Corona, CA: Child Porn Suspect Held on $1 Million Bail

Charles Russell Long was arrested at the Glen Ivy RV Resort in the 24000 block of Glen Ivy Road, in Corona on Tuesday, according to Lake Elsinore sheriff's officials; he was released on bail, then arrested again.

A 56-year-old Corona man who allegedly took pictures and video of young girls in bikinis at an RV park pool was arrested, made $5,000 bail, then re-arrested when investigators got a look at his computer's contents.

Charles Russell Long was arrested at the Glen Ivy RV Resort in the 24000 block of Glen Ivy Road, in Corona, on Tuesday, according to a sergeant with the county sheriff's Lake Elsinore station.

Corona, CA: $18.60 admission at Glen Ivy Hot Springs

Like to soak in the hot springs at Glen Ivy? For November, you can get this $18.60 deal if you buy a treatment. Read the details.

Right now for the month of November, Glen Ivy Hot Springs in Corona is offering you admission for $18.60, if you book at least a 50-minute body treatment to use while you're there.

This deal is good on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in November 2011. You can loll around their numerous mineral pools and use the mud baths before and after your treatment. There's also a cafe to nosh. It's a relaxing day.

Announcing the Fifth Annual, International Angel Faces Retreat (Corona, CA)

The fifth annual Angel Faces retreat for adolescent girls, ages 11 through 19, with severe facial injuries will be held from June 22nd - 27th, at Glen Ivy Retreat Center in Riverside County, CA (north of San Diego). The innovative, six-day retreat, created exclusively for young women who have suffered extensive facial injuries, will include over 20 adolescent girls from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The event will be lead by Lesia Cartelli, a San Diego resident and burn survivor who founded the retreat in 2003.

The Angel Faces retreat will help the girls to overcome the emotional effects of their trauma in their daily lives by teaching them how to positively handle stares and teasing, focusing on social and behavioral skills to enhance self confidence, working on goal setting and making positive life
choices.

A powerful component of the program is teaching the girls how to apply corrective makeup techniques to cover their scars/birth anomalies while enhancing their inner beauty. Another highlight is "spa experience," where local professionals volunteer to treat the girls to facials, massages, and new hairstyles. At the end of the program, the girls will have experienced a true
makeover for both their physical and emotional wounds. Results are extraordinary.

Angel Faces is the only program of it's kind in the United States and was featured on the Dr. Phil Show, where Lesia Cartelli received a "Heart of Woman" award for founding the program.

For more information visit http://www.angelfacesretreat.org.

About Angel Faces

Angel Faces is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide healing retreats designed to inspire adolescent girls with severe facial disfigurement to achieve their optimal potential, and develop meaningful relationships for themselves, their families, and their communities. This
unique retreat focuses on the healing process within a holistic framework of mind, heart, and spirit. The end result is a new and hope-filled start for the girls who leave the retreat with the skills and tools to create the life they want, and to overcome the challenges of living with a facial
disfigurement. Angel Faces was established in 2003 by Lesia Cartelli, who endured a serious burn injury to over 50% of her face and body from a natural gas explosion at the age of nine. Growing up and dealing with the resulting disfigurements was the catalyst for her founding and directing the organization.

Angel Faces Contact:
Lesia Cartelli, Founder and Director
760-470-1220 or 760-846-6280
Email: lesia@angelfacesretreat.org
http://www.angelfacesretreat.org

A New Role For ISPA Chairman Jim Root; Glen Ivy Resorts

International SPA Association Chairman Jim Root is the new President of Glen Ivy Hot Springs Spa in Corona, Calif (www.glenivy.com). This consummate spa professional brings more than 30 years of experience to Glen Ivy, which has been a member of ISPA since 1993.

As President of Glen Ivy (www.glenivy.com), Root will have direct responsibility for all day-to-day operations of the company's four locations, which includes the hot springs spa and three day spas. “New beginnings are perfect opportunities for a revival of the soul,” said Root. “It’s an honor to be working with such highly-esteemed spa professionals as Glen Ivy Founder John Gray and the staff he has put together. I’m in good company at Glen Ivy as John is a past director on the ISPA Board and continues to be a supportive member.”

Gray added, “All of us at Glen Ivy feel proud and fortunate to have Jim Root as our corporation's new president. Jim adds deep industry expertise and experience, his unending enthusiasm, and his light heart and great smile to the long Glen Ivy tradition of elevating life experience for guests and employees. Jim will help us continue to fulfill our dreams.”

Root has enjoyed a career in spa and hospitality management at some of the leading resort and destination spas in Europe, Asia, Mexico and the United States. He most recently served as the General Manager of Spa Operations at Sea Island Resorts in Georgia. This graduate of the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration also held positions at Miraval Live in Balance in Ariz., Meadowood Napa Valley in Calif., and Rancho La Puerta in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico.