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Arroyo Valley girls hoops continues dominance

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Tamera Trigg (#5) scored a game-high 30 points during Arroyo Valley's 78-28 San Andreas League win over San Gorgonio on January 16.

Loma Linda University Health brings Zipcar car-sharing service to campus community

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A Ford Focus along with a Toyota Prius are now offered through LLUH as part of a partnership with Zipcar, a car-sharing service. Students, staff, faculty members and community members can reserve the cars for use for an hour or for multiple days.

Laura Ling inspires and empowers audience of 1,000 women as the keynote speaker at the annual Women’s Conference

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Following her keynote speech at the Women’s Conference on January 16, Laura Ling interacted with guests and signed copies of her memoir, “Somewhere Inside: One Sister’s Captivity in North Korea and the Other’s Fight to Bring Her Home,” which she penned with her sister, Lisa.

Colton Loses Original War Bride, “La Italiana”

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John and Angelina's wedding, performed by the Bishop of Italy in 1944. Most of the people in the photo were townspeople of Madeloni, Italy, that showed up to watch the unprecedented marriage,

Area youth learn sports science of Anaheim Ducks

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Retired Ducks right wing George Parros taught members of the Boys & Girls Clubs the science and math behind hockey during Time Warner Cable’s STEM in Sports event at the Honda Center in Anaheim on Jan. 13.

Free Metrolink to Auto Club 400

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San Bernardino Valley College Psych Tech Program Graduates 17

San Manuel Grant benefits Crafton Hills College students

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Destinique Brown, benefactor of the ISEEK grant from San Manuel, works in the CHC Disabled Student Services & Programs (DSPS) office.

Feldheym Library First Floor Tentatively Scheduled to Re-Open Thursday, Jan. 22

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Gamers set new world record at first-ever Arcade Expo in Banning

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A new world record was set Jan. 17 at the first-ever Arcade Expo in Banning for most people playing pinball.

By Yazmin Alvarez Gamers at the first-ever Arcade Expo in Banning have more than high scores to brag about....

Support IE Local: Jose Antonio Cordova Provides Experience and Good Service to Inland Empire’s Suit Wearing Clientele

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Jose Antonio Cordova and his collection of suits.

By Anthony Victoria Jose Antonio Cordova—whose tailor shop is located at 161 N. E St. near San Manuel Stadium...

Community Meeting Discusses Art Mural Possibilities in San Bernardino

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San Bernardino Generation Now’s Jorge Heredia (left) and Michael Segura (right).

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Anthony Victoria The Institute for Public Strategies (IPS), as part of the BYRNE Crime Prevention Program, met with community...

Community honors Martin Luther King Jr. at 35th Prayer Breakfast and with Ceremony at City Hall

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San Bernardino City Mayor Carey Davis with Carl Damon during the 35th Annual MLK Prayer Breakfast at the National Orange Show Events Center on Jan.19. The mayor would later attend another ceremony at City Hall that included a recitation of the “I Have a Dream” speech and the laying of a wreath near King’s feet.

By Anthony Victoria California State Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) recalled the time he and his mother witnessed...

Hearing on Centrepointe Car Wash, Beer, and Wine CUP decision to continue in March

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Centrepointe Car Wash Beer and Wine location.

By Anthony Victoria A public hearing on the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) to a...

Baby Colton to be laid to rest on January 24

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A woman holds a candle that displays a baby praying.

By Anthony Victoria Colton residents turned out to a candlelight vigil on Wednesday January 14 to memorialize the...

Catholic Charities and Dignity Health to Co-Host ACA Insurance Sign-up Event This Saturday Public invited to get help signing up for Covered California

As the February 15 enrollment deadline to sign up for Covered California approaches, as a public service, Catholic Charities...

Arcade Expo debuts this weekend at the Museum of Pinball in Banning

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The area’s first-ever Arcade Expo runs Jan. 16-18 at the Museum of Pinball in Banning. Tournaments, seminars, live entertainment and free game play are among a few highlights of the event.

By Yazmin Alvarez Gamers get ready for epic high scores, classic coin-op machines and a 40,000-square-foot world of nostalgia...

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