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Jurupa Valley– Back by popular demand, the JCSD Parks and Recreation Depart-ment will turn the Eastvale Community Center (ECC) into the ultimate party destination.

This exciting event begins at 7:00 p.m. and will feature a disc jockey and dancing, a buffet dinner with a dessert station, two wine and beer bars, a pho-to booth, raffles, and a midnight balloon drop and champagne toast. The party concludes at 1:00 a.m.

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Eastvale– The City of Eastvale continues to grow and residents are waiting patiently for their desired establishments to open. For example, many res-idents are very excited about the new In-N-Out expecting to come to town in the first quarter of 2019, according to local reports. However, the community is also currently celebrating the businesses that have recently opened, such as the new El Pollo Loco locat-ed at 13332 Limonite Ave. in the Eastvale Marketplace retail center.

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Eastvale Woman Fatally ShotBy Diana Sanchez

Eastvale– On Nov. 24, an Eastvale woman was shot and found deceased in the roadway of Jasper Loop, north of Aspen Leaf Lane. The woman was later identified as Alicia Rene Lopez, 28 of Eastvale. The Eastvale Police Department is currently seeking the public’s assistance to obtain any addi-tional information regarding the shooting.

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around 8:08 pm on Saturday evening, when nearby resi-dents reported that they heard “shots being fired” in the 1300 block of Jasper Loop. Eastvale Police Officers were dispatched to the location. When Police of-ficials arrived, Lopez was found in the middle of the roadway and was pronounced deceased at the scene. It is unknown at this time if Lopez lived near the

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Eastvale–VantagePoint Church held their 6th Annu-al Christmas Gift Mart on De-cember 1 at Eleanor Roosevelt High School. This event helps low-income families provide holiday gifts for their children each year.

This year’s Gift Mart allowed

420 families to take home 2,100 gifts for their children. Mem-bers of VantagePoint Church donated over 1,800 of these gifts, each valuing from $15 to $25.

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Eastvale- Todd Rigby has lived in Eastvale for almost a decade as a California native. He is a strong be-liever in giving back to his commu-nity. Professionally, he works in res-idential real estate as a broker and owner. Rigby and his wife Charlene are the parents of three children. Rig-by enjoys volunteering with the Boy

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T o d d rece ived his Asso-ciate's De-gree from Santa Ana College in Lib-eral Arts, and received his Bachelor's Degree from Brigham Young Univer-sity in Facilities Management with a Business Minor. He then went on to receive a Master’s Degree from Azu-sa Pacific University in Human Re-source Organizational Development.

“I am excited for this new role and look forward to continuing to serve the residents of our community,” said Mayor Todd Rigby. “Thank you to my fellow Council Members for your vote of confidence. We have a great team in place on the Council and with-in our City staff. I look forward to a great year of accomplishing our stra-tegic goals, and with our team effort, I have no doubt we will continue to make Eastvale a great place to live, conduct business, and visit.” ■

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possible. Even the local Boy Scout Troop woke up early to serve 1,100 pancake break-fasts for the families waiting in line. The families were very grateful for the breakfast and coffee served, because some of them began lining up for the event the day before!

However, it was definite-ly worth the wait as families had a great time at this year’s Christmas Gift Mart. Parents were able to pick out Christmas presents while their children made holiday crafts. Then, vol-unteers wrapped the gifts and took them to each family’s cars. Children were also excited to meet Santa, Santa’s elves, Spi-

der-Man, Princess Belle, and Kylo Ren. The entertainment continued with performances by the Eleanor Roosevelt High School band, choir, and drama departments. In addition, free raffles and balloon animals were provided to the families before they went in to shop.

This event continues to touch the lives of local families each year. “One family told us that their child just got out of the hospital and without us, they wouldn’t have been able to af-ford Christmas,” said Monique Whritenour, VantagePoint Op-erations & Outreach Director.

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- 99 Cents Only Store: Located on the northwest cor-ner of Hamner Ave and “new” Schleisman Rd. Opened Sept. 2018

- Costco: located on Cantu Galleano Ranch Rd. and Hamner Ave. Opened June 2018

- LBA Realty Industrial Building: located north of Can-tu-Galleano Ranch Road, east of Hamner Ave., and west of the I-15 freeway.

- Miguel’s Jr: Located at 13382 Limonite Ave in the Eastvale Marketplace. Opened October 2018

Several other businesses are currently under construction. Below are updates for each of the businesses, homes, or cen-ters that are expected to open in Eastvale:

- Chevron Station Pre-App: Located at 14207 Chan-dler St. Update: Application under Review

- Chik-Fil-A: Located at 5080 Hamner Ave in the Good-man Commerce Center. Up-date: Pre-application is under review

- Eastvale Marketplace: Located on northeast corner of Limonite and Sumner Avenues. Update: On-going discussion with property owner regarding site maintenances, parking, and pedestrian access

- Enterprise Rent-A-Car CUP: Located at 12483 Bel-legrave Ave. in the Goodman Commerce Center. Update: Approved by Planning Com-mission

- Fast 5 Xpress Car Wash at Al’s Corner DR and CUP: Located at Southwest corner of Hamner Ave and Riv-erboat Ave. Update: waiting for revised architecture plans

- Gas Station (7-Eleven) and Drive-Through Restaurant (Pizza Hut): Located on the northwest corner of Hamner and Schleisman Ave (between Fire Station 27 and 99 Cents Only Store). Update: wait-ing for revised developmental plans

- Goodman Commerce Center: located on Hamner Ave., north of Bellegrave Ave. and south of Cantu-Gallea-no Ranch Road. Update: site improvement to add parking spaces

- Goodman Off Site Parking, Pedestrian Bridge, and Building Height Increase in Industrial Areas: Located at Cantu Galleano Ranch Rd. and

Hamner Ave. Update: appli-cant is currently addressing pe-destrian crossing issues

- Goodman Retail Cen-ter: Located on the southeast corner of Cantu Galleano Ranch Rd. and Hamner Ave. Update: both buildings are un-der construction

- In-N-Out: Located at 4950 Hamner Ave in the Good-man Commerce Center. Up-date: under construction

- Leal Master Plan: Lo-cated at the northwest corner of Hamner and Limonite Ave., east of Scholar way and south of 58th street. Update: Con-tinued discussion of potential development with owners and proposed developer.

- Lewis Retail Polopolus Property: Located at 7270 Hamner Ave. Update: Pro-cessing an application for a Chevron gas station and con-venience store

- Medical Office Building and Dialysis Center at The Mar-ketplace at The Enclave: Locat-ed at 14252/14260 Schleisman Rd. Update: waiting on 3rd submittal for construction plans for 2-story medical office build-ing

- Mes Amies Nail Salon Alcohol Sales CUP: Located at 13334 Limonite Ave., Suite 110 in the Eastvale Marketplace. Update: waiting submittal of in-complete items and deposit

- Nexus Townhouse by William Lyon Homes, Resi-dential Development: Located south of the 24-hour Fitness Center in the Eastvale Gate-way South retail center. Up-date: Construction is complete

- Polopolus Chevron DR & CUP: Located at 7180 Hamner Ave. Update: waiting for revised development plans

- Prado Residential De-velopment by Lennar: Located at the southeast corner of Cu-camonga Creek Channel and Schleisman Rd. Update: Re-vised fence and wall plans un-der review

- Pulte Residential De-velopment: Located on south-east corner of Limonite Ave and Scholar Way. Update: site is being graded consistent with the recorded subdivision map

- Quick Quack Car Wash: Located west of Amazon off-site parking lot and south of Costco parking lot in retail por-tion of Goodman Commerce Center. Update: waiting for 2nd submittal of construction plans

- Rodriguez Site by How-ard Industrial at The Ranch: Lo-cated at the southeast corner of Moon Plan and Remington Ave. Update: waiting for devel-opment plans

- Santa Ana River Trail CUP: Located south of Ar-chibald Ave and north of Bluff Street. Update: application is on hold

- Self-Storage Facility at Chandler: Located at 7500 Hellman Ave. Update: prepar-ing CEQA documents and wait-ing for revised developmental plans set

- Sendero Century Com-munities Front Loaded Homes: Located at the northeast corner of Archibald Ave and Chandler St. Update: waiting for revised site plan

- Sendero Cluster Homes by Lennar: Located on the west portion of Sendero at northwest corner of Limonite Ave and Harrison Ave. Update: Under construction but model homes are open

- Sendero Planned Residential Development by Stratham Homes: Located in the northeast corner of Limonite and Harrison Avenues. Update: Revised SCE landscape plans are currently under review

- South Milliken Distri-bution Center: Located east of Milliken Ave, north of SR-60. Update: waiting for construc-tion plans

- Starbucks Drive-Through: Located at southeast corner of Hamner Ave. and Cantu-Galleano Ranch Rd. Up-date: under construction

- The Campus (former Providence Business Park): located west of Archibald Ave and south of Limonite Ave. Up-date: Approved construction plans but other buildings are currently under construction

- The Merge- Chev-ron, Drugstore Drive-Through, Sprouts Alcohol Sales, Star-bucks Drive-Through: Located North of Riverside Drive; South of SR 60, East of Milliken Ave-nue, West of I-15. Update: un-der review

- The Ranch: Located in the northeast and southeast corners of Hellman and future Limonite (Kimball) Avenues. Update: construction of six in-dustrial/warehouse buildings are completed

- VantagePoint Church: Located on 8500 Archibald Ave. Update: Undergoing site grading; revised building con-struction plans approved

- Verizon at Chandler Fire Station: Located on north-east corner of Chandler Street and Selby Ave. Update: Under construction

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Eastvale– Century Com-munities, recently named the fastest-growing public builder by Builder magazine, hosted a public grand-opening festivi-ty, Saturday, Dec. 1 at its first single-family home community in Eastvale. Paseo at Sendero features gracious new Spanish, Craftsman and Seaside archi-tecture-style homes starting in the mid $500s.

The celebration ran from 12–2p.m. at 6046 Harrison Ave. in Eastvale and included VIP tours of three new model homes. Plus, visitors partook the Kogi Korean BBQ food truck, In-N-Out Burgers, took pictures with Santa Claus, and kids enjoyed a variety of activities. Visitors obtained a special passport at the community’s recreation center, got it stamped at each neighborhood, and entered a drawing of giveaways.

Shane Bouchard, Southern California division president for Century Communities, said, “We are proud to bring our ele-gant new home development to Eastvale. Growing families will appreciate living in this great re-sort-style master planned com-munity—a family-friendly gem in the Inland Empire, and close to award-winning schools.”

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at Sendero offers homebuyers a new collection of sophisticat-ed family homes in five plans ranging in size from 2,263 to 2,895 square feet, with choices of 3-5 bedrooms, up to 3 baths and 2-car garages. All home plans include a downstairs bed-room, tile flooring in the entry, kitchen, bathrooms and laundry rooms, plus the timeless styling of Shaker cabinets, fashionable Decora light switches, LED re-cessed lighting, vinyl sliding doors, dual-pane windows, owner’s suite, Roman soak-ing tub, dual vanities, stainless steel appliances and more.

Paseo at Sendero also of-fers homeowners access to a resort-style private community pool with recreation center, spa, cabanas, a barbeque area, play parks, an event lawn, sports court, a community trail system, and a 10-acre park. Eastvale is served by the Corona-Norco Unified School District, the largest in Riverside County and the ninth largest in California. Nearby award-winning schools include Rosa Parks Elementa-ry, Dr. Augustine Ramirez Inter-mediate and Eleanor Roosevelt High School.

Located near the Eastvale Gateway Mall and Ontario Mills for shopping, dining and enter-tainment, Paseo at Sendero offers easy access to I-15, 71,

60 and Ontario International Airport. Eastvale is also close to the communities of Corona, Norco, Chino and Ontario.

Homebuyers interested in grand-opening sales opportu-nities can visit with new home sales associates at the Paseo at Sendero sales center. For more information, please visit https://www.centurycommuni-ties.com/find-your-home/cali-fornia/southern-california/east-vale/paseo-at-sendero

About Century CommunitiesCentury Communities,

Inc. (NYSE:CCS) is a top-10 U.S. homebuilder. Century is engaged in all aspects of homebuilding, including the acquisition, entitlement and de-velopment of land, along with the construction, innovative marketing and sale of quality homes designed to appeal to a wide range of homebuyers. The Colorado-based Company sells its Century Communities and Wade Jurney Homes in 15 states across the West, Moun-tain, Texas and Southeast U.S. regions and offers title, insur-ance, and lending services in select markets through its Parkway Title, IHL Insurance Agency, and Inspire Home Loan subsidiaries. To learn more about Century Commu-nities please visit www.century-communities.com.

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Joy StealersBy Pastor Tim Eaton

Joy. Its as much a part of Christmas as trees, gifts, mangers, and mall Santas.

We see signs that say it, and hear songs that sing about it. But do we have it? The tragedy of Christmas is that we often find a million reasons not to have joy at this “The most wonderful time of the year.” Spend-ing too much on gifts, the pressure to have the house, the clothes, or the family just right; juggling family time with other commitments; or ex-tended family drama can drain the joy right out of Christmas. For still others the joy of Christmas has been stolen more naturally by the onset of physical ailments or the loss of loved ones.

For a season of joy there sure seems to be a lack of it! But that’s exactly why God sent his son into the world. He sent him to be a gift to overshadow and overpower even

the worst of joy stealers. His gift of Jesus was announced with these words: “Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people.” (Luke 2:10) In-deed, he is greater than whatever troubles you have! This Christmas clear away the stress and the clut-ter and remember the one who is the reason for the season is great-er than the stressors of the season. When your Christmas isn’t perfect remember that HE IS the perfect gift for you.

Some people love wrapping gifts. Others can’t stand it! To restore your holiday JOY, Edgewater will be offering totally free (no donation) gift wrapping in front of Kohl’s in East-vale on Sunday, December 16th from 2 to 5 pm. We are gathering a team that love wrapping just in case you don’t.

Put the JOY back in your Christ-mas: Christmas Music Celebration 12/23 5pm Christmas Eve 12/24 5pm. Pastor Tim Eaton, Edgewater Lutheran Church Sundays at 10am-Harada Elementary, 12884 Oakdale St. Eastvale, 92880, www.Edgewa-terLutheran.org. ■

By RCSD

INCIDENT: GRAND THEFT INVESTIGATION AND ARREST

WHEN: 10/20/2018 (Date of theft) & 11/7/2018 (Date of arrest)

WHERE: Norco High School, 2065 Temescal Ave., Norco

DETAILS: On Monday, Octo-ber 22, 2018, a Riverside County Sheriff’s school resource officer investigated a reported theft at the Norco High School campus, located at 2065 Temescal Ave-nue, in the City of Norco. The in-vestigation revealed that on Sat-urday, October 20, 2018, about 11:13 p.m., a suspect had en-tered the campus and removed copper drainage lines from sev-eral air-conditioner units located on different buildings within the campus. In addition to stealing the copper, the suspect caused approximately $10,000 in dam-age to the units. On Wednesday, October 24, 2018, about 11:56 p.m., the suspect returned to the campus and stole additional cop-per lines, causing further damage to the existing air-conditioning units. Both thefts were recorded through the campus camera sur-veillance system, providing dep-uties with the suspect’s physical identifying information. On Tues-day, November 6, 2018, about 2:00 p.m., a deputy assigned to the Norco Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team, contacted Timothy Wayne Arnett, age 45, a Corona resident, during a narcot-ics related investigation. During this subsequent investigation, Arnett was identified as the theft suspect responsible for the Norco High School incident. Based on the information collected during the investigation, Arnett was ar-rested and booked at the Robert Presley Detention Center for the charge of grand theft. Anyone with any information pertaining to this investigation is encouraged to contact Deputy Scott of the Jurupa Valley Station School Re-source Unit, at (951) 955-2600.

INCIDENT: ATTEMPTED MURDER

WHEN: 11/7/18WHERE: 5800 block of Sa-

mantha Pl., Jurupa ValleyDETAILS: On Wednesday,

November 07, 2018, about 3:30 PM, members of the Region 7 Regional Gang Task Force were conducting a follow up investiga-tion to a shooting that occurred in the 5800 Block of Samantha Place in Jurupa Valley where the victim sustained two gun-shot wounds, which were non-life threatening. During the course of the investigation, Task Force Offi-cers identified 25-year-old Jurupa Valley resident, George Ayala, a documented gang member, as the person responsible for the shooting. Further investigation also revealed Ayala was involved in an unrelated armed car-jack-ing, which occurred on Saturday, November 03, 2018, and for be-ing in possession of a stolen vehi-cle, which occurred on Wednes-day, November 07, 2018. Both unrelated incidents occurred in the Jurupa Valley area. Ayala was arrested and booked into the Robert Presley Detention Cen-ter for the following charges: At-tempted Murder with a Firearm, Armed Carjacking, Possession of a Stolen Vehicle, Criminal Street Gang Membership. The Region 7 Gang Task Force is one of eight teams composing the Riverside County Regional Gang Task Force, which is a collaborative ef-fort of 25 law enforcement agen-cies with the goal of combating criminal street gangs throughout Riverside County. The Region 7 Gang Task Force is composed of members from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, California Highway Patrol, and Riverside County Probation. Any-one with additional information regarding this arrest is encour-aged to contact Sergeant Nathan Padilla from the Region 7 River-side County Regional Gang Task Force at (951) 955-2734.

INCIDENT: FATAL TRAFFIC COLLISION

INCIDENT UPDATE: 11/9/2018

ORIGINAL INCIDENT: 10/23/2018

WHERE: Van Buren Blvd & 56th St., Jurupa Valley

UPDATE: On Friday, Novem-ber 9, 2018, George Ponce, of Jurupa Valley, was discharged from Riverside Community Hos-pital, where he had been treated for injuries sustained from the fatal traffic collision on October 23, 2018. George Ponce was im-mediately arrested and booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center on four counts of 191.5 (a) P.C. (Gross Vehicular Man-slaughter while Intoxicated).

ORIGINAL INCIDENT DE-TAILS: On Tuesday, October 23, 2018, about 11:45 PM, officers from the Jurupa Valley Police Department responded to a re-port of a major traffic collision on Van Buren Boulevard, south of 56th Street, Jurupa Valley. Upon arriving, officers located a traffic collision involving four vehicles. The preliminary investigation identified a single occupant ve-hicle was traveling northbound on Van Buren Boulevard and at-tempted to make a westbound turn onto 56th Street. The driver failed to negotiate the turn and traveled into southbound lanes of Van Buren Boulevard and collid-ed with the vehicle occupied by four individuals. All four individ-uals were pronounced deceased by emergency medical person-nel on scene. Two additional vehicles traveling southbound sustained minor vehicle dam-age only attempting to avoid the collision. The driver who caused the collision sustained serious non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospi-tal where he was admitted. Alco-hol appears to be a contributing factor in this traffic collision. The Jurupa Valley Station’s Traffic Re-construction Team is conducting a full investigation. The identities of the deceased are being withheld pending notification of next of kin. Anyone with information regard-ing this fatal traffic collision is en-couraged to call Deputy Ditfurth at the Jurupa Valley Station, 951-955-2600. Persons who wish to report criminal activity and wish to remain anonymous can call crime stoppers at 800-78-CRIME (800-782-7463) or 800-47-DRUGS

(800-473-7847). You can also leave anonymous information at www.riversidesheriff.org/tipline or www.wetip.com

INCIDENT: DEATH INVESTI-GATION

WHEN: 11/10/18WHERE: Robert Presley De-

tention Center, RiversideDETAILS: On Saturday, No-

vember 10, 2018, about 10:29 P.M., deputies assigned to the Robert Presley Detention Center located an adult male Hispanic unresponsive within his cell in a housing area of the facility. Dep-uties and medical personnel in the jail, initiated life-saving mea-sures and the male Hispanic in-mate was transported to a local hospital, where he later died. The Riverside Sheriff’s Department, Jurupa Valley Sheriff’s Station Investigations Bureau responded and assumed the investigation. The identification of the victim will not be released at this time pend-ing notification of family. There are no signs of foul play and due to the ongoing investigation, no further information will be re-leased at this time. Anyone with information regarding this inci-dent is encouraged to call Investi-gator Medina of the Jurupa Valley Sheriff’s Station at 951-955-2600.

INCIDENT: FALSE BOMB REPORT/ SCHOOL THREATS INVESTIGATION AND ARREST

WHEN: August 2018- 11/14/18WHERE: Norco High School,

NorcoDETAILS: Starting in August

2018 and spanning several months, the Norco Sheriff’s Of-fice, received several school vi-olence related threats from an unidentified suspect. The threats were directed toward Norco High School, located at 2065 Temes-cal Avenue, in the city of Norco. In each instance, the Norco Sher-iff’s Office responded to the high school and conducted thorough safety sweeps to ensure the safe-ty of students and faculty. The threats resulted in tying up Sher-iff’s resources, delaying school schedules, as well as greatly in-conveniencing students, faculty, and parents. The threats were de-

termined not to be credible. The investigation was assumed by the Norco Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team, who spent several months tracking down leads in an attempt to identify and locate the suspect. On Thursday, November 8, the Jurupa Valley Station School Resource Officer, assigned to Norco High School, developed information that led to the suspect’s identity and res-idence location. On Monday, No-vember 12, deputies assigned to the School Resource Officer Unit, the Norco Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Team, and the De-partment’s Special Investigation Bureau, served a search warrant at a residence, located in the City of Corona. During the service of the warrant, deputies were able detain the suspect, identified as a male juvenile, in addition to re-covering evidence related to the crime. The investigation revealed the threats were not credible. The suspect was subsequently arrest-ed for making false bomb reports and transported to the Norco Sheriff’s Office for processing. The Norco Sheriff’s Office and Jurupa Valley Station School Re-source Unit, in our partnership with the Corona-Norco Unified School District, is committed to the safety of all our students and school faculty. Anyone making bomb threats, threats or reports of violence against any of our schools, students, or to our com-munity, will be thoroughly inves-tigated and held accountable for their actions. Anyone with infor-mation pertaining to this investi-gation is encouraged to contact Deputy Jeff Scott or Matt Fauch-er, at (951) 270-5673. ■

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By Pastor Dennis Morales

“Now in those days a decree went out from Cae-sar Augus-

tus, that a census be taken of all the inhabited earth…” Luke 2:1-5

I ran across a quote that read “IRS auditor to taxpayer, as nurse prepares a syringe: "She is going to numb the area around your wallet." In most cases, when we hear the word tax, our minds do go to our wal-lets. It was no accident that Dr. Luke mentioned the name of Caesar Augustus. This man signed a tax bill that the whole world (of that day) be taxed. He

needed money to raise an army to control his vast empire and to live in luxury himself.

It was prophesied that Jesus would be born in Bethlehem of the house and lineage of King David (Micah 5:2) 700 years before. Mary and Joseph re-sided in Nazareth. At the very time for Mary to give birth, all were summoned to the house of their ancestry for the census (Luke 2:1-5). All who were of the lineage of David were to visit Bethlehem. Both Mary and Joseph are of the lineage of David, so both had to go to Bethlehem.

Precisely according to Bible prophecy, and God’s sover-eignty, Mary gave birth to Jesus in Bethlehem (Matthew 1:21-23, Isaiah 7:14 prophesied 800

years before). Such an event rooted deeply in prophesy and is proven that man could not orchestrate something of this magnitude.

Joy came to the world in mi-raculous fashion. This was a taxation time in history where we look back at the and its for-ever linked to our hearts, not our wallet. God orchestrat-ed when the Messiah, Jesus, was to be born into this world to save mankind from sin and instill hope forever into all who believe. He did this for you.

Calvary Chapel Eastvale meets at Clara Barton Ele-mentary in Eastvale. Services are held Sundays at 8:30 and 10:30am. Wednesdays at 7pm. Celebrate Christmas with us on December 23. ■

extra charge of $10 per child. Games, activities, and snacks will

be provided for their enter-tainment.

Admission is $50 per person and tickets may be purchased at the ECC. This event sold out last year so don’t delay!

For more information, please call the Parks and Recreation Department at (951) 727-

3524. About JCSD - Founded in

1956, the Jurupa Community Services District is a public gov-ernmental agency which pro-vides services and programs to the cities of Jurupa Valley and Eastvale. It is governed by five elected representatives (Board

of Directors) from both cities. Serving over 130,000 people in a 40-square-mile area, JCSD provides a variety of community services and programs includ-ing water, sewer, streetlights, frontage landscape mainte-nance, graffiti abatement, and parks and recreation services. Visit us at www.jcsd.us. See their ad on page 9. ■


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You will find a variety of de-signer brands at Komar Outlet, such as: Kate Spade, Betsy Johnson, Halston, DKNY, Ken-sie, Eileen West, Carol Hoch-man, Ellen Tracy, On Gossa-mer, Madewell and Le Mystere, to name a few. Komar Outlet strives to offer the best quality at affordable prices.

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Established in 1908, the Komar organization was found-ed on the guiding principle of “one reputation, real values,” and this moto continues to drive the entire company today. Komar is a global organiza-tion that maintains an efficient, transparent and approachable style to business. They are

a global leader in the design, sourcing, manufacturing, and distribute of apparel. They manage a diverse portfolio con-sisting of owned, licensed and private label brands.

“We are a trusted partner bringing our deep expertise and personalized approach to every-thing we do,” according to their website.

Komar’s headquarters is lo-cated in the United States, but they are considered a global organization because they own a network of 174 factories in 12 different countries and have distribution centers in the US and Europe. They represent over 100 lifestyle brands and licenses through their retail partners, who sell worldwide. In addition, Komar currently produces over 110 million gar-ments annually.

Komar Outlet in Eastvale is one of the many locations that sells theses garments. At the Eastvale location, you will not only receive quality items, but

you will also receive a quali-ty shopping experience. Staff members at Komar Outlet strive to give customers the best ex-perience to all their customers. “This makes us excited to sell our products,” said the Komar representative.

“We believe that shopping at Komar Outlet should be a spe-cial moment to the public,” she added. “In addition to exclu-sive style and great deals, our store represents the opportuni-ty to spend a fun moment with friends.”

So grab a friend this weekend and stop by Komar Outlet. Take advantage of this great opportu-nity to check all those items off your holiday list and then reward yourself with a gift for yourself!

Komar Outlet in Eastvale is open Tuesday thru Saturday from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. They are located at 12471 Riv-erside Drive, Eastvale, CA 91752. If you have any ques-tions, they can be reached at 951.332.5175. ■

time and money,” says Ron Gri-jalva, General Manager of Blue Haven Pools & Spas in the In-land Empire.

According to Grijalva, with today’s consumers more tech-savvy, more environ-mentally friendly, and more time-conscious than ever be-fore, they expect a pool that delivers a real return on their investment. As a result, the traditional backyard pool has changed to respond.

“People drive a car that’s loaded with the latest gadgets,” he says. “So it’s natural to want a pool with all the bells and whistles that delivers similar kinds of lifestyle benefits.”

In the Inland Empire, says Grijalva, pool buyers routinely opt for a range of energy- and water-saving features and new-er technologies that increase the ease and comfort of pool ownership.

For starters, options for re-ducing chlorine use are avail-able. Because of their many benefits, healthier alternatives are increasingly popular.

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Filter units with extra-large storage capacity also extend the time in between need-ed cleanings. Some even come with built-in antimicro-bial product protection to in-hibit the growth of unwanted microbes—so the filter stays fresher between cleanings.

Homeowners concerned about high electric rates are turning to energy-efficient pool cleaners. These units also help automate what was once a dreaded manual chore.

Choosing a two- or vari-able-speed pump is anoth-er way to save on utility bills. These models can cut pool en-ergy costs as much as 70 per-cent!

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New levels of innovation are also available with pool design features. For example, ener-gy-efficient LED lighting illumi-nates a pool and landscape in dazzling, changing colors.

Distinctive colors are also found in the materials used for the pool’s interior finish. Gleaming quartz aggregate outperforms old-fashioned plaster and creates a smooth, slip-resistant surface that re-sists deep stains. Best of all, quartz gives any pool added di-mension with lasting color that won’t fade.

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