The Leader

Murder defendants attempt to change pleas

FROM STAFF REPORTS

Victorville • A Lucerne Valley woman and her daughter are attempting to change their pleas from guilty to not guilty for the 2005 murder of the family’s father.

In this week's print edition

If you don’t get The Leader in print, here’s what you missed this week:

-Four letters to the editor

More cuts at Mitsubishi

Plant manager hopes this will be ‘the last of it’

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

One of Lucerne Valley’s major employers is apparently still feeling the effects of a sagging economy.

Locals continue to debate Measure S

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

Roughly 40 people gathered last Saturday for a meeting regarding Lucerne Valley’s most hotly contested issue.

Leader's parent company exits bankruptcy, changes ownership

By Mary Ann Milbourn, ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER

This week in The Leader

This week's print edition of The Leader features one of Jo Richards' "Worm Alerts," four letters to the editor and community photos including the Youth 2 Youth Conference and The Waymores.

Locals express opinions on Measure S at community meeting

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PHOTO BY KRIS REILLY

Michele McClowry, standing, discusses the situation facing local schools at the April 19 meeting at the Community Center.

BY KRIS REILLY, Editor

Scammers target L.V.

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

Lucerne Valley has again been targeted by fraudulent phone calls asking for bank account information.

SOS signs defaced

BY KRIS REILLY, Editor

LUCERNE VALLEY • Vandals who damaged several Save Our Schools campaign signs will be prosecuted if caught, authorities said last week.

LVEDA asking for input on water hauling policy

By KRIS REILLY, Editor

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