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Hemet (hĕm`ĭt), city (1990 pop. 36,094), Riverside co., S Calif., in the San Jacinto valley; inc. 1910. Hemet and the surrounding area saw extensive growth in the 1970s and 80s, due to increased local agribusiness and the development of the aircraft industry. Citrus, avocados, vegetables, grain, and nursery stock are grown, and poultry and dairy cattle are raised. Manufactures include carbon products, furniture, and motor vehicles. Mt. San Jacinto College is here. A special tourist attraction is the Ramona Outdoor Play, staged annually by residents of the twin cities of Hemet and San Jacinto. |
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| Sunbelt League runner-up Hemet eliminated the Mission League champions with a 38-35 victory that ended Crespi's season at 17-2. Cupp, whose previous stints include Hemet Federal Savings and Loan Association, First Bank and Imperial Credit Industries, will be president and chief executive of the new bank, while Jeffrey M. 19, 2006 mail election, residents of Hemet Valley Hospital District in Riverside County (CA) will vote on a $485 million general obligation bond referendum (Measure I), which will be needed to fund VHS' future capital needs. |
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