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Volume 6 Issue 11

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Here is our list of some of the most exciting things to do in the Inland Empire.

Veterans should not be afraid to buy a home. Here are options that you need to know. Page 6

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At a time when people could use a lift, giving a smile is an idea that is free and endless. Page 4

An 8-year-old boy has become a champion on a track, in a car he can’t drive on the road. Page 5

OUR NEXT LEADERS To all our readers we wish you a Happy New Year and Good health through out the year. Yes We Can Newspaper and Loving On Our Youth Outreach focus is to help our youth and to encourage them to know how important they are to us. Our focus is to help our youth discover the greatness that lie inside of them. In our December’s issue our front page displayed the hands of our youth embracing each other by placing their hands on top of each other showing unity. And now here it is January 2017 and we look forward to our youth being the best they can be. It takes a village to raise one child and Yes We Can Newspaper is reaching out to our parents and guardians to encourage their youth and other youth to stay in school. To teach and recognize that bullying must not be tolerated by their child and to help stamp it out of our school system. It is our purpose to encourage instead of criticize but to assist in that their future will be wholesome. Millennials Are Poised to Become the Leading Force in the Consumer Market. They are born between the early 1980s and the early 2000s, the millennial generation is 80 million strong. Over the next two decades, millennials have the potential to become the largest spending generation in history, according to the white paper Five Luxe Trends for 2015 by Pam Danziger of Unity Marketing. They not only surpassed Baby Boomers as the United States’ largest living generation, they have also caught up to the Boomers when it comes to their ability to vote for, and influence, the American electorate. Education and health care remained the first- and second-highest social issues of interest for Millennials, but employment/wages edged out the economy as the thirdhighest issue of interest. According to Pew Research, 43% of Millennials identify as “non-white.” This

Change Marks the Passing of a Year The four seasons vary significantly in characteristics, and can prompt changes in the world around them. The passing of a year can bring a marked change in the weather and the surrounding environment. The four seasons — winter, spring, summer, autumn — can vary significantly in characteristics, and can prompt changes in the world around them. Let’s take an overview of these four separate periods. Attributes of the seasons may vary by location, but there are still broad definitions that cross most of the boundaries. In the spring, seeds take root and vegetation begins to grow. The weather is warmer, and often wetter.

diversity is a hallmark of their generation, which is why they crave it in the workplace. But unlike older generations, who view hiring minorities as a company’s moral and legal obligation—as a matter of equal opportunity—Millennials see it as an essential element in fostering corporate innovation and creative problem-solving there is even greater shifts to occur as millennials continue to age. “Millennials view diversity as the blending of different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives within a team, which is known as cognitive diversity,” explains Lydia Dishman for Fast Company. This emphasis on diversity as an asset, rather than a requirement, makes Millennials 71% more likely to focus on teamwork in the office. Millennials will be the generation that will unite and take on the task of running the United States together.

Animals wake or return from warmer climates, often with newborns. Melting snow from the previous season, along with increased rainfall, can cause flooding along waterways, in some cases. In the summer, temperatures may increase to their hottest of the year. If they spike too high, heat waves or droughts may cause trouble for people, animals, and plants. For example, in the summer of 2003, the high temperatures claimed more than 30,000 lives. In the autumn, or fall, temperatures cool again. Plants may begin to grow dormant. Animals might prepare themselves for the upcoming cold weather, storing food or traveling to warmer regions. Various cultures have celebrated bountiful harvests with annual festivals. Thanksgiving is a good example. Winter often brings a chill. Some areas may experience snow or ice, while others see only cold rain. Animals find ways to warm themselves, and may have changed their appearance to adapt. “In a similar way to the Autumnal theme, winter festivals celebrate the return of

the light during a time of deepest physical darkness,” The timing and characteristics of the seasons depends upon the location on Earth. Regions near the equator experience fairly constant temperatures throughout the year, with balmy winters barely discernible from warm summers. This is because it gets fairly constant light from the sun, due to its position on the outer curve of the Earth. For areas to the north and south, the seasons can change more significantly. People closer to the poles might experience icier, more frigid winters, while those closer to the equator might suffer hotter summers. Other factors can also affect the weather and temperature over the seasons; some areas experience dry summers as temperatures spike, while others might call summer their “wet season.” A wet season is when the average precipitation of an area is 2.4 inches (60 millimeters) or more, according to the British Broadcasting Company (BBC). Mountainous regions might experience more snowfall than plains within the same latitude, while oceanfront property could see an increase in violent tropical storms as the weather shifts. Seasons on Page 2

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Publishers Note Ethel Martin-Miller

It IS Time for Me to Cut the Cord By Ethel Martin-Miller This article is written for anyone that hates paying their cable bill every month, especially when it cost them from $80.00 to several hundred dollars each month. Well, I am one of those people because I worked at a telephone company in the 70s and my job was to research, investigate and identify a cable company that was going around and attaching their cable equipment to our telephone poles. Well, after months of hard work I had all the information needed and this particular telephone company had enough information to bill the cable company for the equipment they had attached to our poles. It has always bother me that they were using the poles and thinking they were not going to pay for the usage. It always left a bitter taste in my mouth! Now, here we are today they are billing the consumers outages prices to have cable and there is little the consumers can do but pay! I myself was struck in the same trap for many years, but no more, about one year ago I started making steps and preparation to cancel my cable once and for all. I was DONE with cable after having for years Direct-TV, and before them Dish, Charter, Time Warner It was so many I can’t remember some of their names. Oh my Lord the contracts, 12 months then the prices sky rocket. Poor consumers can’t break the contract or you will have to pay cancelation fee, $150.00 to $180.00 who knows depending on the cable company. Let me tell you how I prepared, first, I went out and purchased a small indoor antenna which gave me about forty channels. I then with to a local department store and purchased a Google Chromecast which allows me to stream on-line television such as Hulu, Netflix, Crackle, Pandora Radio and YouTube. (Some flat screen TV already have what Chromecast give they are called Smart TV) If you have an older television with a RCA cable or a newer TV with an HDMI cable input, I would recommend the ROKU TV, which is a small device that you set up to your TV and it will turn your television into a Smart TV. If you’re like me I knew what I wanted to do, I had to ask many questions before I understood what I was planning to do. So many people in my family had already cancelled cable and using many of the electronic devices and getting the same satisfaction of having paid cable. There are other electronic devices available to record programs, but at this time I pay under $20.00 per month, no contracts, able to save over $100.00.

The time of year a region experiences a season depends on whether it is in the northern or southern hemisphere. The Southern Hemisphere experiences winter while its northern neighbors chart summer; the north sees the slow blossom of spring while the south brings in the autumn harvest. Earth and the sun, the cycle of seasons is caused by Earth’s tilt toward the sun. The planet rotates around an (invisible) axis. At different times during the year, the northern or southern axis is closer to the sun. During these times, the hemisphere tipped toward the star experiences summer, while the hemisphere tilted away from the sun experiences winter. At other locations in Earth’s annual journey, the axis is not tilted toward or away from the sun. During these times of the year, the hemispheres experience spring and autumn. The astronomical definition of the seasons relates to specific points in Earth’s trip around the sun. The summer and winter solstice, the longest and shortest day of the year, occur when Earth’s axis is either closest or farthest from the sun. The summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere occurs around June 21, the same day as the winter solstice in the Southern Hemisphere, according to NOAA. The south’s summer solstice occurs around December 21, the winter solstice for the north. In both hemispheres, the summer solstice marks the first day of astronomical summer, while the winter solstice is considered the first day of astronomical winter. But changes in the weather often precede these significant points. The meteorological seasons focus on these changes, fitting the seasons to the three months that best usher them in. December to February marks meteorological winter in the Northern Hemisphere and meteorological summer in the southern. March, April, and May are lauded as spring or autumn, depending on the location, while June through August are the months of summer for the north and winter for the south. September, October, and November conclude the cycle, ushering in fall in northern regions and spring in southern, according to NOAA. The seasons can bring a wide variety to the year for those locations that experience them in full. The weather in each one may allow people to engage in activities that they cannot perform in others — skiing in the winter, swimming in the summer. Each season brings its own potential dangers, but also its own particular brand of beauty.

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stealing Millennials away from cable companies? According to Jared Newman of TechHive, “convenience, fewer commercials, and the ability to watch on their own schedule were all cited more often as the main reason to stream.” Millennials grew up in a world where everything from clothing to groceries to clean laundry was available at the click of a button. Why would members of the “ondemand” generation choose to wait for their favorite show to air on cable when they could watch it anywhere, at any time? Add to that the fact that 40% of cable subscribers rate their customer service experience “fair” or worse, whereas 76% say they’re satisfied with what’s available online, and you spell “disaster” for big-name cable providers. Apparently the only thing keeping basically anyone tethered to the cable box is sports: according to TechHive, 50% of subscribers say sports are important to their viewing habit vs. 26% of non-subscribers. Given Millennial disdain for the NFL and organized sports in general, that’s not exactly promising news. Cable providers

Cable Companies Fight to Keep

Millennial Customers Millennials have been “cutting the cord” at an alarming rate, trading in their cable TV boxes and turning toward online streaming services to watch their favorite shows and movies. According to a recent report published by Verizon, a whopping 64% of Millennials would rather stream content through an online subscription-based platform than through typical broadcast television. Research show that roughly one quarter of Gen Y consumers do not currently have cable, 46% of whom never had it in the first place. The rest all cut their cords after realizing cable couldn’t provide the type of personalized viewing experience they craved. Meanwhile, nearly 60% of U.S. households pay for a subscription-based videoon-demand service, with Netflix being the most popular, followed by Amazon Instant Video then Hulu Plus. So what is it about streaming content that’s

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have been trying desperately to cater their services to Millennials’ unique viewing habits, but to little avail. Kelly Gilblom of “Standard Examiner” explains that while “most networks now offer some programming for free on their websites,” most of that programming can be found elsewhere online, negating any incentive to subscribe. And while Verizon’s combined Internet-andcable packages have reportedly been “wildly successful,” it’s the added bonus of getting a free HBO subscription with their package deal that’s encouraging Millennials to buy-in. So when networks like Showtime and HBO eventually roll out their standalone streaming services (HBO Now launched in April 2015), it could be the final nail in the coffin for cable TV as we know it. The bottom line is the Millennials expect more, and they want it when they want it (as in now)… and they want it for less money. Makes sense to us.

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THE WORD

People are hurting each other, as someone said hurting people hurt people. Bullying isn’t just happening in the schools, but in the home, jobs and on the streets. We have collected real statements from individual concerning Bullying. I’ve been bullied plenty of times. I think we all have. If you are being bullied or if you have in the past, remember that God and Christ love you more than you can imagine. Also remember that there may be something that we don’t know about what’s going on in the bully’s lives. In some cases, you can even try and be their friend. I haven’t been bullied severely, but I still know how it feels. I would bully myself, put myself down and have no confidence whatsoever. I felt like I had no friends, everyone hated me. But I was lucky enough to realize that I was loved by my Heavenly Father, family and that I did have friends who cared. Even though I may not

have felt it at times, I was loved. I absolutely hate bullying it has dragged so many of my friends down. I tried to change them and make their lives better by being their friend. I succeeded at first but towards the end, I failed. I had a friend commit suicide and he thought it was what he wanted but after he did it I got this feeling that it was not what he wanted and I found out he had time to say last words. He said” Tell everyone I am so sorry for my mistake.” I failed to save his life. I blamed myself for a really really long time. But with God’s help, I managed to raise up others and make them feel special. God has been a big part of my life. If you are being bullied no matter what GET HELP. A lot of the time it’s hard to get help and you don’t want to make the situation worse. But I promise if you do get help, it really will get better. Talk to a friend, a parent,

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A Smile Costs Nothing But Gives Much!

I’ve Dreamed Many Dreams

It enriches those who receive it without making poorer those who give it.

By Ron DeMarco

It takes but a moment but the memory of it sometimes lasts forever. None is so rich or mighty that they can get along without it, and no one is so poor that they cannot be made rich by it. A smile creates happiness in the home, fosters goodwill in business and is the countersign of friendship. It brings rest to the weary, cheerfulness to the discouraged, sunshine to the sad, and it is nature’s best antidote in times of trouble. Yet it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or stolen, for it is something that is of no value to anyone unless it is given away. Some people are too tired to give you a smile. Give them one of yours, as no one needs a smile so much as those who have no more to give.

and sibling, anyone you trust. But remember that letting it go on will be worse than telling someone. People need to stop bullying. Did you know it uses more muscles to frown than to smile? Just think if people would take good advice, and “Stop it.” The world would be a much better place to live. Everyone would be so much happier. When you want to say something mean, try to smile instead. The world be such a better world if everyone would stop being a bully. When you bully someone or say mean things either to or about them, you never know what

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I’ve dreamed many dreams that never came true. I’ve seen them vanish at dawn. But I’ve realized enough of my dreams thank the Lord, To make me want to dream on. I’ve prayed many prayers when no answer came, Though I’ve waited patient and long, But answers have come to enough of my prayers To make me keep praying on. I’ve trusted many a friend that failed, And left me to weep alone, But I’ve found enough of my friends that are really true, That will make me keep trusting on. I’ve sown many seeds that have fallen by the way, For the birds to feed upon, But I’ve held enough golden sheaves in my hand, To make me keep sowing on. I’ve drunk from the cup of disappointment and pain I’ve gone many days without song, But I’ve sipped enough nectar from the Roses of Life To make me keep living on!

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Just 8 Years Old and a Champion

Kaden

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BY ETHEL MARTIN-MILLER I had a chance to meet an 8-year-old Champion by the name Kaden Danbury at Adams Motorsport Park in the city of Riverside. There were hundreds of children there as Christmas Toys were being given to the children. Kaden being eight years old were helping to hand out toys and he being a child himself, I thought that was really very cool. His mother, Sarah Danbury and her friends donation some of the toy that were being given to community children. A little about Kaden, he started racing when he was 6 years old and now 8 years old a professional in his own rights and his category. To his credit races Polaris RZR 170’s (UTV) and he just won two championships: The 2016 Champion in the ARZR 170 Stock Class and the 2016 Champion in the Open 200 Class, which took place November 18, 2016 in the city of Corona. There are many companies that are interested in this sport for children and Big Gun-sponsored mini-ripper. Kaden’s mother knows that Kaden is so proud to be a part of such a growing sport and to be able to accomplish winning two championships and at the age of eight year old, you can tell he is thrilled and looking forward to 2017. It was stated at the race that “Danbury piloted both of his Polaris RZR 170’s in the stock class and the 200 Open Class at all nine rounds of the Dirt Series and several races in both the WORCS season and LOORS. Out of 25 total races in its seasons, Danbury finished on the podium a staggering 19 times.” I hope Kaden much success in his plans for 2017. I think it is an interesting life for an eight year old. It’s good when a family can involve their children and be able to support them in it 100%. I went on Kaden’s Instagram page and I couldn’t help to noticed how many people were at the event and how the sport is a family affair. I must admit I have absolutely no knowledge about racing, but I must say that having a sport such as racing can teach a child

many pointers that will help him as he grows older. As I pondered: I was able to see Respect for the sport; Anticipation to win the race; Concentration when practicing; Love for the sport and the venture. Proud of you Kaden.

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is going on in their lives that could cause them to feel even worse than they are, even if what you are saying is just a “joke.” Think about how people must feel about the hard things that they could be going through. We need to be a friend to everybody, even though it might get you bullied. If you do something good when nobody else is doing it, you’ll just gain even more blessings than before. STOP BULLYING! Yes! Exactly right, judging others stop it...we are different...’’be a good example for others...stop bullying ...as the scripture says. The worth of soul is GREAT in the sight of God. We are GOD’s children. Every one of us is special from God... There are people who need us, our affection, love, care, patience and example. We need to show that we care about them, because they are sons and daughters of Our Heavenly Father and we love them as our brothers. Christians should not practice bullying and if you do, you can repent and follow Christ’s example. “Stop It”, To everybody that sees people get bullied everyday stop it! Help them out! Love one another just like Jesus did. Even if you don’t see other people trying to help you do it then dare to stand alone? Dare to be the one that sticks out of the crowd. If you start doing it, it may encourage more people to do it. I never realized how much people watch other people. I remember one day later in the day one of the youth’s mom in my ward came up to me with tears in her eyes and told me “thank you for setting such a great example for my son, you may not know this but he looks up to you a lot more than you think,” when she told me that the spirit hit me so hard. Little acts like this can do a lot more than you think. Let’s change the world youth! Put you actions into caring for others.

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Veterans: Don’t Be Afraid To Purchase Your New Home! There are thousands and thousands of veteran that have the ability to purchase a home for themselves and/or for their family and for some reason have not. Why? Well, there are many reasons but we going to address just one of the reasons! “Fear” Yes, it will take some work, but at the end of the day, you will be so proud of your new home. Don’t be afraid because you deserve a home because you served our country when you went into the military to protect our country. If you have employment take that first step and go to a financial institution to find out what you have to do and where you stand as

The journey to home ownership can oftentimes cause would-be homebuyers to run the gamut of emotions — from excitement to nervousness and everything in between.

far as your credit. Yes, it’s a big decision to make when purchasing a house, but if you’re paying rent in the high figures for an apartment or house, why not venture out and make those payment you’re your home. In 1944, the U.S. government created a military loan guaranty program to help returning service members purchase homes. The result, the VA Loan, is a mortgage loan issued by approved lenders. These Home Loans are guaranteed by the federal government. Since

its inception, the VA Loan program has helped place more than 20 million veterans and their families into an affordable home financing situation through its distinct advantages over traditional mortgages. Today, the VA Home Loan program is more important than ever to service members. In recent years, lenders nationwide have tightened their lending requirements in the wake of the housing market collapse, making the VA Loan a lifeline for military home buyers, many of whom find difficulty when faced with tough credit standards and down payment requirements. Like all home loans, VA Mortgages have considerable details and information to review. Home Loan Mortgage companies encourage you to educate yourself on the specifics of this exclusive home loan benefit. If you have further questions call the Veteran Administration Office and they will answer your questions. VA Home Loan Benefits Millions Qualify and you can be one of them. In general, a service member is eligible for a VA home loan if he or she meets any one of these requirements: Served 181 days during peacetime -Active Duty; Served 90 days during war time-Active Duty; Served 6 years in the Reserves or National Guard; Is the spouse of a service member who died while in service or from a service-connected disability. The journey to home ownership can oftentimes cause would-be homebuyers to run the gamut of

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Discovering Wonderful Treasures

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Yes We Can Newspaper is reaching out to the Inland Empire communities at large to read this article of information and to lend a helping hand. We are in support of organizations that assist youth and the community at large. There are more than 20,000 children a year who age out of the Foster Care system. Can you just imagine going through life alone and without a permanent place to call home? No father, no mother, no extended family or anyone who cares that this is the plight of many Foster Care children after they age out of the system. The courts place children in the Foster Care system for many reasons from extreme parental neglect to abuse and the Foster Care system such that it is, is our modern day orphanage. Typically, when a child reaches the end of the line, they are ill prepared to face life as an adult and they are on their own. Discovered Treasures Thrift Store is a non-profit organization that was founded and dedicated to helping Foster Youth, by providing them with Housing, Independent Living Skills Training, Employment and Educational Assistance. Their goal is to reduce homelessness by helping them to maintain permanent housing and to become selfsufficient. Now we can help as a community to go see for ourselves and discover all the treasures at this thrift store. You can help Foster Care youth by shopping at the Discovered Treasures Thrift Store. Here are a few reviews taken from the Internet of local customers that took the time to write a review. These reviews can help the community understand why it will be to their advantage to take a little time out of your schedule and go visit and support this thrift shop. Review #1 states: “For the prices, and being a thrift store, IT IS as good as it gets. They have everything pretty good organized and is very clean. The staff is friendly and joyful. Unlike other thrift stores, they have a fitting room! :D I like the fact that they recognize us college students and give us a 20 % discount! (: they have a good selection

on professional clothing, which is a plus. I like that it’s not a scavenger hunt to look for what you want, everything is very well categorized... I bought two very nice blouses, some men Levi pants, couple wine glasses, some sheets for $6, a very good deal! I recommend it!!” Review #2 states: “Fantastic little find!” “High end” thrift store without high end prices. Although small, it has a great selection. Jewelry, bedding, coats, best selection of slacks and blouses. Not your typical thrift store, it was clean and organized. The customer service was great! Greeted with a “Good morning” and they also had either tea or coffee with muffins by the door. All in all I had a great shopping experience, I recommended this store to family and friends. 4 slacks 4 tops 2 rings for $30! New York & Co., Forever 21 and lots of other major brands! From XS to XL (maybe even bigger didn’t check).” Review #3 states: “Drove from Burbank - This is by far my new favorite thrift store!! It’s small but the selection was really quality. The furniture was worth it for some amazing items. I got a new side table for the living room, and a very beautiful old rocking chair that I am in LOVE with. I’m not usually in the area, but I will for sure come back here when I am.” Review #4 states: Diamond Bar Customer – “Sweet little thrift shop in Walnut! I’ve literally passed this location a 100 times but finally stopped in a week or so ago. (You have to enter their parking lot or you get locked into another shopping center FYI). Pretty big inside and a great assortment of clothes, accessories and home stuff. What was incredible were the prices, typically at smaller thrift stores their prices are pretty steep. Discovered Treasures is right in line with what you might find at a Goodwill, sometimes cheaper on some items. I was looking for something specific so I didn’t buy this trip, but it’s nice to know there is another thrif¬¬ting options right down the street from my house!!” Make that date to visit and shop at Discovered Treasures Thrift Store located at 2045 Valley Blvd., Walnut, CA. Give them a call at (909) 5948862. Please tell them you read about them in the Yes We Can Newspaper.

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Family Fun In The Inland Empire

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway - The Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is the world’s largest rotating tramway which takes you up Chino Canyon to Mountain Station! Hiking, snow (seasonal), and Peaks Restaurant await you!

Adams Motorsports Park in Riverside - Fun Kart Racing; Pole Position Raceway in Corona fast indoor cart racing. Toms Farms– Train, carousel, pan for gold, tractor driving, shooting gallery, pony rides, petting zoo, and live entertainment. Cute shops, restaurants, and seasonal entertainment (Easter Bunny, Santa). Toms Farms is open during the week, but most events happen on the weekends. Lake Perris– Lake Perris in Perris offers boating, fishing, camping, hiking- an outdoorsman’s (or woman’s!) dream! There’s also a new waterpark with a giant trampoline, climbing walls, and more.

Ice Skating/Roller Skating– If you enjoy ice skating check out Ice Towns open skate in Riverside, Ontario Ice Skating Center in Ontario and Corona at The Rinks. Roller skating is offered in Riverside at Roller City 2001, and Skate Express in Chino. Planes– March Field museum attached to March Air Force Base has a great collection of planes, including a B-47 mock up you can climb into, and Planes of Fame Air Museum in Chino has only “fly-able” airplanes. Have a bite to eat at Maniac Mikes at the Cable Airport in Upland and watch small planes land and takeoff. Trains– Does your child love trains? Check out the Orange Empire Railroad Museum in Perris, or try Metro link Weekends “ride anywhere for $10 all weekend”! Every second and fourth Sunday of the month, you can get free rides at Hunter Park on small steam locomotives from Riverside Live Steamers!

Birds– Bracken Bird Farm in Redlands (a store with a back room filled with trees, a stream, and small birds flying around). Magnolia Bird Farm-A store with more exotic birds on display. Think of it as a large pet store with just birds! Animals– Amy’s Farm in Ontario is a non-profit community farm that offers tours! Sign up for a tour with

your school or moms group, or if there’s just a few of you, tag along with another group. They have goats, pigs, chickens, cows, and a couple barn cats. DeLong’s Dairy in Wildomar has a ton of dairy cows and they let you tour the farm! Be sure to get fresh milk before you leave. Don’t forget about Horse Riding Lessons in Menifee from The Riding Academy.

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Fill Crankcase GM DEXOS Motor Oil • New A/C Delco Oil Filter Lube All Grease Points On Suspension And Drive Line Lube Door Hinges • Check All Fluid Levels And Top Off Inspect Tires For Proper Air Pressure And Wear Move 4 Tires Front To Rear • Multi Point Vehicle Inspection Exterior Vehicle Wash (Extra Charge For Diesel And Vehicles Requiring Synthetic Oil)

This exclusive offer not valid for insurance work, warranty, other offers or service specials. Plus tax, if applicable. Must present offer at time of service. 10/31/14 Expires: 2 /28/14