To speed up the flow of traffic at the gates, guests arriving on July 4 should have a valid driver’s license ready to show the gate guard and know the address they are going to. Photo by Donna Ritchie
With thousands of guest entering Canyon Lake on the Fourth of July holiday, gate traffic can get backed up and guests delayed. To speed up the flow of traffic at the gates, the POA recommends telling guests to have a valid driver’s license ready to show the gate guard when entering the community and to know the address the guest is going to. Guests should arrive early to avoid delays.
Guests coming into Canyon Lake on July 4 may use any gate to access the community. The RFID lanes at the main and east gates will be open for vehicles with RFID transponders and vehicles with decals only.
For information about pre-printed guest passes, contact POA Member Services at 951-244-6841. The POA office will be closed on July 4. Regular business hours will resume on Thursday, July 5.
The City of Canyon Lake is hosting its 7th annual Frozen Turkey and Food Drive this Thursday, Nov. 15, from 2 to 4 p.m. Residents are invited to give the gift of a Thanksgiving meal by donating a frozen turkey and other non-perishable items.Residents who wish to participate may drop off frozen turkeys and non-perishable food items at City Hall, 31516 Railroad Canyon Rd., on Thursday.
Canyon Lake’s Turkey Drive is Thursday 0 November 9, 2018 Community News Sal Gervasi delivers a turkey to City Hall during last year’s annual Turkey and Food Drive hosted by the City of Canyon Lake. Photo by Donna Ritchie The City of Canyon Lake is hosting its 7th annual Frozen Turkey and Food D...
Canyon Laker Madison Bailey submitted these photos of the Riverside National Cemetery where she spent the day visiting her dad, Louis Garcia, who passed away on Sept. 15, 2018.
The POA and Family Matters Club are teaming up to present the 2018 Turkey Hand Coloring Contest for Canyon Lake children ages 12 and younger. Click on the link below for more details.
Kids invited to enter Turkey Hand Contest 0 November 9, 2018 Community News The POA and Family Matters Club invite children ages 12 and younger to enter the 2018 Turkey Hand Coloring Contest by creating a turkey using a pre-mad hand outline. The contest ends Nov. 15. File Photo The POA and Family Ma...
Russell Strange, 54, an ASB and history teacher at Temescal Canyon High School and a Canyon Lake resident, was arrested at the high school today and booked at the Southwest Detention Center. See attached photo for booking information and charges. ... See MoreSee Less
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