Blame Hemet City Council for the median
Does the city really want Florida Avenue? Editor’s Note: The following opinion was sent to the publisher of The Valley Chronicle as an e-letter by Hemet businessman and community … Read More
Category: Arts & Culture
HVAA ‘An Evening of Art’
Deserving high school students win art scholarships through Hemet Valley Art Association ■ Gena Estrin / Contributed Everyone that attended this year’s annual “An Evening of Art” presented by the … Read More
Padilla Joins Santa Monica College Volunteers for Annual Thanksgiving Grocery Giveaway, Continues Push to Address Food Insecurity
SANTA MONICA, CA — Ahead of Thanksgiving, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) volunteered today with Santa Monica College (SMC) for their 2nd Annual GIVING THANKS(giving) Holiday Grocery Drive-Thru Giveaway. Padilla … Read More
GET YOUR SMILE ON…OKTOBERFEST IS A GO
BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif./ August 24, 2021 – Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest is set to deliver another authentic Bavarian-style celebration for nine consecutive weekends September 11 to November 7 in Big Bear’s majestic alpine setting. In 2020, Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest celebrated … Read More
Big 5 Sporting Goods Supports American Red Cross Humanitarian Mission Th rough Disaster Responder Program
PALM DESERT, Calif. – CSUSB students, staff and faculty can now travel with ease between CSUSB and its Palm Desert Campus on SunLine Transit’s new 10 Commuter Link, which began service on July 12, 2021. The new … Read More
‘Spring Phling’ block party is a hit for locals
Community engagement with car show and informational booths ■ Dennis Fletcher / Contributed Last Saturday, the annual Hemet “Spring Phling” block party was held, which included a classic car show. … Read More
Women’s Day is every day
Local women prove to be empowered 365 days of the year ■ By Mark Lentine / Contributed March 8 was International Women’s Day but women are celebrating, and winning, every … Read More
Candle in the winds of time
A Marilyn Monroe connection to Hemet ■ By Mark Lentine / Contributed Editor’s Note: Last week, a shortened version of this article was published in the Mar. 21 issue of … Read More
The 39 Steps
Not one misstep in Play With Your Food’s season-ending production ■ By Mark Lentine / Contributed Any connoisseur of Alfred Hitchcock films can tell you that other than “Mr. and … Read More
What’s growing at the SJ market
Organic and handcrafted goods everywhere at local farmers’ market ■ By Mark Lentine / Contributed Historical records show that as early as July 1806 President Thomas Jefferson bought beef, eggs … Read More
Hemet Concert Association presents ‘Camarada’
■ By Ann Smith / Contributed Did you know that Hemet has one of the finest concert associations in the Inland Empire? The city stands shoulder to shoulder in terms … Read More
Ramona Spring Festival kicks off pageant season
■ By Stacey Bailey / Contributed Harvard Street will once again host the Ramona Spring Festival to kickoff the Ramona Pageant Season beginning on April 6. The street will be … Read More