SAN JACINTO SIZZLES AND GROWS
Tuesday’s San Jacinto City Council Meeting, as usual lately, flowed like a well-oiled machine with one bit of turbulence from a dissatisfied tax payer. The opening ceremonies went off like clockwork, with only 3 council members on hand. The minutes from the previous meeting were approved without change.
California gets the first state-funded, no restrictions, $1000 guaranteed income for foster youth and pregnant people
Republicans and Democrats agreed on this program. They must have realized the time has come to support, no strings attached, the people in our communities who need a leg up. It’s not a handout but an act of helping someone improve their situation.
Hamid Sabet, DC, QME is recognized by Continental Who’s Who
Hamid Sabet, DC, QME is being recognized by Continental Who's Who as a Trusted Name in Chiropractic Medicine for his exceptional work in the Medical field and to his patients at his private practice, Sabet Chiropractic.
FIVE- BAND SENDOFF ROCKS HHT
On Sunday July 18th, HHT hosted a Celebration of Life for Program Director Bryan Carrier. And what a sendoff it was!
WRESTLING ISN’T JUST ON TELEVISION
Most people outside significant metropolis communities think of wrestling as something in high school sports or on the tube. Funny thing is, that’s something the San Jacinto Valley doesn’t have to depend on. Not too long ago, Adam Ginsberg brought his West Coast Wrestling Company extravaganza to The Wheelhouse in Hemet. This happened during the pandemic and there was limited seating. Now he brings it back, this time in the big skating arena where more fans will be accommodated.
