Yahoo! News Search Results for temecula events Southwest Riverside County Community News for Wednesday, Aug. 27 (North County Times) Nominees due for veterans' award TEMECULA ---- Nominees are being sought for the third annual Outstanding Community Service Award, which recognizes local military veterans who continue to serve their community. Any veteran residing in Temecula or Mur Temecula woman who was shot when daughter was kidnapped undergoes more surgery (The Press-Enterprise) The 43-year-old Temecula mother who was shot Saturday, and her daughter abducted by the child's father, underwent a second surgery Monday, authorities said. Out and about for Wine Month / September is California Wine Month. Here is a list of some of the events taking place ... (San Francisco Chronicle) Ehlers Estate. Free wine tasting daily, food and wine pairings Sundays through Sept. 30. 3222 Ehlers Lane, St. Helena; (707) 963-5972 or www.ehlersestate.com.. Consilience. Offering library wines, through Sept. 30. 2933 Grand Ave., Los Olivos; (805) 691-1020... Southwest Riverside County Community News for Wednesday, Aug. 27 (North County Times) Nominees due for veterans' award TEMECULA ---- Nominees are being sought for the third annual Outstanding Community Service Award, which recognizes local military veterans who continue to serve their community. Patient Safety Technologies Closes on $2.325 Million in Equity Financing (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) Patient Safety Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has closed on $2.325 million in equity financing in a first closing of a private placement. Temecula golf tournament to benefit Marines, families (The Press-Enterprise) When they are not risking their lives to serve America, members of the U.S. Marines' 1st Reconnaissance Battalion serve their adopted community of Temecula. For first-time Inland delegates, convention is 'life-changing' experience (The Press-Enterprise) DENVER - First-time Democratic delegate Greg Schuelke, of Redlands, has met party luminaries such as Hillary Clinton, cheered hours' worth of floor speeches, and has been invited to too many events to count. Michaels realizes taking lumps part of process in golf (The Press-Enterprise) Sure, Sydnee Michaels would have liked to be in contention at the Safeway Classic, her seventh LPGA tournament. But she shot 11 over par and missed the cut last weekend, and afterward took stock and realized she doesn't mind taking her lumps now. Out and about for Wine Month / September is California Wine Month. Here is a list of some of the events taking place ... (San Francisco Chronicle) Ehlers Estate. Free wine tasting daily, food and wine pairings Sundays through Sept. 30. 3222 Ehlers Lane, St. Helena; (707) 963-5972 or www.ehlerestate.com. Consilience. Offering library wines, through Sept. 30. 2933 Grand Ave., Los Olivos; (805) 691-1020 or... Boutique wineries are offering more to sample than just wines (The Fresno Bee) Imagine work at a local winery, and harvest, fermentation and bottling come to mind. Increasingly, however, other tasks are just as important: hosting weddings, booking concerts and installing tasting rooms and picnic grounds. Read comments

 

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Local Business Briefs - 08/23 (The Press-Enterprise) Ontario International Airport plans to close the airport's original Terminal 1 and move about 30 administration employees to the former General Electric building across the runway off Mission Boulevard before the end of the year. Commission chooses Murrieta site for four-rink sports arena (The Press-Enterprise) MURRIETA - A group of Murrieta parents and business leaders already had the plans for an ice/in-line hockey sports arena. They just did not know where it would be located. MEXIDATA . INFO (MEXIDATA . INFO) This year Ensenada’s culinary wizards and regional winemakers have moved their art-form up several notches by providing local and regional guests with premium wine and gourmet entrees that continue to please casual diners and those with the most sophisticated palates. MURRIETA: Plans for ice rink broached (North County Times) MURRIETA ---- Proponents for opening a rink for ice hockey and figure skating are hoping that their first step toward such a facility will lead to many more. A local nonprofit group, the Inland Valley Sports and Arena Commission, announced last week Questions/Answers (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin) Questions and answers on Daily Bulletin stories from readers like you. Greetings wine enthusiasts. Today I bring you the real juice on a newly formed organization of vintners in the nearby Temecula Valley winegrowing region. TEMECULA: More buildings to rise in Old Town (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- Construction slowdown? Not in Old Town. Mercedes and Main streets are being vigorously tilled by bulldozers to lay the groundwork for a civic center. The steel skeleton of Old Town Plaza on Fifth and Front streets is getting some skin i Business calendar (North County Times) Sept. 2 Carlsbad Gourmet gets 'Road Tasted' CARLSBAD ---- Carlsbad Gourmet, a company that makes foods with local ingredients, will cause taste buds to salivate on The Food Network's "Road Tasted" show at 9:30 p.m. Sept. 2 and 10 p.m. Sept. 12. Boutique wineries are offering more to sample than just wines (The Fresno Bee) Imagine work at a local winery, and harvest, fermentation and bottling come to mind. Increasingly, however, other tasks are just as important: hosting weddings, booking concerts and installing tasting rooms and picnic grounds. Read comments TEMECULA: Under-budget bids come in for Old Town parking structure (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- For the second time, the City Council is expected to enter into a construction contract for the Old Town Civic Center project that would cost less than expected. The council Tuesday is scheduled to award a $15.8 million contract fo Taste of Laguna Niguel is evening of stars, top food, wine (Orange County Register) Slide show: Is your neighbor's picture here? How about yours?

Yahoo! News Search Results for temecula real estate TEMECULA: School closure in 2009 still on table (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- Uncertainty about the state budget and student enrollment led school board members Tuesday to keep the option of closing a school on the table next year. Superintendent Carol Leighty recommended against closing a school in 2009. She sai TEMECULA: More buildings to rise in Old Town (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- Construction slowdown? Not in Old Town. Mercedes and Main streets are being vigorously tilled by bulldozers to lay the groundwork for a civic center. The steel skeleton of Old Town Plaza on Fifth and Front streets is getting some skin i New laws sprout as vacant homes become eyesores (Chicago Tribune) But existing rules on vacancies often unenforced Cece Edwards and her Chatham neighbors pride themselves on caring for their homes, but their block just doesn't look like it once did. REGION: North County observers impressed by McCain, Obama (North County Times) LAKE FOREST ---- It wasn’t a debate and there was not supposed to be a clear winner, but the first meeting of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain revealed some things about the men, according to their North County supporters in the audience. Lesser developer donations to political campaigns seen in tough economic times (The Press-Enterprise) Some Inland developers and construction-related companies say they are planning to donate less to local political campaigns this election season. At least one, Dan Stephenson of the Murrieta-based Rancon Group, is not donating at all. Temecula Valley Bancorp Inc. to Present at the Howe Barnes Hoefer & Arnett Community Bank Conference (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) SAN DIEGO----Temecula Valley Bancorp Inc. , the holding company for Temecula Valley Bank, today announced that Stephen H. Wacknitz, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO, is scheduled to present at the Howe Barnes Hoefer & Arnett 13th Annual Community Bank Conference at the Ritz Carlton in Chicago. America’s ‘Foreclosure Capital of the World?’ (San Diego Business Journal) For years, we’ve been called America’s Finest City. When the pension crisis hit, we were dubbed “Enron by the Sea.” Now NBC “Today Show’s” Barbara Corcoran has tabbed us, “Foreclosure Capital of the World.” REGION: North County observers impressed by McCain, Obama (North County Times) LAKE FOREST ---- It wasn t a debate and there was not supposed to be a clear winner, but the first meeting of presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain revealed some things about the men, according to their North County supporters in the a