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MAY
2022 FEATURE ARTICLE |
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A Salute to Temecula Artists By Rebecca Marshall Farnbach |
I reflect with
gratitude on those souls who have preserved the stories of Temecula’s
history by various mediums of art, including photography and written
accounts. I appreciate the old-timers who spun unbelievably hilarious
stories that left the readers or listeners doubting the validity.
For example, was it true that the liquor law enforcement officer was
the first one to drink himself to oblivion during the fundraiser for
the first St. Martha’s Church? And was a stick of dynamite truly
inserted into the warming fire where men gathered in the livery stable
on chilly evenings?” |
Old Town Temecula by Ralph Love |
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JANUARY
2022 - A Calfing Experience |
FEBRUARY
2022 - Area Storms Caused Widespread Damage |
MARCH
2022 - First Vail Ranch Was in Arizona |
APRIL
2022 - Dick Fellows: Hapless Highwayman |
MAY
2022 - A Salute to Temecula Artists |