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RABB REPORT To inform my community about city updates, events, and more. DEC 2021 VOL 1
WHAT’S INSIDE
Utility Assistance Program
NEW: Native American Museum
32nd Annual Christmas Parade
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Welcome
Welcome to the Rabb Report
The Rabb Report will be used to spread awareness on events, community matters, and more to the constituents of Perris.This report will cover the plethora of events occurring in the current month and highlight city events that have passed. For the month of December, the City of Perris has many opportunities for the community to come out and visit Downtown Perris, where the Christmas Parade will occur. In addition, there is an opportunity to visit Lake Perris Museum- featured is the
exhibit Ya’i Heki’. Upcoming events include the Deck the Walls contest and Christmas Parade.Be sure to visit my Facebook for all updates on upcoming events here. I am excited to share other city matters, personal insight into my life and other topics that are most important to me on the Rabb Report so be sure to tune in every month. Thank you for your constant support and I hope you enjoy your read!
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A Look Into Me
My Trip To Kansas City November 11th- “I decided to do a quick weekend trip to Missouri. After getting up at 6:00 am, I drove up to Springfield, Illinois where I visited: the Abraham Lincoln National Historic Site, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, the Illinois State Musuem, Old Capitol Building, and Lincoln Tomb. I worked up an appetite and ate a Springfield Classic: Horseshoe Sandwich. After visiting all of those free museums and enjoying a free meal( Veterans Day), I drove back to St. Louis to visit Gateway Arch National Arch. The museum exhibit is very nice and the ride to the top of the arch is worth it. Tomorrow, I hope to explore St. Louis before catch- ing a train to Kansas City, MO.” November 12th- “Today has been a busy day. I got up at 6:00 am, ate breakfast and walked to Gateway Arch, taking pho- tos on my 2.8-mile, roundtrip walk. I returned and checked out of my hotel. I then briefly visited Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis before driving to Forest Park, a site of the 1904 World Fair and many attractions. I then visited the Missouri History Museum and St. Louis Art Museum. Both free museums are a impres- sive - the St. Louis Art Museum is enormous, an hour did not do it justice. I did manage to power walk my way through most of the exhibit rooms. After all that walking, I caught up with my friend and fellow Stanford ‘08 alumni Darius Richardson over lunch. At 4:00 pm, I boarded an Amtrak train bound for Kansas City. I’m now chilling on the train.” November 13th- “Kansas City is an underrated place. Today I walked over 10 miles visiting the Nelson-At- kins Art Museum, Kempler Contemporary Art Mu- seum, Workd War One History Museum and Negro Leagues Baseball Museum . All of the museums were great and the three didn’t charge admission (The art museums are always free and the WWI museum is free for vets this weekend). I also tried out a turkey BBQ Sandwich from Arthur Bryant, well-known KC eatery. It’s only 7:15 PM, but I’m done for day, I don’t plan on leaving my Air B&B tonight. One: I’m tired. Two: I’m a solo traveler in an unknown city. Tomorrow, I return home. I have one goal: make my way into Kansas - my 34th State.”
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Past Events
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Upcoming Events
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Community News
Lake Perris Museum Highlights Ya’i Heki’
Ya’i Heki’ (pronounced yahee ehkey) is translated from the Cahuil- la language meaning “Home of the Wind”. This museum is one of a series of regional museums funded by the State of California. The museum is open to the public on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. and Fridays from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. The museum provides a comprehensive interpretation of Native American history and an educational experience into the cultures of the Indigenous peoples of inland southern California. Additionally, it features displays on the local flora and fauna of the southern California bio-region, and early Spanish explorers. Come in and explore!
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COVID-19 Update
COVID -19 Update
Vaccinations by the numbers As of October 12th 1.4 million doses have been administered to county residents. Those who are fully vaccinated have now reached over 2 million.
in-person when the vaccine receives full approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for middle and high school grades, making California the first state in the nation to announce such a measure. In order to further protect students and staff and continue supporting a safe return to in-person instruction for all students, the Governor directed the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to follow the procedures established by the Legislature to add the COVID-19 vaccine to other vaccinations required for in-person school attendance—such as measles, mumps, and rubella—pursuant to the Health and Safety Code.
Vaccination Requirements for Schools At a school in San Francisco, Governor Newsom announced plans to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the list of vaccinations required to attend school
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Community News
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Community News
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Community News
Want To Get Rid of Stuff? Let Perris Help!
Public Works offers free large & bulky items drop-off and paint drop-off for Perris residents. Large & bulky items drop-off at the Harley Knox Yard located at 1093 Harley Knox Blvd., Perris, Ca. Paint drop-off at the Public Works Yard located at 1015 S. G St., Perris, Ca.
*Disclaimer* No more than 4 large items per household per month. No more than 7 gallons of paint per household per month.
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Other
Utility Assistance Program The City of Perris Housing Authority’s mission is to improve and expand the City’s housing stock, to build quality affordable housing, and address the needs of low and moderate-income and moderate-income residents through the creation and pres- ervation of affordable housing programs which can improve the quality of life and revitalize the City of Perris neighborhoods. To learn more, click the image to be direct- ed to email the Perris Housing Authority.
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