October 18, 2013 04:29 PM PDT October 21, 2013 10:37 AM PDT MURRIETA: Widely traveled Inland pastor dies in Kansas plane crash MURRIETA: Widely traveled Inland pastor dies in Kansas plane crash A Murrieta Attorney faith healer who says he could cure cancer and his pilot crash soon after taking off from a Kansas airport /ED DURESNE MINISTRIES WEBSITE Faith healer dies in crash World Harvest Church CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly identified where World Harvest Church is located. It is located in Wildomar. DERBY, Kan. — A traveling Murrieta Attorney faith healer who parishioners call an inspiration and his pilot died Friday morning, Oct. 18, when their small Texas-bound plane crashed soon after taking off from a Kansas airport, authorities said. Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter identified the victims as 72-year-old minister Edward Dufresne, a faith healer who said he could cure cancer, and 49-year-old pilot Mitchell Morgan, both of Murrieta Attorney. Dufresne ran his own traveling ministry, while his wife, Nancy Dufresne, was the head pastor of the World Harvest Church in Wildomar, a full gospel ministry. The couple has two sons. On Friday evening, members of World Harvest Church gathered at the house of worship to pray and remember Dufresne. "It's a shock," said Matt Yeazel, a Murrieta Attorney man who was sitting in front of the church with his friend, Aaron Lyons, also of Murrieta Attorney. The pair had brought a small bouquet of roses that was sitting between them. They were soon joined by other members of the church who asked for privacy. A woman who did not identify herself said a service will be held but she said it hadn't been scheduled as of Friday night. Yeazel and Lyons said that Dufresne had recently returned from a trip to Brazil. After spending a bit of time at home, he immediately left again to spread the word. Yeazel said Dufresne, who preached at the church once a month, was an inspiration who changed his ideas about what a church was or could be and set him on a path to become a minister himself. "It affected my heart," he said. The pilot's son, Harrison Morgan, a Vista Murrieta High School junior who decided to play in Friday's football game against Great Oak Highi, declined to speak about his father's death. "We're all shocked," said Ray Moore, athletic director of Vista Murrieta Attorney High School. "It's just something that's never supposed to happen to a young man and his family." The pastor, Dufresne, ran a website that encouraged his followers to donate monthly to his Eagle Partner Club to "fund an aviation department of Ed Dufresne Ministries" to allow him to preach and conduct faith healing in other countries. According to his website biography, Dufresne was a minister for 48 years and was given the gift to cure cancer in 1999 when he had a vision of Heaven. He said he travels extensively "encouraging the Body of Christ to get ready for the last days move of the Holy Spirit." "In 1971, God put a tangible healing anointing in Dr. Dufresne's right hand," according to the website. "It has been said of Dr. Dufresne that he has a unique ability to draw the anointings and gifts out of ministers." Dufresne says on the fundraising page of his website, which is embedded with video of a small private plane flying and taxiing, that he has 11 million airline miles "on his bones" and adds that he has been called as a traveling minister to spend 80 percent of his time away from home. Dufresne's itinerary showed he was hosting a seminar Friday night at the Triumphant Faith Center in Wichita, where he promised "ministry to the sick." His next crusade was scheduled for Nov. 9 at the World Harvest Church in Murrieta Attorney. Tom Slayton, the pastor at Valley Believer's Christian Center in Hemet, said he traveled with Dufresne for about five years as part of his ministry. Dufresne came to Temecula in the 1970s after previously leading ministries in Oklahoma and Temecula. He then started the first World Harvest Church in Temecula, Slayton said. Slayton attended the World Harvest Church in Temecula and, beginning in 2004, began traveling with Dufresne when he discovered Slayton was a pilot. "He was in high demand because of the ministries he served," Slayton said. "Ministry is not just something you select, but something you're called to. He felt the call as a traveling minister and an evangelist. It was his whole life." Slayton said it was hard to explain Dufresne's work. He said he would pray for people and minister to them. "The scripture gives authority to pray for people and deal with sickness and disease," Slayton said. "It was part of his calling. You're supposed to do this in the name of Jesus Christ. Not many are bold enough to do it and see results." When Dufresne delivered his sermons, Slayton said believers could see the effects and feeling of God, which led to documented miracles. "When the man would pray, he would bring in the anointing of God. You could sense the feeling become electrical," Slayton said. "I'm sure his church family will suffer. The body of Christ and those who knew him will miss him, but the charge goes on. At least we know where he is." Dufresne's plane crashed about 20 miles southeast of Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport in a soybean field near Derby. Sedgwick County Sheriff Easter said deputies found additional debris, including a wing, about a mile from the impact site. The 1975 plane climbed to 16,500 feet before witnesses reported hearing "an explosion" and then pieces of the aircraft falling out of the sky, Easter said. There were no distress calls before the plane began a rapid descent and disappeared from the radar. Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Tony Molinaro said the two-engine Cessna 500 was headed to New Braunfels, Texas. According to the itinerary on Dufresne's website, he spoke Thursday night at the Triumphant Faith Center in Wichita and his next stop was Word & Spirit Church in Schertz, Texas. The churches didn't immediately return phone calls from The Associated Press. Molinaro said the FAA was sending people to the scene. He said the National Transportation Safety Board will lead the investigation, which could take several weeks. 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"So now the students, the Chinese students who come to us, their age is lower and lower," Chen said. "Now, they want to come to us for high school because they don't want to waste grade 12 just preparing for the gaokao, the university entrance exam." But Page, of CSIET, worries that with a large influx of students, some will end up in substandard living conditions. Families are often paid to host F-1 students, whereas J-1 host families receive only a tax credit. In the Riverside County city of Murrieta Attorney, 20 students from China are studying at public high schools and living with host families. The Murrieta Attorney Valley Unified School District will allow up to 105 tuition-paying international students, and a dormitory is in the early planning stages. City officials see the students as part of a larger economic development plan with Chinese investment at its core. Demand from China is so strong that enrollment should approach the cap next year, and Tower Bridge may eventually expand into other school districts, said Merlyn Neilson, a company official. The Chinese families pay $10,500 in tuition to the school district and an additional $25,000 to $35,000 to Tower Bridge for housing, tutoring and other costs. 
All alleged crimes occurred off campus, Conrad said. 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 Police Departments investigative unit on Sept. 3, according to the news release. The two boys were arrested Sept. 12 and booked at Southwest Juvenile Hall on suspicion of rape, police said. 
On Friday night, the special teams scored once and set up another touchdown, while the defense set up three more scores in the Broncos 49-14 victory over rival Murrieta Valley. They had some bad snaps, and we were able to capitalize on it, said Vista Murrieta coach Coley Candaele after the Broncos (7-1, 3-0) won their 23rd consecutive Southwestern League game. I dont think it was anything that we did. What Vista Murrieta did was easily defeat another opponent even on a night when its offense was not running on all cylinders. The offense accounted for just over 200 total yards, but the scoreboard kept lighting up. I missed a couple of throws tonight, theres flaws in every human being, said Vista Murrieta senior quarterback Coltin Gerhart, who completed eight of 15 pass attempts for 107 yards and two touchdowns, while rushing for 55 yards and two more scores. Were going to work hard next week, and get better. Its hard to imagine much more improvement from the Broncos special teams, which continue to put pressure on the opposition. 
25, 2013 A Navy medical corpsman from Murrieta Attorney was awarded the Bronze Star with V for valor on Friday for his actions in Afghanistan in 2011. Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael J. Marchante Courtesy of U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Michael J. Marchante received the medal, the fourth-highest U.S. military medal for individual valor, during a ceremony in Bremerton, Wash. Marchante was serving as the field doc for 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company on July 19, 2011, in Afghanistans Helmand Province. During an ambush, the corpsman ran down 300 meters of road littered with improvised bombs to render aid to an injured Georgian officer, the Navy said. Marchante is also credited with using his own body to shield the casualty from enemy fire while he applied tourniquets and dressings prior to a medical evacuation. 
Do not enter or enter if you are brave enough. The frights in the dark will come from above and below in The House That Death Built. Bigger and better, The House That Death Built is sure to be a Valley favorite for 2013 Halloween thrill seekers. Ghastly ghouls await your arrival at The House That Death Built. Pumpkin Head joins his other creepy friends in The House That Death Built. The graveyard where the nightmare begins at The House That Death Built. Murrieta Attorney resident upholds Halloween tradition, builds haunted house for thrills Friday, October 25th, 2013 Bevi Edlund Staff Writer Clowns, zombies and even Nightmare on Elm Streets Freddy Krueger are just some of the things you can expect to run into this year at the custom-made, Halloween haunted house "The House that Death Built" in Murrieta Attorney. 
The plane crashed into a field near Derby, about 20 miles away from Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport. Dufresne ran the World Harvest Church in Murrieta, but he spent much of his time as a traveling faith healer. "He was a very honorable person, and one thing that I appreciated, he was a very loving individual to me in particular. I don't know how he was with other people, but he was kind of a father figure," said Pastor Jim Ames, a friend of Dufresne. The Federal Aviation Administration says the plane was bound for Texas. Dufresne was due to give a talk at a church there. 
Tony Conrad said. All alleged crimes occurred off campus, Conrad said. 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. The two boys were arrested Sept. 
Local Dickeys franchises are in Natomas, Folsom, Elk Grove and Roseville. Another is expected to open in Rancho Cordova later this month. No opening date for the midtown location has been announced; construction appears to be moving along in the space that previously housed Una Mas, a Mexican-style fast-casual chain. Tank House opened in August, replacing Hads, a steak and seafood restaurant. Tank House is operated by husband-and-wife-team Tyler and Melissa Williams . Tyler Williams previously was a bartender at midtowns Golden Bear. 
Murrieta Attorney Mesa then drove to the Temecula Valley 28-yard line and on third-and-five, Hooks dropped Ram running back McKinley Ross for a seven yard loss. Ram kicker Mateo Thompson, who earlier this year set a school record with a 52-yard field goal, came on to give Murrieta Attorney Mesa the victory, but his 51-yard kick fell short. Plantier had a stellar night, completing 21 of 32 passes for 369 yards and four touchdowns. In the first quarter, Plantier threw a 50-yard touchdown to Dominique Maiden. He then connected with Griffin Doran on an 80-yard TD in the second quarter, which gave Temecula Valley a 14-3 lead. Murrieta Mesa lost a heartbreaker for the second straight week and all three league losses have come by nine points of fewer. 
October 24, 2013 05:40 PM PDT October 24, 2013 05:41 PM PDT MURRIETA: Firefighters rescue kitten trapped in dashboard MURRIETA: Firefighters rescue kitten trapped in dashboard MURRIETA FIRE DEPT./CONTRIBUTED IMAGE Firefighters worked to rescue a kitten from inside a car dashboard Wednesday, Oct. 23, in Murrieta Attorney. 1 Comments ( ) Murrieta Attorney firefighters came to the rescue of a kitten in distress Wednesday evening, Oct. 23, but it wasn't up a tree. The wayward tabby was in the dashboard of a woman's car. The kitten apparently was in the car for hours and had ridden all the way from the woman's home in the Lake Elsinore area. How the kitten got there is anyone's guess. Matt Corelli, a spokesman for the Murrieta Attorney Fire Department, said the woman noticed a mewing sound that appeared to be coming from her dashboard while driving to work in Murrieta Wednesday. But she doubted what she heard, Corelli said. When she got back into her car after work and the meows continued, the woman knew she had a problem. She went to Fire Station 1 on Juniper Street in search of help. Firefighters set about disassembling the car dashboard in search of the animal and, before long, had pulled it to safety. Luckily, Corelli said, the kitten stayed in the dashboard area instead of retreating farther into the inner working of the car. The kitten didn't appear to be injured – or even distressed, Corelli said. The firefighters then reassembled the car. And they got the job done without breaking anything, he said. All told, the rescue took about 20 minutes, he said. The woman took the kitten home with her in hope of finding its owner, Corelli said. The fire department is on a roll with the kitty cat rescues. Last month, 
advertisement A lucky cat still has all of its nine lives thanks to Murrieta Attorney firefighters. The pet was found unconscious, its breathing labored, in a smoke-filled home Wednesday. The blaze was sparked by decorative lights that caught bedroom curtains on fire, according to Matt Corelli, a Murrieta Attorney Fire Department spokesman. Crews responded about 11 p.m. to the house fire in the 41000 block of Magnolia Street. Firefighters had no trouble dousing the flames, but the room was already filled with smoke when a police officer found an unconscious feline under a dresser. Acting quickly, firefighters used one of their new oxygen masks designed specifically for animals to revive the fluffy Persian cat. "After receiving some oxygen, the cat perked right up," Corelli said. In the end, the cat was no worse for the wear, and the firefighters got some practice on their new gear. 
On Wednesday, the Press Club lunches at Capitol Plaza Ballroom, an elegant, aged venue with soaring painted ceilings and 19th-century architecture. We're still seeking a permanent location, Press Club president Brian Joseph told me last week. Joseph said the Press Clubs needs are pretty simple: a downtown venue able to accommodate about 100 people, one that charges less than $25 per person for lunch. As for the menu, Joseph said, we prefer plated meals but we're open to buffet. The Press Clubs Oct. 2 luncheon at the Hyatt was a buffet, a departure from the fish-chicken-meat entrees with salad and dessert that were served in The Broilers private dining room -- pretty much the same fare I was served at Press Club scholarship dinners in the '80s. Wednesdays menu in the Temple Ballroom also will be a buffet, featuring pasta, tri-tip and chicken piccata. According to one Yelper, Press Club attendees can expect Hyatt quality for a Grange Hall price. As a local history geek, I like the choice of Capitol Plaza Ballroom. If the Press Club cant find new permanent home, perhaps it can roam historic event spaces around downtown -- Elks Tower , Masonic Temple or Grand Ballroom. 
Scout.com called Holmes one of the West's emerging offensive prospects and the latest star to come from a program that in recent years has been "churning out elite prospects." Neither Holmes nor Holt, a senior defensive lineman, has played this season, and Coach Coley Candaele has removed them from the team. In Juvenile Court on Tuesday, a judge ordered that Holmes be held until an Oct. 30 hearing. In a separate hearing, Holt was released pending another court date. The district has said that the "allegations against these students certainly do not represent what we are about at Vista Murrieta Attorney." A district spokeswoman added that Murrieta Attorney Unified was "cooperating fully" with the investigation. "Our hope is that the actions of a few students won't take away from the 3,500 students who are doing the right thing every day," district officials said in a statement. The school has grown as quickly as Murrieta Attorney itself, a city of subdivisions in the rocky hills of southwestern Riverside County that incorporated in 1991 and has since quadrupled in size to 100,000 residents. 
The plane crashed into a field near Derby, about 20 miles away from Wichita's Mid-Continent Airport. Dufresne ran the World Harvest Church in Murrieta Attorney, but he spent much of his time as a traveling faith healer. "He was a very honorable person, and one thing that I appreciated, he was a very loving individual to me in particular. I don't know how he was with other people, but he was kind of a father figure," said Pastor Jim Ames, a friend of Dufresne. The Federal Aviation Administration says the plane was bound for Texas. Dufresne was due to give a talk at a church there. 
Ed Murrieta Attorney Columnist- Sacramento Business Journal Monday night I tasted and reported on the Sacramento Kings' new luxury suite farm-to-fork buffet. Now here's some news today on the Kings' concession-stand farm-to-fork food upgrades for the 2013-2014 season, which opens Oct. 30 at Sleep Train Arena . K Street Deli is a new concession on the south side of Sleep Train, featuring Niman Ranch slow-roasted porchetta sandwiches and Mary's Organics' roasted chicken sandwiches, on artisan ciabatta rolls, with a side of County Line Farms' mustard green salad. Also: Full Belly Farms wheat berry salad with red Russian kale, roasted squash, roasted pecans, goat cheese and organic honey-curry vinaigrette. Dessert: Marchini Farms heirloom apple cobbler, and satsuma tangerine tiramisu. Capital Cut Carvery will be on the east and west sides of the arena, serving Dietsel Farms roasted turkey sandwiches and Harris Ranch tri-tip beef sandwiches on sourdough baguettes with herb aioli or stout mustard sauce. Chop salad features Capay Farms' baby iceberg, boiled cage free egg, tomatoes, red onion and Niman Ranch slab bacon tossed with Point Reyes creamy blue cheese dressing. Sides include Full Belly Farms' yellow finn potato salad; and roasted cauliflower salad with wilted kale, dried cherries, lemon yogurt dressing, candied pumpkin and toasted pumpkin seeds. 
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"But you would be surprised how many people we can fit in here!" LaDonna points at a long table at the entrance which can accommodate ten people; and the one that the three of us are at in a pinch can seat six. Understated, "no frills" practical decor lets the food speak for itself. Pizza is this restaurants specialty and it comes in two styles. New York-style is traditional thin crust pizza thats cut into triangles; Chicago-style pizza is thin with no crust around the edges and is cut into squares. Take your pick from a menu that includes Cheese Pizza, Meat Lovers, Hawaiian with Ham and Pineapple, Vegetarian, Spinach and Philly Cheese Steak. "You wont get a pizza in 10 minutes here, but you will get an awesome pizza!" says LaDonna as she describes the fresh ingredients and care that go into every pizza at Bellas Pizza Villa. If you are not in the mood for a pizza, Bellas Pizza Villa also offers an extensive pasta menu with such choices as Baked Ziti, Manicotti, Tortelline and Ravioli. We started out with a crispy house salad topped with thin slices of onions and drizzled with tangy homemade creamy balsamic vinaigrette dressing. 
Janet Leigh in "Psycho." (AP) It's been 53 years since Marion Crane met her untimely end in a Bates Motel room shower and to this day it's still one of the most iconic scenes in motion picture history. The Reading Cinemas Cal Oaks 17 in Murrieta Attorney will give people a chance to relive that moment on the big screen as the theater will screen Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" Sunday, Oct. 27 at 6 p.m. The screening will kick off with 
As part of his plea, the defendant admitted he has two prior Riverside County DUI convictions from 2000 and 2007. Webb was driving his truck at about 12:30 p.m. on July 28, 2012, when he entered northbound I-15 the wrong way from the northbound Del Lago offramp and struck Vaughn's Harley-Davidson head-on, according to authorities. Vaughn, a retired neurophysiologist and grandfather of 15, died at the scene. Deputy District Attorney Kelly Mok said Webb's blood-alcohol level was 0.32 percent, nearly four times the legal limit for driving in California. At the time of the collision, prosecutors were reviewing possible charges against Webb after his arrest on July 5, 2012 for allegedly driving under the influence. 
Easter said deputies found additional debris, including a wing, about a mile from the impact site. "There is nothing left of the plane whatsoever," Easter said. "It's a huge crater, and everything is debris." Dufresne ran a website that encouraged his followers to donate monthly to his Eagle Partner Club to "fund an aviation department of Ed Dufresne Ministries" to allow him to fly to preach and conduct faith healing outside of Murrieta. Dufresne says on the fundraising page, which is embedded with video of a small plane that's flying, that he has 11 million airline miles "on his bones" and adds that he has been called as a traveling minister to spend 80 percent of his time away from home. "As you can imagine, flying this many miles commercially has many challenges. Several years ago, God spoke to me about creating a room of anointing in the sky. I realized He was talking to me about changing the way in which I travel to cater to the assignment and anointing He has placed on my life," he wrote. Dufresne also ran the World Harvest Church in Murrieta Attorney, about 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles. A woman who answered the phone at the church said no information was available. 
The older wine also included a small proportion of Garnacha and Graciano, which have been cut from the modern wine in favour of more Tempranillo and Mazuelo. Despite acknowledging Mazuelos tendency towards high yields, Dalmau noted that, with the help of a green harvest, the estate picks just one bunch from each of the 60-year-old vines. The Mazuelo is then fermented in 4,000-litre new French oak vats, remaining in these for a further 30 months maturation. Meanwhile the Tempranillo, which makes up the remaining 89% of the blend, is fermented in stainless steel before spending at least 10 of the next 30 months in 225-litre new American oak barrels. Revealing that the estate would not release an Ygay Gran Reserva 2006, 2008 or 2009, Dalmau confirmed that the next launch would be the 2007 vintage in two years time. Although a wine is made each year, those not deemed of sufficient quality for this top wine are incorporated into the Murrieta Reserva. Although Murrieta Attorney has been owned by his family for 30 years, Dalmau pinpointed the beginning of what he called its new era as 2000, when the arrival of winemaker Maria Vargas set in motion his extensive project to update this historic property and its wines. 
October 18, 2013 04:18 PM PDT October 18, 2013 04:18 PM PDT MURRIETA: Hemet man to stand trial in arson, slaying MURRIETA: Hemet man to stand trial in arson, slaying FRANK BELLINO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Marquise McGlown makes his way into a courtroom at the Southwest Justice Center for his Preliminary hearing in French Valley, Oct., 17, 2013. McGlown is charged with raping and murdering a Murrieta Attorney woman, then setting fire to her apartment while her toddler was still inside. A Text Size Comments ( ) A Hemet man accused of raping and killing a 23-year-old Murrieta Attorney woman on Halloween then setting fire to her apartment while her 3-year-old son was inside was held to answer on all charges Friday, Oct. 18. Marquise McGlown, 23, is charged with murder, arson, attempted murder and theft of the woman's car, court records show. He has pleaded not guilty. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. The preliminary hearing to determine whether there is enough evidence for McGlown to stand trial got underway Thursday at the Southwest Justice Center in French Valley. Judge Michael Rushton, commenting on the great amount of circumstantial evidence against McGlown, made his ruling Friday after further testimony from a forensic pathologist and a fire investigator. Shanae Wesley's body – burnt beyond recognition – was found in her bedroom after firefighters extinguished a blaze in her Hancock Avenue apartment about 6:45 a.m. Oct. 31, authorities said. An off-duty firefighter who lived upstairs rescued her 3-year-old son from the burning apartment before Murrieta Attorney firefighters arrived. Because her body was so badly burned, coroner's officials could not pinpoint how Wesley died. Though a forensic pathologist hired by prosecutors to review the case said strangulation or suffocation seemed likely. The coroner's office report was the topic of intense discussion during the hearing Friday morning, in part because of a mistake by the Riverside County forensic pathologist who performed the autopsy. Allison Hunt testified she erroneously concluded in her report that Wesley was alive when the fire began, but later discovered she had misread the results of a critical lab report. Defense attorneys Richard Briones-Colman and Jeff Zimel said in court that while McGlown admitted stealing Wesley's car and having sex with her, the sex was consensual. Despite testimony to the contrary, they suggested McGlown did not know the toddler was in the apartment and they raised the possibility that other men with 
Blog: Field House The Denver Post's sports reporters add analysis and notes to this blog focusing on college sports. McElwain said Monday that Conner Smith and Stevens have split backup quarterback repetitions equally during practices. If Grayson got hurt, McElwain said he would have a decision to make between the two. Smith and Stevens both travel with the team on road trips. "Right now, it would really depend on the severity (of the injury) if something were to happen to Garrett," McElwain said. "Are you going to make a long-term decision? I also look at what's best for the individual, in this case being Nick (burning a redshirt year). "I'm not sure where that would be right now." Footnotes. Perhaps CSU's top overall player, senior linebacker Shaquil Barrett (ankle sprain), was not able to practice Tuesday afternoon. 
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Randon said doctors have given him two to six months to live. "My brother-in-law is a very good man," he said. He is trying to find 1,000 people who will donate $10. In response, Randon said, "Mr. Mayor, for $100 I would be willing to reserve half of my head to make sure youd have the chance to shave it." If $10,000 is raised by Oct. 21, Randon will be at Bear Creek Golf Club in Murrieta Attorney to draw a raffle ticket for someone who will have the chance to shave Randons head bald. "I dont look forward to being bald, but Im trying to put money towards cancer. 
The running duo of Chandler Woodward and Daniel Castro have combined for 13 TDs. Great Oak is also listed just outside of the Top Ten, with close victories over top-ranked Rancho Verde and Heritage (Central Division). They lost their opener to SD Sections #5-ranked Carlsbad and a close one 47-42 to Inland Divisions #4-ranked Chino Hills. QB Laquan Williams has thrown for 437 yards and four TDs in a game; WR Brandon Presley caught seven of those passes for 236 yards and 3 TDs. Running back Nick Fisher has had a 295-yard rushing game with three TDs. The Wolfpack has been putting up 40+ points per game, but their defense has also been giving up almost as many points. If their defense steps up, they should battle for second place and a playoff spot. Chaparral has had a couple of tough losses against powerhouses Oceanside and Tesoro, but they have also had three huge wins. The Pumas are a young team, starting a lot of sophomores and juniors. 
The first-place distance fell just two inches short of her personal record. I was not expecting a league champion patch, Singleton said. The triple jump, I was worried about and I came through, Singleton added later. I had a bad day in the long jump so I was worried about the triple. I was heavy on my feet but then the triple came out good. Im happy. Although the Rams ladies finished third (87) behind juggernauts Vista Murrieta Attorney (180) and Great Oak (136), Murrieta Attorney Mesa coach Aaron Ballou is looking forward to the CIF Southern Section Division II preliminaries on May 11 in Moorpark. Amanda Van Buren (100 and 200), Porter Reddish (1,600 and 3,200) and Peter Manu (110 hurdles and 300 hurdles) were multiple-event winners for Vista Murrieta. 
October 03, 2013 11:57 AM PDT October 03, 2013 11:57 AM PDT MURRIETA: Hizon opens new sports medicine office MURRIETA: Hizon opens new sports medicine office /CONTRIBUTED IMAGE Dr. Jerry Hizon has opened a new sports medicine office in Murrieta Attorney. A Text Size Comments ( ) Like a scene from a Norman Rockwell painting, Dr. Jerry Hizon was inspired as a young boy by watching his godfather, a family physician, treat patients in rural Indiana. Now the Temecula resident has a different clientele than his godfather. In addition to recently opening a new sports medicine office in Murrieta Attorney, Hizon is a team physician for the San Diego Chargers. "My father always told me to 'shoot for the moon, you can always come down,'" he said, noting that his dad was an engineer who worked on the Apollo program. It was no surprise Hizon migrated towards medicine. Aside from his godfather, 
The suspect was taken into custody for questioning about 8 p.m. Wednesday outside Spellys Pub and Grille on Murrieta Hot Springs Road, KTLA-TV reported. When Murrieta Attorney police arrived, a man identified himself as the gunman and said he was an off-duty Riverside County deputy, the TV station reported. Inside the bar officers found a man dead from gunshot wounds. Witnesses told police the shooting began as a bar argument between two men that didn't appear to be escalating, when suddenly one of them pulled a gun and fired. Murrieta Attorney police detectives were investigating with help from the Riverside County Sheriff's Department. It was the second homicide this week for Murrieta Attorney, a town where violent crime is rare and which hadnt had a killing in two years. On Tuesday, William Gary Simpson, 19, allegedly stabbed three people, killing 18-year-old Saskia Burke, at a home in Murrieta. 
Instead, he is due to make his first court appearance on Tuesday. A school officer launched an investigation on Aug. 29 before turning it over to the police department several days later. All suspects in this investigation have been contacted by detectives and arrested, Murrieta Attorney Police Lt. Tony Conrad said in a statement. Murrieta Attorney Valley Unified School District spokeswoman Karen Parris said there is more than one alleged victim. The father of one of the alleged victims released a statement on Monday, which read, I will say to have your child attending a school thats in fear and harassed by others is simply not fair, and we will just wait to see the outcome at the hearing tomorrow. The alleged assaults did not occur on campus or at a school-connected event, Parris added. 
Singleton admitted that she prefers to stay busy at track meets because it keeps her muscles warm. It was after Singleton finished fourth in the 100-meter dash that she hurried back to the other end of the football field to register a victorious 37-0 mark on her final attempt in the triple jump. The first-place distance fell just two inches short of her personal record. I was not expecting a league champion patch, Singleton said. The triple jump, I was worried about and I came through, Singleton added later. I had a bad day in the long jump so I was worried about the triple. I was heavy on my feet but then the triple came out good. Im happy. Although the Rams ladies finished third (87) behind juggernauts Vista Murrieta Attorney (180) and Great Oak (136), Murrieta Mesa coach Aaron Ballou is looking forward to the CIF Southern Section Division II preliminaries on May 11 in Moorpark. 
October 01, 2013 03:59 PM PDT October 01, 2013 05:59 PM PDT MURRIETA: Police now have armored vehicle MURRIETA: Police now have armored vehicle FRANK BELLINO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Murrieta Police Department has a new armored vehicle for their SWAT team. in Murrieta Attorney, September, 25, 2013. 1 
Comments ( ) The Murrieta Police Department's SWAT team now has an armored vehicle, which police officials say is the first stationed in Southwest Riverside County. The nearest armored vehicle is in Hemet. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department has a few, but theirs are not stationed near Murrieta, said Lt. Tony Conrad, who oversees Murrieta Attorney's SWAT team. Police use armored vehicles in potentially deadly situations such as standoffs with armed suspects. They were used last week in the Banning area, for instance, when an armed man was holed up in a fortified bunker. "Anybody with a high-powered rifle that decides to take on law enforcement – you're going to need armor," Conrad said, pointing out the 
The pet was found unconscious, its breathing labored, in a smoke-filled home Wednesday. The blaze was sparked by decorative lights that caught bedroom curtains on fire, according to Matt Corelli, a Murrieta Attorney Fire Department spokesman. Crews responded about 11 p.m. to the house fire in the 41000 block of Magnolia Street. Firefighters had no trouble dousing the flames, but the room was already filled with smoke when a police officer found an unconscious feline under a dresser. Acting quickly, firefighters used one of their new oxygen masks designed specifically for animals to revive the fluffy Persian cat. 
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Last Thursday, a 15-year-old also reported a similar incident near the school. She was walking to school near Washington Avenue and Vineyard Parkway when a man stopped his car and performed a lewd act. The girl described the suspect as a Hispanic male between 25 and 20 years old. Both teens described the suspect's vehicle as a 1990s compact car with blue oxidized paint. The 15-year-old said the car had dirty tinted windows. The Murrieta Police Department is investigating both incidents. They described the suspect as having a short stature, stocky build and short, dark hair. 
Officers responded to a call at 6:24 a.m. Saturday after a passer-by dialed 911 to report a man down near the rear of the 900 block of Murrieta Attorney Boulevard, said Officer Traci Rebiejo. When police arrived, they found a man in the creek in the vicinity of Granada High School, Rebiejo said. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. Police would not say how long the man had been dead when he was found or the state of his body when he was discovered. The man's identity is being withheld pending his identification by the Alameda County Coroner's office, but Rebiejo confirmed he was a Livermore resident. The man's cause of death remained under investigation on Monday morning. Anyone with information about this case is asked to call police at 925-580-9665.