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BASKETBALL CAMP AT SOBOBA TEACHES MORE THAN COURT SKILLS
When Ricardo Macias planned his latest Wolves Basketball Camp at the Soboba Sports Complex, he arranged to have the admission price be a new toy that could then be donated to the Soboba Gives Back! Toy Drive. It was a way to show players firsthand the importance of sharing with others. “One thing I want to teach the kids is to give back whenever and however they can,” he said.
HHT ADDS SPECIAL TREATS TO HEMET CHRISTMAS PARADE
When it was announced that this year’s Christmas Parade would march though Hemet’s Historic Downtown District – right past the front of the Historic Hemet Theatre – Foundation volunteers jumped at the chance to push their participation “over the top.”
Residential Burglary Arrest
On Sunday, December 5, 2021, at 3:15 PM, San Jacinto Deputies responded to the 700 block of Sweet Clover Loop, San Jacinto regarding a burglary that had occurred. The victim arrived home and found an unknown male inside eating food. The male threatened the victim's life and fled the residence.
Biden-Harris Administration Makes 100% Federal Medicaid Matching Funds Available for State Expenditures on Certain COVID-19 Vaccine Counseling Visits for Children and Youth
The Biden-Harris Administration, through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, is now requiring states to cover COVID-19 vaccine counseling visits in which healthcare providers talk to families about the importance of kids’ vaccination. Medicaid provides health insurance coverage to over 40% of all children in the United States and are a significant source of coverage for Black and brown children.
Omicron overwhelms news cycle despite scant information
“World, meet omicron,” writes Rachel Gutman in The Atlantic. “Omicron, meet a lot of people who are very, very anxious to know more about you.”
