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Stater Bros. Helps Local Police

Stater Bros. Charities

Stater Bros. Charities is giving an assist to the San Bernardino Police Department’s Honor Guard. The charity, which it does its work in communities where employees of the supermarket chain live and work, has donated to the Honor Guard new badges and cap pieces, according to a statement. The Honor …

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The High Desert Mavericks will soon be no more

City Terminates Stadium Lease with Baseball Team

A dispute regarding its stadium lease will cause the Single-A team, which has called Adelanto home since 1991, to be disbanded when this season ends. Some people in the High Desert aren’t happy about that.  Sometime this month, the High Desert Mavericks will play their last game at Heritage Field …

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OIA Sees Large Drop in Traffic

OIA Sees Large Drop in Traffic

Passenger traffic at Ontario International Airport dropped substantially in July. Overall traffic was down 4.49 percent last month, with nearly 17,300 fewer domestic and international passengers using the airport compared with July 2015, according to data released Tuesday by Los Angeles World Airports, the airport’s owner. Domestic traffic fell by …

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Local Company to Design, Build San Diego Bus Shelters

Tolar Manufacturing Co

Corona-based Tolar Manufacturing Co. will design and build transit shelters for the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. Tolar has signed a multi-year contract to provide 600 shelters and more than 1,800 benches to the transit system during the next five years, according to a statement posted this week on Tolar …

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Baseball Team to Disband

City Terminates Stadium Lease with Baseball Team

The High Desert Mavericks, the Class A minor league baseball affiliate that has called Adelanto home for 26 seasons, will soon be no more. The Mavericks, a Texas Rangers affiliate, along with the Bakersfield Blaze, will cease operations at the end of this season, California League officials announced Monday. Starting …

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Animal Shelter Aids Furry Fire Victims

Moreno Valley Looking to Help Homeless Pets

Apple Valley Municipal Animal Shelter has opened its doors to more than 400 displaced animals as a result of the devastating Blue Cut Fire. As of Friday, the shelter had taken in 302 dogs, 111 cats and 25 other animals, including lizards and guinea pigs, said Gina Whiteside, the shelter’s …

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