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Longtime Inland Empire environmentalist to run for office

Penny Newman has spent nearly 40 years trying to change the system from the outside. Now she’ll try to change it from the inside, assuming she can elected. Not many people make their first run for public office right after they turn 70 years old. Not so for Penny Newman, …

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Moreno Valley preps for art festival

The Moreno Valley Arts Commission is accepting applications for the 10th annual Artoberfest, the city’s annual celebration of the arts. This year’s festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Conference & Recreation Center, 14075 Frederick St., according to a statement on the city’s …

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Moreno Valley to hold State of City

Moreno Valley is scheduled to hold its annual State of the City event at 11:30 a.m. Aug. 16 at the Conference and Recreation Center on 14075 Frederick St. Residents, business leaders and local dignitaries will gather to hear about the city’s successes during the past year and its plans for …

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More flights for OIA

Starting in October, Frontier Airlines will add four flights a week from Ontario International Airport to San Antonio International Airport. Those planes will continue to Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C., according to a statement released by Ontario International Airport. Because of previously announced flights, Frontier’s new service will make …

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Lawsuit brings sublease arrangement at Chino Airport to light

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San Bernardino County officials are trying to find out if a pact between two aviation companies violates county regulations. San Bernardino County is investigating whether a fixed-base operator at Chino Airport entered  into a sublease agreement with another aviation company that may violate county regulations regarding subleases at the airport. Flying …

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Palm Springs gets solid marks from its residents

Fifty five percent of all Palm Springs residents believe their city is moving in a positive direction, compared to 32 percent who believe their hometown is “on the wrong track,” a survey has found. The study also reported that approximately two-thirds of all Palm Springs residents want the city to …

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