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A US winery is paying someone over €80,000 to live there for a year 15:50 Thursday, 15 April 2021 Share it This could be your calling. A winery out in California is offering someone $100,000 (about €83,500) to live there rent-free. Tyla.com report that Murphy-Goode Winery is looking for someone to move to their place in Healdsburg’s Sonoma Wine Country for a year. They’ve advertised the position on their website, saying: “We have a job that will instantaneously catapult you into the w...

Jason Momoa Has Horns in First Look at Netflixs Slumberland Jason Momoa Has Horns in First Look at Netflixs Slumberland Netflixs fantasy adventure flick, Slumberland, stars Jason Momoa as half-man/half-monster creature who must help a young girl find her missing father. Aquaman to Conan, Jason Momoa has made a name for himself playing unstoppable warriors, but now the actor is going for something a little different, sporting horns and a top hat for Netflixs upcoming fantasy adventure flick, S...

Palm Springs restaurant owner left frustrated after denial of a permit for live music The Palm Canyon Roadhouse owner Greg Rivers was excited to bring back live entertainment for an outdoor event on Friday February, 12th. “First time in 11 months we really had a chance to make some money,” he told News Channel 3.   In order for Rivers to have live entertainment in his parking lot, he needed a noise ordinance waiver.  Rivers said he worked with the city of Palm Springs to make it happen, ...

Palm Springs announces new city manager is Justin Clifton from Sedona Video: Is this snow, hail or graupel falling in Palm Springs Windy Point neighborhood Replay Video UP NEXT Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton has been selected as the next city manager of Palm Springs, the city announced on Tuesday.  Clifton has served as city manager of the Arizona city since 2015. He was chosen out of more than 75 applicants to replace longtime Palm Springs City Manager David Ready, who announced his re...

Local cities are helping small businesses amid extended stay-at-home order Southern California hospitalization numbers are not improving at all. Now, the stay at home order has been extended  indefinitely.  Local cities are hoping to help businesses struggling to pay the bills.  News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more on how they hope to help. “Its a little disheartening," said Chad Gardner. Chad Gardner, owner of Roly China Fusion, was hoping to see the silver lining starting 2021.  ...