'Great Bull Run' Will No Longer Be Held In Riverside County
A rock 'n' roll-style bull run, which was scheduled to take place next month in Temecula, will no longer be held in Riverside County, it was confirmed Thursday.
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A rock 'n' roll-style bull run, which was scheduled to take place next month in Temecula, will no longer be held in Riverside County, it was confirmed Thursday.
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