This week’s sports lineup is packed with action. Plus, the Mission Inn Museum launches its Halloween season with a dinner-and-cemetery tour honoring fallen officers.
CBU packs Thursday night with volleyball, water polo and the Crosstown Showdown, while high school and UCR games round out Riverside’s busy sports week.
This week’s sports lineup is packed with action. Plus, the Mission Inn Museum launches its Halloween season with a dinner-and-cemetery tour honoring fallen officers.
Hello Riverside, and good morning on this September 11. Today we pause and remember, honoring the lives lost and the courage shown on that day 23 years ago. This morning, the City of Riverside is holding a 9/11 Day of Remembrance Ceremony. You can also learn more about Riverside’s own firefighters who traveled to New York to serve in the recovery and cleanup through this powerful documentary.
CBU packs Thursday night with volleyball, water polo and the Crosstown Showdown, while high school and UCR games round out Riverside’s busy sports week.
Lancer Keeper Hugo Do Rego lets a penalty kick by in the last minute to level the score for CSUF. (Ken Crawford)
Thursday, CBU is the place to be. Three great events and it looks like the evenings should be cooling down. The Lancers women's soccer team hosts this year’s Crosstown Showdown. CBU looks to make it three in a row against the Highlanders Thursday night.
Thursday, Sept. 11 – CBU Tripleheader:
CBU Women's Volleyball vs. Cal State Fullerton – 5 p.m. at Van Dyne Gym
CBU Men's Water Polo vs. Biola – 5 p.m. at Lancer Aquatics Center
CBU Women's Soccer vs. UC Riverside – 7:30 p.m. at CBU Soccer Stadium (Crosstown Showdown)
Mission Inn Museum Presents Cemetery Tour Honoring Fallen Officers
Halloween programming features dinner at historic house, Olivewood Cemetery tour with tragic endings theme; tips benefit Fallen Officers Foundation.
The Mission Inn Museum will host the Tragic Endings tour at Olivewood Cemetery on Arlington Avenue. (Ken Crawford)
The Mission Inn Museum and Foundation is presenting a unique Halloween program featuring dinner at a historic Riverside home and cemetery tours highlighting tragic local stories.
Driving the news: The "Tragic Endings" experience combines a house tour, dinner, and sunset cemetery visits over three nights in September and October.
Limited to 24 guests per evening, the event focuses on individuals who met tragic ends, including fallen police officers.
Why it matters: The program connects visitors with local history through stories of tragic figures, while supporting the Fallen Officers Foundation.
All tips received during the tours will benefit families of deceased law enforcement personnel.
The details: Tours begin at the Bandini/Battles house and conclude at Olivewood Cemetery, featuring entertainment from performers like the "Witches of Housewagon" dance troupe.
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