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Today’s edition · Tues., Nov. 3

Menifee food pantry asks for 1,000 monthly donors

Plus, Temecula's Flags of Honor fly through Nov. 16 and a new CEO takes over at Voices for Children.

The Murrieta Morning News team6 sources3 min read

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Food pantry

If you've ever dropped off food at the , it's asking for your help: a new campaign aims to find 1,000 people to give at least $10 a month. Executive Director Dawn Smith said pantry rent rose by more than 65 percent and thrift shop rent by nearly 50 percent. Menifee 24/7

The Cupboard hopes 1,000 donors will give $10 a month

1,000
people the campaign hopes to find as monthly donors
$10
a month, the least each donor would give

Source: Menifee 24/7

Foster youth

Tim Ney, former CEO of Catholic Charities San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, became president and CEO of Voices for Children on Mon., Nov. 2. About 400 Riverside County foster children have a volunteer, and nearly 200 more are on the waitlist at any given time. The Raincross Gazette

Veterans Day

If you drive past the Temecula Duckpond, you'll see Flags of Honor along the fence line through Nov. 16. The Veterans Day program lets community members sponsor a flag. Temecula Patch

Local eats

"Breaking Bad" actor Dean Norris talked about his Temecula restaurant, Swing Inn Cafe & BBQ, and his new book on Spectrum News 1's "Your Morning" on Mon., Nov. 2. Spectrum News 1 Los Angeles

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Veterans Day

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After giving candy to a very sweet young girl, she saw I was running low on my candy and decided to help me out.

“She took a large handful of hers and put it in my basket. What a joy. This is our youth of tomorrow. 😊💕”

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The Wrap

The Wrap: If the Cupboard story has you thinking about food, Foodie Fridays Menifee returns Fri., Nov. 6, from 5 to 9 p.m. at MSJC's Menifee campus. It's free, parking is free, and the listing promises over 80 local food vendors, a beer garden and live music. It runs the first Friday of each month through November, so this is the last one of the season. We suggest going hungry.

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Murrieta Morning Newsto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Menifee food pantry asks for 1,000 monthly donors

Plus, Temecula's Flags of Honor fly through Nov. 16 and a new CEO takes over at Voices for Children.

The TLDR

  1. Menifee food pantry wants 1,000 donors at $10 a month
  2. Tim Ney is the new CEO of Voices for Children
  3. Temecula's Flags of Honor stay up through Nov. 16
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