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Temecula Youth Baseball carnival rescheduled
Temecula Youth Baseball recently announced that their Opening Day Carnival has been rescheduled and will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mar. 14 at Ronald Reagan Sports Park in Temecula.
Murrieta library closed Saturday for Tour de Murrieta
A number of streets will be also closed down to accommodate the races and the crowds, necessitating the Saturday closure, according to Loretta McKinney, library director.
Former Dodger Willie Davis, 69, found dead in his home
Davis, 69, was found about 10:20 a.m. inside his home in the 1900 block of North Victory Boulevard, said Burbank police Sgt. Robert Quesada.
Hacksaw: Chargers face offseason crossroads
The NFL offseason — the free agent season — is now underway. A look at the current Chargers roster makes it seem as if that exciting 13-3 season was years ago.
Military Dedication Golf Classic slated at Bear Creek Golf and Country Club
The 18-hole tournament will start at 10 a.m. April 12 at 22460 Bear Creek Dr., North. Entry costs $175 and includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and tee prizes.
Temecula Little League kicks off spring season
Sean McCall, the radio voice of the Storm, was the master of ceremonies, bringing a rush of excitement to the event as he introduced teams and coaches.
2010 Tour de Murrieta to roll into town
Featuring competitive race teams from throughout California, the fourth-annual three-day event takes place in Murrieta, March 12-14.
Southwest Riverside’s ranching traditions still thrive
“My dad started training horses in the 1940s,” Flores said. “We moved to this ranch [in Perris] in 1966. Back then my dad was training over at the Louis B. Mayer ranch.”
Defensive tackle Jamal Williams released from Chargers
He suffered a triceps injury in the 2009 season opener in Oakland and did not play the rest of the season.
Temecula youth baseball team takes championship at tournament
“The first game, the boys came out a little flat. After a motivating speech they woke up and went to work, dominating the tournament the rest of the way,” said Renegades Manager Mark Dickerson.
