July 4, 2017 Holiday Closings
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Top Idyllwild stories of 2018, part I
Cranston Fire Wednesday, July 25, the third of four consecutive days of heat warnings, started with blue skies, hardly any clouds, but hot. No one but one man, an arsonist, had any idea how hot that day and days that followed would get. The Cranston Fire began that morning. At 11:45 a.m., 911 (emergency dispatch)…
First break in commercial burglary cases
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Hemet Teachers Association pushes back on district requirements
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Winter in May slowly giving way to warmer, drier weather
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