The Temecula Valley International Film & Music Festival is showcasing its 16th year with some of the world's finest independent film and music artists September 15-19, 2010 at The Tower Plaza Shopping Center Movie Experience Theater. The rich and diverse lineup was chosen out of hundreds of submissions. Films include documentaries, features, shorts, animations and student films. Music artists range from Las Vegas style performances to intimate acoustic soloists, playing jazz, rock, Latin, hip hop, country, and more.

The community is invited to take advantage of this unique opportunity where Hollywood comes to Temecula. The Festival offers film screenings, workshops, panels, concerts, industry networking and industry receptions.

The Temecula Valley International Film & Music Festival has evolved from a small grassroots affair to a world-class film and music event, showcasing and honoring significant artists. Independent and mainstream filmmakers and musicians from across America and around the globe gather in Temecula every September to celebrate the art of film and music.

The October issue of The Valley Business Journal will be dedicated to election issues including photos and features of the candidates and a summary of the major ballot measures and propositions.  Candidates have been asked to provide a statement on why the local business community should vote for them. As our state and nation struggle to re-build a sustainable job base, local job growth and the policies that facilitate or hamper that fall to our local leaders – the folks you will elect in November. Your vote truly does make a local difference – get informed and get out and vote.

The line forms to the rear – or to the left, or the right, depending on where you stand I guess. It’s that time of year when people are lining up to represent you on our local City Councils, the county Board of Supervisors, the State Legislature and Congress. You’ve already made preliminary decisions for state and national races but November will be the first and only test for local candidates.

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