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Local historical activists, many relying on canes and walking sticks for support, hiked 7,000 years into the past two weeks ago to explore the rugged, boulder-strewn birthplace of Temecula.
In doing so, about 35 participants came away with an increased awareness of a scarcely visited area that has gained new prominence recently due to a proposed city annexation and a pending freeway improvement project.
“That’s Temecula’s hidden secret,” said Roger Sannipoli, an Old Town property owner who has been active in key historical projects and issues. “There’s so much history up there.”
Sannipoli and...
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