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Fantasy Island The enigmatic Mr. Roarke makes the secret dreams of his lucky guests come true at a luxurious but remote tropical resort. But when the fantasies turn into nightmares, the guests have to solve the island’s mystery in order to escape with their lives.
Lucy Hale, Michael Peña, Jimmy O. Yang, Lucas Foster, Jeff Wadlow, Jillian Jacobs, John Davis, Marc Toberoff .
Sonic the Hedgehog A live-action adventure comedy based on the global blockbust- er videogame franchise from Sega that centers on the infamous- ly brash bright blue hedgehog. The film follows the adventures of Sonic as he navigates the complexities of life on Earth.
Neal McDonough, Tika Sumpter, Neal H. Moritz, Jim Carrey, Ben Schwartz, Toby Ascher, Evan Susser, Van Robichaux.
Downhill In Downhill, barely escaping an avalanche during a ski va- cation in the Alps throws a seemingly picture-perfect family into disarray as they are forced to reevaluate life, and how they truly feel about each other.
Will Ferrell, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Miranda Otto, Jim Rash, Anthony Bregman, Stefanie Azpiazu, Zach Woods.
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250th birthday is celebrated this year. $30 general admission, free age 22 and under. Phone: (951) 927-2449. Tahquitz High School, 4425 Titan Trail.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17 12 PM – 2 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951- 652-9968 www.wheelhouseskate.com.
1 PM – 3 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951- 652-9968 www.wheelhouseskate.com.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
7 PM: CLASSIC MOVIES: Golden Age of Hollywood - The Stranger (1946). Admission $5. Historic Hemet Theater, Info: (951) 658-5950.
8 PM - 12 AM: Soboba Casino - Karaoke Night with DJ Evan P at The Cabaret Lounge.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM: American Legion Post 53 – Bingo! 10 dollars for first pack and 4 for second pack and 1 dollar for each additional pack. Payouts vary per game from 80 to 250 dollars. Free coffee and ice tea during the sessions with free donuts at half time.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
7 PM – 10 PM: CORNHOLE - New season sign up and warm up day Tue. Feb 11. Starts Tuesday Feb 18th. $10 per player weekly, 80% prize fund pay out at end of season. $20 team sponsor fee (reserves spot). Derby's Bar & Grill, 2860 W Florida Ave suite B, Hemet.
7 PM: CLASSIC MOVIES: Golden Age of Hollywood - Abraham Lincoln (1930). Admission $5. Historic Hemet Theater, Info: (951) 658-5950.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 12 PM – 2 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951- 652-9968 www.wheelhouseskate.com.
1 PM – 3 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951- 652-9968 www.wheelhouseskate.com.
5 PM - 8 PM: Maze Stone Bar & Grill – Wednesdays with Rocky. 1020 Soboba Road, San Jacinto. Check: www.sobobaspringscc.com
6 PM – 9 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. Family discount $8 – SK8 Rentals: $2. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM: The Lakes at Hemet West Clubhouse - Rhonda and Showdown. Admission $6. Info: Kathy Perry, (951)-692-0891.
7 PM – 11:59 PM: Derby’s Bar and Grill - Karaoke Nights Every Sunday & Wednesdays! Food and Drink Specials till 9pm! 2860 W Florida Ave, Hemet.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 8 AM – 1 PM: Moreno Valley Farmer's Market - Moreno Valley Conference Center, 14075 Frederick St, Moreno Valley.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6 PM – 8 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION OR 5 SKATER CAR
ARLENE LEHTONE | CONTRIBUTED S AINT PATRICK, the patron saint of Ireland, became part of Irish heritage, through his service across Ireland in the 5th century. Born in 4th century AD, into an affluent Romano-British family, his father (a Roman-British army officer) and grandfather were deacons in the Christian church. Patricius was his Roman name, but he became recognized as Patrick. When Irish raiders came ashore, they abducted 16-year-old Patrick and others, selling Patrick into slavery in Ireland for six years (mostly imprisoned). Patrick had a dream of sighting God, and a legend says that God told him to escape on a ship, and return to Britain, which he did, continuing to France. He joined a monastery and studied under St. Germain (the Bishop of Aux
ON STAGE: The Marvels band at The Lakes at Hemet West. | Courtesy Photo.
erre), taking about 12 years training to be a priest. As a Bishop in 432 A.D, he dreamed that the Irish were calling him back to Ireland, to teach them about God. There he established monasteries, schools and
churches. After almost 30 years of evangelism, this cherished Irish saint passed away March 17, 461 A.D, and traditionally was buried at Downpatrick. That
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LOAD $30. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968 www.wheelhouseskate.com.
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM: Pozjoker Games - Thursday Night Commander (MTG). We will be running a Magic The Gathering (Commander Format) Tournament! Entry fee is $5 and registration will begin at 4:30. Pozjoker Games, 1953 E. Florida Avenue, Hemet. Call: 951-350-3453 or www.pozjoker@hotmail.com.
7 PM – 9 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 ADMISSION OR 5 SKATER CAR LOAD $30. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
7 PM – 9 PM: Vista del Lago Band Pre-Festival Showcase Concert - "Tune up" concert preview performance before going to festival, featuring band, orchestra, percussion and jazz. Vista del Lago High School Theater, 15150 Lasselle St, Moreno Valley. 9 PM - 1:30 AM: Soboba Casino – DJ Nights at The Cabaret Lounge. Soboba Casino. Phone: 951-665-1000.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 9 AM – 12 PM: Golden Era Golf Course - Weekly Golf Fundraisers. Complimentary Breakfast, Pastries, Coffee & Water. 9 holes – $10 (Walk) 9 holes with cart – $15. 18 holes $20 (Walk) 18 holes with cart $25. For tee times call Leonard Gleason – (714) 318- 4591. Golden Era Golf Course, 19871 Gilman Springs Rd, San Jacinto.
4 PM – 6 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
4 PM – 8 PM: BANNING MARKET NIGHT – Mingling music, culture, food, and retail together for an evening downtown. FREE community event welcoming all vendors, sellers, community groups, clubs, local artists, and entertainers. Sponsored by Inspired Women Business Alliance & Banning. Banning Chamber of Commerce, 60 E Ramsey St # C, Banning.
5 PM – 7 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6 PM – 8 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
7 PM: Brew Haha - Craft Beer & Comedy. Doors open at 6:30 PM. 21+ Admission $25. Phone (866) 476-2622. Soboba Casino Resort, 22777 Soboba Rd, San Jacinto.
8 PM – 10 PM: NEON Nights - It's Jumping every Friday! We offer FREE Glow Sticks and Face Painting! Play with the theme by Wearing Shirts That’ll Glow with the NEON Lights! Snack Bar available. Buy your Tickets at Hangar Trampoline Park or on the Hangar Website! Call: 951-682-5867 . Hangar Trampoline Park, 12125 Day St, Moreno Valley.
8:30 PM: Los Cuates de Sinaloa - 21+. Admission $25. Phone: 951-652-4545. www. elpatronmexicangrillhemet.com. El Patron Mexican Grill and Entertainment, 2524 E Florida Ave, Hemet.
9 PM – 12 AM: ADULT ONLY SKATE. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652- 9968.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22 8 AM – 12 PM: Downtown Hemet Farmer's Market - Up to 60 booths of food, collectibles, information, businesses, arts and crafts, and more. Event will feature live music, monthly car shows, seasonal holiday festivals. 135 E Florida Ave, Hemet.
11 AM – 2 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
12 PM - 6 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $9.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6 PM: THE QUEEN SHOW - Bonnie Kilroe returns with her “Queen Show.” Doors open 5:30 pm, dinner served at 6:00 pm, Show at 7:30 pm. Cash bar. Sign up online at ALPOST53.com. (951) 658-2436. $30 per person, $25 veterans (includes dinner). American Legion Post 53, 124 N Ramona St. 6 PM – 9 PM: NAMI Mt San Jacinto Recognition Fiesta 2020 - Dinner, Dancing, Music! Tickets: $25 per person or 2 for $40. Phone: 951-765-1850. Golden Era Country Club and Golf Course, 19871 Gilman Springs Rd.
7 PM: TRIBUTE TO MARVIN GAYE - Featuring Jackie’s Boy. “Let’s Get It On” is the amazing Tribute to Marvin Gaye starring Grammy Award Winning Singer/Songwriter Jackie’s Boy. $22 presale / $25 day of show. Phone: (951) 658-5950. Historic Hemet Theatre, 216 E Florida Ave.
7 PM: ROCKY ZHARP AND THE BLUES CRACKERS - $20 general admission. Guests receive two glasses of wine or other beverage, light appetizers and access to the current gallery exhibition as well as the concert. (951) 652-3822. DVAC, 123 N Harvard St.
8:30 PM – 12:30 AM: Live Music - Steve
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MONEY 5 Important Financial Decisions: Should You DIY or Hire a Pro?
STATEPOINT | CONTRIBUTED F inancial decisions can have a big impact on your future and the future of your loved ones. Good financial decisions you make on your own can save thousands of dollars, but according to experts, there are some decisions that may be better left to the professionals.
1. Do your taxes. There is no one-size-fits-all answer but if you don’t have dependents or investments, don’t own a business, and have the time and patience, you may be able to file a simple tax form on your own fairly easily. As you gain significant income and your financial situation becomes more complex, a pro might be helpful. 2. Buy or sell a house. Weigh the pros and cons to determine the best plan. Choosing the “For Sale by Owner” route lets you avoid paying a commission to real estate agents, which averages 5 to 6% of the home’s sale price. On the other hand, your house may get less traffic compared to what it would receive if it were included in professional listing platforms. You’d also need to be prepared to handle all the paperwork, organize open houses and screen potential buyers yourself.
3. Purchase life insurance. Life is always changing, and it’s important to make sure your coverage is keeping up so that your loved ones are protected in the event that something happens to you. Because life insurance is so critical, companies like Erie Insurance recommend always working with a pro instead of going the DIY route. For example, term life insurance provides coverage for a specific number of years, while a whole life policy is designed to last a lifetime. But which type is best for you -- and how much you actually need to protect your family -- is something your trusted insurance agent can help you determine. In addition, studies show that people often overestimate the cost of life insurance, sometimes assuming it costs as much as three times more than it does. In addition to being surprised at how affordable it is, you also might be surprised at how quick and easy
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4. Create a retirement savings plan. The right advisor can help you figure out a monthly amount of money to set aside in a 401(k) or Roth IRA and choose the right investments to reach your longterm goals. If you want to DIY, there are free calculators available online that use your savings and spending habits to look at your financial situation. The federal government also offers a calculator to estimate your social security benefits.
5. Write a will. This is an area where many experts say it may be advisable to hire a pro. Estate-planning software can be generic, as it considers compliance across the country instead of state-specific laws. It’s important to use the correct legal language in a will and be knowledgeable about estate and inheritance taxes when leaving behind property. As part of estate planning, you may want to consider addressing whom you’d want to care for your minor children in the event of your passing. Federal regulations prevent minors from legally owning property, but they can be beneficiaries.
Determine whether you have the right skill set and time to take on these five important financial decisions. Doing it yourself can save money but the long-term result could be costly.
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Devotion: The Dirty Sea. FREE SHOW. Food and Drink specials! Derby’s Whiskey (Tullamore Dew Irish) and Coke Special $6.25. Phone: 951-652-2440. Derby's Bar & Grill, 2860 W Florida Ave suite B.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23 12 PM – 3 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
12 PM - 6 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $9.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
4 PM – 7 PM: Pozjoker Games – Sunday Pokemon Tournament! Entry fee is $5 and registration will begin at 3 pm. Pozjoker Games, 1953 E. Florida Avenue, Hemet. Call: 951-350-3453.
5 PM – 7 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
5 PM – 9 PM: Pozjoker Games – Super Smash Bros Ulti-Sunday Tournament! Entry fee is $10 and registration will begin at 4:30 pm. If you bring in your own Console(s), Monitor(s), and Controllers, your entry fee will be reduced. (Store Credit cannot be used for the Entry Fee) Check rules at facebook@Pozjoker Games. Pozjoker Games, 1953 E. Florida Avenue, Hemet. Call: 951-350-3453.
6 PM – 8 PM: Presidents Week Schools OUT Roller Skating - Schools OUT Special All age Roller Skating hours!. $10 Admission. The Wheelhouse Roller Skating, 2860 W Florida Ave. Info: 951-652-9968.
7 PM – 11:59 PM: Derby’s Bar and Grill - Karaoke Nights Every Sunday & Wednesdays! Food and Drink Specials till 9pm! 2860 W Florida Ave, Hemet.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24 6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
7 PM: CLASSIC MOVIES: Golden Age of Hollywood - Millie (1931). Admission $5. Historic Hemet Theater, Info: (951) 658- 5950.
8 PM - 12 AM: Soboba Casino - Karaoke Night with DJ Evan P at The Cabaret Lounge.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 7 AM – 7 PM: National Pancake Day - Free short stack of buttermilk pancakes at IHOP! Come in for one free short stack of buttermilk pancakes per guest and a chance to win pancakes for life and other fabulous prizes! IHOP, 180 N Sanderson Ave, Hemet.
5:30 PM - 9:30 PM: American Legion Post 53 – Bingo! 10 dollars for first pack and 4 for second pack and 1 dollar for each additional pack. Payouts vary per game from 80 to 250 dollars. Free coffee and ice tea during the sessions with free donuts at half time.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B.
7 PM: CLASSIC MOVIES: Golden Age of Hollywood - A Man Betrayed (1936). Admission $5. Historic Hemet Theater, Info: (951) 658-5950.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 5 PM - 8 PM: Maze Stone Bar & Grill – Wednesdays with Rocky. 1020 Soboba Road, San Jacinto. Check: www.sobobaspringscc.com
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM: The Lakes at Hemet West Clubhouse - Stage Robbers. Mardi Gras. Admission $6. Info: Kathy Perry, (951)-692-0891.
7 PM – 11:59 PM: Derby’s Bar and Grill - Karaoke Nights Every Sunday & Wednesdays! Food and Drink Specials till 9pm! 2860 W Florida Ave, Hemet.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27 8 AM – 1 PM: Moreno Valley Farmer's Market - Moreno Valley Conference Center, 14075 Frederick St, Moreno Valley.
1 PM: Golden Smoothies: For The Love Of Elvis. $12 per person. Doors open 12:30 pm. Discount for purchase of a table (8). Light refreshments. (916) 505-2680. Simpson Center, 304 E Devonshire Ave.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet.
6:30 PM – 9:30 PM: Pozjoker Games - Thursday Night Commander (MTG). We will be running a Magic The Gathering (Commander Format) Tournament! Entry fee is $5 and registration will begin at 4:30. Pozjoker Games, 1953 E. Florida Avenue, Hemet. Call: 951-350-3453 or www.pozjoker@hotmail.com.
9 PM - 1:30 AM: Soboba Casino – DJ Nights at The Cabaret Lounge. Soboba Casino. Phone: 951-665-1000.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28 9 AM – 12 PM: Golden Era Golf Course - Weekly Golf Fundraisers. Complimentary Breakfast, Pastries, Coffee & Water. 9 holes – $10 (Walk) 9 holes with cart – $15. 18 holes $20 (Walk) 18 holes with cart $25. For tee times call Leonard Gleason – (714) 318-
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THE 7 ARTS day has been honored as St. Patrick’s Day, to celebrate the baptizing of Ireland.
Dancing in the Wild West In the early days of the wild west, pants were made from wool and canvas occasionally was worn in summertime. Throughout the Gold Rush of the 1840’s, denim overalls were preferred because it was inexpensive and "breathable.". Levi Strauss enhanced the design by attaching copper rivets, and by the 1870’s, this was used by ranchers and cowboys. Leather chaps were often worn to protect the cowboy’s legs from cactus spines and discourage the material from wearing out. Ladies sported knee-length prairie skirts, gingham dresses, or suede fringed skirts made from Native American outfits, so get out your Western-style outfits for this dance.
The following bands will play for the month of March: • March 4 American Made. •March 11 Rainbow Cottage. St. Patrick’s Day theme. •March 18 Trail Mix. Western theme. •March 25 Marvels These popular Wednesday Night Dances for seniors are from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. Admission is $6.00 per person, proper attire is required, and alcohol is not allowed. Opportunity drawings offer free tickets. Tables have snacks, and pitchers of water, and freshly brewed tea and coffee is available. For further information about these weekly dances at The Lakes at Hemet West, 5001 West Florida Avenue in Hemet, contact Kathy Perry at 951- 692-0891. HEMET WEST from A4 C8
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Tickets for the Tribute to Marvin Gaye are moving fast but are likely to be available day of show. Meanwhile, tickets for The Tribute to The Bee Gees on March 7th are already completely sold out.
The Marvin Gaye Tribute is the fourth show in this season of the Tribute Mania Thursday | February 13 - 19, 2020 www.HSJChronicle.com
ST. PATRICK'S: Rainbow-Cottage Duo, Pam and Paul playing. | Courtesy Photo.
DANCES: Western Night. | Courtesy Photo.
Concert Series. The season continues next month with tributes to The Bee Gees by Bee Gees Gold (March 7), Tom Petty by Petty and the Heartshakers (March 21), Metallica by Masters of Puppets (April 4) and Abba by Abba Fab (April 18). Tribute Mania tickets are $22 presale / $25 day of show. Showtime is 7:00 pm, with doors open at 6:15 pm. Information on all theatre events is available at www. HistoricHemetTheatre.com or by calling the Ticket Office, (951) 658-5950.
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4591. Golden Era Golf Course, 19871 Gilman Springs Rd. 5:30 PM - 9 PM: PAINT NITE - By Hemet San Jacinto Valley Chamber. Includes: Appetizers, desserts, wine and soft drinks and all paint supplies. No art experience needed. Space is limited... RSVP is required. Fee: $40. 18+. Info: 951- 658-3211, 3853 W Stetson Ave.
6 PM -10 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $11.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet. 7 PM: BLACK HISTORY MONTH: SEAHAWK MOJO - Marshall Hawkins and Seahawk MoJO return for the Fifth Annual Black History Month Wine Art and Jazz Night. $20 general admission. (951) 652-3822. Diamond Valley Arts Center, 123 N Harvard St.
8 PM – 10 PM: NEON Nights - It's Jumping every Friday! We offer FREE Glow Sticks and Face Painting! Play with the theme by Wearing Shirts That’ll Glow with the NEON Lights! Snack Bar available. Buy your Tickets at Hangar Trampoline Park or on the Hangar Website! Call: 951-682- 5867 or www.hangartrampolineparks.com. Hangar Trampoline Park, 12125 Day St, Moreno Valley.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29 8 AM – 12 PM: Downtown Hemet Farmer's Market - Up to 60 booths of food, collectibles, information, businesses, arts and crafts, and more. Event will feature live music, monthly car shows, seasonal holiday festivals. 135 E Florida Ave, Hemet.
12 PM - 6 PM: Derby's Bar & Grill - 2 for 2 Special 2 beers & 2 sandwiches! $9.95. 2860 W Florida Ave Suite B, Hemet. 8 PM: ANKA SINGS SINATRA: HIS SONGS, MY SONGS, MY WAY! $50-$175 reserved seating. 21+. Soboba Event Center, 22777 Soboba Rd.
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Hosted lunch. This story takes us on a journey from strife to redemption. Don’t miss this heart-warming story. Billy Elloit Candlelight Theatre May 16 Sat 10:00 am – 5:00 pm $112.00 p/p
Hamilton the Musical - Pantages Theatre Seating is side orchestra Dinner oyo July 12 Sun. 1:30 pm - 11:00 pm $192 p/p Hosted lunch. The stories of Dr. Seuss are interwoven in this fanciful tale of Horton the Elephant. Seussical the Musical Candlelight Theatre July 11 Sat 10:00 am – 5:00 pm $112.00 p/p
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PLAY BALL Spring Baseball is around the corner for High School Athletes
Spring sports are around the corner and you know what that means: baseball season is here. Let’s take a look at how the teams finished last year, and make some way-to-early-but-interesting predictions on how they may place this season. Last year Tahquitz finished at the top of the league with a 17-8-1 record. They outscored their opponents 147 runs to 74. They made it into the playoffs but lost in the first round against Santa Margarita 7-1. Tahquitz graduated six seniors at the end of the season including their catcher and four pitchers. This means that coming into this season they will have an entirely new pitching staff as well as a new catcher. It will be interesting to see how Coach Savage was able to fill those spots and rebuild his roster. Last year Dylan Plutner, Ezra Farmer and Jacob Hyde are the only returning pitchers from last year’s CIF roster. This season’s Tahquitz roster is carrying seven seniors, so there is definitely veteran leadership, especially from Travis Booth who comes from the football team. Citrus Hill also made it into the playoffs last year with a 17-11 record, but there glory was shortlived: they had a first round exit against Moreno Valley. They graduated six seniors of their 25 man roster which means they have plenty of new talent on this season’s team. Expect them to be very competitive against the other teams in the league.
San Jacinto was in third place in the Mountain Pass League with a KYLE HEADLEE | STAFF WRITER
BASEBALL: Hemet’s Slugger Ethan Leonard is ready to get things going this season| Photo by Kyle Headlee
15-11 record. They were outscored by their opponents 125-109 and went on a horrendous five game losing streak to close out the season. They only graduated five seniors. Even being third in the league, they still made it into the playoffs, but lost in the first round against Ramona. The Tigers will be aiming to finish the season in the top three again this year. They have their work cut out for them.
The Bulldogs went 12-13-1 on the season and missed a CIF berth. They only graduated four seniors, so they have virtually the same exact team coming back, but with the addition of four new players. Best case scenario is that the Bulldogs will experience addition by subtraction this season and the four replacement players will come in and play better than the four they lost. Otherwise the Bulldogs are looking at a similar finish as last year hovering around .500.
West Valley finished their season last year with a 9-13 record, what is odd is they outscored their opponents 107 runs to 83. The runs just didn’t come at the right time. They have a new coach this season and some new faces on the team. They only graduated two seniors last season. This season they will dress nine seniors.
Beaumont finished the season 9-17 last season, they graduated six seniors. Don’t expect much to change from the Cougars, unless they have a secret weapon they have been hiding in their farm system (JV/Freshman Teams).
Notable Returning Players According To The Numbers: Last season’s best hitter, Marty Munoz (Citrus Hills) will return. He posted a .447 BA on the year. Jacob Mcmillon and Ethan Leonard from Hemet were both top five in home runs last season at 59 & 58 respectively, and they are ready to lead the Bulldogs offense this year. West Valley returns the two leaders in steals from last season Gabe Castro (12) and Issac Sandoval (11). Issac Sandoval is also last year’s strikeout leader (68) and banked in one no hitter.
Our “Way-to-early-but-intersting” power rankings:
1-Citrus Hill
2-Tahquitz
3-Hemet
4-San Jacinto
5- West Valley
6- Beaumont
PREVIEW Preview the Softball Season before it starts
The girls in the Mountain Pass League are ready to lace up their cleats, hit the field, and get to work. Softball is back and we couldn’t be more excited. Last season Beaumont finished as the number one team in the Mountain Pass League with an 18-8 record and 10-0 in league play. They graduated six girls out of 18, so they have a healthy mix of returning and new players. They lost in the first round of the playoffs against El Modena. El Modena scored ten runs and held Beaumont scoreless in the game. The Cougars will be coming back with a chip on their shoulder and ready to play some ball.
The West Valley Mustangs finished in second place last season. They graduated a host of seniors (9), at the end of the season. This could be troublesome for the Mustangs: they will have a bunch of new girls on the team. Last season they outscored their opponents 217-111, it will be tough to replicate that kind KYLE HEADLEE | STAFF WRITER of production. However, we know ACE pitcher Serena Herbranson will be returning for her senior year. Herbranson was “lights out” last season: her pitches have major heat on them and batters struggle tracking them down. With a whole other year of training under her belt she will be dangerous in the circle this season.
San Jacinto placed third last year and posted an impressive run ratio against their opponents ,219-97. They couldn’t keep the momentum up in the playoffs, losing in the second round against Wilson. San Jacinto only graduated three seniors last year, but among those was their best pitcher Alexis “DLC” De La Cruz. Their team is well-built and put together: they should put together another playoff run this season.
Hemet came in fourth place last season. Their record was 8-16, but they only graduated one senior. They have a lot of returning players this season who are looking to get revenge. Their pitching staff led by Kassidy Long and Payton Priefer may be the best duo in the league at this point, with all the other schools graduating starting pitchers last season. It will be exciting to see if the duo can lead their team to more wins than last year.
Tahquitz finished fifth place with a 5-13 record and graduated six seniors last year. Hopefully they have some fresh talent coming up to replace those girls, otherwise this could be another hard season for the Lady Titans.
Citrus Hill finished last with a 4-18 record, 0-10 in league. There isn’t much known about their roster due to lack of information available online. It is safe to assume that unless there were major changes in their roster, it will be much of the same for the Hawks.
Notable Returning Players According To The Numbers:
Tahquitz’s Shelby Durant who led the league in Batting Average (.556), West Valleys Amarah Farley second in Batting Average
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There is a lot to dive into here, so let’s get to it. Winter sports have started for the middle schools in the valley: this includes boys and girls basketball and boys soccer. It’s fun to go out and watch the middle-schoolers play: you get a chance to see what athletes have the potential to play in high school, as well as getting the opportunity to see them grow and develop into elite athletes. One of these athletes that are standing out is Ethan Saenz of Dartmouth. Saenz is only a 6th grader but is the starting point guard at Dartmouth middle school. He is still young and with that, a little undersized, however, he doesn’t let that affect his game. Saenz is a natural scorer but does a great job at filling out the stat sheet: he gets assists and rebounds on a regular basis and plays “in your face” defense. Last week Saenz and the rest of his team put the smackdown on Diamond Valley. The final score was 36-6. Keep working hard middle schoolers, you never know when we are watching!
San Jacinto’s Arturo Ojeda Jr. finished his league wrestling season as the Heavyweight champ. He was undefeated on the year and has been dominating gyms all winter. Ojeda’s wrestling season will continue with CIF and State tournaments on the way. He is positioned to make a deep run in the brackets and could potentially win the whole thing.
Citrus Hill is currently in the KYLE HEADLEE | STAFF WRITER running to finish as the league champs in boys soccer, with an 11-5 record. Hemet High’s girl’s soccer team is expected to finish in first place in the league this year. They have a 16-3-2 record and have scored 79 goals to their opponents 15. They have been awfully dominating this year and could potentially make a deep run in the CIF playoffs. In boys basketball, Citrus Hill has dominated the league. It’s important to note some of the basketball players that stood out this season as exceptional athletes who should be playing at the next level when they graduate: Tahquitz’s Jaden Haywood, Citrus Hill’s Brain Brown Jr., West Valley’s Elijah Edwards, Beaumont’s Riley Sutton, and San Jacinto’s Jorden Hudson. All of these young men played hard all season long and showed the true spirit of “Mamba Mentality.” In girl’s basketball, Hemet and Beaumont are neck and neck, although Hemet has a better overall record. Beaumont’s leading ladies; Jada Long and Jana Roman aren’t ready to call it quits just yet though. The Freshman and Sophomore tandem is going to keep playing until the final whistle in hopes to break into a CIF bracket. If they don’t, expect both of them to be a force to be reckoned with next season. With a full year of training under their belts, they will be a problem for the opposition.
Well, that’s it for the winter sports round up! Spring sports will be starting soon, so until then... stay tuned.
DAWGS: Dawgs want to prove they have the best pitching staff | Photo by Kyle Headlee
(.519), along with Beaumont’s Julia Sheppard, who hit ten home runs last year and West Valley’s Serena Herbranson who hit five are all stand-outs.
San Jacinto’s Lea Iribe and Maya Felipe both were top 5 (2&3 respectively) in RBI’s last season (33&31).
Amarah Farley and Cayla Crawford led the league in stolen bases last year (17 &16). Kassidy Long(, Hemet, Julia Shephard, Beaumont, & Serena Herbranson and West Valley were top 5 in strikeouts (73,61,44 respectively) last season.
Our “Way-to-early” Power Rankings:
1-Beaumont
2-San Jacinto
3- West Valley
4- Hemet
5- Tahquitz
6- Citrus Hills
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El nuevo misil nuclear de escaso poder destructivo de EEUU WASHINGTON, EE.UU
FUERZAS ARMADAS: Foto del 9 de enero del 2008 difundida por la Armada de EEUU del submarino USS Wyoming, que transporta misiles balísticos, a su llegada a la base de Kings Bay, Georgia. | Teniente Rebecca Rebarich/Armada deEEUU vía AP
Las fuerzas armadas de Estados Unidos tienen un nuevo componente en su arsenal nuclear: Un misil de largo alcance con una ojiva nuclear de reducido poder destructivo que se suma a otros armamentos a bordo de los submarinos desplegados por el mundo.
La instalación de misiles de largo alcance en submarinos marca un hito en la política de armas nucleares estadounidense. Es la novedad más importante en décadas relacionada con el arsenal nuclear y representa una ruptura con la política del gobierno previo de Barack Obama, que procuraba reducir la dependencia de las armas nucleares con miras a su eliminación total.
Al confirmarle el despliegue de estos misiles a la Associated Press, un alto funcionario del Pentágono dijo que esas armas ofrecen más garantías de seguridad a Estados Unidos porque hacen que una guerra nuclear sea menos probable. Los detractores de esta política, por su parte, sostienen que es un exceso peligroso que, por el contrario, aumenta el riesgo de una guerra. ROBERT BURNS|AP El subsecretario de defensa John Rood declaró el lunes a la AP en una entrevista que las ojivas nucleares de baja potencia, conocidas como W76-2, emplazadas en submarinos con misiles balísticos Trident II reducen el riesgo de una guerra nuclear. Agregó que Estados Unidos mantendrá su política de que se usarán armas nucleares solo en “circunstancias extraordinarias” y que la ojiva ayudará a disuadir a Rusia de correr el riesgo de desatar un conflicto nuclear.
“Esta capacidad adicional aumenta el efecto disuasivo y ofrece a Estados Unidos un arma estratégica con bajo poder destructivo y mayores posibilidades de supervivencia”, manifestó Rood. La disponibilidad de esta arma, indicó, “les demuestra a los potenciales adversarios que no tiene sentido un conflicto nuclear limitado porque Estados Unidos puede responder en forma convincente y decisiva a cualquier amenaza”.
Rood desistió de dar más detalles sobre estos emplazamientos, que salieron a la luz la semana pasada, cuando la Federación de Científicos Estadounidenses informó sobre el tema usando fuentes anónimas.
La adición de los W76-2 encaja dentro de la política del gobierno de Donald Trump de modernizar la fuerza nuclear.
Quienes se oponen al despliegue de armas de escasa potencia dicen que hacen que el mundo sea menos seguro porque ofrecen una nueva opción para el uso de armas nucleares en un conflicto, que puede luego escalar y desembocar en una guerra nuclear frontal. Afirman asimismo que el arsenal nuclear estadounidense ya tiene armas nucleares de escasa potencia que se lanzan desde aviones.
Rood, no obstante, dijo que los misiles de baja potencia lanzados desde submarinos son importantes porque pueden penetrar mejor las defensas antiaéreas.
El poder destructivo de las armas de baja potencia es información clasificada. Algunos expertos hablan de 5 kilotones (5.000 toneladas), equivalente a un tercio del poder destructivo de la bomba que Estados Unidos dejó caer sobre Hiroshima, matando a decenas de miles de personas en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. A título de comparación, los misiles que viajan en submarinos estratégicos desde hace años llevan ojivas W76 de 90 kilotones y ojivas W88 de 475 kilotones.
La nueva adición al arsenal nuclear llega en medio de importantes cambios en la relación estratégica de Estados Unidos y Rusia.
Hay muchas dudas de que el gobierno de Trump vaya a aceptar la propuesta de Moscú de prorrogar el tratado de control de armas nucleares START, que expira en febrero del año que viene y que es el único tratado que limita la cantidad de armas nucleares estratégicas de Estados Unidos y Rusia.
Rood destacó que los misiles de escasa potencia no aumentan la cantidad de armas nucleares de Estados Unidos porque cada ojiva nuclear reemplaza otra más potente.
Bruce Blair, ex oficial de la división de armas nucleares de la fuerza aérea y cofundador de Global Zero, una organización internacional que promueve la eliminación de las armas nucleares, dice que le parece importante que se reduzca el poder destructivo de los arsenales nucleares. “Pero no debemos engañarnos y pensar que estas armas de menor potencia son más usables en un conflicto”, advirtió. “Cualquier uso de armas desde el mar avivará las llamas de un conflicto y puede derivar en una guerra nuclear total”.
Blair sostuvo asimismo que el desarrollo de nuevas armas nucleares no tiene mucho sentido dado que los rusos han estado enfocándose en armamentos no nucleares, incluidas armas cibernéticas para atacar la infraestructura civil de Occidente. “En lugar de disponer de pequeñas cantidades de armas nucleares tácticas para amedrentar a Estados Unidos y a la OTAN para que busquen la paz, los rusos se proponen ahora paralizar los servicios financieros, energéticos, de comunicaciones y de transporte, para que los pueblos de la OTAN exijan un cese a las hostilidades”, declaró Blair.
El senador demócrata Jack Reed dijo en diciembre que “esta arma no aporta nada a nuestra seguridad nacional y solo aumenta el riesgo de un error de juicio con consecuencias nefastas”.
UE rechaza plan de paz de Trump para Medio Oriente BRUSELAS, BÉLGICA
La Unión Europea rechazó el martes la propuesta de paz para Medio Oriente del presidente Donald Trump y expresó su preocupación ante el plan de Israel de anexar más tierras palestinas.
El plan de Trump, difundido la semana pasada, prevé la creación eventual de un estado palestino, pero dista de satisfacer los reclamos palestinos y deja buena parte de la Cisjordania ocupada en manos LORNE COOK|AP israelíes.
El jefe de Exteriores de la UE, Josep Borrell, enfatizó en un comunicado la posición del bloque a favor de la solución de los dos estados con las fronteras de 1967 y la posibilidad de intercambios de tierras por acuerdo mutuo. Los estados serían Israel y “un estado de Palestina independiente, democrático, contiguo, soberano y viable”.
La iniciativa estadounidense “se aparta de estos parámetros acordados internacionalmente”, dijo Borrell.
“Para construir una paz justa y duradera, los problemas finales pendientes de estatus deben ser resueltos mediante negociaciones directas entre las dos partes”, dijo Borrell. “Esto incluye sobre todo problemas de fronteras, el estatus de Jerusalén, la seguridad y la cuestión de los refugiados”.
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Pese a mejoras, economía no iguala promesas de Trump WASHINGTON, EE.UU
La economía seguramente será uno de los temas prioritarios en el discurso del Estado de la Unión que ofrecerá el presidente Donald Trump el martes, y si bien es cierto que la situación económica parece sólida, no ha estado a la altura de las promesas esgrimidas por el mandatario.
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que esta tendencia, iniciada en el 2015 antes del ascenso de Trump, es en parte debido a que el salario mínimo a nivel estatal ha subido.
Sin embargo, los expertos advierten que la expansión económica estadounidense, ahora en su 11vo año, enfrenta una gran cantidad de amenazas. La más urgente es el brote de un nuevo virus en China que ha paralizado los negocios con el gigante asiático, la segunda mayor economía del mundo. Starbucks y Apple han cerrado sus locales en China, varias aerolíneas han cancelado sus vuelos hacia allá y compañías como General Motors han suspendido su producción en ese país.
Esas circunstancias podrían privarle a la economía de medio punto porcentual en su crecimiento para el primer período del año, estiman economistas de Goldman Sachs, aunque calculan que ello podría ser contrarrestado por un repunte en el segundo período. La decisión de Boeing de suspender la producción del 737 MAX también podría inhibir los índices económicos los primeros seis meses del año, dicen economistas.
El sector manufacturero estadounidenses está en aprietos, como consecuencia de las guerras comerciales iniciadas por
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plácito del primer ministro israelí Benjamin Netanyahu, pero el presidente palestino Mahmoud Abbas ha dicho que es una “tontería”. Los estados árabes del Golfo Pérsico rechazaron el plan de la Casa Blanca por “tendencioso”. Funcionarios israelíes asistieron a su presentación, no así los palestinos. Netanyahu ha dicho que quiere seguir adelante con sus planes para anexar territorios de Cisjordania.
“Nos preocupan especialmente las declaraciones sobre las perspectivas de anexión del Valle del Jordán y otras partes de Cisjordania”, dijo Borrell.
Insinuó que la UE podría tomar medidas legales, ya que “no se puede permitir que se aplique sin Trump. El alto nivel de deuda corporativa ha creado desasosiego y algunos analistas temen que las ínfimas tasas de interés aprobadas por la Reserva Federal han incentivado burbujas artificiales en los mercados bursátiles y otros sectores. Aparte de ello, varios de los aspirantes a la candidatura presidencial demócrata, como Bernie Sanders y Elizabeth Warren, han hecho campaña denunciando que la economía estadounidense está plagada de desigualdad ya que gran parte de la población apenas puede costearse la educación universitaria, la atención médica, o la compra de una vivienda.
Es muy poco probable que Trump en su discurso reconozca esas realidades. Lo más seguro es que insista en que gracias a él la economía está prosperando, el desempleo está bajando, el mercado bursátil está en alza y que lo mejor está por venir.
“Me enorgullece declarar que Estados Unidos está en medio de un auge económico jamás visto en la historia”, afirmó el mandatario el mes pasado en Davos, Suiza.
Sin embargo, lo que Trump califica como un auge inédito es en realidad no muy distinto a la sólida economía que heredó de Barack Obama. El crecimiento económico fue de 2,3% en el 2019, igual que la cifra de cuando terminó la recesión hace una década.
discusión cualquier paso hacia la anexión”.
Los palestinos reclaman la totalidad de Cisjordania y Jerusalén oriental _las zonas tomadas por Israel en la guerra de 1967_ para su estado independiente y la expulsión de más de 700.000 colonos israelíes de las zonas.
Pero el plan toma partido por la visión nacionalista intransigente de Netanyahu y descarta muchos de los reclamos centrales de los palestinos.
Los ministros de exteriores de la UE han discutido en los últimos meses si el bloque debe modificar su política hacia el Medio Oriente, dada la preocupación creciente de que la consolidación de los asentamientos y medidas diplomáticas de Washington como el reconocimiento de Jerusalén como la capital de Israel socavan la posibilidad de una solución de dos estados.
Los hospitales de Hong Kong redujeron servicios el martes en el segundo día de huelga de personal sanitario para reclamar que se cierre por completo la frontera con la China continental, para contener un virus que causó su primera muerte en el territorio semiautónomo.
Todos los accesos fronterizos de Hong Kong salvo dos se cerraron a medianoche después de que más de 2.000 trabajadores sanitarios iniciaran los paros el lunes. Pero el martes, las autoridades sanitarias informaron de dos pacientes adicionales sin viajes conocidos al epicentro del virus, lo que elevaba a cuatro el número de contagios locales.
Ese aumento “indica un riesgo significativo de contagio en la comunidad” y podría presagiar un brote “a gran escala”, indicó Chuang Shuk-kwan, director de la rama de enfermedades contagiosas en el Centro de Protección Sanitaria.
Según la Alianza de Empleados de la Autoridad Hospitalaria en Hong Kong, organizadora de la huelga, más de 7.000 sanitarios se sumaron a los paros el martes para exigir el cierre de una frontera que seguían cruzando decenas de miles de personas al día.
La Autoridad de Hospitales de Hong Kong anunció una reducción de servicios porque “un gran número de los empleados están ausentes de su puesto” y “los servicios de emergencias en hospitales públicos se han visto afectados”.
Hong Kong se vio muy afectado por el síndrome respiratorio agudo grave (SARS, por sus siglas en inglés) de 2002-2003, provocado por un virus de la misma familia que el brote actual. La confianza en las autoridades chinas está por los suelos tras meses de protestas contra el gobierno en el centro financiero asiático. La asediada jefa de gobierno, Carrie Lam, criticó la huelga y dijo que el gobierno hacía todo lo que podía para limitar el flujo de personas que cruzan la frontera.
“Se han visto afectados servicios importantes, operaciones críticas” como tratamientos contra el cáncer y la atención a recién nacidos, indicó Lam a la prensa. “De modo que pido a los que participan en esta acción que pongan los inKEN MORITSUGU|AP
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tereses de los pacientes y de todo el sistema público de salud sobre todo lo demás”.
También el martes, el líder del cercano enclave de Macao pidió a los responsables de los casinos de la ciudad que suspendieran sus operaciones para impedir más contagios, después de que un trabajador de uno de los hoteles diera positivo en el grupo. Macao ha registrado 10 casos en total.
Las últimas cifras del brote en la China continental eran de 425 muertos y 20.438 infecciones confirmadas, desde las 361 muertes y 17.205 casos del día anterior. Fuera de la China continental se han confirmado al menos 180 casos y dos muertes, una en Hong Kong y otra en Filipinas.
El fallecido en Hong Kong era un hombre de 39 años que viajó a la ciudad china de Wuhan, el epicentro del brote. Las autoridades sanitarias hongkonesas dijeron que el paciente tenía problemas de salud previos, sin dar más detalles.
La mayoría de los casos de la enfermedad han sido moderados. La mayor parte de los muertos eran personas mayores con otros problemas de salud, como diabetes o enfermedad cardiaca.
China ha tenido problemas para mantener los suministros de máscaras para frenar los contagios, así como trajes protectores y otros objetos clave. Las autoridades han impuesto controles de temperatura en viviendas, oficinas, comercios y restaurantes, exigen llevar mascarillas en público y tratan de mantener a más de 50 millones de personas en sus casas en Wuhan y las ciudades vecinas.
Para ayudar a cubrir la demanda, la oficina de la Unión Europea en Beijing señaló que sus estados miembros habían enviado 12 toneladas de equipo de protección a China, y habría más envíos.
El presidente de China, Xi Jinping, presidió el lunes la segunda reunión especial del máximo organismo del Partido Comunista desde el inicio de la crisis.
“Hemos lanzado una guerra popular de prevención de la epidemia”, dijo Xi, que amenazó con castigar a quienes sean negligentes en sus deberes, según la televisora CCTV.
Otros países continuaban con las evacuaciones y restringían la entrada de ciudadanos chinos o personas que hubieran viajado recientemente al país.
En Wuhan se estaba trasladando a los pacientes a un nuevo hospital de 1.000 camas con el que las autoridades esperaban mejorar el aislamiento para combatir la expansión del virus. El edificio se construyó en apenas 10 días con unidades prefabricadas equipadas con equipo médico y sistemas de ventilación de vanguardia. También se espera abrir en los próximos días otro hospital de 1.500 plazas construido especialmente para pacientes del nuevo virus.
Las autoridades de la ciudad también trabajaban para convertir en hospitales un centro deportivo, una sala de convenciones y un centro cultural, con un total de 3.400 camas para atender a pacientes con síntomas leves del virus. Imágenes de televisión de esas instalaciones mostraban camas colocadas en apretadas filas en grandes salas sin divisiones ni barreras que aislaran a los pacientes.
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