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Military Families Make Financial Planning a Mission

Military families are the foundation of our nation's security, and they deserve respect and support for their dedication and service to the country. And given the unique challenges and frequent unpredictability of a military lifestyle, proactive financial planning is especially valuable for military families.

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SOBOBA TRIBAL MEMBER OPENS BEAUTY BUSINESS

Catherine “Cat” Modesto has been styling hair since she was 18 and took an interest in makeup around the age of 27. She has three younger sisters that she used to practice on and after a lot of admitted trial and error, mastered her techniques.

THE COLOR IS ORANGE BUT ALL SIGNS SAY “GO”

COVID-19 sure turned Hemet upside down, but as the Riverside County colors become lighter, Florida Avenue is red hot and raring to go. Last week we caught up with downtown Hemet. This week we sauntered out to the west side hinterlands to see what happened Friday night when Riverside County was reduced to Orange, giving the go-ahead for restaurants and bars to allow 50% occupancy. Let’s take the two most popular venues on the west end of Hemet.

California Artist enso Surprised After His Art NFT ‘Glitch #2’ Becomes Most Viewed in Opensea History

Malibu, California artist and founder of the Enso Gallery, Tyler "enso" Barnett, says he is "surprised and humbled" to find his latest digital artwork, an NFT titled Glitch #2, tracking as one of the most-viewed NFTs ever on the world's largest NFT marketplace, OpenSea.

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How They Voted: Hemet introduces SKR fees 4-1; fleet passes 5-0

Hemet City Council introduced Ordinance 2081 on kangaroo-rat fees 4-1, with Mayor Pro Tem Joe Males voting no. A $943,305.93 police fleet buy with $342,000 Measure U passed 5-0.

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