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IE Small Business Development Center braces for possible funding cuts

The non-profit entity, which helps start-ups and existing business, doesn’t like the proposed  budget cuts coming from the Trump Administration. On the other hand, this is still a good time to start a small business, says the man in charge of the agency. Vincent McCoy, director of the Inland Empire …

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Citizens Business Bank Arena welcomes new director of food and beverage

Citizens Business Bank Arena recently announced that the position of Director of Food and Beverage has been filled. Don Hanson has taken on the day-to-day duties of Food and Beverage operations as of March 7, 2017, according to a statement. Hanson graduated with high honors and a Bachelor’s of Science …

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Esri to sign federal contract

ESRI Gets New Grant

Redlands-based Esri, a leader in spatial analytics, has announced that it will sign an enterprise agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Under the agreement, the laboratory will have full access to spatial analysis tools produced by Esri, and it will also be allowed to add …

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Stater Bros. takes online service to OC

Stater Bros. Charities

Stater Bros. has expanded its Instacart online grocery ordering and home delivery service into Orange County. The service, which began in San Francisco in 2012, connects customers to local shoppers via the Internet, according to a statement. After the customer places an order, the shopper handpicks those items and delivers …

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Farmer Boys switch to cage-free eggs is finished

Farmer Boys Appoints New Management

Farmer Boys Restaurants, the Riverside-based chain that serves only farm-fresh food, has completed its transition to cage-free eggs. The shift has now been achieved at its 89 locations after working closely with Hickman Farms, its longtime egg supplier, according to a statement posted Tuesday on Farmer Boys’ website. Farmer Boys …

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State OK’s handling of workers comp cases connected to SB shooting

California’s workers compensation claims

Most workers compensation filings related to the December, 2015 terrorist attack in San Bernardino were approved, with the majority of treatment delays due to doctors not submitting proper information, according to state officials. San Bernardino County “establish[ed] a model for dealing with incidents of this nature by hiring nurse case …

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