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String-saver alert: When your guitar buzzes, banjo rattles, or bass fights back, Block's Musical Repair brings over 50 years of know-how to everything from dialed-in set-ups to complete refrets and even broken neck rescues.
Lao-Esan flavors, close by: From wok-fried noodles and aromatic curries to Lao specialties you don’t see everywhere, Lao Esan Kitchen brings bright, herb-packed Lao and Thai cooking to Lake Elsinore.
See sharper this week: Vu Teresa OD at Lakeside Family Optometry in Lake Elsinore gives your eyes real attention, from screenings for glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration and diabetic issues to style-forward designer frames and ultra-thin lenses.
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Boris Said, known for his successful racing career, is planning to build a new SoCal Racetrack called Elsinorering.
Full story at autoweek.com ↗
The Riverside Plaza will host its first celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month on Sept.
Full story at mynewsla.com ↗
Riverside has approved the sale and development agreement of a long-vacant Housing Authority lot for $1, clearing the way for 10 affordable apartments as part of a larger housing project.
Full story at raincrossgazette.com ↗
Luca Opperman, a 20-year-old former gymnast and freestyle trampoline athlete, has been praised for jumping through an In-N-Out drive-thru window in Lake Elsinore to protect employees during a confrontation with an armed woman.
Full story at usatoday.com ↗
20-year-old California college student, Luca Opperman, has been hailed as a hero after he jumped through an In-N-Out drive-thru window to stop a woman from threatening employees with a sharpened wooden stick.
Full story at thegatewaypundit.com ↗
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