Yahoo! News Search Results for temecula events BUSINESS BULLETIN: Famous hairstylist teaches tricks (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- Internationally renowned hairstylist Nekko will visit Kromatic Hair salon Monday to share tips on how to create edgy, runway-style hair looks. Going long: Eddie & Namrita O'Dea Diary 2008 (Cyclingnews.com) Eddie and Namrita O'Dea are two married racers balancing the demands of professional racing and training for and even the promoting of endurance races. City of Fontana shines at CPRS District XI awards banquet (Fontana Herald News) The City of Fontana Community Services Department enjoyed overwhelming successes at the California Park and Recreation Society (CPRS) District XI Awards and Installation banquet last month. Southwest Riverside County community news briefs for Sunday, May 11 (North County Times) Local musician wins award TEMECULA ---- Antonio Pontarelli, of Temecula, won the People's Voice Award of the recent International Songwriters Competition. Cinderella's Closet dolls up Temecula teens for prom (The Press-Enterprise) TEMECULA - Last week, Chaparral High School girls were able to peek at some of the items to be sold at a specialty boutique. Prices on prom dresses in black, blue, red and yellow, strapless pieces, full-length gowns were all slashed to as low as $5. More than just a vacation (The Naperville Sun) Some vacations offer a change of scenery, fantastic food and a chance to get away from it all.

 

CNN.com - Travel Branson sticks to tried and true Read full story for latest details. Troubleshooter: Lost luggage in Las Vegas On a nonstop flight to Las Vegas, Spirit Airlines loses Michael Germano's checked luggage. He files a missing luggage report and a lost luggage claim, but the airline is ignoring his requests for compensation. What's going on, and how can Germano get Spirit to respond? Oregon's outdoor adventures a 'blast' Read full story for latest details. Superheroes pack a punch at the Met Read full story for latest details. Mending bridges in Mostar The city of Mostar lies at a crossroads of cultures: just inland from the Adriatic coast, in the southern part of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Mostar -- which suffered horribly when its warring neighborhoods turned it into a killing zone -- provided me with one of the richest experiences of my travel year. 7 tourist traps you love Back in September, Budget Travel asked for feedback about bona fide, no-holds-barred tourist traps that readers loved anyway. Here are the top picks. Quiet on the set in Wilmington, N.C. Some people call Wilmington, North Carolina, "Hollywood East" because of all the movies and TV shows filmed here. In the last three decades, more than 400 feature films, documentaries and television series have been shot and edited around town, drawing notable actors from Andy Griffith to Richard Gere. Plane flies across Atlantic with missing panel An American Airlines plane flew from Dallas to Paris even though a "large panel" fell off the underside as the flight took off, the airline said in a memo to pilots. Major airlines boost fares Read full story for latest details.

Cities search for key to downtown success (The Monterey County Herald) For years, cities large and small have struggled to breathe life into their downtowns, left languishing as big-box centers and malls bled off business. Bob Shallit: Former south state outdoors firm expanding its horizons (The Sacramento Bee) A transplanted Southern California company is getting ready to break away from the pack. Jim BoisD'Enghien, left, director of sales and marketing at Gregory Mountain Products, discusses new backpacks with company founder Wayne Gregory. The company just relocated from Temecula and wants to buy other outdoors firms. Gregory Mountain Products is mostly known for its backpacks but ... Dream Appears Over For Park (The Morning News) BENTONVILLE -- The proposed Big League Dreams Sports Park is out of Bentonville's league. Murrieta, Temecula both see population top 100,000 (The Press-Enterprise) The cities of Murrieta and Temecula did not even formally exist 20 years ago, but now they have more than 100,000 people each, according to the latest estimates from the state Department of Finance. Southwest Riverside County Community News Briefs: Sierra Club to meet Thursday (North County Times) TEMECULA ---- Matt Rahn, director of the Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve, will give a presentation on endangered species when the Sierra Club's Santa Margarita Group meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Rancho California Water District headquarters. Temecula Planning Commission approves Vail Ranch project (The Press-Enterprise) After decades of stops and starts, the revival of a site where key elements of Temecula history unfolded took a major step forward Wednesday night. The city Planning Commission voted 4-0 with one absent to approve a development plan for the 4-acre Vail Ranch property off Temecula Parkway. People on the Move (North County Times) Dunning receives Visionary Award ---- LEAD San Diego recently presented Hal Dunning, chief operating officer/chief financial officer and a principal of Barney & Barney, with the 2008 Herbert G. Klein Visionary Award. 4 restaurants to add flavor, spirits to Northwest Side's Rim (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5) Developers of The Rim on Thursday announced the addition of four restaurants and bars that will bring both "Old World" charm and upscale, high-energy spirit to the far Northwest Side development. Casinos build for future in the desert (The Business Press) Rooms at the Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa in Rancho Mirage are booked up and business is looking good. Rooms were sold out at the new hotel in April and May sales are through the roof, officials say. REGION: Supervisors OK 'boutique' winery ordinance (North County Times) SAN DIEGO ---- County supervisors on Wednesday made it easier for small wineries to open tasting rooms, but that doesn't necessarily mean that customers will be sipping local wine any time soon.

Yahoo! News Search Results for temecula real estate Temecula Valley Bancorp Announces First Quarter 2008 Earnings   (InfoBolsa) 29/04/2008 09:00:00 Business Wire Temecula Valley Bancorp Inc. REGION: Supervisor seeks federal help to buy Rancho Guejito (North County Times) VALLEY CENTER ---- County Supervisor Bill Horn and environmentalist Dan Silver returned last week from a lobbying trip to Washington, D.C., reasonably confident they can wrangle money out of the federal government to help buy a historic spread east o Two Diamond Dons Named to CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII Team (CSTV's College Sports) Senior shortstop Tavo Hall and sophomore outfielder Bobby Ethel were each honored with inclusion on the 2008 CoSIDA/ESPN Magazine Academic All-District VIII First Team. This is the second consecutive year that two Diamond Dons have made the team, with Hall and outfielder Jonnie Knoble earning recognition last season. Temecula Valley Bancorp Announces First Quarter 2008 Earnings (4º)   (InfoBolsa) 29/04/2008 09:00:00 Business Wire Other real estate, including CRE and SBA 504 loans, have shown only slight increases, with $296.3 million outstanding at March 31, 2007 and $298.9 million outstanding at March 31, 2008. HOUSING: New service allows wide search for buyers (North County Times) For home buyers who want to look at homes in Los Angeles as well as Temecula, the process of finding the right home could soon be more efficient. And it might soon be simpler for San Diego home shoppers to find prices in San Francisco. HOUSING: Signs of life appear in Southwest Riverside County (North County Times) While most of the nation appears mired in the middle of a severe housing slump, the southwest corner of Riverside County may be showing signs of recovery. 05-09-08 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE! (Eurweb) FOXY PLEADS GUILTY IN BROOKLYN CASE: Rapper sentenced to time served and submitted an apology. *Recent inmate Foxy Brown will avoid more jail time after taking a plea deal Thursday in her Brooklyn Blackberry Beatdown case.