Monthly Archives: September, 2019

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SJ man, 46, ejected & killed in fiery, 100 mph wreck

Authorities say a 46-year-old San Jacinto man died after losing control of his speeding vehicle and plowing head-on into a San Jacinto tree earlier this morning, Sunday, Sept. 1.

WHERE DO YOU REST WITH GLOBAL UNREST

Around the world, there are several countries in very difficult unrest that could shift the course of freedom, economics, and power. History is constantly being written, some of the issues and results are minimal, and then there are the cataclysmic changes.

Mass Shootings

Is the United States of America the only country where mass indiscriminate shootings of human beings take place without apparent rhyme or reason? Are we to be branded worldwide as a gun toting people willing to shoot our fellow citizens just because we can? Did the framers of the constitution imagen when they decreed that we have a right to bear arms that such mayhem would be wrought upon the citizenry.

Growing up HillBilly – CHAPTER XV

As a kid, girls were not usually on my radar, as a matter of fact, they were somewhere beyond the horizon. However, when I was about twelve or thirteen a blonde-haired, blue-eyed neighbor caught my eye, and I suffered through my first case of being lovesick, and boy did I have it bad.

Selling Cars vs. Donating Cars: Which is Right for You?

Greetings from the Hemet Car Guy, recently our friends Bill and Aida Nowark came to us knowing that we buy vehicles they wanted us to buy their 1999 Dodge passenger van, needing paint and transmission work among other things.

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