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Restaurants & Stores Jersey mike's (NeW to Hemet), 719 s. saNdersoN ave., (951) 658-1200: If you are looking for an authentic Northeast Sub Sandwich on fresh baked bread, go no further — Jersey Mike's is the place! They offer a variety of sub sandwiches and salads. Carved deli sandwiches to order with custom selections. Little pricey but big portions! Open Mon. - Sun. 10 am to 9 pm in the Wentworth Plaza. Portillo's, 12840 day st., moreNo valley, (951) 653-1000: Welcome to Portillo's Hot Dogs, Inc., started in 1963 in Chicago in a small trailer. Their dedication to serving "the best food" and "the best service" will make it worth your visit. So, come enjoy what we hope you will find to be the best Italian Beef Sandwich "our favorite with sweet green peppers", Chicago Hot Dog, Maxwell Street Polish, Tasty Burgers, Fresh Salads and more. Open every day at 10:30 am and closed Mon. -Thurs. at 10 pm, Sat. at 10:30 pm and Sun. at 9:30 pm. Out & About Things to Do 4tH of July aNNual CommuNity Parade, saN JaCiNto: Join your family, friends and neighbors for Our San Jacinto Valley Tradition! We're celebrating "American Iron" for the theme! Parade route starts at San Jacinto Unified School District Offices goes to Esplanade and heads west to State Street and finishes at Valley Wide Recreation and Park. Starts promptly at 9 am. tHe Beatles! BaCkstage aNd BeHiNd tHe sCeNes, WesterN sCieNCe CeNter, 2345 searl PkWy., Hemet, (951) 654-1505: An exceptional look at the early years of "Beatlemania" depicted in this fine art photography from the photo archives of CBS Television. Showcased are rare and unpublished images of the Beatle "backstage and behind the scenes." Exhibit from July 12 until Sept. 7. Open 10 am to 5 pm, admission is $6.50 for seniors. Call for additional information. In order to continue this column your support is needed! E-mail Paul Barr at ps.barr@hotmail.com with your recommendations. Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July! This column is designed to highlight those special places that others have found and then share them with all in the community. Here are a few: 5 | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | July 2014 | | Four Seasons Hemet Herald | July 2014 | 6 Dear Four Seasons Residents, In looking for material to cover for this month, I checked some of the past year's articles. Topics mentioned included watching out for animals at the pool and to not feed them, driving the speed limit, being a good neighbor to the golf course, posting Garage Sale signs on your cars (not allowed per the new R&R's) and lastly "conserving" water (from July 2010). Earlier this year, Governor Brown announced a "Drought Emergency." He asked that all Californians cut back 20 percent on their usage. The Board, the Landscape Committee and I have been pounding the message to conserve landscaping water usage since our reclaimed water system was installed five years ago. What this means is that we have to achieve a balance of conserving water yet still maintain the quality our beautifully landscaped community. I'm sure most of you would agree that this is possible. What I'm saying is that since everyone has spent thousands of dollars to install their beautiful yards, let's not turn the faucets off. Now is the time to really use the technology and conservation ideas that E.M.W.D. and the MWD (Metropolitan Water District) offer to minimize landscaping water usage. Please do not let your yards go into decline. Doing so will adversely affect your property value, deteriorate the look of the community and cause you to lose the hard earned money you invested in your yard in the first place. This next subject deals with the Handicap Parking area in front of the Lodge. Within the last few weeks, it has been reported that residents with Golf Carts and who have a placard are parking their golf cart in between two vehicles in the cross-hatched area. Yes, really. It happened last week on Bingo night. Do I need to say it's a violation? The ticket for handicapped parking violations is now over $300. The Hemet Volunteer patrol checks our parking area all the time, so whoever the people are that are doing this, please quit parking there. Okay, I'm off my soapbox, so everyone please have a safe and enjoyable Fourth of July with friends and family! A Message From Your General Manager By Rick Ruth, CCAM Are you tired of 'Life in the Fast Lane?' Well, we have theeee perfect solution! On Sunday, August 3, you're invited to join us as we sit back and 'Take it Easy' at our beautiful Four Seasons Courtyard. You'll experience the incredible top-notch sounds of the highly acclaimed #1 Tribute Band - Hotel California • A Salute to the Eagles as they blend their extraordinary vocal and musical talents. The band is comprised of five respected, multi-talented, top musical professionals. Together, they present an exciting showcase of The EAGLES mega-hits as well as select titles from the solo works of Don Henley, Glen Frey, and Joe Walsh. This is a show you won't want to miss! Bring your 'Tequila Sunrise' and be prepared to 'Take it To the Limit' on the dance floor. Or perhaps you'd rather enjoy that 'Peaceful Easy Feeling' while canoodling with your own 'Victim of Love.' There's no need to worry if you're a 'New Kid in Town.' In the 'Long Run' you'll be glad you came out to meet new friends and experience the Grammy Award winning sounds that defined a generation! Purchase your tickets ASAP or you could find yourself a lonely 'Desperado,' sittin' solo in a 'Sad Café' 'cause the tickets for this amazing event were 'Already Gone.' So, don't wait another minute! It's time to check-in to the 'Hotel California.' Tickets ($23) are on sale now! They're back by popular demand… the #1 EAGLES Tribute Band Sunday, Aug. 3 Four Seasons Courtyard

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