas Shaw Lee Weidner Amelia Rose Wheeler Joseph Marion Williams Sean Alan Williams Jasmine Lilly Wilson Jalen Demond Woods Larry Stephon Wright Porfirio Cesar Zarazua Santiago

Western Center Academy • Hemet, CA

It is the only time of her life for this senior high school student who turns her graduate cap tassel over to the left signifying her graduation after four years of studies and hard work at the Western Science Center Academy Commencement in Hemet June 2. Valley News/ T ony A ult p h ot os Raad Abushawish Emma Avila D Artagnan Avina Angelica Ayala Aleksia Becerra Aubriana Bernhardt Destiny Blount Genesis Brillante Isabella Brown Jayson Bunnell Kasey Cain Sophia Carver Elijahua Contreras

Joshua Cordero Kierynn Cornell Ethan Corum Brooke Cronin Austin Davis Trinitie Dillon Aedan Ferrara Francisco Garcia Benjamin Glauner Byron Gonzalez Diego Gonzalez Julian Gonzalez Dylan Gulliford

Daniel Gutierrez Guzman Melanie Hernandez Aveley Hoover Rayne Islas Emma Johnson Makayla Kaustinen Haley Kennedy Tiffany Lam Angelica Loboda Evelyn Lorch Caroline Lovett Yisela Luquin Helena Macias

Lauren Marin Austin Montgomery Cassandra Mota Fatima Muhammad Khang Nguyen Kyler Noteboom Sven Ortiz Angelina Parisi Rochelle Pennington Chloe Peterson Anya Pickart Rebecca Pizzitola Ayden Reams

Its hand bumps all around from the Western Science Center Academy staff for this high school graduate at the commencement ceremony June 2. Cole Robbins Danea Rondeau Juliet Ruiz Mireya Ruiz Mehak Shahzad Nathan Shanks D’aja Sheffield Diego Soares Ernest Spiller Kimberly Stauffer Dillon Sutton Caleb Teasley Jonathan Thompson

Ruby Thomsen Jasmine Torres Rylee Turner Victoria Ugarte Benjamin Uribe Joseph Van Der Linden Edgar Vazquez Nina Webb Ryan Worthington Sianna Xiao

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Hemet High School • Hemet, CA Jabriell Abdal Jawad Ivonne Acosta Melanie Acosta Mirka Acosta Higuera Anthony Agustin Cano Kali Alarcon Gaxiola Austin Albers Estefani Aldaba Soberanis Victoria Alejandre Emma Allen Michael Alonso Xavier Alvarado Abaoag Eric Alvarenga Brylena Anderson Jacob Anderson Matthew Anderson Alfredo Andrade Estrada Emanuel Arechiga Cruz Daniella Arellano Magana Kameron Arnold Javier Arocho Andrew Arredondo Samantha Arredondo Joey Arroyas Haylie Arthur Izaiah Avalos Victoria Avelar Annalisa Avila Karilynn Avila Elizabeth Back Antonio Badger Crystal Banda Manuel Banuelos Adrik Barajas Jesus Barajas Corona Sofia Barber Samantha Barragan Cambria Beard Estevan Becerra Lidaisjah Bell Adrian Benitez Maya Benjamin Arturo Bermudez Harley Bernal Kaela Bernard Brandon Berry Katelyn Maya Bethune Bella Boemmel Zackery Bradley Emily Braswell Jacob Breedlove Jeremiah Brock Kaitlyn Bromley Cheyenne Brown Sierra Brown Chloe Brubaker Elijah Bryan Christopher Buchanan Kendall Burnett Rylie Burnett Gisele Burton Logan Burton Brooklyn Bush Jacob Bushee Archer Byrum Genesis Caballero Celene Calderon Jose Calderon Lara Anthony Caldwell Marilyn Campos Ludim Cano Vasquez Anthony Capetillo Paul Jr Capetillo Kandice Carlin Matthew Carrasco Gabriel Carrasco Rivera Emily Carroll Lillianna Casarez Dillon Cash Anthony Castellano Jose Castillo Kiyana Castillo Raymond Cave Andy Ceballos Donovan Cendejas Kyle Chadwick Bryce Chamberlain Christian Chavez Gabriela Chavez Kaya Ciccone Cozart Geyli Cifuentes Chavez Tabitha Clark Sundiata Clarke Rondell Coleman Madison Collis Soleil Colon Collin Conner Cruz Cordova Raymond Coronado Natalie Correa Marisa Cox Emilia Cruz Eric Cun Amya Daniels Katelin Danielson Leonardo De Jesus Hugo Degante Melanie Degante Laisha Delgado Erick Deniz Ramirez Michael Depillars Jonathan DeWit Andre Dominguez Marcos Dominguez Maria de Jesus Donan Zoey Drevs Isabelle Dunn

The 1 p.m. group of soon to graduate Hemet High School seniors and their families await entrance at the Ramona Bowl amphitheater in Hemet before the start of the ceremony Friday, June 4.

A Hemet High School graduate and his family check in to receive earned diplomas and honor cords before the formal commencement ceremony at the Hemet Ramona Bowl Amphitheater June 3. The ceremony was held in small groups following COVID-19 pandemic guidelines.

Hemet High School graduating senior Joshua Fitch gets hand bumps from the school’s Principal Kimberly Romeril and school board members at his graduation ceremony held outside of the Ramona Bowl Amphitheater hacienda June 4. Valley News/Tony Ault photos Ariana Durrant Lauren Eads Joel Enriquez Maximo Escorpiso Aaron Espinosa Cesar Espinoza Isaiah Esquivel Antonio Estanislao Gabriel Estrada Sophi Felbinger-Benavides Dominic Felix Herrera Brandon Field Daitron Fields Angelic Figueroa Joshua Fitch Madison Flores Angel Florian Salcedo Jacob Folden Sophia Forrest Kimberly Francis Tucker Frank Devyn Fuller Trevor Gabrielson Kaitlyn Gainley Esteban Gallegos Roberto Gallegos Gabriel Gamez Adam Garcia Adrian Garcia Gael Garcia Jasmine Garcia Joel Garcia Joshua Garcia Kassandra Garcia Matthew Garcia Osmar Garcia

Marissa Garcia Canela Brandon Garza Grace Gilmore Diana Godoy Alex Gomez Francisco Gomez Jocelyn Gomez Jonathan Gomez Andres Gonzalez Giselle Gonzalez Heavan Gonzalez Cesar Gonzalez Perez Christopher Gow Gladys Graham Alyssa Graves Jeremiah Graves Zachariah Gray La Navaeh Greene Jessica Greenman Sydnie Gregg Jordan Gregory Emma Grider Daryen Gross Adam Guilford Stephani Guillen Estrada John Gutierrez Josiah Gutierrez Monique Gutierrez Joseph Habib Miller Handy Alexander Harper Colton Harrell Joseph Harrell Madison Henderson Jacob Hepler Caleb Hernandez

Carlos Hernandez Mynor Hernandez Sebastian Hernandez Kimberly Hernandez Bustamante Leslie Hernandez Mendoza Christian Herrera James Herrera Patrick Herrera Paul Herrera Dezi Hoffman Alka Sayish Holguin Kasia Hoxey Athena Hudson Richard Hummel Damitre Hunter Elijah Hurtado Crystal Ibarra Alessia Ibrahim Carolina Inzunza Salazar Kristina Isayeva Jose Jacinto Kelly Jarrett Fatima Jimenez Hailie Jimenez Bryan Jimenez Arreola Jha’nette Johnson Micayla Johnson Byrd Nicole Johnson Jr Abigail Jones Malachi Jones Katelyn Kennedy Trevor Kenney Kylie Kepford Joshua King Krishna Koka Martha Kovalchuk

MacKenzie Krell Madison Krell Katey LaBarbera Brooklyn LaChappa Nolan LaChappa Dylan LaLanne Aaron Landin Mackenzie Lanier Heaven Larson Kyndal Lasater Johnisha Lauw Anahi Lechuga Liberty Lesley Michael Letona Troy Locke Kassidy Long David Lopez Desirea Lopez Jeffrey Lopez Jonny Lopez Vanity Lopez Christian Lott Celeste Lozoya Mya Lozoya Conner Lugo Pennie Lugo Gabriella Luttrell Sean Lynch Arianna Macias Ireland Maddox Donovan Madia Motte Delina Magana Julian Magana Luke Malone Carter Maness Mary Mann

Jesus Manzo Diaz Claudia Marquez Reyes Mikyma Marshall Devon Martin Bradley Martinez Daisy Martinez Daniela Martinez Emily Martinez Joshua Martinez Leslie Martinez Marcelo Martinez Michael Martinez Rocio Martinez Ruben Martinez Vivien Martinez Yaretzy Martinez Luis Mata Annabel McCabe Terrill McCarter Camryn McCullough Katherine McGivney Mattia McKelvey J Lon McLean Makayla Mclellan Sean McNallen Jake Medina Michelle Medina Sanchez Efren Medrano Crystal Mejia Jonathan Melbye AnnaLisa Melendrez Henry Mendoza Steven Mendoza Viviana Mendoza Yahaira Mendoza Marcos Mendoza Calderon

Alan Mendoza Uribe Toni Meras Kendall Mercer Sophia Miah William Miller Sean Milligan Caleb Milner Wyatt Minor Nicholas Miranda Trevor Mitchell Luis Monroy Daniel Montes Hernandez Mariana Montesinos Kiana Moore Melissa Moore Matthew Mora Apifany Morales Nathan Morales Izabella Morgan Karley Morgan Jennifer Mungaray Savannah Munoz Kylie Munoz Blanco Vanessa Munoz Puente Jeremy Murry Carranza Leia Nahulu Dan Naylor Jillian Naylor Evan Necochea Ishaq Newton Karly Nordal Jared Noriega Joseph Nunez McKenzie Nunez Lizbeth Ochoa Melena Damien Ogilvie Rylie Olarita Victoria Oleynik Nadia Olguin Cecilia Olson Ezra Olson Franceska Ondracek Piper Ontiveros Robert Ordonez Jr. Rita Origel Ashley Orosco Clay Orozco Drake Ortado Azlyn Ortiz Maria Ortiz Yoselin Ortiz Alexis Osornio Zoe Pacheco Kiararose Palma Tyler Palmer Reed Troy Parker

Breanna Pauley Bridget Paz Kylie Pedroza Alicia Pena Jesse Pena Allen Perales Melonie Perches Trevor Perdue Damaris Perez Estrada Alyne Perez Horta Emma Persona Leslie Pimentel Litzy Pimentel Christopher Plano Ruben Plata Ashley Politiski Caiden Porter Sierra Portley Toby Posey Annie Marie Powell Andy Prestridge Grace Prickett Payton Priefer Jeremiah Puckett-Woods Laura Pulido Cyrus Pulsipher Amayah Purnell Juan Quintana Maxmiliano Quintana Sophia Quintanilla Marcos Quintero Nathan Race Irma Ramirez Kayleigh Ramirez Kristen Ramirez Raquel Ramirez Gabriel Ramos Joaquin Rangel Gregory Rasmussen Maria Del Rosario Regino Evaristo Bradley Reinbolt Sophia Renaut Damian Reyes Zachary Reynolds Haley Richardson Brock Riesland Tylina Rimkus Manuel Rios Gonzalez Ashley Rivera Jasmine Rivera Patrice Robinson Sabastian Robles Chelsea Rodriguez Destiny Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Amir Alejandro Rodriguez

Valdovinos Mark Rojas Riley Romeril Alonso Romero Melchor Alondra Ronces Diego Roque Tyler Ross Stephanie Rostro Peyton Rowley Alejandro Rubio Charlie Ruiz Donnye Salas Joseph Salazar Kayla Saldana Candace Salinas Luis Salinas Samantha Samano Ortega Erick Sanchez Humberto Sanchez Isabelle Sanchez Jovanni Sanchez Naydine Sanchez Victoria Sanchez Justin Sanchez Alvarez Justin Sandoval Wuendy Santiago Mojica Joel Sarabia Marvin Satcherwhite Victor Saucedo-Martinez Anthonie Schuler Jason Scribner Morgan Shaw Stephanie Silva James Simon Isabel Siqueiros Kiley Sirwell Clark Julian Sisneros Emma Smit Dillon Snow Crystal Solis Ramiro Solis Carlos Solorzano Emily Sorenson Logan Sorenson McKenna Sorenson Brianna Soto Kaylee Speers Jelisa Spera Chase Stenzel Silas Stratton Leon Strunk Ashley Suarez Xander Symonds Alondra Talavera Alvarez Mia Tandy Samantha Tarango

Michael Tausig Tayson Taylor Tabitha Eve Telezinski Elijah Thomas Sophia Tilley Alize Tiznado Donovyn Torres Omar Tovar Garcia Arianna Trevino Shelby Triplett Monserrat Trujillo Maicie Trumpy Seifanga’fanga Tukumoeatu Seth Tuttle Adrian Uribe Gaven Uribe Gail Utterback Kaili Marhai Uy Halie Vail Vivian Valadez Lolita Valenzuela Ryder Valle Matthias Van Jindelt Jessica Varela Rolando Vasquez Everett Vazquez Lady Vega Anthony Velasco Victor Velasco Nerlin Velasquez Erika Vergara Edgar Viera Lily Villa Paul Villalta Gabriela Villasenor Meadow Vinyard Zakery Wasner Nigel Watkins Paul Weaver Cheyanne Weems Timothy Whatley Annalee Wheeler Jalen Wheeler Robert Wheeler Tristin Whitmer Caitlyn Wier Madison Wier Brenden Wilcock Devin-Harrison Windhorst Tahlia Woods Sabrina Yohe Aileen Zamora Joshua Zavala Julissa Zavala Hugo Zavala Gutierrez Aaron Zintzun

Tahquitz High School • Hemet, CA Allan Sahid Acosta Daisie Ramona Adame Cynthia Aguirre Medelin Guadalupe Alcantar Natalie Andrea Alcaraz Kurshawn Kahlil Allen Carlton Jahnno Allen Erik Leif Alonso Ja ‘Keem Emil Ah ‘Ree Alston Seantiel Simon Alvarado Rudy Aranda Alvarado Kayla Isabel Alvarez Kaylana Alvarez Mariana Alexandra Alvarez America Amparo Araux Alejandro Anaya Giovanni Malek Andary Ryan James Anderson Arlette Angulo Jazmin Narie Anthony Brianna De Jesus Arellano Jimmy Arellano Vanessa Lesley Arellano Issac Joshua Arevalo Dalia Kareli Arredondo Yasmin Arrenquin Kaia Isabel Arrocena Malia Rachel Arrocena Marisa Kalei Arrocena Alexis Ayala Christian David Barajas Andrew Joseph Barbee Felix Barrera Johnny Glenn Bass Justin Allen Batts Abigail Rose Beck Andrew Neal Becker Dayanara Vianey Benitez Melanie Reese Berg Gabriel Bermudez Aryanna Nicole Bojorquez Kevin Borja Marissa Gonzales Bornales Chyenne Mae Boyd Govanni Caldera Robert Lee Calderon Isabella Yareth Campa Lomeli Sanaa Keiane Campbell Alexis Jazmine Campos Mariaelena Campuzano Cameron Caleb Jashunte Canada Kristine-Anne Balisi Canceran Ramsses Alejandro Cardenas Camarillo Marco Antonio CardenasBenitez Jennessy Blanca Cardona Peyton Michael Carlini Maria Celste Carrillo Nancy Carrillo Jazmyn Daniele Casillas Lizbhet Marili CastanedaAlamillo Leonardo Castro Guzman Delaney Dior Chaffee Lauren Olivia Challoner Kain Chavez Ana Itzel Chiman Hernandez Oscar Ivan Chino Connor Curtis Claborn Isabel Lanny Claro Drake Vaccarelli Colice Maribel Correa Preacher Makaveli Correa Tony Cortez-Herrera Isabel Marie Cruz Maria Dolores Cruz Osornio

Rodrigo Cruz Osornio Dima Jubrail Cubain Darnel Laray-Curtis Daniels Cameron Jaylen Davis Angela De La Cruz Mylee Ruby De La Luz Eduardo Daniel Del Valle Sachh Maulesh Desai Madison Lynn Di Palermo Angelina Nicole DominguezPena Riley Rex Donayre Josue Donis Kaleb Daniel Dudley Albert Edwards William Xavier Elevario Angelina Marisa-Delgado Elizalde Andrea Escalante Isaiah Roel Escobar Darlene Rubie Esparza Yisell Sarahi Espinoza Tausala Manaia Le’ Asia Eteuati Drakar Eugene Juliana Lynnae Everett Leativa Falesa Fa’atauu’u Jacqueline Michelle Fay GabriElla Lizeth Felix Kaiyana Nicole Felix Cyrem Jhane Balaan Fernandez Leslie Nicole Fernandez Zariah Marnee Fields Anthony Jesse Flores Didier Eder Flores Guillermo Flores-Morales Karen Fragoso-Figueroa Kyle Michael Friedrich Jose Mario Fuentes Corado Leisly Denisse Galvan Ruiz Angel Gabriel Garcia Josue Sair Garcia Marcos Alfredo Garcia Marissa Louise Garcia Natalie Carmen Garcia Yelena Garcia Raegyne Pasamba Gemo Tiara Ryeneila George Samantha Bonnie Gil Mark Daniel Goldstein Joshua Gomez Cruz Valery Isabella Gomez Sanchez Jessica Alexandra Gonzalez Ruben Desmond Gonzalez Andrea Gonzalez Daniel Gonzalez Yessenia Gonzalez Diego Emmanuel Gonzalez Juarez Eddie Alexis Gonzalez Lopez Robert Gordoa Aryanna Lizbeth Guerrero Bethany Guerrero Keila Genesis Guerrero Emma Giselle Gutierrez Paola Gutierrez Ricardo Sevastian Gutierrez Ranferi Gutierrez Duran Kaylee Guzman Shaylee Kay Lynn Haig Angel Arturo Haro Keelvon Rai Shun Henderson Adrian G. Isaiah Hernandez Carolina Hernandez Jasmine Destiny Hernandez Irving Roberto Hernandez Mendoza

It is hard to tell who is happier, the Taitague family or Tahquitz High School graduate Robert San Nicolas Taitague, Jr. in a photo of the graduate’s family at the 2021 Tahquitz Commencement June 3. Valley Valley News/Tony Ault photos News/Tony Ault photo

There is a moment for this proud Tahquitz High School senior to show off her newly earned diploma for a photograph on the high school’s football field commencement in Hemet June 3.

Lester Ryan Hilliard Jason Bartholomew Holland Jared Lee Holmes Darrin Quentin Holmes Kaylie Marie Hughes Emmanuel-Aaron Guilalas Hunt Rachel Infante Cuevas Arely Carina Irineo Habib Hyder Jaffer Aliyah Alexandria JaramilloCase Giovani David Jauregui Cristian Jimenez Melissa Jimenez Micaiah Brandon Jones Ana Karina Juarez Sydney Cheyanne KellyWyant Alexander Adam Kessman Zarriah Zyan KindredBowman Micaela Ariana LaCasse Rafael Laris Ashley Akemi Levasseur Andrew Dylan Lloyd Lideane Lopez Ryan Dean Lopez Ricardo Jr. Lopez Ayala Pedro Lopez-Contreras Hasmin Geroza Lorenzo Gizelle Esmeralda Losa Lawrence Deandre Lowe Mariah Yevonne Lynch Salvador Macedo Campa Diego Giovanni Macias Marissa Antonia Macias Johnathan Michael MaciasMathias Luis Magallanes-Banuelos

Juleny Suarez Anahi Suarez Shailyn Alzora Sullivan Ariel Sum Robert San Nicolas Taitague Reyna Estrella Tavares Medina Leslie Guadalupe Tavarez Alonso Tirado-Bucio Thomas Gunn Tober Hailey Melanie Torres

Roselyn Lorraine Mares Stephanie Amanda Marquez Leilani Martinez Tello Alex Fernando Matias Monge Steven James Mayes Josephine Alexandra McClellan Ashley Aileen Mejia Sanchez Omar Mejia-Barron Nathaly Janneth Mendez Zuñiga Jacob Reign Mendigorin Angel Enrique Mendoza Gavin Zachariah Meyer Lindsay Bridgette Monroy Moises Leonardo Montiel Fernando Isidoro Montoya Lopez Kevin Adrian Mora-Barragan Danielle Esmeralda Morales Andrew Meriam Morales Cinthya Lilianna Morales Mary Jane Moreno Eleanor Joann Morgan Christina Alexandria Morton Nora Jacqueline MunizCardenas Elizabeth Leslie Munoz Iran Beatriz Navarrete Estrada Marlene Brenda Navarro Domonic Havok Navarro Sarai Melany Nerey Brianna Lynn Nichols Malik Kevon Noble Giselle Nogales Antonio Nolasco Alfredo Nolasco Bernal Valerie Arely Nuno Molina David Barryleh Nwineh

Caleb Matthew Ochoa Sofia Nathaly Ochoa Gonzalez Cole Edward Odell Jordan Steven Oliphant Yesenia Esperanza Ornelas Macias Sofia Abigail Ortega Gelner Cristian Osornio Osornio Caleb Esteban Osuna Johnny Christopher Oviedo Freddie Padilla Sanchez Alfredo Palacios Dina Joselynn Hosanna Palafox Scarlet Blue Parada Nathaniel Ernest Peng Monseratt Perez Bryce Captain Phipps Zayda Breanna Pilcher Brayan Pizana Osornio Aviela Grace Pulu Heidi Rabago Darleen Ramirez Fatima Ramirez Galvan Carson Christian Ramos Raquel Juanita Ramos Milla Juliet Rebolledo Matthew Anthony Recinos Bryanna Marlene Reyes Lorenso Antonio Rodriquez Reyes Karen Reyes Sebastian Eduardo Reynoso Giovanny Rico-Lopez Camila Etzel Rivas David Daniel Rivas Cindy Rocha Zully Zarema Rocha Galeana Jordan Morales Rodriguez Kyla Mariah Rodriguez

Adrian Miguel Rodriguez Amelia Anne Rodriguez Damian Joaquin Rodriguez Donovan Rodriguez Joshua Alexander Rodriguez Lizbeth Rodriguez Cesar Junior Rodriguez Citlaly Rodriguez Soltero Enrique Rodriquez Maria Del Mar Roe Andrea Irene Romero Bianca Isabella RomeroEnriquez Daniel Andrew Romo Devin Anthony Rosado Landon Joseph Ross Angelina Ruelas Eileen Ruvalcaba Taminah Nazanin Sakhi Edwin Salgado Janessa Jaylene Salinas Jasmine Alyssa Salinas Alexander R Sanchez Rodrigo Sanchez Jennifer Sanchez-Gutierrez Michael Kaine Sandoval Dominic Isaiah Sauceda Jazlin Marie Schaeffer Karalina Renee Schembri Adam Joseph Schultz Ashley Evangelina Serna Audrey Cassandra Shelley Taikizzianna Raikel Sims Yashraj Manojkumar Solanki Bryant Solis Jesse Soto Erica Sotomayor Adrian Dewon Spurling Taya Paige Stuart Isabell Suarez

Isaiah Ray Toscano Crisol Eunice Tovar Torres Ngoc Bich Gia Truong Sergio Isaias Dimas Turner Diego Ugalde Julian Jesus Urias Oswaldo Renee Valdez Leslie Brianna Vargas Ociel Vasquez Samira Velarde Ada Rebeca Velazquez

Alyssa Sarahi Villa Jessica Villa-Valdovinos Daisy Vanesa Villagran Matthew Alan Villalobos Dakota James Volk Tiffany Lynn Walker Michaela Christine Webb La’Ron Malik White-Downs Christopher Andrew Williams Hayden Michael Williams Fletcher Ray Williamson

Cong ratulations to the Graduating Class of 2021

Hope Adams Wishing you the Best of Success!

In memory of Billy Adams

Hope Adams – Running for Director At Large 2021, Anza Electric Cooperative, Inc.

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Firefighters worked through the night Monday on the Flats fire near Pinyon Pines, bringing contain-

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on both sides of State Route 74, according to fire officials. Three additional homes and three outbuildings were also damaged. see FIRE, page AVO-6

Cahuilla Tribe celebrates 25th anniversary of gaming industry outside new casino hotel Tony Ault STAFF WRITER

The Cahuilla Band of Indians celebrated the 25th anniversary of its gaming industry with more than 150 tribal members, Bird Singers and special guests at the tribe’s Cahuilla Casino Hotel in Anza on June 5. Tribal Chairman Daniel Salgado joined the Bird Singers, describing in music the history and traditions of the tribe. Other Tribal Council members and the designers and builders of the casino were in attendance. The many families attending the delayed anniversary celebration held outside of the facility enjoyed a dinner prepared by the casino restaurant chefs and others. Board President Robert Salgado said the new casino and hotel opened unceremoniously in May of last year in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and they could not hold a traditional opening celebration. see CAHUILLA, page AVO-2

Cahuilla Band of Indians Tribal Chairman Daniel Salgado, right, joins Bird Singers at the tribe’s 25th Anniversary Gaming Industry celebration outside the resort and casino June 5. Valley News/Tony Ault photo

Mayor Max visits Anza Dairy Queen Diane Sieker STAFF WRITER

Mayor Max, on full snack alert, waits for an Anza Dairy Queen treat Thursday, June 10. Anza Valley Outlook/Diane Sieker photo

Mayor Max and a gleeful entourage enjoyed delicious treats at the Dairy Queen in Anza Thursday, June 10. The canine representative and ambassador for the mountain community of Idyllwild was joined by deputy mayors Mikey and Mitzi, and their human chauffeurs for a quick snack. As a veteran of national television interviews, endless articles and as many live appearances as he can fit into his doggy day, the popular pooch slurped up chicken tenders with enthusiasm. “We don’t eat meat, but the dogs do,” Phyllis Mueller, the golden retrievers’ chief of staff said. The treats were greatly anticipated with

just a small amount of drool. Mayor Max’s mission is to help make the world a better place by conveying unconditional love and doing as many good deeds for others as possible. The 8-year-old fluffy, goodnatured and friendly canine has captured the hearts of people far beyond Idyllwild. Max – Maximus Mighty-Dog Mueller – was voted into office during an election held in 2012 in the rural community of Idyllwild and was inaugurated to a one-year term and continues to serve. Idyllwild is an unincorporated town in Riverside County and has no official mayor or city government. All business is handled at the county level. see MAX, page AVO-4

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www.hamiltonbobcats.net/apps/ events/calendar/. Hamilton Museum – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Open Wednesdays and Saturdays at 39991 Contreras Road in Anza. For more information, call (951) 763-1350 or visit http://www.hamiltonmuseum. org. Find them on Facebook at “Hamilton-Museum-and-RanchFoundation.” Health, exercise, resources and recovery meetings Narcotics Anonymous Meeting – 6 p.m. Every Tuesday at Shepherd Of The Valley Church, 56095 Pena Road, in Anza. Open participation. Veterans’ Gathering Mondays – 9-11 a.m., The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 39075 Contreras Road, in Anza. Men and women veterans come to share and help each other deal with post-traumatic stress disorder and other difficulties. Call John Sheehan at (951) 923-6153. If you need an advocate to help with VA benefits, call Ronnie Imel at (951) 659-9884. The Most Excellent Way – Christ-centered recovery program for all kinds of addiction meets Fridays from 7-8:30 p.m. and Tuesdays from 8-10 a.m. Program is court approved; child care is provided. Transportation help is available. The group meets at 58050 Highway 371; the cross street is Kirby Road in Anza. AA Men’s Meeting – 7 p.m. Meetings take place Thursdays at 39551 Kirby Road in Anza, south of Highway 371. Alcoholics Anonymous – 8 p.m. Wednesday evenings at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 56095 Pena Road in Anza. For more information, call (951) 763-4226. Bereaved Parents of the USA – The Aguanga-Anza Chapter of BPUSA will hold its meetings at 6 p.m. on the first and third Wednesday of each month at 49109 Lakeshore Blvd. in Aguanga. For more information, contact chapter leader Linda Hardee at (951) 551-2826. Free Mobile Health Clinic – Open every third Wednesday of the month from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. No appointment is needed. Uninsured may only be seen in the Anza Community Hall’s parking lot or inside the hall. Medication Assistance and Treatment for Opioid Dependence – Get treatment for heroin addiction. Transportation to the clinic is provided. For more information, contact Borrego Health’s Anza Community Health Center, 58581 Route 371, in Anza. For more information, call (951) 763-4759. Food ministries F.U.N. Group weekly food ministry – Deliveries arrive noon Thursdays at the Anza Community Hall. To order a paid box and help feed those who can’t afford to pay, drop off payment and cash donations by Thursday at 1:30 p.m., to ERA Excel Realty, 56070 Highway 371, in Anza. Pay inside or drop off during the day in the red box outside. To drop it off, put name and request on an envelope with payment inside. A

$30 box has about $100 worth of food and feeds six people. Half boxes are available for $15. Food is delivered once a week to those who cannot find a ride. For more information, call Bill Donahue at (951) 288-0903. Living Hope Christian Fellowship Community Dinner – 1 p.m. Dinners are held the last Sunday of the month at the Anza Community Hall. All are welcome. Donations of time, money, etc. are always welcome. Food for the Faithful – 8 a.m. The food bank hands out food the last Friday of the month until the food is gone. The clothes closet will be open too. Emergency food handed out as needed at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. FFF is a non-denominational nonprofit. All in need are welcome; call Esther Barragan at (951) 763-5636. Bible Studies The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Anza – Sunday Sacrament is held 10 a.m.; Sunday School is 11 a.m. Priesthood/Relief Society meets noon; Wednesday Boy Scouts gathers 6 p.m. and Youth Night is 7 p.m. For more information, call Ruiz at (951) 445-7180 or Nathan at (760) 399-0727. The Wednesday Genealogy/Family History Class, 5-8 p.m., is open to the public at 39075 Contreras Road in Anza. Native Lighthouse Fellowship – 10 a.m. The group meets the first Saturday of the month, and breakfast is served. All are welcome to fellowship together at the “Tribal Hall” below the casino in Anza. For more information, call Nella Heredia at (951) 763-0856. Living Hope Bible Study – 8-10 a.m. Tuesdays at Living Hope Christian Fellowship, 58050 Highway 371, in Anza. All are welcome. For more information, call Pastor Kevin at (951) 7631111. Anza RV Clubhouse – 7 p.m., the second Wednesday of the Month, Pastor Kevin officiates at 41560 Terwilliger Road in Anza. Monthly Christian Men’s Breakfast – 9 a.m. Breakfast takes place the fourth Saturday of each month and rotates to different locations. Contact Jeff Crawley at (951) 763-1257 for more information. Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church – 10 a.m. Weekly Wednesday Bible study takes place at 56095 Pena Road in Anza. Call (951) 763-4226 for more information. Valley Gospel Chapel – 7 a.m. Saturday Men’s Study meets weekly with breakfast usually served at 43275 Chapman Road in the Terwilliger area of Anza. For more information, call (951) 763-4622. Anza First Southern Baptist Church – 9 a.m. The church offers Sunday school for all ages with a 10:30 a.m. worship service and 6 p.m. for prayer and Bible study. Youth ministry meets Mondays from 6-8 p.m. The women’s Bible study meets Thursdays at 10 a.m., but it is on hiatus through the summer. Celebrate Recovery meets Fridays; doors open at 5:30 p.m. with large group meeting, 6-7 p.m.; small group share, 7-8 p.m. and Cross Talk Cafe, 8-8:30

p.m. Church is located at 39200 Rolling Hills Road in Anza. For more information, contact at (951) 763-4937, anzabptistchurch@ gmail.com or http://www.anzabaptistchurch.com. Clubs TOPS Meeting – Take Off Pounds Sensibly support group meets Wednesdays weekly. Weigh in at 8:30 a.m., meeting at 8:45 a.m. at Thompson Hall at the Anza Baptist Church, 39200 Rolling Hills Road, in Anza. For more information, visit http://www. TOPS.org. High Country Recreation – Second Monday of the month attend committee meetings at ERA Excel Realty in Anza. For more information, call Albert Rodriguez at (951) 492-1624 or Robyn Garrison at (805) 312-0369. HCR Bingo fundraisers – 6:30-9:30 p.m. second and fourth Fridays at Anza Community Hall. Anza Valley VFW Post 1873 – Capt. John Francis Drivick III Post, the Ladies’ and Men’s Auxiliaries are located at 59011 Bailey Road in Anza. Mail P.O. Box 390433. Request monthly newsletter and or weekly menu by email at vfw1873anzaca@gmail. com. For more information, call (951) 763-4439 or visit http:// vfw1873.org. High Country 4-H Club – 6:30 p.m. Meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month, except February, at Anza Community Hall. 4-H Club is for youth 5 to 19 years old offering a variety of projects. High Country 4-H Club is open to children living in the Anza, Aguanga and surrounding areas. For more information, call Allison Renck at (951) 663-5452. Anza Valley Artists Meetings – 1 p.m. Meetings are the third Saturday of each month at various locations. Share art, ideas and participate in shows. Guest speakers are always needed. For more information, call president Rosie Grindle at (951) 928-1248. Find helpful art tips at http://www.facebook.com/AnzaValleyArtists/. Anza Quilter’s Club – 9:30 a.m. to noon. Meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 56095 Pena Road, in Anza. Anza Valley Lions Club – The Anza Valley Lions Club is open to all men and women who want to work together for the betterment of the community. Guest meetings with dinner are held at 7 p.m. on the first Monday of each month at Anza Valley VFW Post 1873, 59011 Bailey Road, in Anza. Meetings and events are posted on the Anza Lions Club website, http://www.anzalionsclub.org. For more information, call president Michele Brown at (760) 6379173. Boy Scouts Troop 319 – Cub Scouts meet 6 p.m. every Tuesday, and Boy Scouts meet 7 p.m. every Wednesday at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Contreras Road, south of state Route 371, in Anza. For more information, call Richard Hotchkiss at (951) 551-3154. Boys Scouts Troop 371 – Boy Scouts meet at Lake Riverside Estates. For more information, call

Ginny Kinser at (909) 702-7902. Civil Air Patrol – Squadron 59 is looking for new members of all ages. For more information, call squadron commander Maj. Dennis Sheehan from the Anza area at (951) 403-4940. To learn more and see the club’s meeting schedule, visit http://www.squadron59.org. Fire Explorer Program – 6 p.m. The program meets every second, third and fourth Tuesday of the month at Fire Station 29 on state Route 371 in Anza. Call (951)763-5611 for information. Redshank Riders – 7 p.m. Backcountry horsemen meet at the Little Red Schoolhouse in Anza, the second Thursday of each month. Visit http://www. redshankriders.com or call Carol Schmuhl for membership information at (951) 663-6763. Anza Thimble Club – The club meets the first Thursday of the month at Valley Gospel Chapel, 43275 Chapman Road in Anza. The social hour is 11:30 a.m., and lunch is served at noon. Contact Carol Wright at (951) 763-2884 for more information. Organizations Terwilliger Community Association – 6 p.m. Second Monday of the month at VFW Post 1873, 59011 Bailey Road, in Anza. Potluck dinner open to all. For more information, call Tonie Ford at (951) 763-4560. From the Heart Christian Women’s Ministries – Noon. Monthly luncheon and guest speaker are held the second Saturday of each month. The $5 charge covers lunch at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church, 56095 Pena Road, in Anza. From the Heart helps the area’s neediest children and invites all women and men to join in their mission. Donate or help with the rummage sales twice a year to raise funds for the cause or other events. For more information, call president Christi James at (951) 595-2400. Anza Community Hall – 7 p.m. General membership meetings are held the fourth Thursday of the month. Memberships cost $20 per person or $35 per business, and both get one vote. No government funds are allocated for the Hall, which pays its bills through memberships and swap meets. Voting members receive discounts off hall rentals, swap meet booths and save on propane gas from Ferrellgas. Mail membership to: Anza Community Building Inc. at P.O. Box 390091, Anza, CA 92539. The hall is located at 56630 Highway 371 in Anza. Swap meet held each Saturday of the month, weather permitting, early morning to 1 p.m. Vendors wanted. For more information, call (951) 282-4267. Anza Civic Improvement League – 9 a.m. meets the first Saturday of each month at the Little Red Schoolhouse. The league maintains Minor Park and Little Red School House, which are both available to rent for events. No government funds are allowed; the membership pays the bills – $10 a person, $18 family or $35 business membership. For more information, visit http:// www.anzacivic.org.

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California buckwheat a staple for wildlife Diane Sieker STAFF WRITER

The hot, dreary days of summer are beginning to brighten with colorful displays put on by the California buckwheat shrubs found throughout the Anza Valley. While not a wheat species, this plant is nevertheless interesting, pretty and beneficial to nature and man. Eriogonum fasciculatum, commonly called California buckwheat, is native to the southwestern United States. This hardy shrub grows naturally on slopes and canyons in chaparral and dry washes from San Diego County to Marin County in California. It is also found in Utah, Arizona, and northwest Mexico. Easily recognizable, the California buckwheat forms a compact, spreading bush that can grow up to 6 feet in height and 9 feet across. The tiny leaves grow in clusters at nodes along the branches and are leathery, fuzzy underneath, and rolled under along the edges. Flowers appear in dense clusters which may be several inches in diameter. Each tiny individual flower is pink and white and turns to a dark reddish rust color as the seed heads form. California buckwheat is extremely attractive to honey bees and other pollinators and is a good source of nectar for them in drier habitats. There are four varieties of California buckwheat.

Eriogonum fasciculatum var. foliolosum or Leafy California buckwheat, a brighter green variety which grows mostly on the coast and the western slopes of the coastal mountain ranges. Eriogonum fasciculatum var. polifolium is a gray variety found in the desert regions and coastal foothills. Eriogonum fasciculatum var. fasciculatum or Coastal California buckwheat, grows exclusively on the coast. Eriogonum fasciculatum var. flavoviride, or Sonoran Desert California buckwheat, grows in the Sonoran Desert and desert mountain areas. This shrub is hardy and easy to grow. California buckwheat may even be purchased at some nurseries as a native drought tolerant landscaping plant. It thrives in a well-drained, sunny site and does not need supplemental water after it becomes established. As the plant sheds dried flowers and many of its leaves as summer progresses, it becomes an important source of natural mulch. California buckwheat is an important species in the sagebrush scrub ecosystems, and an excellent choice for wildlife and butterfly gardens. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, “California buckwheat has shown excellent performance as a conservation plant on critical areas and problem soils, such as Serpentine, decomposed granites and high pH

soils. Its showy white flowers also make it ideal for environmental enhancement uses. Due to its long flowering period, California buckwheat is also an excellent insectary plant that provides nectar sources for beneficial insects when planted next to crops as part of an Integrated Pest Management program.” The small seeds and young shoots of the plant are edible. In the past, California buckwheat leaves have been traditionally used by the First Peoples to line granaries to keep the acorn crop dry. The Cahuilla Indians made tea from the leaves and used this brew for the treatment of headaches and stomach pain. Hot root tea was ingested for colds and laryngitis. A poultice made from mashed roots was applied to wounds to aid healing. A tea of dried flowers or dried roots was taken to prevent heart problems. Modern studies have identified the leucoanthocyanidins in other Eriogonum species to be beneficial to the heart. The seeds are an important food source for insects, rodents and birds, including native quail, songbirds, kangaroo rats and ants. The pretty, dense flower clusters will continue to bloom well into October, as the California buckwheat endures another season of being one of the Anza Valley’s most beneficial and beautiful plants. To order California buckwheat starts for your garden or landscap-

Native California buckwheat is drought tolerant, an important nectar source Anza V alley Outlook/D iane Sieker photo for bees and beautiful to look at.

ing project, contact the Monrovia Nursery at www.monrovia.com/ plant-catalog/plants/3583/california-buckwheat/.

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Reward offered for missing turtle

The diminutive box turtle has been missing since June 10.

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A beloved box turtle has gone missing in Anza, and a sizable reward is being offered for its safe return. The small reptile measures a mere 5 inches long and 4 inches wide and is greyish-brown in color. A reward of $500 is being offered by the worried family. “The Pantoja family is completely broken-hearted. This

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has been their spoiled pet for 30 years,” a close friend of the family said. The turtle was discovered missing from its secure outside enclosure Thursday, June 10, with no signs of an escape hole or struggle, according to Susie Pantoja. Box turtles are noted for their gentle nature and love of fresh fruit. They make excellent pets. These turtles do not get very large. The average adult box turtle is about 5-7 inches in diameter,

with females being slightly smaller than males. If well fed and cared for properly, captive box turtles can live up to 20 years of age, but some have been reported to live 30-40 years. The Pantoja family is hopeful that their tiny friend will be discovered safe and sound. If found, please call Susie Pantoja at (951) 533-5729. Diane Sieker can be reached by email at dsieker@reedermedia. com.

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It is with great sadness that the family of William (Bill) Fritz Pearson, Jr. announces his passing after an extended illness, Friday, May 21, 2021, at the age of 60 years. Bill will be lovingly remembered by his wife of 30 years, Maia, and his children, James and Shane. Bill will also be fondly remembered by his sisters, Leslie Ingold, Kim (Ken) Kinman; his brother-in-law, Chris Dalsimer, husband of Bill’s late sister Danna; mother-in-law Audry Dugan, and by sisters-in-law Glenna Dugan and Alexa Bishop. Bill will also be remembered by numerous nephews and nieces

and their families. Bill was predeceased by his father and mother, William, Sr. and Norma Pearson, and his sister Danna Dalsimer. Bill was born June 21, 1961, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He came to California with his family at the age of 3 and lived in Southern California the rest of his life. He was the fleet manager at Fallbrook Public Utility District for 20 years until he was forced into early retirement in 2017 due to an injury. Bill was an avid fisherman and enjoyed spending his time with his wife and his dogs on road-trips looking for the perfect fishing spot. Bill had a great sense of humor. He was always available to lend a helping hand to family and friends whenever he was needed. A Celebration of Bill’s Life is tentatively planned for Saturday, July 10, 2021, at 1 p.m., at Live Oak Park, 2746 Reche Road, Fallbrook. A private interment will follow with the immediate family. If you would like to attend, please contact his sister Kim at kim@ kkgrafix.com for more information. Those who so desire, may make a memorial donation in memory of Bill to the https://gofund. me/66b1fa29.

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Sheriffs serve warrants at illegal cannabis grows Diane Sieker STAFF WRITER

Personnel from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife served five marijuana cultivation related search warrants at five separate residences and properties located in the unincorporated areas of Sage and Anza June 2. “As promised, illegal marijuana cultivation enforcement has and will continue,” a Sheriff’s Department representative said. The following properties were included in the warrant service: Parcel of land near Hobbiton Road and Empty Saddle Road, Sage Parcel of land near Endor Lane and Hobbiton Road, Sage The 35000 block of Bronaugh Way, Sage The 39000 block of Spanish Bayonet, Anza The 39000 block of Ivan Road, Anza During the service of the search warrants, approximately 4,445 marijuana plants were eradicated, and 2,800 pounds of processed marijuana was collected, for a total combined weight of more than two and a half tons. One firearm, a handgun, was also collected for evidence. No suspects were located at the properties during the service of the search warrants. A follow-up investigation is being conducted to identify the subjects responsible for the illegal marijuana cultivation operations. The goal of the Riverside Coun-

Cannabis plants were found in soft pots when the sheriffs served warrants on several Anza and Sage properties June 2. Anza Valley Outlook/Courtesy photo

Rows of cannabis plants are discovered when the sheriffs serve warrants on several Anza and Sage properties June 2.

ty Sheriff’s Department is to keep all citizens safe while also improving the quality of life for those residing within the community. Marijuana cultivation negatively impacts the environment in many ways, including diminishing

please contact your local Sheriff’s Station. The Hemet Sheriff’s Station can be reached at (951) 791-3400 and the San Jacinto Sheriff’s Station can be reached at (951) 654-2702. Criminal activity can also be re-

and poisoning the water table and pesticides adversely affecting the health of neighboring residents. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department has a zero-tolerance policy for these offenses. If you suspect drug activity in your area,

ported through the We-Tip Crime Reporting Hotline, (909) 987-5005 or https://wetip.com. Diane Sieker can be reached by email at dsieker@reedermedia. com.

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These plants were found scattered among the shrubs when the sheriffs served warrants on several Anza and Sage properties June 2.

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The Iron Cross Blister Beetle warns with color Diane Sieker STAFF WRITER

The Iron Cross Blister Beetle is not a character that has the best reputation. Despite a colorful and festive appearance, this beetle is actually warning of its nasty nature with the very hues that make it so interesting. Tegrodera aloga, commonly called the Iron Cross Blister Beetle, is part of a family of insects that uses chemicals as a defense against predators. It is dangerous to touch and poisonous to eat, making it hazardous to people, pets and livestock. The beetle’s coloration advertises the fact that it carries potent cantharidin toxins that can interfere with the vertebrate nervous system. It is a warning that needs to be taken seriously.

The pretty colors - vibrant yellow, black and red - act as a visual alert not to touch. The insects’ toxin is secreted from the legs and antennae when the beetle is handled or consumed and causes blisters on the skin. Humans and animals are sensitive to this chemical defense. These beetles may emerge in the spring, and can sometimes be seen in large numbers, running across the ground in search of food. They may also be observed munching away peacefully on the preferred plants that they are known to feed upon. Not much is known about the insects’ larval stages, but it is theorized that they are subterranean and possibly parasitic in the nests of ground bees or grasshoppers. Iron Cross Blister Beetles range in size from 1/2- to 1-inch in

length and are active during the day. The beetles feed on native plants like Eriastrum, a flowering plant in the phlox family, commonly known as the woollystar. They also eat crops like alfalfa and other legumes such as beans and clover, and potato greens. The attraction to clover and alfalfa means that sometimes these creatures are consumed by livestock and can cause death if eaten in large quantities. If you see a pretty beetle running across the yard, think twice before scooping it up for a closer look. Blister beetles are fascinating creatures, but it is best to heed their warning and do not touch. Diane Sieker can be reached by email at dsieker@reedermedia. com.

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How to cut costs as your business fully reopen

Small-business owners who have yet to fully reopen due to the COVID-19 pandemic are now preparing to do so. Valley N ews/ C our tesy p h oto

TEMECULA – The ripple effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been far-reaching. No aspect

of life was insulated from the effects of the pandemic, which had an especially significant impact on

DA’s office warns of rise in online scams offering fake vaccination cards City News Service SPECIAL TO VALLEY NEWS

The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office issued a warning June 10, regarding advertisements popping up on social media websites offering fake COVID-19 vaccination cards, the purveyors of which could face criminal prosecution. The DA’s office said those producing and/or selling phony vaccination cards could face both federal and state criminal charges, as COVID-19 vaccine cards contain official U.S. government seals, (CDC) making it illegal to duplicate without authorization both

privately owned businesses. Data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Small Business Pulse Survey indicates that less than 2% of small businesses closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Though that’s good news, avoiding closure and thriving are two different things. In fact, 52% of small businesses in the United States indicated to the USCB in December 2020 that they didn’t expect to return to normal levels of operation for at least six months, if at all. In part due to an increased availability of vaccinations and relaxed restrictions, summer 2021 has long been targeted as a time when life can more closely begin to resemble pre-COVID normalcy. In anticipation of that, small-business owners who have yet to fully reopen are now preparing to do so. Though some might have thrived even after scaling down their operations, others merely survived. Those who are among the latter group may be looking for ways to reduce their overhead costs even as they’re preparing to fully reopen. In recognition of that, the U.S.

under federal and California law. Those who have received the vaccines were also advised against posting pictures of their vaccine cards on social media, as doing so could lead to one’s personal information being stolen for fraudulent purposes. Anyone with information regarding suspicious activity involving fake vaccination record cards was asked to contact the appropriate governmental agencies in one’s state or jurisdiction, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General at 1-800-HHS-TIPS or www. oig.hhs.gov or the Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.ic3.gov.

Chamber of Commerce shares these strategies that small-business owners have used in the past as they sought to reduce expenses while maintaining employee and customer satisfaction. Scale down variable costs. The cost of office supplies and food for staff members may seem insignificant in the grand scheme of things. But reducing these expenses, even temporarily, can lead to substantial savings, and such reductions will not require business owners to lay off staff or cut back on what they can offer their customers. Reduce travel expenses. Travel for staff is one area where business owners can save potentially significant amounts of money. Conferences and trade shows may be returning to professional calendars soon, but many of these events may offer a hybrid of virtual and in-person information sessions as people gradually become more comfortable leaving their homes. Business owners can scale back on travel expenses as they see fit, utilizing virtual event sessions as a cost-effective, inexpensive means to connect with customers and

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Who ran America before President Trump?

Harold Pease, Ph. D. SPECIAL TO ANZA VALLEY OUTLOOK

America in 2015, before the movement that brought Donald J. Trump to power, felt deceived and betrayed in virtually every election by what was called the establishment. No matter how they voted, or who they sent to Washington, the parties seemed more the same than different and little actually changed. Most felt something was wrong but few could articulate what that exactly was, but it was something. Some hidden force played a role. For the first time in U.S. history, the establishment was toxic to voters in the 2016 presidential election. It demonstrated itself most clearly in the Iowa Caucus when non-establishment Republican candidates totaled 68% of the vote (Ted Cruz 28%, Donald Trump 24%, Ben Carson 9%, Rand Paul 5% and

FIRE from page AVO-1 Mandatory evacuations were issued for Pinyon Crest and evacuation warnings were issued for the nearby communities of Pinyon Pines and Alpine Village. An evacuation center was set up at Idyllwild Elementary School, 26700 state Route 243, Idyllwild. Small animals were taken to the Coachella Valley Animal Campus in Thousand Palms, 72050 Petland Place, and both large and small animals were taken to the Riverside County Department of Animal Services facility in San Jacinto, 581 South Grand Avenue. Residents were allowed beyond the Highway 371 closure up to Pinyon Drive to access areas not under a mandatory evacuation and Cactus Spring Trail and Pinyon and Ribbonwood campgrounds were closed. Other recreation destinations (trails, overlooks, forest roads, yellow post sites) in the area of the Highway 74 closure were inaccessible. Firefighters managed to clear lines of vegetation around 60% of the fire as of Tuesday morning and they continued to make good progress at clearing more containment lines around the brusher. U.S. Forest Service officials reported that one firefighter was injured and was undergoing a medical evaluation. State Route 74 was shut down in both directions between state Route

Carli Fiorina 2%). Establishment candidate Jeb Bush spent more money than the others combined but could never get traction. Fifty percent of Democrats flocked to Bernie Sanders from long-term establishment candidate Hillary Clinton. Both parties were rejecting the establishment. So what is the establishment? It is the moneyed elite, capable of supplying candidates the millions of dollars they need to win elections. They exist in both major political parties, own the major media outlets, and the internet as well. Therefore, their influence over presidential candidates for over 100 years is never really covered by their presses, thus they remain largely unknown to the public, but all candidates know of their influence and power. Before Trump, no candidate for president got to office without their approval. Their influence brings to the top of each party a candidate acceptable to them and they allow voters to pick which of their people, Democrat or Republican, they wish to lead. They never lose an election. The public face of this mostly secret combination is the Council on Foreign Relations which since 2016 has come to be known as the Deep State — the shadow government. It is the nation’s major proponent of The New World Order. All presidents from Herbert Hoover on, until Trump, have either been members of, or had a close relationship with, the Council on Foreign Relations in New York City (CFR). This is the semi-secret establishment. When a president is not a

371 near Garner Valley and Palowet Drive in Palm Desert, and the public was asked to avoid the area. Meanwhile, a public information line for the fire was set up at (951) 940-6985. The San Bernardino National Forest is in unified command with the Cal Fire/Riverside County Fire Department and the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. which they reported was spreading at a moderate rate and jumped State Route 74 in a northeasterly direction. The blaze came just as a ridge of high pressure began to move over the Southland, bringing temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average, low humidity and elevated fire danger. According to the National Weather Service, valleys, mountains and desert slopes will be most susceptible to fires in the afternoons and evenings, as relative humidity drops to single digits and temperatures reach triple digits in the Inland Empire. “These elevated fire weather threats, while not critical, will be greatest Tuesday through at least Friday,” the NWS said. As of press time, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. City News Service contributed to this story. Kim Harris can be reached by email at valleyeditor@reedermedia.com.

member himself, his vice president almost always is. The then-president Barack Obama, although supported by the CFR, wasn’t on their published membership list, but he and Joe Biden were noted globalists. Since the late 1920s virtually all of our secretaries of state, United Nations ambassadors, and ambassadors to Russia and China have been members of this Wall Street special interest group. Moreover, CFR members largely filled the majority of presidential cabinets. No special interest group, in the past 100 years, has had more impact than the CFR over foreign policy leading many to question if we had but one political party in the United States with two arms. Indeed, until 2017 many saw no significant difference in foreign policy between George W. Bush and Barack Obama. Nor was there between George Bush and Bill Clinton. The CFR supported Barack Obama, probably the most anti-war candidate in a couple of decades, and so condemnatory of his predecessor in this area, but as president not only continued the Bush wars but added Libya and central Africa to the list while sponsoring drone killings (acts of war) in Pakistan, Syria and Somali. History will view him as having been pro-war. Until 2017 there existed little difference in foreign policy between parties. Neither had an America First foreign policy. Both got their advisors from the same Wall Street special interest group: the CFR. Both supported extensive foreign aid, policing the world

with more than 900 military bases in other lands, and continual wars without declaration or preestablished end. They supported international trade agreements that mostly benefited their wealthy members and exported jobs formerly held by Americans. All, excepting Ronald Reagan, enhanced the power of the United Nations. Both parties placated China on virtually every issue. The term “establishment” came to represent this sameness. On domestic policy, both parties supported the bank bailouts and their management of the money supply through the bankers private Federal Reserve Bank. Neither talked about returning a third of the United States (sometimes called government land) to the states from which it was taken. Neither problem was solved with the Constitution as first consideration or followed it as written. Neither valued limited government or federalism. Both supported problem-solving on the federal or international level rather than the state level. Notable political scientist Lester Milbraith observed in his work ”Domestic Sources of Foreign Policy,” p. 247, that “the influence of the CFR throughout government is so pervasive that it is difficult to distinguish the CFR from government programs.” Prominent political scientist Thomas R. Dye in his textbook ”Who’s Running America? The Bush Restoration,” p. 188, wrote, “The history of CFR policy accomplishments is dazzling,” then traced in detail their dominating role in foreign policy accomplishment

A firefighting aircraft drops retardant on the Flats fire Sunday, June 13.

from the 1920s through the George Bush Administration from their own boasts of success in Council on Foreign Relations Annual Reports. What is wrong with this mostly “secret society?” In 1954, The Reece Congressional Committee noted that its productions “are not objective but are directed overwhelmingly at promoting the globalism concept”— world government. How powerful was it by the time Congress first discovered its influence? It had come, they wrote, “to be in essence an agency of the United States government, no doubt carrying its internationalist bias with it” (Pp. 176-177). Who ran America before Donald Trump? — The Council on Foreign Relations. The movement against the establishment preceded Trump but they welcomed his America First policies and he, for four years, stopped the globalists’ drive for a New World Order. Patriots loved him but every globalist slithered out of the pit of hell to destroy him and the patriot movement that preceded him. Dr. Harold Pease is a syndicated columnist and an expert on the United States Constitution. He has dedicated his career to studying the writings of the Founding Fathers and applying that knowledge to current events. He taught history and political science from this perspective for over 30 years at Taft College. Newspapers have permission to publish this column. To read more of his weekly articles, please visit www.LibertyUnderFire.org.

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A home is fully engulfed in flames from the Flats fire near Pinyon Pines Sunday, June 13. A helicopter drops water on the Flats Fire Sunday, June 13.

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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202105 5 5 0 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: DOZER POWER SOLUTIONS 29332 Escalante Rd, Menifee, CA 92587 C ounty: R i ver si d e Ryan William Mendoza, 29332 Escalante Rd, Menifee, CA 92587 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant commenced to tr ansa ct b usi ness und er the fictitious name listed above on 04-25-21 I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Ryan William Mendoza Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 05 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3347 PUBLISHED: May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202106 4 5 4 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: FIRST CORE 3 3 80 L a S i er r a Ave, S te 104 - 3 81. R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 03 C ounty: R i ver si d e a. R ub en - - Or teg a E st r ad a, 11002 N eb r aska Ave, R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 05 b . E li zab eth L ynell Or teg a, 11002 N eb r aska Ave, R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 05 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y a M ar r i ed C oup le R eg i st r ant commenced to tr ansa ct b usi ness und er the fictitious name listed above on 05/20/21 I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: E li zab eth L ynell Or teg a Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 20/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3345 PUBLISHED: May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202105 5 9 2 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: JUICY T NAIL SUPPLY 125 1 M as s ach us etts Ave, 14 8, R i ver s i d e, C A 9 25 07 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 53458. Riverside, CA 9 25 17 C ounty: R i ver si d e Brittany Trene Carr, 1251 Massachusetts Ave, 14 8, R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 07 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Brittany Trene Carr Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 05 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3346 PUBLISHED: May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202105 9 81 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: TEMECULA BIBLE CHURCH 29 7 7 5 S anti ag o R d , T emecula, C A 9 25 9 2 C ounty: R i ver si d e Rancho Baptist Church, 29775 Santiago Rd, T emecula, C A 9 25 9 2 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y a C or p or ati on This Corporation is registered in the state of CA R eg i st r ant h as not yet commenced to tr ansa ct business under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement i s tr ue and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any mater i al matter p ur su ant to S ecti on 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one th ousa nd d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: H owar d P K lei n, P r esi d ent Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 12/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3350 PUBLISHED: June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202106 126 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: HOLYWAR TATTOO 7 3 9 85 ½ H wy 111, P alm D ese r t, C A 9 226 0 C ounty: R i ver si d e a. Robert Benjamin Williamson, 73965 Hwy 111, P alm D ese r t, C A 9 226 0 b . Jose L ui s F lor es, 7 S p ur D r i ve, P alm D ese r t, C A 9 226 0 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y C o- p ar tner s R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement i s tr ue and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any mater i al matter p ur su ant to S ecti on 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one th ousa nd d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Robert Benjamin Williamson, Partner Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 13 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3351 PUBLISHED: June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 100 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: SWEET SLEEP MATTRESSES #2 3 14 10 R ese r ve D r S te # 3 , T h ousa nd P alms, C A 9 227 6 C ounty: R i ver si d e a. Beau Justin King, 67370 Quijo Rd, Cathedral C i ty, C A 9 223 4 b . R eb ekah L eann K i ng , 6 7 3 7 0 Q ui j o R d , C ath ed r al C i ty, C A 9 223 4 c. Josh ua James S weet, 2818 G us C our t, L ancast er , C A 9 3 5 3 6 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y G ener al P ar tner sh i p R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Beau Justin King, General Partner Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 28/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3352 PUBLISHED: June 4, 11, 18, 25, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202103 4 9 1 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: DIVINE LANDSCAPE SERVICES 4 23 87 Aveni d a Alvar ad o, T emecula, C A 9 25 9 0 C ounty: R i ver si d e D i vi ne C onst r ucti on S er vi ces. , 3 025 1 C up eno L ane, T emecula, C A 9 25 9 2 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y a C or p or ati on This Corporation is registered in the state of CA R eg i st r ant h as not yet commenced to tr ansa ct business under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: James Matthew Willborn, President Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 3 / 23 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3323 PUBLISHED: April 9, 16, 23, 30, 2021 Republished: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2021 Business address was incorrect in the original publication.

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 25 7 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: DIAMOND FAMILY STUDIOS 25 7 7 5 Vi a S aler no C t, M or eno Valley, C A 9 25 5 1 C ounty: R i ver si d e Jimmy Bismarck Morales, 25775 Via Salerno Ct., M or eno Valley, C A 9 25 5 1 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Jimmy Bismarck Morales Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 06 / 02/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3355 PUBLISHED: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 6 83 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: EXCEL ASSISTED LIVING 2 37774 Rushing Wind Court, Murrieta, CA 92563 C ounty: R i ver si d e Excel Assisted Living, LLC, 24077 Grafton Ave, M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 2 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y a L i mi ted L i ab i li ty C omp any This LLC is registered in the state of CA R eg i st r ant commenced to tr ansa ct b usi ness und er the fictitious name listed above on JULY 20, 2020 I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: P aolo Ang eles, M anag er Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 6 / 10/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3356 PUBLISHED: June 8, 25, July 2, 9, 2021

CHANGE OF NAME

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME C ase N umb er : C VC O21017 20 T O AL L I N T E R E S T E D P E R S ON S P eti ti oner : ESTEPHANE SANDOVAL AVINA Filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as follows: P r ese nt N ame: ESTEPHANE SANDOVAL AVINA P r op ose d N ame: STEPHANIE MICHEL T H E C OU R T OR D E R S th at all p er so ns i nter est ed in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not be g r anted . Any p er so n ob j ecti ng to th e name ch ang es described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to b e h ear d and must ap p ear at th e h ear i ng to sh ow cause why the petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant th e p eti ti on wi th out a h ear i ng . NOTICE OF HEARING D ate: 06 / 3 0/ 21 T i me: 8: 3 0 Am D ep t: C 1 The address of the court: 505 S. Buena Vista Ave., R m. 201, C or ona, C A 9 2882 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at least once each week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in the following newspaper of g ener al ci r culati on, p r i nted i n th i s county: Anza Valley Outlook D ate: 5 / 20/ 2021 Signed: Christopher Harman, Judge of the S up er i or C our t LEGAL: 3349 PUBLISHED: May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 2021

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME Case Number: CVSW2104733 T O AL L I N T E R E S T E D P E R S ON S P eti ti oner : UYNHEA HILL Filed a petition with this court for a decree changing names as follows: P r ese nt N ame: UYNHEA HILL P r op ose d N ame: YASMINE LOVE BANKS T H E C OU R T OR D E R S th at all p er so ns i nter est ed in this matter appear before this court at the hearing indicated below to show cause, if any, why the petition for change of name should not be g r anted . Any p er so n ob j ecti ng to th e name ch ang es described above must file a written objection that includes the reasons for the objection at least two court days before the matter is scheduled to b e h ear d and must ap p ear at th e h ear i ng to sh ow cause why the petition should not be granted. If no written objection is timely filed, the court may grant th e p eti ti on wi th out a h ear i ng . NOTICE OF HEARING D ate: 07 / 29 / 2021 T i me: 8: 00 Am D ep t: S 101 The address of the court: 30755-D Auld Road, M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 3 A copy of this Order to Show Cause shall be published at least once each week for four successive weeks prior to the date set for hearing on the petition in the following newspaper of g ener al ci r culati on, p r i nted i n th i s county: Anza Valley Outlook D ate: 6 / 2/ 2021 Signed: Jeffrey Zimel, Judge of the Superior Court LEGAL: 3359 PUBLISHED: June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202104 284 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: PRIORITY MAINTENANCE AND LANDSCAPE 4 6 - 4 5 0 R ub i d oux S t, # 3 , I nd i o, C A 9 2201 C ounty: R i ver si d e a. Alma M ar ti n S alas, 4 6 - 4 5 0 R ub i d oux S t, 3 , I nd i o, C A 9 2201 b . Jor g e D e Jesu s G onzalez F lor es, 4 6 - 4 5 0 R ub i d oux S t, 3 , I nd i o, C A 9 2201 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y C o- p ar tner s R eg i st r ant h as not yet commenced to tr ansa ct business under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: Alma M ar ti n S alas Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 4 / 02/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3327 PUBLISHED: April 16, 23, 30, May 7, 2021 Republished: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2021 A period was added to the address that shouldn’t have been in the original publication. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 5 6 7 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: 1. ASCENSION METAPHYSICAL 2. LOLA BLACK ASCENSION 3. LOLA BLACK LINGERIE BOUTIQUE 4. BAKED BY LB 5. ASCENSION 6. LOLA BLACK 7. SWEET TREATS 4 203 0 M ai n S t U ni t A, T emecula, C A 9 25 9 1 Mailing address: PO Box 333, Temecula, CA 9 25 9 3 C ounty: R i ver si d e Lunja Venicia Bishop, 40394 Ariel Hope Way, M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 3 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet commenced to tr ansa ct business under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) Registrant: Lunja V Bishop Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 06 / 08/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3357 PUBLISHED: June 8, 25, July 2, 9, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202106 6 6 1 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: FIRST CORE 11002 N eb r aska Ave, R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 05 C ounty: R i ver si d e E li zab eth L ynell Or teg a, 11002 N eb r aska Ave, R i ver si d e, C A 9 25 05 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant commenced to tr ansa ct b usi ness und er the fictitious name listed above on 5/20/21 I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: E li zab eth L ynell Or teg a Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 24 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3353 PUBLISHED: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 5 6 8 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: 1. ASCENSION HYPNOSIS 2. ASCENSION ENERGY HEALING 4 203 0 M ai n S t U ni t A, T emecula, C A 9 25 9 1 Mailing address: PO Box 333, Temecula, CA 9 25 9 3 C ounty: R i ver si d e D est i ny P ai g e S uth er land , 14 85 8 C asa L oma D r , M or eno Valley, C a 9 25 5 3 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: D est i ny P S uth er land Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 06 / 08/ 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3358 PUBLISHED: June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2021

FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202107 002 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: ARM AND BRUSH 4 27 82 R olli ng H i lls D r i ve, Ag uang a, C A 9 25 3 6 C ounty: R i ver si d e S i d ney E li zab eth Ar mb r ust , 4 27 82 R olli ng H i lls D r i ve, Ag uang a, C A 9 25 3 6 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: S i d ney E li zab eth Ar mb r ust Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 27 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3354 PUBLISHED: June 11, 18, 25, July 2, 2021 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT F i le N umb er : R - 202106 6 4 8 The following person(s) is (are) doing business as: CUTWATER PUBLISHING 23 5 5 3 R ust i c R oad , M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 2 Mailing address: 23811 Washington Ave, Ste C 3 10- 24 5 , M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 2 C ounty: R i ver si d e Ar th ur C amer on T aylor , 23 5 5 3 R ust i c R oad , M ur r i eta, C A 9 25 6 2 T h i s b usi ness i s cond ucted b y an I nd i vi d ual R eg i st r ant h as not yet b eg un to tr ansa ct b usi ness under the fictitious name listed above I declare that all information in this statement is true and cor r ect. ( A r eg i st r ant wh o d eclar es as tr ue any material matter pursuant to Section 17913 of the Business and Professions Code that the registrant knows to be false is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed one thousand d ollar s ( $ 1,000) .) R eg i st r ant: Ar th ur C amer on T aylor Statement was filed with the County Clerk of R i ver si d e C ounty on 05 / 24 / 2021 NOTICE—IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUBDIVISION ( a) OF S E C T I ON 17 9 20, A F I C T I T I OU S N AM E S T AT E M E N T G E N E R AL L Y E X P I R E S AT T H E E N D OF F I VE Y E AR S F R OM T H E D AT E ON WHICH IT WAS FILED IN THE OFFICE OF THE C OU N T Y C L E R K , E X C E P T , AS P R OVI D E D I N SUBDIVISION (b) OF SECTION 17920, WHERE I T E X P I R E S 4 0 D AY S AF T E R AN Y C H AN G E I N T H E F AC T S S E T F OR T H I N T H E S T AT E M E N T P U R S U AN T T O S E C T I ON 17 9 13 OT H E R T H AN A C H AN G E I N T H E R E S I D E N C E AD D R E S S OF A REGISTERED OWNER. A NEW FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT MUST BE FILED BEFORE THE EXPIRATION. T H E F I L I N G OF T H I S S T AT E M E N T D OE S N OT OF I T S E L F AU T H OR I Z E T H E U S E I N T H I S STATE OF A FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME IN VI OL AT I ON OF T H E R I G H T S OF AN OT H E R UNDER FEDERAL, STATE, OR COMMON LAW (SEE SECTION 14411 ET SEQ., BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS CODE). I HEREBY CERTIFY T H AT T H I S C OP Y I S A C OR R E C T C OP Y OF T H E OR I G I N AL S T AT E M E N T ON F I L E I N M Y OF F I C E . P E T E R AL D AN A R I VE R S I D E C OU N T Y C L E R K . LEGAL: 3348 PUBLISHED: May 28, June 4, 11, 18, 2021

SUMMONS PUBLIC NOTICE IN T H E T H IR D

N oti ce i s h er eb y g i ven th at th e U .S . D i st r i ct Court filed a Minute Order for the attorneys-only Settlement Conference held on March 13, 2020; Plaintiff-Intervenors the Ramona Band of Cahuilla and the Cahuilla Band of Indians filed a Joint Motion to Extend Stay on July 6, 2020; the U.S. District Court filed a Minute Order on July 7, 2020; the U.S. District Court filed an Order Granting the Joint Motion to Extend Stay on July 14, 2020; the Santa Margarita River Watershed Watermaster filed a Status Report on July 20, 2020; the U.S. District Court filed a minute order for an attorneysonly Settlement Conference held on October 7, 2020; the Santa Margarita River Watershed Watermaster filed a Final Annual Watermaster Report on July 20, 2020; Plaintiff-Intervenors the Ramona Band of Cahuilla and the Cahuilla Band of Indians filed a Joint Motion to Extend Stay on January 6, 2021; the U.S. District Court filed an Or d er G r anti ng th e Joi nt M oti on to E xt end S tay on January 7, 2021; the Santa Margarita River Watershed Watermaster filed a Supplement to the Final Annual Watermaster Report on January 11, 2021; the U.S. District Court filed a Minute Order for the attorneys-only Settlement Conference held on Ap r i l 6 , 2021, i n United States v. Fallbrook Public Utility District, C i vi l N o. 5 1- C V- 124 7 - G P C RBB, pending in the United States District Court for the Southern District of California. Copies may be obtained from the Clerk of the Court.

JU D I C I AL D I S T R I C T F OR T H E S T AT E OF T E N N E S S E E HAMBLEN COUNTY CHANCERY COURT SITTING AT MORRISTOWN D ocket N o. 2021- C V- 283 JAI M AI N E M C N AM AR A and h usb and ROBERT MCNAMARA, P eti ti oner s vs. AD AM R E E D M OOR E and JAS M I N E N OE L K I L M E R , R esp ond ents/ F ath er / M oth er . I N R E : L .G . M OOR E J.K . M OOR E M I N OR C H I L D R E N U N D E R E I G H T E E N ( 18) Y E AR S OF AG E . ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION This cause came before this Honorable Court upon the Petitioners’ Motion for Service by Publication, p ur su ant to Tennessee Code Annotated §21-1-203-204. The Court finds the Motion is well taken and sh ould b e g r anted . IT IS, THEREFORE, ORDERED that publication of this Order shall be made for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Anza Valley Outlook, which is a newspaper published daily in the Anza, California area, and that the R esp ond ent/ F ath er b e g i ven noti ce th er ei n th at h e i s h er eb y r eq ui r ed to answ er or oth er wi se r esp ond to th e Petition for Termination of Parental Rights and Adoption filed in this cause within thirty (30) days from the date of the fourth weekly publication of this Order, and that should the Respondent/Father fail to answer or oth er wi se r esp ond to th e P eti ti on p ur su ant to th i s Or d er , th en h e sh all b e d eemed to h ave r ecei ved actual notice herof and default may be taken against him. ENTERED: 6/3/2021 HONORABLE DOUGLAS T. JENKINS CHANCELLOR Lauren A. Carroll, BPR #029032 Attorney for the Petitioners C AR R OL L , AN D E R S ON , & F OU S T , L L P 918 West First North Street M or r i st own, T N 3 7 814 ( 4 23 ) 5 86 - 5 29 1 LEGAL #: 3360 PUBLISHED: June 18, 25, July 2, 9, 2021

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