July 3, 2008By The Editor
Eighteen Patriotic Quotes to Celebrate Independence Day...
ChinoHills.com wishes the Community a Safe and Happy Holiday.
18 Patriotic Quotes to Celebrate Independence Day Independence Day is right around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with patriotic quotes that define us as a nation? If these 18 patriotic quotes don't get you in a patriotic spirit, nothing will.
1. "What is the essence of America? Finding and maintaining that perfect, delicate balance between freedom `to' and freedom `from.'" ~ Marilyn vos Savant
2. "This na
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March 7, 2008By Nathan Trujillo
Getting a cold furry shoulder
Here is my brown, black and cream colored cat ignoring every hiss and finger snap I make just so she could turn around and look at the camera. Nothin doin though. I swear I didn't do anything to warrant a cold furry shoulder. I think she's reading the ingredients on the bag to see if it passes inspection. It was about 4:30 in the afternoon and she's already getting vocal by meowing at me near her food. Sometimes she doesn't even eat and just leav
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February 27, 2008By Nathan Trujillo
The hills are blooming
While driving along Grand Ave and Chino Hills Parkway this week, I just had to turn around and capture some flowers at peak bloom. I had been passing them up too many times, but not this time. The flowers, or pesky weeds are a nuisance sprouting in between your back yard bricks but are a nice local attraction growing by the millions in a field... They just call out to creative shutterbugs for a snapshot. You must beware though because busy bees a
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November 19, 2007By The Editor
Our forefathers could give us a clue to the true meaning of Thanksgiving and a nice family tradition as well.
Who Are We Thanking On Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving is an uniquely American holiday held on the 4th Thursday of November each year. Thanksgiving is said to have started as a celebration of peace between the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts and the Indians and to thank God for the bounty they had in their first harvest of 1621. It was celebrated on and off after that time and a few Presidents including George Washington, Abraham Lin
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