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Looking Back: Looking back at events of past Septembers

A surprise storm on Labor Day 2006 brought strong winds, buckets of rain and even hail, flooding streets and downing tree limbs across the community. The Friday Flyer’s September 22 “Police Blotter” listed several incidents that occured during the month. In one incident, emergency personnel responded to the scene above where a westbound pickup truck sheared off a median palm tree in a one-vehicle collision on Railroad Canyon Rd. Looking Back: Looking back at events of past Septembers

40 years ago
      In September 1971, the major news in the local monthly publication, The Canyon Lake Lighthouse, was the fact that Jay Keegan Jr. was appointed to the new position of “POA Administrator.” Keegan had been elected the previous May to the POA Board, but on July 1 resigned, citing in a letter that he had sold his home on Canyon Lake Dr. North and was moving to Florida. Frank Holden, then POA General Manager, signed a contract to buy a mobile home lot and, two days later, was fired.
      The POA Board abolished the position of General Manager and replaced it with a new position, Administrator. At that time, the POA attorney resigned. Two days later, Jay Keegan Jr. reported for work as the new Administrator.
      The Canyon Lake Realty Company offered lots for sale priced from $4,950, with “financing available.” Meanwhile, Canyon Lake Properties reported its firm would build a three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,120-square-foot home on an individual’s lot for $13,700, with garage or carport extra.
      Owners could stable their horses for $19 a month, which included 16 pounds of hay and two pounds of grain daily, as well as cleaning. Stalls could be rented for $45 a month.

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