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OIA passenger count stays strong

OIA Sees Large Drop in Traffic

Ontario International Airport posted another sold month in November. Passenger traffic was up 8.5 percent, as the airport added more than 410,000 passengers compared with November 2016, according to a report. During the first 11 months of 2016, Ontario International served an estimated 4.1 million passengers, up 6.8 percent year-over-year. …

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Victorville lands tool retailer

A national tool retailer will open a store in Victorville. Harbor Freight Tools, a family-owned chain based in Calabasas, will set up shop in a 27,330-square-foot retail building at 7th Street and La Paz Drive, according to Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services. The site, at 14676 7th St., …

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“The Cheech” to get major funding help

Three Inland Empire community groups will donate $90,000 to the Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art, Culture & History, which is scheduled to open in Riverside in two years. The Riverside Latino Network, the Greater Riverside Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and the Spanish Town Heritage Foundation announced recently that they …

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Solar panel company to expand in Temecula

A company that installs solar panels for commercial and residential clients is moving to Temecula. Freedom Solar has agreed to lease 21,365 square feet of a building at 43445 Business Park Drive that will be its corporate headquarters, according to a statement released by Avison Young’s San Diego office. The …

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Airport to provide extra holiday parking

Palm Springs International Airport is again offering extra parking during the holiday season, in anticipation of increased traffic. Starting Friday, an ancillary parking lot will be available on Kirk Douglas Way, which runs west of the airport, according to a statement on the city’s website. Cost is $15 per day, …

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IE business stories recap

The Colonies Crossroads trial, the closing of Carousel Mall and the revival of Ontario International Airport were among the top Inland Empire business stories of 2017. Twenty seventeen was the year the largest and most publicized corruption trial in the history of the Inland Empire, if not all of California, …

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