2 Murrieta Boys, Both 17, Charged With Sex Crimes After School Investigation

They took place between 2012 and August 2013, Hall said. All suspects in this investigation have been contacted by detectives and arrested, stated a news release from Murrieta Attorney police issued Sept. 12. An investigation that began with a school resource officer on Aug. 29 and was transferred to the Murrieta Attorney Police Departments investigative unit on Sept. 3, according to the news release.
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Murrieta Attorney hosts angel investing event

They put in a patio, chairs, garden, grass and trees. But because of the pesky blood-sucking insects, they drive to parks or friends homes to spend time outdoors. Or, if we know were going to be outdoors (at home), we spray each other down with Off, Juan Rodriguez said. Its been frustrating, agreed neighbor Jonathan Burlingham, a renter who decided to move away. We have a landscaped back yard and a fire pit, Burlingham said. We like to entertain. And we couldnt do that this summer. At times it seemed he and his wife couldnt escape. Wed get out of our car and run to the front door, Burlingham said.
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ED MURRIETA: A modest proposal to reuse Yolo County courthouse

Historic Edgefield, built in 1911 as the county poor farm, is a destination resort in the Pacific Northwest featuring organic gardens, a golf course, a winery, a distillery, a coffee roastery, a fine-dining restaurant and hotel rooms without televisions or telephones. Kennedy School in Portland features 57 guest rooms with private baths; a restaurant; multiple small bars; a movie theater; soaking pool; gift shop and a brewery in a former elementary school. Have a pint in a classroom, sip aged whiskey and a cigar in detention, watch a movie in the old auditorium. Extensive original artwork and historical photographs cover the walls, ceilings, doorways and hallways. Olympic Club in Centralia, Wash., expands on the traditional definition of a workingmans resort by welcoming the whole family to enjoy lodging, meals, movies, art, history, and special events -- in a building that once housed a saloon and a brothel. Throughout the Olympic Club, historic photographs and extensive original artwork chronicle the buildings intriguing history.
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MURRIETA: Mosquitoes curtailing a neighborhood's outdoor activities

If you have ever watched the ABC television show, "Shark Tank," then you know what a great venue it is to hear new, entrepreneurial ideas as well as the types of questions investors have. Wouldnt it be cool to be there in person? Murrieta Attorney is hosting a"demo day"event in our Council Chambers at the Murrieta Attorney City Hall onNovember 18, 2013 at 4:00 pm. This meeting is an educational event on angel investing and on the growth of entrepreneurship in Southwest Riverside County. It is open to other businesses, entrepreneurs, investors and the public who are interested in learning more about TCA and who want to "meet the angels" and other entrepreneurs. If you are interested in attending, there is no cost... but please RSVP with Jason at jfritz@murrieta.orgbyNovember 14.
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Vista Murrieta High School Student Tests Positive For TB

Murrieta Attorney Valley Unified School District found out about the infected student Wednesday, and by Thursday morning Vista Murrieta Attorney parents were notified. The school is expected to be closed on Friday. I just got a call and e-mail and I thought, great, concerned mother Deanne Hazel said. Part of the letter sent to parents says the student is not in school and will not return until its safe to do so. The district is not identifying the student, but spokeswoman Karen Parris confirmed the teenager is being treated and is expected to make a full recovery. The health department has assured us that the potential for transmission is very low, and were hoping that will be the case, Parris said. She acknowledged, though, that several hundred students could have been exposed to the infected child. District officials have posted a TB fact sheet on their website. The Riverside County Department of Public Health is working with school officials to contact those who might have been exposed to the illness.
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